Bolles and Creekside Rise as Parker and Atlantic Coast Fall in Regional Finals!

Four area teams vied for the chance to join the Providence Stallions as the only local baseball teams to advance to the High School Baseball State Semifinals. The Stallions will face Bishop Verot in the state semifinals.Check out the score results below of all the local regional final baseball games.

Bolles-4 vs Rutherford-0

Congratulations to Bolles on their 4-0 win advancing to the State Semifinals! https://t.co/ewEEzcyyFs

— Duval Sports (@DuvalSports) May 11, 2016

Bolles jumped on Rutherford early in their contest, scoring four runs in the first two innings. This has been a staple in the Bolles attack thanks to Clemente Inclan who has gone yard in back to back games. This game he hit a home run to lift Bolles to the win. Barco finished the shutout with 10 strikeouts, making for a very dangerous combination of hitting and pitching for the Bulldogs. Congratulations to Bolles on advancing to the 5A State Semifinals where they’ll face Melbourne Central Catholic High School. THe Bulldogs have run through every major team on their schedule. They will be very tough to beat at state.

#1 Bolles Takes Down #1 Trinity 6-3!! https://t.co/ogSraL4bjT pic.twitter.com/ItrYNhU8OF

— Duval Sports (@DuvalSports) April 14, 2016

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Mosley-5 vs Terry Parker-1

Terry Parker couldn’t repeat history that occurred last week when they came from four behind in the 7th to defeat Ridgeview..

JJ Bleday hit a double to push his teams lead to 5-1 late in the contest. The game had been close in the beginning as Mosley clinged to a 2-1 lead throughout most of the game.

JJ Bleday double has Mosley up 5-1 over Parker! Baseball Regional Finals! pic.twitter.com/sEcjI4rQ1s

— Duval Sports (@DuvalSports) May 11, 2016

Dylan Letellier grounded out allowing the runner to make it home to score Parker’s only points of the evening. A Parker fan sitting in his truck watching the game from right field leaned over to his wife and said ” Mosley’s got some big boys”. They indeed had good size, but were very disciplined.

In the bottom of the 7th with 2 outs, Parker was able to get two runs on base trailing by 4. But Mosley’s pitcher and teammates didn’t flinch as a pop fly to right was caught by the Mosley first baseman, ending the Braves season.

Crowd looking for another Terry Parker improbable comeback vs Mosley! Braves trail 5-1 bottom of 7th pic.twitter.com/zCZCMdwi9G

— Duval Sports (@DuvalSports) May 11, 2016

2 outs for Mosley! Runners on first and second for Parker as Cartwright walks! DEJA VU??? Parker trails 5-1 bot 7 pic.twitter.com/L73Fa5OPen

— Duval Sports (@DuvalSports) May 11, 2016

Fly out to right caught by Mosley to end Parker’s season . Final score 5-1 Mosley wins! pic.twitter.com/91tjFtKkg7

— Duval Sports (@DuvalSports) May 11, 2016

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Atlantic Coast-0 vs Forest-3

Final at Atlantic Coast : Forest 3 Atlantic Coast-0 Regional Final baseball pic.twitter.com/hz45YM3NaT

— Duval Sports (@DuvalSports) May 11, 2016

It was a pitcher’s duel early as both teams went back and forth on the mound. In the end it was Kirby McMullen who prevailed for the win on the mound as Forest defeated Atlantic Coast 3-0. Forest had been in the regional finals last year, so they had recent experience in this type of setting.

The game was close, but Coach Jed Yancey preached to his team ” take care of the ball, play good defense, throw strikes, do your job and eliminate the big inning”. Forest was able to accomplish each one of these tasks. They have been playing good baseball down the stretch and that’s the reason they advance to the state semifinals.

Kirby McMullen gets the shutout for Ocala Forest as
Coach Jed Yancey guides his team over Atlantic Coast 3-0 pic.twitter.com/SVrS6HhNlh

— Andre’ R. Ellis (@andreellis55) May 11, 2016

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Creekside-6 vs Tate-2

The face you make when you win your last home game in a regional final. pic.twitter.com/4pZ088fbLA

— Will Brown (@wwbrown19) May 11, 2016

Tyler Willis hit a single bringing in Ty Angevine to take the lead over Tate 3-2 in the 5th inning. THe Knights would not look back from that point. Angevine would combine with Waters on a singles to bring the lead to 6-2 as the Creekside pitching did the rest, and they will be headed to Jet Blue Stadium and the State Semifinals. They’ll face Venice in the 7A State Semifinals.