The local

high school baseball teams are getting in a few more

games before spring break. Last Thursday Sandy Creek took

on Henry County, Starr's Mill challenged Morrow and

McIntosh played against Carver. All three teams won

against these opponents.

Starr's

Mill got another great game from Joe Mahfood. he pitched

the full game against Morrow, giving up two hits and

striking out seven. He also drove in both runs for the

Panthers, as they went on to win by a score of 2-1.

Starr's Mill will meet regional opponent Forest Park

today at 4:30 p.m.

Sandy Creek

got a great game out of one of their pitchers, Tim

Lavoie. Lavoie pitched seven innings, gave up two hits

and struck out four batters. The Patriots beat Henry

County by a score of 7-2, thanks to offense from

everybody on the team. Gavin Bourgeois and Josh Collins

each had two RBIs, while Rusty Bennett and Matt Rast

produced some big hits to get on base.

McIntosh

faced Carver on Thursday and won by a score of 9-0.

Pitcher Mike Walliser pitched five innings, gave up three

hits and struck out seven batters. Catcher Jason kemmerer

produced a good deal of offense for the Chiefs, going 2

for 2 at the plate and driving in three RBIs.

The Chiefs

faced Stockbridge, another region opponent, on Saturday

and lost by a score of 6-4. They bounced back quickly

though, winning both games of a double header aginst

Forest park. The Chiefs took the first game by a score of

14-4 and then won the second game 14-13. McIntosh will

play at Lovejoy today at 7 p.m. and will host Griffin on

Friday at 5:30 p.m.