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Northview Beats Jay In District 3-1A Semifinals
April 22, 2015
The Northview Chiefs are headed to the District 3-1A championship game Thursday after a 4-3 over Jay Tuesday in Bonifay.
The game-winning RBI came on a sacrifice fly by Brody Amos that sent Roman Manning across the plate in the bottom of the sixth.
Northview hitters: Thomas More 2-2, double; Quentin Sampson 1-4, run; Chasen Freeman 1-3, run, SB; Aaron McDonald 0-2, RBI; Brian Cantrelle 1-3, run; Roman Manning 1-3, run; Zach Payne 1-2, triple, RBI; Brody Amos RBI. Freeman took the win for Northview with just over two innings on the mound, allowing no runs, one hit and striking out two.
The Chiefs (16-2) will face Chipley at 7 p.m. Thursday in Bonifay for the district title.
Pictured: The Northview Chiefs beat Jay 4-3 in the District 3-1A semifinals in Bonifay Tuesday. NorthEscambia.com photos by Ramona Preston, click to enlarge.
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6 Responses to “Northview Beats Jay In District 3-1A Semifinals”
Good luck Chiefs. Way to hit T.
Proud of our Chiefs!!!! No tricks involved!!!
It doesn’t matter how big the school is only a handful of kids play baseball and softball and football northview high schools is just a winning school get over it
Crazy for these two schools to drive all the way over to Bonifay and play a district game when they are at least 20 min away from one another.
Frank, I might have misunderstood you, but just so you know, Northview is bigger than Jay (500 at NHS, 300 at Jay).
Congrats to both teams! Smaller or not, Jay has a strong baseball and softball program, and Northview has really built their baseball the last few years
Congrats NHS, but not bad for a small school to compete like that…Good game Jay!