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China Spring- 0 Argyle- 0 after 1st

This should be no business of the UIL to decide imo.

It's all good natured humor amongst posters, give us a chance with our useless bs. No harm intended towards Hardin.

Texas Gavin Kash- Kelly

Congrats & Best wishes to Coach Jake Smith at Hardin!! Mr. Smith is now on the 7 year clock to win a state championship or be fired.😎

I would take Friendswood with Legacy close behind. Friendswood has been rolling thru tough playoff schedule, with multiple guys stepping up in each game with clutch hits & plays to get wins. Legacy is solid team & after yesterdays game vs. Aledo down 9-1 in the 7th & put up 12 runs to beat Aledo they have alot of confidence to win it all also.

Semifinals Game 1: Jun 10, 9:00 am Game 2: Jun 10, 12:00 pm Finals Jun 11, 9:00 am 3A State Champion Gunter(36-1) Corpus Christi London, 4-1 Box Score Corpus Christi London, 16-13 Box Score Corpus Christi London(24-13) Brock(35-3) Brock, 7-6 Box Score Diboll(38-4)

Semifinals Game 1: Jun 8, 1:00 pm Game 2: Jun 8, 4:00 pm Finals Jun 9, 6:30 pm 4A State Champion Argyle(34-3-1) Argyle, 2-1 Box Score Sinton, 9-0 Box Score China Spring(32-8) Sinton(34-1) Sinton, 9-0 Box Score Celina(32-4-1)

Semifinals Game 1: Jun 9, 4:00 pm Game 2: Jun 9, 7:00 pm Finals Jun 11, 12:00 pm 5A State Champion Friendswood(29-7-1) Friendswood, 4-2 Box Score Georgetown, 2-1 Box Score Mansfield Legacy(32-9) Georgetown(33-7) Georgetown, 5-4 Box Score Frisco Wakeland(25-13)

Semifinals Game 1: Jun 10, 4:00 pm Game 2: Jun 10, 7:00 pm Finals Jun 11, 4:00 pm 6A State Champion Fort Bend Ridge Point(35-5) Southlake Carroll, 6-1 Box Score Southlake Carroll, 8-5 Box Score Southlake Carroll(32-8) Rockwall Heath(35-6) San Antonio Reagan, 6-0 Box Score San Antonio Reagan(32-6-2)

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Down 9-1 in the 7th & Mansfield Legacy scores 12 runs to win Game 3 - 13-9. MANSFIELD LEGACY BRONCOS HEADED TO THE STATE BASEBALL TOURNAMENT FOR THE FIRST TIME

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Rockwall Heath- 5 Rockwall- 1 Final

Game 3- Reagan- 6. Lake Travis- 2 Final

Game 2- Aledo- 12 Legacy- 4 Final

Lake Creek- 7 Georgetown- 0 Final Lake Creek 41-0, wins programs first State Softball Championship in teams first ever trip to the State Softball Tournament in the schools 4th year of being a varsity softball program. Lady Lions are your undefeated UIL 5A State Softball Champions! This marks Lake Creek's 19th shutout of the season.

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Liberty- 5 Sweeny- 0 Final

Georgetown- 2 Pioneer- 1 Final

Wakeland- 3 Forney- 0 after 3

Game 2- Rockwall- 4 Heath- 3 Final

Diboll- 5 Franklin- 2 Final

China Spring Snatches 3-2 win from Carthage Bulldogs with walk off 2 run double in eight innings The Carthage Bulldogs baseball team was one out away from taking Game 1 of the best-of-three 4A Region III championship series against China Spring. Then Bryce Tabor, who was 0-for-3 with two strikeouts, came to bat. Tabor laced a two-RBI double to right center to give China Spring the walk off 3-2 victory over Carthage in eight innings Thursday night at Prosper High School. The Bulldogs will play Game 2 at 5 p.m. Friday at Prosper High School, and if necessary, Game 3 will take place 30 minutes following the conclusion of Game 2. “It was a good baseball game, we just didn’t come out on top,” Carthage Coach Jason Causey said. “We walked a guy, and if we don’t walk a guy late in the inning maybe something happens with that run. We had opportunities throughout the course of the game to capitalize and get a run here or there, and we didn’t. At the end of the day we just didn’t make enough plays to win the game.” Carthage took their first lead of the game in the top of the eighth inning when Todd Register hit a one out triple. The junior catcher would score on a Marcus Rosales wild pitch that sent the Bulldogs dugout into frenzy. Sophomore reliever Matthew Smith, who had pitched perfect through 1 and 1/3 innings, came into the eighth and got leadoff hitter Jase Garrett to ground out before walking Brayden Faulkner. Smith got Cage McCloud to ground out before allowing a single to Trace Necessary and the game winner to Tabor. “Runs were scarce,” Register said. “One error or one bad pitch could determine the game, and they got two runners on and had a timely hit and won. That’s how baseball is sometimes.” Carthage starter Javarian Roquemore and China Spring starter Kolby Killough put on a pitchers duel until both surpassed the their 110-pitch maximum pitch count allowed. Roquemore threw 5 and 2/3 innings, allowed just one hit, one unearned run, five walks and struck out nine. Killough pitched seven innings, allowed seven hits, one earned run, walked two, hit a batter and struck out 10. “We pitched well, we gave up three runs in eight innings,” Causey said. “To be honest with you, the run they scored early on was off an error, so the fact of the matter is if we play defense early on it’s a 2-1 or 1-0 game.” The Cougars scored the first run of the game when courtesy runner Gabe Watkins scored on a Bulldogs’ fielding error. The Bulldogs tied the game 1-1 in the top of fifth when China Spring did a bit of a surprising move. The Cougars opted to intentionally walk leadoff hitter Noah Paddie to put runners on first and second base to pitch to Connor Cuff. Cuff — who struck out in his two prior at bats in the game — made China Spring pay and delivered an RBI double to left centerfield scoring pinch runner Patrick Malone. “I had two bad at bats before that, so I knew I needed to step up and help my team in the moment,” Cuff said. “We are just going to keep playing how we do. I think we have it in us. Just stay in ourselves and play to our abilities, I think we have it.” In the game, Carthage had eight hits to just three from China Spring. Tabor had an outfield assist throwing out Register, who was trying to score on a Braden Smith single that kept the game 1-0 in favor of the Cougars in the fourth inning. Paddie went 2-for-3 with a double, Smith 2-4 while Brooks Brewster and Cade Moore both singled. “It didn’t come out like we wanted to,” Register said. “I thought we fought hard and until the last pitch. They had a good pitcher but we did what we could with him. We didn’t win, but I think we played really good.” Carthage took nothing away from China Spring and credited them with being able to pull out Game 1 of the best of three series. “I think it was a hard fought game — both sides,” Cuff said. “At the end they just came out on top, they are good. They earned it for sure.”