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Union County

  • Dramatic game one goes in favor of Myrtle

    Russ Yates’ third hit of the game was the biggest for the Hawks in their first round match-up with Smithville. With runners on second and third and two outs in the bottom of the seventh of a tied game, the senior drove in the deciding run to give Myrtle the 1-0 advantage in the series with the 11-10 win Friday night.

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  • County teams set for playoffs

    West Union closed out the regular season and claimed the number two seed in Division 2-1A after defeating Myrtle, 13-5, on Tuesday.
    Will Basil pitched the complete game, striking out nine batters and allowing eight Hawk hits and two earned runs.
    At the plate, Basil was one of four Eagle batters with multiple hits, going 2-for-3 with one RBI and a double. Hunter McQuary, Chase Bogue and Taylor English each went 2-for-5, as the Eagles finished the regular season at 11-10 (8-2).

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  • Lady Eagles close in on division championship

    The Lady Eagles are one win away from earning the number one divisional seed for the playoffs after holding on for a 2-1 win over Ingomar on Monday.

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  • Ingomar claims division championship, defeating Myrtle

    Andy Wilbanks was exhausted during his team’s game against Myrtle on Thursday. Spending the day witnessing the birth of his second child, he took a different approach to the game, opting to take a step back and let his team work their way out of an early 4-1 deficit. His patience worked, as the Falcons eventually run ruled the Hawks, 15-5, to win the Division 2-1A championship.

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  • Lady Eagles hold on for win at Myrtle

    West Union’s undefeated division record was on the line Tuesday and looked to be in jeopardy at Myrtle. Despite a strong 5-0 start, the Lady Eagles rallied in the final innings of their 9-7 win.

    Bailey Bogue and Gina Beth Conlee each had hits in their first two at bats, leading West Union to the 4-0 start after three complete innings. Bogue brought in the game’s first run with her single and Conlee hit an RBI double in the third to make it 4-0.

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  • Hawks defeat Falcons in division match-up

    The already tight race in Region 2-1A became that much closer Thursday night after Myrtle handed Ingomar their first division loss, 7-6.

     

    “Anytime you up a win against those guys, it’s good,” Myrtle Head Coach Robert Gordon said. “They’re a really good team, and we knew that coming in. We were just hoping to play a competitive game and keep things close and to battle with them.”

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  • Mantachie tops Urchins in division showdown

    East Union had a tough day at the plate, falling in their division match-up with Mantachie on Tuesday.

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  • Myrtle continues to win in division

    Entering the final two weeks of the regular season, the Lady Hawks are in good shape in division play, currently boasting a 3-1 record after defeating Ingomar, 12-10 last Thursday.

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  • Sports physical screening set for May 5

    School personnel from the New Albany and Union County School Districts are working with local physicians, physical and occupational therapists, and athletic trainers to make preparations for the upcoming pre-participation sports physical screening event to be held on Thursday, May 5th.  For the fourth consecutive year, the physicians of Creekmore Clinic will allow the use of their office for this event.  However, Creekmore Clinic is not responsible for required follow-ups.

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  • Big bats lift Mantachie to win at East Union

    East Union works hard at not allowing their opponents the big inning, but in their division opener Thursday night, they gave up three, falling to Mantachie, 16-3, at home.

    The Lady Urchins took an early 1-0 advantage with Rachel Elder plating Heather Dillard with her triple, and between the pitching of Alie Haynie and their defense, East Union held the Lady Mustangs hitless until the fourth inning. That is when things fell apart defensively for Andy Kirk’s squad.

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