{"id":1306304,"date":"2019-03-20T20:40:32","date_gmt":"2019-03-21T02:40:32","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.vaildaily.com\/?p=451787"},"modified":"2019-03-20T20:40:32","modified_gmt":"2019-03-21T02:40:32","slug":"eagle-valley-baseball-wins-to-go-5-0","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/alwaysmountaintime.com\/kske\/local-news\/eagle-valley-baseball-wins-to-go-5-0\/","title":{"rendered":"Eagle Valley baseball wins to go 5-0"},"content":{"rendered":"
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EAGLE \u2014 The Boys of Summer, aka Eagle Valley baseball, seem to be coming into form, even though it doesn’t exactly feel like summer quite yet.<\/p>\n

The Devils ran their record to 5-0 with an 11-1 pasting of Cedaredge at the Eagle County Fairgrounds, Eagle Valley baseball’s temporary home.<\/p>\n

Eagle Valley answered a Bruins’ run in the top of the first with a seven-spot in the bottom of the frame. That sort of math usually works.<\/p>\n

While the bats are starting to come around, the big play was a Dillon Flaagan suicide squeeze that scored runners from both second and third. That’s some heads-up base running, kids. If you don’t look back at that second runner, he’s going to keep going.<\/p>\n

Garrett Flaagan pitched the first four innings for Eagle Valley and Trey Glissman finished it up with two frames as the Devils 10-runned the Bruins.<\/p>\n

While Eagle Valley hasn’t gotten much field time, the team did capitalize on a weekend trip to Delta, where the Devils went 3-0. Highlights there included a three-run inning to walk off against Rye, 6-5, and the bats coming alive in a 12-8 win against Buena Vista.<\/p>\n

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As nice as it is to take hacks off the pitching machine in the gym, it takes a while to pick up live pitching.<\/p>\n

Eagle Valley opens the 4A Slope slate on Saturday with a twinbill against Steamboat Springs at 11 a.m. With Eagle Valley’s grass diamond still drying out, Saturday’s doubleheader is scheduled for the fairgrounds.<\/p>\n

Skiers top Vail Mountain lax<\/h2>\n

ASPEN \u2014 Vail Mountain School lacrosse is 0-4, but \u2026<\/p>\n

The Gore Rangers are getting closer to that elusive first win. Aspen topped Vail Mountain School, 11-9, on Wednesday in Pitkin County. The Gore Rangers also fell to Steamboat Springs, 11-10, in triple overtime and to Eagle Valley, 6-5, earlier in the season.<\/p>\n

They’re close.<\/p>\n

“I think right now we’re a young team learning to win the close games,” VMS coach Bobby Ecker said. “Even though we’ve had some tough losses, we’re learning a lot every game.”<\/p>\n

Sophomore Becker Dienst had five goals and four assists against Aspen, while Shane Cole had a hat trick and an assist. Henry Hancock finished with a goal and assist and dominated the faceoffs, a shocking development for the Hancock family.<\/p>\n

VMS is at Summit County on Saturday.<\/p>\n

Devils girls lax nearly comes back against Rams<\/h2>\n

GYPSUM \u2014 Eagle Valley girls lacrosse erased an 8-5 halftime deficit, nearly coming back to defeat Roaring Fork during a 15-13 loss on Tuesday.<\/p>\n

The Devils (1-2) tied the game at 13 before the Rams won the ensuing two faceoffs and escaped with the win.<\/p>\n

Hannah Medina led the way with four goals, while Carley Beckum scored three times. Olivia Fedrizzi, Sofia Rinn, Taylor Rivers and Sydney Collett also made the score sheet.<\/p>\n

Eagle Valley is off until April 9, when it hosts Fruita Monument.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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