By Brian Gosset
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SCORES
Weatherford 4, Mansfield 0
Flower Mound 7, Hebron 6
Crowley 21, North Crowley 6
Mansfield Lake Ridge 5, Boswell 1
Haslet Eaton 13, Keller 9
Euless Trinity 7, Hurst L.D. Bell 2
Trophy Club Nelson 5, Keller Central 0
Keller Timber Creek 2, Justin Northwest 0
South Grand Prairie 13, Arlington Bowie 0
Arlington Martin 5, Arlington 2
FM Marcus 14, Coppell 9
Grand Prairie 15, Arlington Lamar 1
Richardson Berkner 20, Irving MacArthur 4
Lancaster 21, DeSoto 11
Duncanville 21, Cedar Hill 3
Waxahachie 22, Mesquite 6
Midlothian Heritage 22, Kaufman 1
Forney 12, Rockwall-Heath 0
Allen 10, Plano 2
Prosper Rock Hill 18, Princeton 0
Plano West 4, Plano East 2
Prosper 19, McKinney Boyd 9
JJ Pearce 19, Lake Highlands 3
Denton Guyer 14, Braswell 1
Longview 12, Royse City 10
Richardson 22, Irving Nimitz 7
Rockwall 12, North Forney 2
Crandall 18, Red Oak 6
Haltom 16, Arlington Sam Houston 1
Garland Naaman 17, South Garland 2
Keller Fossil Ridge 13, Saginaw 2
Sachse 5, Rowlett 3
Garland 16, North Garland 1
Wylie 5, Wylie East 2
Aledo 10, Azle 0
Chisholm Trail 16, Granbury 10
Birdville 1, Argyle 0
Denton Ryan 10, Denton 2
Richland 5, Colleyville Heritage 0
Grapevine 5, Abilene Wylie 0
Melissa 13, Prosper Walnut Grove 5
Frisco Reedy 6, Highland Park 1
Frisco Wakeland 16, Carrollton Turner 0
Midlothian 17, Terrell 0
Denison 5, Anna 1
The Colony 6, Frisco Lone Star 5
Ennis 6, Corsicana 2
McKinney North 5, Greenville 4
FW Paschal 18, FW South Hills 13
FW Arlington Heights 28, FW Wyatt 5
FW North Side 28, FW Trimble Tech 0
Burleson Centennial 7, Mansfield Timberview 5
Carrollton Creekview 18, Carrollton Smith 0
Frisco 11, Frisco Memorial 3
Frisco Emerson 9, Frisco Liberty 6
Burleson 4, Joshua 3
Mansfield Summit 15, Everman 0
Lovejoy 5, Sherman 1
Cleburne 14, Arlington Seguin 4
Dallas WT White 24, Dallas Adamson 9
Dallas Jefferson 9, SOC 4
Dallas Carter 18, Dallas Roosevelt 2
Dallas Wilson 23, Seagoville 5
Wilmer-Hutchins 12, Dallas Kimball 10
Dallas Molina 14, Dallas Hillcrest 1
Dallas Pinkston 21, Dallas Lincoln 0
Frisco Centennial 21, Frisco Heritage 7
Glen Rose 8, Mineral Wells 5
Brock 11, Graham 1
Stephenville 12, Brownwood 11
Springtown 2, FW Eagle Mountain 1
Burkburnett 13, Decatur 0
River Oaks Castleberry 22, Lake Worth 0
Benbrook 5, FW Diamond Hill-Jarvis 1
Sanger 18, Celina 16
Dallas Carter 13, Dallas Conrad 0
FW Southwest 20, FW Eastern Hills 0
North Mesquite 23, Dallas Spruce 5
Godley 14, Hillsboro 0
Ferris 4, Alvarado 2
Farmersville 15, Sunnyvale 14
Waxahachie Life 12, Kennedale 11
Gunter 4, Paris North Lamar 2
Eastland 32, Millsap 15
Ponder 24, Callisburg 0
Tolar 14, Comanche 0
Wolfe City 15, SS North Hopkins 0
West Mesquite 15, Dallas Samuell 0
Nevada Community 6, Wills Point 2
Peaster 15, Breckenridge 1
Boyd 4, Paradise 0
Whitesboro 15, Pilot Point 0
Alvord 15, Nocona 3
Keene 12, Dallas Life Oak Cliff 7
S&S 30, Howe 0
Bells 10, Blue Ridge 0
Grandview 11, Palmer 2
Muenster 15, Chico 0
Maypearl 10, Scurry-Rosser 3
Italy 23, Blum 3
North Dallas 18, Dallas Conrad 0
Mesquite Poteet 11, Dallas Bryan Adams 1
Quinlan Ford 4, Caddo Mills 2
Hico 11, Frost 0
Rio Vista 18, Covington 1
Sam Rayburn 17, Dodd City 12
Lipan 5, Graford 1
Honey Grove 16, Ector 4
Blooming Grove 12, Rice 0
Leonard 21, Pottsboro 11
Trenton 17, Tioga 14
Frisco Legacy Christian 22, Plano Prestonwood 12
Dallas Ursuline 21, Dallas Bishop Lynch 8
Dallas Christian 16, FM Coram Deo 0
Fort Worth Christian 6, FW THESA 0
Dallas Paris 15, Addison Trinity 4
Plano John Paul II 14, Dallas HSAA 3
Dallas HSAA Red 10, Addison Greenhill 0
Dallas First Baptist 23, Sherman Texoma Christian 1
Dallas First Baptist 26, Sherman Texoma Christian 1
Grapevine Faith Christian 5, FW All Saints 2
Cedar Hill DasChe 7, Hockaday 6
Willow Park Trinity Christian 8, FW Temple Christian 0
Argyle Liberty Christian 6, FW Nolan Catholic 3
FW Southwest Christian 4, FW Country Day 2
Pantego Christian 16, Irving Faustina 0
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Bella Flores makes first start of the season for Flower Mound
In her first start of the season, sophomore Bella Flores pitched a complete game with seven strikeouts as Flower Mound hung on to beat Hebron 7-6 on Tuesday night in District 5-6A.
Flores returned on Saturday in relief duty during the Jaguars’ win over Coppell as she missed time due to an injury. She led the rotation last season as Flower Mound reached the state semifinals and was one win away from the championship game.
The Jags (16-7-1, 6-1) scored five runs in the bottom of the first inning highlighted by Flores’ first appearance at the plate. Seeing her first pitch batting all season, Flores drilled a ball to deep center for a grand slam and 5-0 lead.
Avery Brock added an RBI in the second to give Flower Mound a 6-0 lead. Hebron (15-7, 5-2) rallied with two runs in the third and two in the fifth.
Flores drove in a run in the fifth to push the Jags’ lead to 7-4.
The Hawks pulled within 7-6 with one out in the top of the seventh with runners on the corners. Flores got the strikeout and a grounder to end the game.
Melissa homers its way vs Walnut Grove
Seven runs in the third inning and four home runs sent Melissa past Prosper Walnut Grove 13-5 on Tuesday night in District 9-5A.
Melissa is 20-2 overall and and 7-0 in district.
Walnut Grove falls to 13-10-1 and 4-3.
Shug Bradford hit a solo home run in the second inning with Finlee Williams hitting one in the third. The Cardinals also got RBI singles in the third inning from Bradford, Hattie Winter and Ana Gonzales.
Gonzales and Rihanna Wheeler homered in the fifth to push the Melissa lead to 10-0. Lulu Adrian tripled in a run in the seventh that extended the margin to 13-2.
Lauren Robinson had two RBIs for the Wildcats
Richland shuts out Colleyville Heritage
Stacy Jennings tossed a five-hit shutout and struck out eight batters as Richland beat Colleyville Heritage 5-0 on Tuesday night in District 6-5A.
The Royals (23-2, 6-0) led 2-0 in the bottom of the fourth inning when Kennedy Parry hit an RBI single to center. Lauryn Gamez added an RBI double on an 0-1 pitch.
Parry also hit a two-run home run in the fifth.
Burleson hangs on over Joshua
Three runs in the fourth inning sparked Burleon’s 4-3 win over Joshua on Tuesday night in District 8-5A as the Elks grabbed sole possession of second place in the standings.
Joshua (19-5, 5-2) led 1-0 in the top of the second inning on a solo home run by Evelyn Tate. Burleson (16-5, 6-1) tied it in the third on an RBI from Addy Sellers, who leads the metroplex with her 64th RBI of the season.
The Elks’ fourth inning featured RBIs by Savannah Skaggs, Tessa Goodwin and Lanie Bedwell to go up 4-1. Leading 4-3, Skaggs retired six of the final seven batters with one hit allowed and two strikeouts.
Centennial still perfect in district play
Trailing 3-2 entering the sixth inning, Burleson Centennial scored six times in the final three frames to hang on and beat Mansfield Timberview 7-5 on Tuesday night in District 8-5A.
Centennial stays undefeated in district at 7-0 and 19-6-1 overall.
Lexie Arthur homered in the top of the sixth inning for the Spartans that tied the game at 3-3. Kendall Cottongame added an RBI single to center that pushed Centennial to a 4-3 lead. Brooke Mayner hit a two-run home run in the seventh that extended the lead to 6-3.
Timberview scored two in the bottom of the seventh to pull within 7-5. The Wolves had the game-tying run at the plate when Ava Ellis got a grounder for the third out.
Birdville wins pitcher’s duel vs Argyle
Reagan Jordan threw a two-hit shutout as Birdville beat Argyle 1-0 in District 6-5A on Tuesday night.
Jordan issued two walks and struck out 11 for the Hawks (10-10-1, 5-1). Presley Hawkesworth was the hard luck loser for Argyle (10-14, 4-2) with one run across four hits and five strikeouts.
Hannah Azuelo hit a home run with one out in the bottom of the sixth inning.
The Eagles had two runners in scoring position in the second inning before Jordan shut down back-to-back batters with her fifth and sixth strikeouts of the game.
Jordan retired the final 10 batters in order.
Boyd blanks Paradise
Abby Atkinson had a big night with a two-run home run and three RBIs, plus a no-hitter from the rubber during Boyd’s 4-0 win over Paradise in District 10-3A.
Boyd improves to 22-2 overall and 6-0 in district.
Paradise falls to 17-4-1 and 4-2.
Atkinson homered in the bottom of the first inning to give the Yellowjackets a 2-0 lead. She added an RBI single in the third while Savannah Davis scored on an error in the fourth.
Atkinson finished with a complete game, no hits, three walks and 16 strikeouts.
Southwest Christian beats Country Day
With one out in the bottom of the sixth inning, Rachel Swenson broke a 2-2 tie with an RBI double to center and was followed by Eva Anderson’s RBI single as the Fort Worth Southwest Christian beat Fort Worth Country Day 4-2 in a non-district game on Tuesday night.
Country Day got two runners to reach in the top of the seventh and had the go-head run at the plate, but Lara Langford got a strikeout and grounder to second.
Both teams scored in the third.
Ryleigh Hall reached on an error and a runner scored to give the Falcons a 1-0 lead. Langford walked and later scored to tie the game for the Eagles.
Taylor Higgins doubled in the tying run in the top of the fifth for the Falcons. Maddie Richey allowed one earned run on five hits and struck out 15.
Langford allowed four hits and struck out 11 – going over 250 strikeouts in her career.
