GARRETT REED TWO-HITTER HELPS BUCS PUT AWAY DICKINSON 4-0

BUCS GET RIGHT BACK IN DISTRICT RACE

 

bwoodbaseball.com File Photo- Garrett Reed

 

Posted Wednesday March 25, 2015

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Clute- Brazoswood entered this game looking for a much needed win to get back in the 24-6A race. The Bucs were able to do just that, defeating Dickinson 4-0, and Garrett Reed was a big reason why.

 

Reed pitched a 6-inning gem, striking out 9 batters, walking 2, and yielding only 2 hits en route to picking up his first district win.

 

The Bucs big inning happened in the bottom of the third inning. Kamen Lopez got nailed in the back by a Dickinson fastball to reach first. Landon Cooper pinch ran for Lopez. Cole Randolph sacrifice bunted to advance Cooper. Jared Damian got a double after driving a shot to right field who bounced the ball of his glove. Anthony Dahl put down a perfect sacrifice bunt which scored Cooper. Dustin Lacaze then drove a hit to center field scoring Damian.

 

Anthony Bell got into the mix, blasting an RBI shot over the left fielder, scoring Lacaze. Hector Uranga drew a walk, which led to a Gator pitching change. Reed and Guel were hit by pitches, the last one led to Bell scoring. By the end of the third inning the score stood Bwood- 4 Dickinson- 0.

 

The Bucs hit the ball hard again in the bottom of the fifth inning. Some of the great plays included Bell hitting a hard single inside the third base line. Uranga also blasted a hit to center field.

 

In the bottom of the sixth inning, Aaron "Chili" Cortez got some action, blasting a hit to the first baseman who bobbled the ball, and Cortez getting on base.

 

Dickinson ended the game with little drama in the seventh. Reyna got a basehit followed by a Hollister walk. Reed finally exited the game as Lacaze entered to pitch. Dickinson's Anderson hit a shot right to Dahl who quickly rolled a double play. Murphy would strikeout to end the game.

 

The Bucs are now undefeated at Wilson Field this year where they are 4-0, and 2-0 district. Wilson Field is turning out to be a 12th man for the Bucs, and will only get better as the Bucs are starting to get into a groove, the weather is getting better, and the Buc Pride is buzzing.

 

The Bucs are 10-5 overall, and 2-2 in district. They travel to Clear Lake Friday to battle a 3-1 (district) Falcon team.

 

WP- G. Reed 6 IP/ 2 H/ 2 BB/ 9 K

Bell- 2/3, 2B, RBI

Damian- 1/2, 2B, R

Lacaze- 1/3, RBI