JEFFERSON — Host Greene County scored in each of their six at-bats to capture a 14-6 non-conference win over Panorama Saturday. The loss for the Panther baseball squad came two days after a WCAC sweep at Truro over Interstate-35, with Panorama winning on scores of 12-1 and of 13-4.
Greene County led, 3-0, before three Panther runs in the top of the third tied Saturday’s tilt. The Rams countered with 10 runs over the next three frames to fuel their win.
Nick Breon pitched 5-2/3 innings for the Rams, allowing six runs (three earned) on six hits and three walks. He struck out seven. Joe Carey threw the final 1-2/3, allowing a hit and walking three while striking out one.
Breon had a double, two singles, two runs and a RBI for the hosts, with Brent Riley adding a double, two hits, a RBI and three runs scored.
Statistical information for Panorama was not available.
The Panthers (12-9, 12-7) had far less trouble with I-35 (9-13, 8-12) Thursday, especially in the opener, which saw Panorama streak to a 12-0 lead.
Drew Taylor went five frames for the win, allowing a run on three walks and four hits. He recorded three strikeouts and helped himself at the plate with a double, a single and two RBIs.
Dominic Walker also had two RBIs with a single and a double, with Evan Taylor smacking a triple and driving in two runs. Noah Kirtley had two hits and two RBIs, with Koltin Sloss tallying two hits and a RBI.
Panorama was the home team on the scoreboard in the nightcap and saw a 3-0 lead disappear when the Roadrunners scored four times in the top of the second.
Two Panther runs in the second and one in the third pushed Panorama back in front, 6-4, with five runs in the fourth and two in the seventh adding to the margin.
Kirtley had three hits and Dominic Walker and Brice Taylor two singles and two RBIs apiece. Drew Taylor helped the offensive attack with two hits, three runs and a RBI.
Preston Walker won with four innings on hill. He allowed four runs on six hits and six walks while striking out two. Hunter Holmes threw three frames of relief, walking one, allowing one hit and sitting three down on strikes.
Statistical information from the Roadrunners was not available.
Panorama visits WCV Tuesday and Exira/Elk Horn-Kimballton in their next action.
