By Rob Gantt
Particularly for HSSR
MONCKS CORNER – The spring sports activities season is over Saint John Christian
baseball and softball groups final month, however not earlier than each groups did nicely in SCISA Class AA.
The baseball and softball groups superior to the postseason after posting successful information through the common season, and a lot of Cavaliers standouts earned All-Area recognition and SCISA North-South All-Star alternatives for his or her performances.
for baseball,
Sumter Moorer,
Leonard Huxford,
Mason Ritter and
Tyler Black received the popularity of your entire area. in softball Lily McKnight made nationwide.
Huxford, Black and Moorer have been named North Stars for the SCISA baseball all-star sport and McKnight a softball all-star.
Moorer batted over .350 with a team-high seven doubles and a team-high 23 runs. Huxford was additionally hitting over .350 with a team-high 20 RBI, 22 runs and three triples. Ritter batted over .300 with 10 RBIs.
On the mound, Black was 4-3 with a 2.39 earned-run common and Ritter was 4-2 with a 1.39 ERA. Moorer saved two video games.
With spring within the books, the main target of St. John's Christian sports activities shifts to summer season preparation for the varsity's fall sports activities: soccer, volleyball and cross nation. In 2023, soccer and volleyball made the playoffs with a second 12 months
Chandler Cumbie
incomes county participant of the 12 months and eighth grader
Joanna Villeponteaux
making the all-county first group in volleyball.
Boys cross nation group will look to defend state championship this fall: Final 12 months, seventh 12 months
Hunter Brunelle
and sophomore
Donnie Giron
they have been second and ninth and led the Cavaliers to the group crown. The lone senior within the prime 5,
Isaiah Dennisheading to
Erskine. The Cavaliers have additionally counted instances because the freshman
Jackson Jordan and a seventh grader
Aiden Armentrout.
Shaun Welch is the varsity's soccer coach whereas
Brittany Moss oversees volleyball and Tony Stephens cross nation.
