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Errors prove costly as Tigers drop two games to North Hall
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TJ Allen accepts the congratulations of his teammates after a solo home run versus North Hall on March 6. - photo by For the Dawson County News
The Dawson County High School baseball team traveled to North Hall March 4 to begin their region 7-AAA schedule with a three-game series against the North Hall High School Trojans. After putting up 17 runs of offense over the trio of games, the Tigers emerged with only one win and posted a total of 12 errors that directly made the difference between games one and two, according to Head Coach Dwayne Sapp. “It came down to the errors,” Sapp said. “We didn’t make as many in the second game and we were able to come away with the win.” The Tigers jumped out to an early lead in game one as they hit around the order and tallied three first-inning runs, but a pair of errors in the bottom of the inning allowed the Trojans to stay within one. Another pair of errors in the second inning put North Hall in the lead for good as the Tigers fell short by a final score of 6-4.
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