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NCOE Baseball Team Victorious on 8th Grade Night

September 23, 2019 by Villagers Voice

NCOE Baseball celebrates a 9-8 win over West Salem on 8th grade night. Front, left to right: Chris Williams, Bryson Owen, Nolan Prather, Zeke Baumgart. Back row: Coach Humphrey, Brockton Washburn, Spencer Shipp, Cameron Pollard, Coach Trueblood. Photo provided by Cindy Baumgart.

Filed Under: Baseball Tagged With: baseball, NCOE

Fighting Cardinals lose heartbreaker

May 22, 2019 by Villagers Voice

The Norris City-Omaha-Enfield Fighting Cardinal baseball team welcomed the Woodlawn Cardinals to town Saturday morning. Both sets of Cardinals were in hopes of claiming the IHSA Class 1A Regional Championship trophy and a berth into Sectional play. [Read more...]

Filed Under: Baseball

Fighting Cardinals plate 6 late to pull away

May 8, 2019 by Villagers Voice

The Norris City-Omaha-Enfield Fighting Cardinal baseball team wrapped up their week Tuesday afternoon by welcoming Greater Egyptian Conference member Pope County to town.

Both teams came up empty on the scoring end in the first inning to leave the game scoreless. Second inning action would find the Fighting Cardinals scoring the first run of the game to claim the 1-0 lead. Another run in the bottom of the third inning would stretch the Fighting Cardinal lead to two runs. This 2-0 score would remain until the top of the fifth inning. At this time, the Pirates would score their first run of the game to narrow the NCOE lead to just one run, 2-1. The Fighting Cardinals wasted little time in getting this run back as well as stretching their lead out to seven runs when they came alive for three runs in the bottom of the fifth inning followed up by another three run inning in the bottom of the sixth inning. This much needed offense allowed the Fighting Cardinals to walk away with the 8-1 victory

Jack Riggs led the NCOE offense with three hits followed closely by Ty Lane with two hits. Others with one hit in the game were Trey Simmons, Lucas Browning, Nathaniel Wilson, and CJ Richardson. Those being credited with an RBI in the game were Simmons, Riggs, Browning, Lane, and Wilson. Those scoring runs in the contest were Jack Riggs (3), Houston Money (2), Nathaniel Wilson (1), Lucas Browning (1), and Trey Simmons (1).

Ty Lane went the distance for the Fighting Cardinals on the bump as he allowed just one run on seven hits and struck out five.

Filed Under: Baseball

Lady Cardinals suffer 1st GEC loss

April 24, 2019 by Villagers Voice

Suffering nary a loss thus far in Greater Egyptian Conference play, the Norris City-Omaha-Enfield Lady Cardinal softball team played host to the Hardin County Lady Cougars Wednesday afternoon. [Read more...]

Filed Under: Baseball

Fighting Cardinals rally late to defeat Cougars

April 24, 2019 by Villagers Voice

The Norris City-Omaha-Enfield Fighting Cardinal baseball team wrapped up their two game week without a blemish when they rallied for five runs in the final three innings to knock off the Hardin County Cougars on their home field Wednesday afternoon. [Read more...]

Filed Under: Baseball

Fighting Cardinals pull away late against Webber

April 17, 2019 by Villagers Voice

The Norris City-Omaha-Enfield Fighting Cardinal baseball team wasted little time Tuesday afternoon in taking control of the game when they played host to the Webber Trojans. The Fighting Cardinals offense erupted for four runs in the first inning to quickly take the 4-0 advantage. The [Read more...]

Filed Under: Baseball

Cardinals fall to Hawks in GEC play

April 17, 2019 by Villagers Voice

The Fighting Cardinal baseball team returned to Greater Egyptian Conference play Thursday afternoon when they played host to the Gallatin County Hawks. The Hawks were the lone conference loss the Fighting Cardinals had faced thus far this season, and they were hoping to avenge [Read more...]

Filed Under: Baseball

Six in the 6th lead Cardinals to victory

April 3, 2019 by Villagers Voice

The Fighting Cardinal baseball team wrapped up a busy week of play Thursday afternoon when they jumped back into Greater Egyptian Conference play and welcomed the Galatia Bearcats to town. [Read more...]

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