Dragons Finish Regular Season, Head To Compete In SPC Spring Championships
Results from the week of April 17
Varsity Boys’ Baseball
4/19 at Fort Bend Christian Academy • cancelled
4/21 vs Houston Christian* • 4-3 WIN
WP: Evan Godwin (3-3 record on the year)
Note: Godwin threw a complete seven-inning game giving up three runs on five hits with eight strikeouts and one walk.
Hitting highlights:
Evan Godwin was 1 for 3 with a double and 3 RBI
Jonathan Spangler-Sakata was 1 for 3 with a double
Bobby Finnie was 1 for 3
Emerson Raybon was 1 for 1 with two walks.
WP: Evan Godwin (3-3 record on the year)
Note: Godwin threw a complete seven-inning game giving up three runs on five hits with eight strikeouts and one walk.
Hitting highlights:
Evan Godwin was 1 for 3 with a double and 3 RBI
Jonathan Spangler-Sakata was 1 for 3 with a double
Bobby Finnie was 1 for 3
Emerson Raybon was 1 for 1 with two walks.
4/22 vs Episcopal High School* • 1-17 LOSS
LP: Bobby Finnie (1-4 record on the year)
Hitting highlights:
Evan Godwin was 1 for 3 with a double
A.J. Krehbiel was 1 for 3 with a double
Emerson Raybon was 1 for 3
LP: Bobby Finnie (1-4 record on the year)
Hitting highlights:
Evan Godwin was 1 for 3 with a double
A.J. Krehbiel was 1 for 3 with a double
Emerson Raybon was 1 for 3
From Coach Brent Landrum: Friday night’s win versus Houston Christian was a very exciting and well played ball game by both teams. The win secured the fourth seed for Cooper and we will play Irving Cistercian in the opening round of the SPC championship tournament. Evan Godwin was the winning pitcher and he drove in the winning run with his three run scoring double. I am ready to see what this team can do at the SPC championships. We are playing really good baseball right now.
Season Record: 14-18 • SPC record: 3-3 • fourth seed going into the SPC Championships
Next up for the Dragons:
April 27-29 qualified to compete in the SPC CHAMPIONSHIPS in Dallas
Varsity Girls’ Softball
4/19 vs Episcopal High School* • 1–7 LOSS
Pitcher Eryn Sanchez took the loss for the Dragons, going six innings, allowing seven runs, six hits, and striking out seven. Sanchez achieved her 100th strikeout of the season during this game. Sanchez and Grayson Sloop each collected a hit for the Dragons.
4/21 at Second Baptist • 13–1 WIN
The Dragons took the lead late in the game for a 13-1 victory over Second Baptist. The game was tied at zero with Dragons batting in the top of the fourth when Eryn Sanchez singled and drove in a run. Kaitlyn Harris led the Dragons with five runs, and went 3-for-4 at the plate. Pitcher Kaitlyn Harris earned the win, pitching five innings, allowing one run, one hit and striking out seven. Harris, Emily Coon, Grayson Sloop, Eryn Sanchez and Nikki Juszczak each contributed with multiple hits.
Season Record: 13-8 • SPC record: 2-3 • fourth seed going into the SPC Championships
Next up for the Dragons:
April 27-29 qualified to compete in the SPC CHAMPIONSHIPS in Dallas
April 27-29 qualified to compete in the SPC CHAMPIONSHIPS in Dallas
Varsity Track & Field
Next up for the Dragons:
April 28-29 at SPC CHAMPIONSHIPS at St. Mark’s
Varsity Tennis
4/17 at Kinkaid* • rainout, rescheduled for 4/24
4/18 at Episcopal High School*
Boys • 5-0 WIN
Girls • 4-1 WIN
From Coach Jill DelRio: The boys team won easily 5-0. The girls’ team won 4-1, but had a couple of good singles matches that made us nervous but the girls pulled through in the end.
Next up for the Dragons:
April 24 at Kinkaid* rescheduled from 4/17
April 27-29 qualified to compete in the SPC CHAMPIONSHIPS in Dallas
Varsity Golf
Next up for the Dragons:
April 24-25 host and competing at the SPC Championships, Cypresswood Golf Club
*conference game
KEEP UP WITH SPC CHAMPIONSHIP ACTION!
FACEBOOK: "like" the SPC post on The John Cooper School page for continuous updates.
TWITTER: @ JCS_Dragons or @spcsports.org
ONLINE:
www.spcsports.org has a live feed plus tournament brackets.
A recap of all final results will be posted HERE on Sunday.
–4/23/17
KEEP UP WITH SPC CHAMPIONSHIP ACTION!
FACEBOOK: "like" the SPC post on The John Cooper School page for continuous updates.
TWITTER: @ JCS_Dragons or @spcsports.org
ONLINE:
www.spcsports.org has a live feed plus tournament brackets.
A recap of all final results will be posted HERE on Sunday.
–4/23/17
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