<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=4CxpU7_1DTOpqLn00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=4CxpU7_1DTOpqLn00" width="1024" height="683" ><figcaption>Gallatin Longhunters’ Bryce Elder (6) leads off from second base in their home game against the Columbia Jumpin’ Jacks earlier this season. SHANE POTTER</figcaption></figure>Outfielder Bryce Elder hit for the first cycle in Gallatin Longhunters history on Thursday against the Cookeville Flyin’ Frogs. It was the first time this season the feat has been reached in Sumner County wood-bat summer baseball. Elder’s efforts led the Longhunters to their first three-win week in a month. Their area counterpart, Hendersonville’s Full Count Rhythm, has won seven of its last 10 games and has taken third place in the Ohio Valley League standings ahead of the final week of the regular season. Gallatin’s first schedule in the Volunteer State League will run through the end of July.Below are top performers and scores from the past week.1. Bryce Elder, Gallatin Longhunters outfielder: Elder hit a lead-off home run in his first at-bat, doubled in his third, tripled in his fourth, and his ground ball to first base was recorded as an infield single for Gallatin’s first cycle Thursday in a 9-3 win against the Cookeville Flyin’ Frogs.2. Cason Hill, Full Count Rhythm infielder: The Samford rising sophomore recorded his second straight three-homer week for Full Count, building upon his area lead for home runs. He hit two and totaled five RBIs in Wednesday’s 12-2 win over Madisonville.3. Rylan Moses, Full Count Rhythm outfielder: Moses returned to his early season form after a two-week lull in June and July. He went 9 for 18 in his last four games, including a two-hit, four-RBI performance on Saturday in a 15-5 victory against the Paducah Chiefs.4. Mitch Victor, Gallatin Longhunters catcher: After six hits in 10 at-bats – four of which came in Saturday’s 14-4 mashing of the Flyin’ Frogs – Victor recorded the highest batting average of any Sumner County player this week. 5. Cooper Rogers, Gallatin Longhunters infielder: Rogers rounded out Gallatin’s first three-win week since June 19 after his two-run single Sunday walked-off a 7-6 win over the Columbia Jumpin’ Jacks.Scores:Monday: Henderson Flash 12, Full Count Rhythm 2Monday: Tullahoma Test Pilots 13, Gallatin Longhunters 7Tuesday: Full Count Rhythm 10, Paducah Chiefs 7Wednesday: Madisonville Miners 6, Full Count Rhythm 5Wednesday: Full Count Rhythm 12, Madisonville Miners 2Thursday: Gallatin Longhunters 9, Cookeville Flyin’ Frogs 3Friday: Full Count Rhythm 5, Henderson Flash 4Saturday: Full Count Rhythm 15, Paducah Chiefs 5Saturday: Gallatin Longhunters 14, Cookeville Flyin’ Frogs 4Sunday: Gallatin Longhunters 7, Columbia Jumpin’ Jacks 6</div></body>

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Outfielder Bryce Elder hit for the first cycle in Gallatin Longhunters history on Thursday against the Cookeville Flyin’ Frogs. It was the first time this season the feat has been reached in Sumner County wood-bat summer baseball. Elder’s efforts led the Longhunters to their first three-win week in a...

Sumner summer baseball scoreboard: Elder hits first cycle for Longhunters

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Outfielder Bryce Elder hit for the first cycle in Gallatin Longhunters history on Thursday against the Cookeville Flyin’ Frogs. It was the first time this 

Sumner summer baseball scoreboard: Elder hits first cycle for Longhunters

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