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Clay-Chalkville 12, Shades Valley
0 Birmingham News, April 07, 2009 9:29
p.m.
Clay-Chalkville scored six runs in the first inning and Adam Windsor
made them stand up by shutting out Shades Valley on two hits.
Windsor (6-0) struck out 11 in five innings. J.D. Perry had three
hits and Caleb Miller had a single and double for Clay-Chalkville
(18-9, 3-1 in Class 6A, Area 14). Kevin Wall had a double for Shades
Valley.
Clay-Chalkville 20, Huffman 1
Birmingham News, April 01, 2009 9:08 p.m.
Clay-Chalkville (17-8) scored in every inning and Adam Windsor and
Blake Short combined on a five-inning one-hit shutout. Windsor
struck out 12 in four innings and Short added another K in his one
inning of work. Dylan Smith hit a three-run home run and two doubles
and finished with five RBIs while Rob Crawford had two doubles and a
single and three runs batted in and J.D. Perry had three singles and
a double and two RBIs.
Clay-Chalkville 7, Bartlett
(Tenn.) 4 Birmingham
News, March 18, 2009 10:03 p.m.
Caleb Miller was 3-for-4 with a double and two RBIs as Clay-Chalkville
(12-5) posted a victory in the Lewis Harris Tournament in Memphis.
Adam Windsor (3-0) went the distance for the win, allowing four runs
(two earned) and four hits with two walks and seven strikeouts.
Clay-Chalkville 3, Vestavia Hills
1 Birmingham News -- Enea Zhonga, March 10, 2009 8:31
p.m.
Clay-Chalkville first baseman Bradley Bonds felt the effects of a
pregame protein shake and energy drink right before the seventh
inning of Tuesday’s game against Vestavia Hills. It made
him a little nauseous. But Bonds’ bat felt fine as he went on to
drive home the winning run in a 3-1 high school baseball win Tuesday
for the Cougars. “I came over and I guess the protein
shake and energy drink finally caught up to me,” Bonds said. “But I
knew I wanted to pull the ball as soon as I got up to bat.”
Clay (9-4) went into the top of the seventh tied at one. Ray
McCollum got a leadoff double to get things going and Bonds drove
him in with a single. Jordan Simmons than provided some insurance
for the Cougars and belted a pitch at the right-center field wall to
bring home J.D. Perry. That’s all sophomore pitcher Trent
Higginbotham needed to close the door on the Rebels (10-6) as he
pitched a scoreless inning and got the victory. Senior Adam Windsor
started the game for the Cougars but left after pitching three
scoreless innings. “Those are probably our two top arms and it
was a workout deal for them,” said Cougars coach Brandon Johnson.
“He (Windsor) threw on three-days rest, so we knew no matter what he
was going to come out.” Higginbotham struggled at first.
He came in during the fourth inning and hit two batters. He also
gave up a double to Carson Amick. Taylor Colon tied the game at one
for the Rebels with a sacrifice bunt. Higginbotham then pitched
three scoreless innings to beat Vestavia.
Clay-Chalkville 4,
Hewitt-Trussville 0 Birmingham News, March 06, 2009 9:47
p.m.
Adam Windsor's edge over Ryan Brady was slight Friday night, but it
was enough to make the difference. Windsor pitched a no-hitter
to top Brady's one-hitter and lead Clay-Chalkville to a 4-0 victory
over Hewitt-Trussville. Windsor struck out 12 and walked just
one to improve his record to 2-0. Brady wasn't far behind, stiking
out five and walking two to go with the one hit allowed. However,
Brady was the victim of five Hewitt-Trussville errors. The
lone hit in the game was an RBI single by Bradley Bonds.
Clay-Chalkville (7-3) scored two runs in the first and added two
more in the fifth.
Clay-Chalkville 6, Pell City 2
Birmingham News, March 03, 2009 10:39 p.m.
Jordan Simmons had three hits and three runs batted in and Brett
Draper had four hits and two runs driven in as visiting Clay-Chalkville
(6-3) beat Pell City. Trent Higginbotham got the win by going the
distance and allowing just two runs, both unearned, and two hits. He
struck out seven in raising his record to 2-1.
Clay-Chalkville 5, Shades Valley 4
Feb 26, 11:43 p.m.Birmingham News
Jordan Simmons and Jerad Busbey each drove in a run for visiting
Clay-Chalkville (5-3), which scored the winning run in the eighth
inning. The Cougars' Trent Higginbotham held Shades Valley to one
hit in the final two innings to earn the win.
Clay-Chalkville 2,
Hewitt-Trussville 1 Birmingham News, February 21,
2009 9:20 p.m.
Adam Windsor (1-0) struck out nine and gave up four hits over six
innings while Bradley Bonds and Caleb Miller each had an RBI for
Clay-Chalkville (4-1) in its Jefferson County Tournament triumph.
Bonds and J. D. Perry had doubles for Clay-Chalkville. Joshua
Thompson doubled for Hewitt-Trussville.
Clay-Chalkville 10, Mountain Brook
5 Birmingham News, February
16, 2009 8:34 p.m.
Jordan Simmons had a pair of home runs and drove in four runs to
lead Clay-Chalkville over Mountain Brook (0-1) in a game played at
Spain Park. Bradley Bonds dorve in a pair of runs for Clay-Chalkville
(2-0), and Trent Higginbotham pitched five innings to earn the
victory.
Clay-Chalkville 9, Smiths Station
8 Birmingham News,
February 16, 2009 8:33 p.m.
J.D. Perry had two hits and drove in a pair of runs to lead Clay-Chalkville
over Smiths Station in a game played a Spain Park. Jerad Busbey
earned the victory in relief.
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