James Madison High School
Vienna, Virginia
Madison Warhawks Baseball
2005 Junior Varsity Game Summaries
2005 Junior Varsity
Game Summaries
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James Madison High School Vienna, Virginia Madison Warhawks Baseball 2005 Junior Varsity Game Summaries |
2005 Junior Varsity Game Summaries
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The Following 2005 Game Summaries are provided by Marlin Shrock
JV GAME SUMMARY:
Warhawks 7 Saxons 2
The JV Warhawks opened their 2005 season at Langley. Captain Sam Gilbert recorded the win. Gilbert pitched 5 innings and only allowed one earned run on three hits with five strikeouts. Matt Zepp recorded the save. Jamie Facenda was 2 for 4 and scored a run. Matt Zepp was 2 for 3 with an RBI. Todd Crissey tripled and scored a run. Jesse Jeter had a hit and walked three times.Roy Copans stole four bases and scored a run. Great Start to the Season Warhawks!
In their home opener, the Warhawks bested a short-handed South Lakes squad 22-0, in 5 innings on a cold rainy night in Vienna. Jesse Jeter started on the mound and got the win, scattering 5 Ks over 3 innings. Brian Foy and Tyler Hetmanek mopped up the 2-hitter in the 4th and 5th.The Warhawks 17 hit assault was led by Brig Tison (3-3) Andrew Schrock (3-3), and Matt Zepp, with a 2 RBI triple in the first. 11 different players had hits in the contest.
Sam Gilbert took the mound as McLean invaded Vienna, and turned in a stellar 7 inning performance, scattering 10 hits and inducing McLean batters into ground balls, not all of which were handled by the Madison defense. He allowed only one run after the 3rd, picking up his 2nd win in 3 Warhawk outings.
The Warhawk offense got just enough production out of their 12 hits, breaking open a 6-6 game in the 5th with an Andrew Schrock RBI single after Jamie Facenda tripled to lead off the inning. Brig Tison, Kyle McIntyre ( 2 RBI), and Matt Zepp (3 RBI) had 2 hits apiece, and Mike Padgett contributed a triple to deep center field that also resulted in a Madison run.
Win: Sam Gilbert (2-0)
Save: Scott LeDuc (1)
Tyler Hetmanek got the start for the Warhawks, and it was a stellar one. The crafty righthander threw a no-hitter, striking out 8, and limiting Fairfax to 2 baserunners ( on strikeouts). The Madison defense rebounded from their last outing as well, making routine work of anything put in play.
Offensively, the Madison gang jumped to a 10-0 lead after 3 innings, with 3 hits from Kyle McIntyre (2 RBI), a single and double from Matt Zepp, 2 singles from Andrew Schrock (2 RBI), and 2 hits from Todd Crissey, including a monster 2 RBI triple in the 3rd that put the game put of reach. Ted Williams contributed a slashing double in the fifth, and scored the Warhawks final run on an RBI single by Brian Minnick.
Win: Tyler Hetmanek (1-0)
Warhawks had 17 hits in 5 innings! Record improves to 4-0
Madison 10 vs. Lee 1
Matt Zepp got his first start of the spring tonight, and delivered a gem: 1 hit, 1 BB, 7 strikeouts over 5 innings for the win. Brian Foy came in in the 6th, and struck out the side and finished the Lancers in the 7th.
After putting up 2 runs in the first, the Warhawks exploded for 7 more in the 4th, capped by Jamie Facenda’s 2 RBI double to the wall in right center. Brig Tison (2 RBI) and Matt Zepp both contributed 2 hits (as did Facenda), Andrew Schrock went 1-3 with 4 RBIs, while Brian Foy scored the final Warhawk run after singling into right field.
Superb pitching, errorless defense, and another 12 hit attack propelled the Madison team to their 5th straight win.
Win: Matt Zepp (1-0) 5 innings gave up 1 hit and 8 K’s
Brian Foy pitched 2 innings gave up zero hits and had 3 K’s
JV is 5-0, batting .486 as a team, and averaging 12 runs a game!!
The Warhawk had 23 hits in 4 offensive innings of work.
The JV Warhawks traveled across town to visit the rival Statesmen, and left with a nifty 5 inning win in their pockets. Sam Gilbert again took the mound for the Warhawks, and went the distance, scattering 4 hits and striking out 5, while picking up his 3rd win of the young season.
Madison smacked out 14 hits in the win, led by Kyle McIntyre (3-3), Brig Tison (2-3, 3 RBI) Matt Zepp (2-4, 2 RBI), and Colin Flaherty (2-2, 3 RBI). Todd Crissey whacked a 2 RBI double in the third for the Warhawks cause.
Warhawks Improve to(6-0)
Winning pitcher: Sam Gilbert (3-0) 5 innings, 3 hits, 5 K’s
The JV Warhawks turned in another impressive performance, besting Woodson at James Madison HS. Jesse Jeter picked up his 2nd win of the season, throwing a masterpiece 4 hitter while striking out 7. He preserved his own shutout in the 4th, starting a nifty 1-5-2 rundown play that kept Woodson from plating a run.
The Madison offense remained potent, delivering 13 hits in the win. After putting up 7 runs in a big 2nd inning, Matt Zepp stepped to the plate in the 4th and drove a ball over the left field fence for the first JV HR of the year, followed by Jamie Facenda’s shot to the left center wall for a triple. Kyle McIntyre (3 RBI) again had 3 hits, Zepp ,Facenda, and Todd Crissey each had 2, and DH Ted Williams a 3-3 (2 doubles, 2 RBI) performance for the Warhawks.
The first trip through the Liberty District leaves the Warhawks at 7-0, with 4 shutouts to their credit. GO WARHAWKS!!!!
(4/25/05)
While making the winding bus trip over to Reston, Coach Spenser shuffled the Madison lineup, hoping to give the South Lakes squad a different look. Gavin Scott got his first start of the spring, and delivered an efficient( 28 pitches) and perfect 3 innings: 0 runs, 0 hits, 0 BBs, 6 Ks! Brian Foy again did a great job over the last 2 innings, finishing off the Warhawk win.
Madison pounded out 16 hits, led by Scott Leduc’s 3 doubles, Ted Williams 4 RBIs (2-2), and Jeremy Lewin's 2-2 night. The Warhawks jumped out to a 5 run lead in the 1st, on 5 straight hits by Mike Padgett, LeDuc, Williams, Sam Gilbert, and Brian Minnick (2 RBI). Up 13-0 after 4, the JV put 5 insurance runs up in the 5th, with doubles from LeDuc, Brandon Lomax, Roy Copan's (2 RBI) and Paul Gongaware (RBI).
Madison 16 McLean 1
April 27th at McLean
The Warhawk bunch traveled to McLean for the season rematch, and got off to a slow start, putting up solitary runs in the 1st and 2nd innings for a 2-0 advantage. They erupted in the 3rd, however, plating 8 runs on 9 hits against 6 McLean pitchers.
Tyler Hetmanek got the start and went 4 innings for the win, giving up 4 singles, walking 3, and striking out 6. Sam Gilbert mopped up in the 5th, allowing McLean’s only run on a 2 out double and a 2 base throwing miscue by the Warhawks
Warhawks with multiple hit nights included Kyle McIntyre, Brig Tison, Matt Zepp (2 doubles, 3RBI) Jamie Facenda (2RBI), Paul Gongaware, Jessie Jeter, and Tyler Hetmanek (2 RBI).
The Warhawk’s record improved to 9-0.
WP: Hetmanek
Madison 15 Fairfax 0
April 29th at Madison
The Fairfax Rebels rolled into Madison on Friday night, for a rematch of Liberty District foes. Matt Zepp got his second start of the spring season, and turned in a masterpiece, allowing only one hit while striking out 8 en route to a 5 inning Warhawk win, 15-0.
The Warhawks got their bats going in the second, with back to back 2 out doubles by Brig Tison and Matt Zepp that pushed the first four Madison runs across. Three more in the 3rd, followed by a 8 run 4th (including Todd Crissey’s first HR of the spring), completed the scoring for the Warhawks. Tison, Zepp, and Crissey each had 3 hits, as the Madison crew hammered out 15 for the night.
WP: Zepp
Madison 4 Langley 7
May 2nd at Madison
Madison hosted Langley on Monday night, looking forward to a hard fought contest. Captain Sam Gilbert got the start for the Warhawks, and held the Saxons to one run over the first 4 innings. The Warhawks chipped away at the Langley starter, getting out to a 4-1 lead after 5. Langley’s bats came alive in the 6th, however, and delivered 2 more runs to make it 4-3 Madison, going into the 7th inning, Langley put up 4 more runs in the 7th, and the Warhawk bats failed to respond in their half. Final score Langley 7, Madison 4
Warhawks record drops to 10-1
LP: Hetmanek
Madison 5 Lee 1
May 3rd at Lee
The Warhawks traveled to Lee HS on Tuesday night, and once again, their pitching was outstanding. Jesse Jeter got the start and the win, turning in a 2 hit, 9 strikeout performance, while limiting the Lancers to one run.
Kyle McIntyre continued his torrid pace at the plate, going 4-4 with 2 RBIs, delivering 4 straight singles for the Madison crew. Mike Padgett went 3-3, and Jeter helped his own cause with a couple hits as well.
The JV squad record now stands at 11-1 atop the Liberty District.
WP: Jeter
Madison 11 Marshall 1
May 6th at Madison
The rivalry of Vienna returned to Madison’s field on a blustery Friday night, with the Statesmen intent on a payback of their earlier 12-0 loss to the Warhawks.
Gavin Scott got his second start of the spring, and responded with another stellar outing, holding the Marshall squad to 3 hits and a lone run, as Madison won 11-1 in 5 innings (their 8th 5inning win of the season)
The top half of the Warhawk order did most of the offensive damage, with Kyle McIntyre going 3-4 with 3 RBIs, Matt Zepp contributing a 3-3, 2 RBI night, and cleanup hitter Jesse Jeter going 2-2 with 2 more RBI. Andrew Schrock (RBI), Mike Padgett (RBI), Ted Williams, and Brig Tison each threw in a hit as well.
WP: Scott
Madison 5 Woodson 2
May 10th at Woodson
The Liberty District Champion Madison Warhawks made their trip to Woodson on Tuesday for the JV season finale. Finally, “baseball weather” made its appearance, as both teams had a chance to leave the cold weather gear in the locker room. Tyler Hetmanek made the start for the Warhawks, and delivered 5 innings of 1 run baseball to notch his 3rd win of the season. Captain Sam Gilbert picked up the save, throwing the 6th and 7th, and helping his own cause by starting a nifty 1-6-3 double play in the 6th to erase a Woodson threat. In the 7th, with the tying Woodson run at the plate and 2 men out, third baseman Andrew Schrock ranged deep behind third to make a diving catch of a pop foul, cementing the win for the Warhawks and a stellar 13-1 season.
The Warhawk bats were strangely silent, garnering only 4 hits in the contest. Seven free passes to the bases from the Woodson pitching staff, however, were enough to generate scoring chances; Woodson also had plenty of chances to score, but great Madison defense (3 double plays) kept them from plating more than 2 runs.
Kyle McIntyre went 1-3, Jesse Jeter had a big 2 RBI hit, and Mike Padgett also delivered a key hit and stole 4 bases in the game.
What a season for the JV Warhawks! Superb and deep pitching throughout, stellar defense, and potent bats gave the Madison boys a 13-1 regular season record. Madison outscored its opponents 157-24 for the season, and 8 of their wins came in shortened mercy rule contests.
WP: Hetmanek
Save: Gilbert