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With two outs, in their final at bat, the Lyons Mite Boys Red Division team needed a big hit and outfielder Parker Stanley provided it. He  pulled a pitch down the third base line to drive in shortstop Ross Cumbley with the game-winning run in an 8-7 victory over Montgomery County. Lyons lost it’s next two games to Soperton 15-7 and Reidsville 24-15. Listen to Bryce Braddy’s Y-101 story featuring…

The Lyons Mite Boys were hoping to take home the big trophy in the Lyons Youth Tourney. The 9-10 year olds won two games on Saturday taking care of Candler County 10-5 and Vidalia 7-5 to move into the championship round as the only undefeated team, meaning they needed just one more victory at Little Fenway Park at Partin Park to be champions. Unfortunately, their arch rival Vidalia built up…

Jeremy Beasley got some help from his outfield with two big throws in the first inning, pitched his way out of a bases loaded jam in the second inning and then dominated the next 3 2/3 innings as he pitched 5 2/3 shut out frames leading his Inland Empire 66ers to a 6-0 home shutout win over the Lancester JetHawks (Colorado Rockies affiliate) in the Advanced Class A California League….

The Lyons MIdget Boys (11-12 years old) opened up in the Lyons Youth Tournament with a stellar 10-1 win over Statesboro. A majority of the boys on the team are used to success in this tourney and they have also won state titles as Fleas and Mites. Bryce Braddy Toombs County Bullog Sports Report featuring interviews with Trayvon Harris, Jesus Quintero and Demetrius Cotler    Lyons blanked Wayne County 5-0…

The pitching was overpowering and the bats were hot as the Lyons 11-12 Midget Girls won four straight games to win a Lyons Youth Tourney Championship at Little Fenway at Partin Park. The highlight for the girls was knocking off Vidalia in back-to-back games with Torie Wright pitching her team to victories of 13-0 and 8-3 in the semifinals and finals. Bryce Braddy’s Y-101 Story featuring interviews with Torie Wright,…

Another amazing baseball season has ended for Chipola College with the Indians repeating as NJCAA National Champions. The Indians defeated Walters State (Tennessee) 10-7 in championship game. Former Toombs County Bulldog D.R. Meadows made two big contributions to the victory. He drove in a run which put Chipola up by a run in the sixth inning. Later in the game Meadows dazzled the crowd of more than 10,000 with an…