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May 15, 2009

West Lauderdale wins Game 1 of Class 4A championship series

West Lauderdale scores two more in the seventh and sits East Central down in order in the bottom of the frame. Knights win 9-2 and take a 1-0 series lead over the Hornets. Check tomorrow's edition of The Meridian Star for a complete recap of the game.



Headed to the 7th. West on top 7-2.



Going to B5. The score is now 7-1 after Melton drove in a run with his second double of the game.



Still in T5, it's now a 6-1 game after a two-run triple by Darren Farmer.



West scores two in T4. McWilliams led off with a walk. His courtesy runner (Trey McPherson) scored on a double off the wall by Caleb Melton, who advanced to third on the throw. Melton scored on a bunt by Stokes.



After three, Knights are still behind 1-0. Dustin McWilliams pitched out of a jam as a single and an error put runners on second and third with one out. A strike out and a popout ended the inning.



After one inning, West trails 1-0. The Hornets scored after the leadoff batter was hit by a pitch. He was driven in by back-to-back singles later in the inning.



West Lauderdale and East Central are under way in Game 1 of the Class 4A baseball state championship series. There will be updates throughout the game on this page.



For more frequent updates, follow Chris Brennaman (TeeVeeEagle) on Twitter.

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