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Milton 9-10 All-Stars handle Millsboro 17-8
Tyler Husbands slides safely into second in Milton's 17-8 win over Millsboro. BY DAN COOK
July 1, 2014
Milton catcher Brian Sponaugle looks to the ump after a throw from the field hit the Millsboro player. After time was called, a Millsboro player who scored afterward was sent back to third. BY DAN COOK
Milton pitcher Hunter Rauch delivers to the plate in Milton's 17-8 win over Millsboro. BY DAN COOK
Milton catcher Brian Sponaugle blocks a pitch in the dirt. BY DAN COOK
Austin Rhue makes an athletic play at second. BY DAN COOK
Tyler Husbands slams a hit into the outfield. BY DAN COOK
Milton's Brian Sponaugle cranks a hit off the left-field fence. BY DAN COOK
Milton's Nick Cox ducks away from some chin music. BY DAN COOK
Hunter Rauch is met by his father Rusty after clearing the bases with a triple. BY DAN COOK
Milton starting pitcher Hunter Rauch picks up a K. BY DAN COOK
Milton relief pitcher Nick Cox delivers to the plate. BY DAN COOK
The Milton 9-10-year-old All-Stars cranked up the offense against a tough Millsboro squad at the Laurel Little League complex June 30, scoring five runs in the second inning, and they never looked back, finishing the game 17-8.
Hunter Rauch led the Milton squad going 2-for-4 with a triple and four RBIs. Nick Cox and Brian Sponaugle each went 2-for-4 from the plate with three RBIs.
Milton pitchers Hunter Rauch, Chase Boyle and Nick Cox combined for nine strikeouts from the mound.
Milton moves on to play Laurel in the fourth round of the District 3 playoffs Wednesday, July 2.
