Kernersville Middle School Hawks open season with lopsided win
What is expected to be a strong Kernersville Middle School baseball team opened its season Tuesday afternoon with a 20-1 rout of Northwest Middle School at the Ivey M. Redmon Sports Complex. The game was called on the 10-run rule after three innings. At the plate, Colton McClendon led the team with four runs on two hits. He drove in the first two runs with a homer to left field in the first ...
Kernersville Middle School Hawks commenced their baseball season with an impressive 20-1 victory over Northwest Middle School on Tuesday at the Ivey M. Redmon Sports Complex. The game concluded after three innings, following the ten-run rule. Standout performer Colton McClendon contributed four runs, including a home run in the first inning.
Carter Martin added a two-run single, while Austin Newcomb and Cooper Forsyth each drove in a run with RBI singles. The team scored 11 hits and benefited from 11 walks throughout the game, with multiple stolen bases. Austin Allison earned the win, striking out four batters, while Carter Martin closed out the game with three strikeouts.
Defending WS/FCS middle school champions, KMS aims to repeat as champions, boasting three consecutive East division titles. Head Coach Chad Delp is optimistic about the team's potential, highlighting their depth with eight pitchers and promising young talent. The Hawks face their first away game against Clemmons on Thursday, with a home game against Lewisville expected the following Tuesday.
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