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  • Page 3 / WESTERN CAROLINIAN May 27th, 2011 SPORES WCU baseball sweeps The Citadel, heads to SoCon tournament From Staff Reports Junior Ross Heffley ig- nited a four-run bottom of - the eighth inning with a solo home run to left field as West- em Carolina completed the three-game Southern Confer- ence series sweep over The Citadel with a 12-8 victory last Saturday afternoon on Se- nior Day at Childress Field / Hennon Stadium. The sweep was WCUs first against a conference foe this season, while also mark- ing the Catamounts first over The Citadel since 2008. The Citadel closed the season with a 12-game losing skid, tying a school-record established back in 1967, Winners of three-straight, Western Carolina (22-29-1, 12-18 SoCon) will be seeded eighth in this weeks SoCon Tournament at Riley Park in Charleston, S.C. The Cata- mounts faced top-seeded Elon at 5 p.m. on Wednesday. Re- sults were unavailable as of press time. Western Carolina spotted the Bulldogs a four-run lead in th top of the first inning on Saturday, and trailed 5-2 before tying the game with a three-run home half of the fifth and again scoring three in the sixth. However, The Cita- del responded with a three- spot in the top of the seventh to again tie the game before Heffleys round-tripper broke the deadlock in the four-run frame. Senior Andrew Chilcoat (2-0) earned the victory out of the Catamount bullpen, sur- rendering just one unearned run while scattering four base -.- hits in two. and two thirds in- nings. The White Hall, Md., tories at WOU Junior Cameron Dullnig tossed five anda third solid in- nings in spelling starter Vance Chavis, who was touched up Pediatrics Orthopedics native struck out one in the. f second, nie White then for four runs - only three of which were earned - on four hits, lasting an inning with a strikeout. Dullnig fanned four against four walks, giving up three runs during his stint on the hill, The Citadel, which will miss the SoCon tournament for the first time since it moved to Charleston, S.C., was fast out of the gates in the regular season finale for both teams. Capitalizing on a single and stolen base, n ick orvin scored the games first run as Matt Simonelli hit the first of consecutive doubles with William Ladd_ plating the second run on the second two-bagger. Justin Mackert handed the Bulldogs a three- run lead on an RBI single up the middle before swiping both second and third base, scoring on a throwing error on an errant throw to third for a 4-0 Bulldog lead. The Catamounts chipped away at the lead with solo runs in the bottom of the first and second innings as Austin Schultz scored on a sacrifice fly by Heffley after leading off the first with a double. Fresh- man Adam Martin provided the second run on a two-out, solo home run to left field in the home portion of the sec- ond inning to trim the deficit to two, 4-2. After The Citadel scored on a wild pitch in the third inning to pull out to a three- run, 5-2 lead, Western Caro- lina pushed across three runs in the bottom of the fifth in- ning to seize momentum in the game. Freshman Macon Smith delivered the WCUs second home run of the game to claw back within two be- fore two reached on back-te- pes fwo-ont walks to Ste- - on laced a. single ) the first basemans mitt allowing no- taro to beat a throw home to. score. Then, with White near- The MedWest Physician working well with our community in Sylva internal Medicine Randall Provost, MD/Sylva Medical Center Beth Dixon, MD/Sylva Medical Center Lee Ann Manthorne, DO/Sylva Medical Center Steve Queen, MD/Sylva Medical Center Isabella Pasniciuc, MD/Sylva Medical Center Silviu Pasniciuc, MD/Sylva Medical Center Louise Jones, PA-C/Sylva, Medical Center | Jim Ledford, PA-C/Sylva Medical Center Larry Supik, MD/Sylva Orthopaedic Associates Martin Senicki, DO/Sylva Orthopaedic Associates Jud Handley, MD/Sylva Orthopaedic Associates Quayle Neslen, MD/Sylva Orthopaedic Associates Ryan Slectha, MID/Sylva Orthopaedic Associates Bill Ralston, DO/Sylva Orthopaedic Associates Hannah Hill, PA-C/Sylva Orthopaedic Associates Robin Pope, PA-C/Sylva Orthopaedic Associates Katie Camp, PA-C Sylva Orthopaedic Associates: Primary Care Sports Medicine Judson Garbarino, hc Caroblitn West Sports Medicine \ Dr. Ralston excellence. our pas ly being picked off at first, Johns made a heady base run- ning maneuver by inching his way home before ultimately swiping the plate just ahead of a throw home for the third run, knotting the same at five apiece. An inning later, notaro was plunked with the bases loaded to drive in a go-ahead run with White again striking with an RBI base knock, dou- bling down the right field line to score two more in handing. WCU an 8-5 lead through six. White, one of five Cata- mounts to record multi-hit games, finished 4-for-5 with three RBI in the winning ef- fort. The Bulldogs would not go away, though, answering WCUs go-ahead, three-spot with three of their own in the top of the seventh. After fan- ning th lead-off batter, Dull- nig hit orvin before walking Drew DeKerlegand, ending | his relief stint on the mound. Chilcoat surrendered consec- , utive singles to Simonelli and Ladd as The Citadel whittled the lead down to one. The Citadel tied the game at eight on a WCU failed double-play attempt that would have oth- erwise ended the frame. With one out in the bot- tom of the eighth, Heffley blasted a 0-2 fastball over the fence in left field to give the Catamounts all the runs they would effectively need with a 9-8 lead. WCU tacked on three more runs in the inning, loaded the bases on three- straight singles off reliever T.J. Clarkson with freshman Dykota Spiess driving in a run on a bases loaded walk. A wild pitch allowed the third run to scamper home in the the 12-8 margin. _ In addition to White S strong day at the plate, Heff- ley and n otaro finished 2-for- Charles Toledo, MD/WINC Pediatric & Adolescent Care w Brooke Budde, DO/WNC Pediatric 8& Adolescent Care |, Donna Brock, PNP/WINC Pediatric & Adolescent Care of the game, , plating White ae The baseball team takes a victory lap following their win on Saturday. Be ARVN sd eehbe eadanaMlapassisrohgauaes onnsantedcaypitya tae nrsrtennstsontvey sds ineysdons lant ny snapaberscdasagh voesaewslahbss es vais sQlulbla nacgndgnsseacneseuldtueshobatleh Wogs couendrsbeses cebisireddbesayangecsgudecescchectts boyy satede 3 with Heffley hitting - his - teameleading 10th ome run of season - Bulldog Gee, was saddled -with the Wiha Joss after surrendering the long ball to Heffley during his two innings of work. He was one of four relievers used Network General Surgery reliever teen 6 behind starter Austin Pritcher : who gave up five runs on 10 hits - in four and two thirds innings of work. Pritcher 4 pitched around | two walks with three strikeouts. \ - Offensively for The Cita- del (20-36, 8-22 SoCon), Ladd _ finished 3-for-4 with Bill Sims, MID/Mountain Valley Surgery Stephanie Hornbuckle, MD/Mountain Valley Surgery | Tiffany Councill, ACNP-BC/Mountain Valley Surgery Amy Wilson, FINP/Mountain Valley Surgery Pulmonology - Waverly Green, MD/Western Carolina Pulmonary & Sleep Consultants Angela Connaughton, MD/ Western Carolina Pulmonary & Sleep Consultants Jodie Wade, FNP/Western Carolina Pulmonary & Sleep Consultants Sieep Medicine Teresa Green, MD/Western Carolina Pulmonary & Sleep Consultants Beth Bailey, MD/ Western Carolina Pulmonary & Sleep Consultants Urology Jerome Marchuk, MD/MountainCare Urology Jane Girskis, PAC/MountainGare Urology ( Dr. Green The Med West Physician Network is the group of physicians employed by Med West Health System. For more information visit www.medwesthealth.org Harris: 828.586.7000 Hospital Medicine Robert Adams, MD/ WINC Hospitalist Service Casey Prenger, MD/ WINC@ Hospitalist Service Trace Ray, MD/ WINC Hospitalist Service Vishnu Singh, MD/ WNC Hospitalist Service Rita Moss, NP/ WNC Hospitalist Service Don Rivenbark, NP/ WNC Hospitalist Service ' Dr. Supik Dr. Toledo medwest PHYSICIAN NETWORK Carolinas HealthCare Dr. Dixon medwest | SB Carolinas HealthCare three RBI. while Simonelli was. 2-for-4 with a double. The. duo accounted for half _ of the Bulldogs 10 hits while the Catamounts banged out 1 o hits i in the win. | Dr. Queen HARRIS
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