Stingy defense helps North Vermilion reach finals
Vermilion Today - 2024-05-09T17:41:48.000Z

Rosco Harrington NV shortstop Colt Lejeune makes one of his seven put outs in the semifinal game. North Vermilion first baseman Blaze Duhon gets ready to tag out a Pearl River player. Right fielder Colton Jeansonne catches one of his two outs that he made on Wednesday. SULPHUR – The No. 6 North Vermilion Patriots used a stingy defense to defeat the No. 10 Pearl River Rebels 6-1 in the Division II Non-Select semifinals Wednesday night at McMurry Park. While pitcher Isaac Russell...

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The Patriots beat Pearl River 6-1Rosco Harrington Jansen Deangelo slides into home home plate in the third inning to put NV up 3-0. Patriot players run onto the field and celebrate with Jansen Deangelo after he made the final out of the game. Brody Lambeck (6) celebrates with assistant coach Seth Patin after Lambeck reaches first base. The players celebrate after the final out. SULPHUR—The No. 6 North Vermilion Patriots advanced to the finals of the Division II Non-Select...
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