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MIDDLESEX WINS DISTRICT BASEBALL CHAMPIONSHIP

The Charger varsity baseball team was a happy bunch Friday as MHS defeated Mathews, 6-1, for the Tidewater District title and a trip to the Region A baseball tournament. The time, place and competition of the Region A tournament has yet to be determined. The team includes, front, from left, Owen Wynberry, Garrison Robins, Riley Dean, Patrick Larson, Cameron Byers; and back, same order, Assistant Coach Matt Stamm, Kaden Hunley, Chris Withers, Jackson Murray, Thomas Wilson, Jarrett Williams, Hudson McMinn, Peyton Lambert, Simon Larson, Chris Scott, Coach John Matthew Robins and volunteer coach Floyd Crouch.  (Photo by Larry Chowning)

Baseball team beats Mathews 6-1, earns trip to region playoff

by Larry Chowning –

Between rain showers Friday, the Middlesex High School (MHS) varsity baseball team captured the regular season Tidewater District crown by defeating rival Mathews Blue Devils, 6-1, at MHS in Saluda.

The Charger offense put together a five-run second inning and Middlesex’s defense along with pitcher Patrick Larson took care of business giving MHS its eighth district win of the season. The Chargers are 9-1 in district play and 10-6 overall in the win-loss column.

“We are certainly excited about this win,” said MHS Head Coach John Matthew Robins. “We had that one good inning offensively and played good defense throughout the game.

The Chargers have clinched a spot in the Region A baseball playoffs. MHS Athletic Director Matt Stamm said that the times and locations will soon be announced…

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Larry Chowning
Larry Chowninghttps://www.ssentinel.com
Larry is a reporter for the Southside Sentinel and author of several books centered around the people and places of the Chesapeake Bay.