Builders Fall In 3rd Place Game To Cincinnati-Clermont 4-2

Builders Fall In 3rd Place Game To Cincinnati-Clermont 4-2

FINAL SCORE: Cincinnati-Clermont 4, Apprentice School 2

RECORDS: Cincinnati-Clermont 28-10, Apprentice School 28-14

LOCATION:  USCAA Small College World Series – Jacksonville, IL.

SEEDINGS:  Cincinnati-Clermont (1); Apprentice School (4)

IN BRIEF: The Apprentice School finished its 2014 season on Thursday as they fell 4-2 to Cincinnati-Clermont in the third place game at the USCAA Small College World Series.

ON THE FIELD

  • The Builders broke through for two runs in the top of the fourth as Christian Burton singled and Javier Remigio followed with a double to score pinch-runner Thomas Richardson.  After a foul out, Darius Harris drew a walk and Brock Harris reached on an error to score pinch-runner Thomas Dudley for a 2-0 lead.
  • Cincinnati-Clermont answered with a pair in the bottom of the fourth on a sacrifice fly from Dayton Rausch and a pinch-hit RBI single from Tyler Simmons to tie the game 2-2.
  • In the bottom of the fifth, the Cougars got two more runs on a bases loaded walk to Trevor Cunningham and a bases loaded hit-by-pitch to Mike Gastrich.



BEHIND THE BOXSCORE

  • Three Builders had a hit apiece as Chris Aldridge joined Remigio and Burton with a base hit apiece.
  • Sam Massie took the loss throwing 0.2 innings of relief from starter Kyle Clark.  He allowed four hits and two runs.
  • Cincinnati-Clermont only had five hits as five different players had one hit each behind a complete game performance of Everett Osborne.  HE threw seven innings and walked three with two strikeouts.



QUICK ROLL THROUGH RECORDS

A few single-season standouts for the Builders included:

  • Chris Aldridge with 65 hits to finish sixth on the single-season list, while his .358 career batting average is ninth best in school history.  He had 227 hits for his career to finish second on that list.
  • Brock Harris drew a team-high 33 walks to finish tied for fourth in the single-season list. 
  • As a pitching staff, the season-ending 3.21 earned run average was fourth best on the single-season list.