There’s no other way around it, the Sacred Heart Crusaders were clutch in the first round against French Camp. Not only did they pull off the walk-off in Game 2 Saturday, but the Crusaders scored three runs in the top of the seventh in Game 1 to tie the game at 4.
HATTIESBURG – Sacred Heart senior Griffin Wiggins admitted he was depressed earlier this season. Pitching in a game, he suffered an arm injury for the second straight year, and it would prevent him from seeing the field the rest of his high school career.
On this week’s episode of The PineBeltSPORTS, it’s high school baseball playoff time. Camal and Andrew dive into conversations about each playoff series involving Petal, Purvis, Sumrall, Sacred Heart and Lumberton. Plus, interviews from some of the area’s coaches.
The past couple of seasons both Sacred Heart and Lumberton were guaranteed a playoff spot because of only four teams in its region. This season, however, each team had to claw its way in, and both have earned spots in the postseason.
This was a no-brainer for Sacred Heart – the 2-year old baseball field at the Sacred Heart Athletic Complex was always going to dubbed after the architect of Sacred Heart baseball.
On this week’s episode of The PineBeltSPORTS Podcast, Camal and Andrew talk in-depth about Oak Grove and Petal baseball and where each team stands heading into the playoffs. Both teams look good in some areas, but both do have some issues.
On this week’s episode of The PineBeltSPORTS Podcast, Purvis baseball is the topic of conversation. After Tuesday’s 18-0 win over Poplarville, Camal and Andrew get caught in the spiral of the Tornadoes success. How good is Purvis baseball? We discuss.
On this week’s episode of The PineBeltSPORTS Podcast, sports editor Camal and Andrew Abadie hit on a wide range of topics.
LUMBERTON – Sacred Heart coach Drew Dewease shamelessly admitted he’s a superstitious person.
On this week’s episode of The PineBeltSPORTS Podcast, sports editor Camal Petro is joined by potential new co-host Andrew Abadie. The two hit on a plethora of topics spanning from high school to Southern Miss athletics.
Hattiesburg City Council members are expected to vote at their Dec.
