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A pop fly ends the BC fourth, 3-3 going to the bottom of the 4th.

BC has 2 on, 2 out in the 4th. 3-3 in the top of the fourth.

Spring Hill goes down 1-2-3 in the bottom of the 3rd. 3-3 after 3.

Taylor 3, Carthage 0 in the 4th. The winner plays the winner of the BC/Spring Hill series.

A good inning finally ends for the Cards......3-3 going to the bottom of the 3rd.

After a strikeout, a balk sends BC runners to 2nd and 3rd. 3-3 with two outs.

Kellogg singles and drives in Rhodes and Hubbard!!!!!! 3 all with runners on 1st and 2nd and 1 out in the top of the 3rd. New Spring Hill pitcher!

Mulholland walks to load the bases. Spring Hill 3-1 with one out in the 3rd.

Hubbard with a double.....Robertson scores......Rhodes to 3rd. Spring Hill 3, BC 1 with one out in the 3rd.

BC has first and third with one out in the 3rd.

Hicks grounds out to second. Robertson to third with one out in the top of the 3rd.

BC gets the leadoff batter (Robertson) on in the top of the third and then he advances to 2nd on a wild pickoff attempt.

After 2, Spring Hill 3, BC 0.

Spring Hill scores on a fielders choice, 3-0 Spring Hill with 2 out and a runner on first.

Spring Hill making noise again in the second, first and third, 1 out.

BC gets a couple of runners on in the top of the first but they cannot get any across. Kellogg is thrown out at home to end the top of the second. Mid 2nd, Spring Hill 2, BC 0.

After 1 inning, Spring Hill 2, BC 0.

2-0, Spring Hill with 2 outs in the first. Runner on second,

Yes.

Oops....my bad admin!

No score going to the bottom of the first.

It's no different than the Houston media does to Golden Triangle teams. Back in the 80's when West Brook, French and WO-S won their state championships, the Golden Triangle was considered part of the "Greater Houston Area." Since there have been no championship runs lately from the area, it is now BFE again.

Congrats to the fab five!

My understanding is that upheaval amongst assistant coaches is not that uncommon and it happens for any of a number of reasons, some of which have already been discussed here. Heck, even upheaval amongst head coaches is becoming the norm. The days of long tenures such as those Hooks, Barbay and Neumann seem to be long past.

Congrats to Mr. Johnson! May he have a successful run as a Mountaineer!