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CHS BISON BASEBALL 2005'
Final Game Results: |
May 18, Indian Valley
The Bisons traveled to Lewistown yesterday and found out why the Warriors of Indian Valley are the number one team in the CPL and in District Six. With AJ Yoder hurling a one hitter, the Warriors won a 13-0 five inning game. Trey Wallace took the loss on the hill and Shane Davis had the Bisons' only hit. The game ended the season and also senior Ben Dearing's high school career. We wish Ben well as he moves on to Slippery Rock University in the Fall.
As for the rest of the Bisons, they have already begun preparing for next
season, as most of them will be playing for the Clearfield American
Legion Post #6 team this summer.
May 12, Bradford
(Makeup game from May 2nd): Bradford ace Zach Foster
pitched a solid game despite giving up 9 hits in a 9-3 victory, as the
Bisons left too many men on base. Adam Jury had two hits for
Clearfield, and Ben Dearing added a double. Clearfield will wrap up the seasom
with a Wednesday trip to Indian Valley, currently in first place and
undefeated in CPL play.
May 11, Dubois
Sophomore Brandon Evans pitched an excellent ball
game against a good Dubois lineup, holding them to only two runs
through five innings. However, Beaver first baseman Bub Zediak unloaded a
three run bomb in the bottom of the sixth, giving Dubois a hard fought 5-3
victory. Bisons Beau Ryan and Shane Davis regitered two hits each.
May 9, Hollidaysburg
The Bisons committed five costly errors and spoiled a good pitching performance by Trey Wallace as the Tigers routed Clearfield 15-3. Bison centerfielder Doug Kephart hit a double in his first varsity start. The Red and Black will travel to Showers Field on Wednesday to take on the Dubois Beavers.
May 7, Brookville
Bad luck continued for the Clearfield Bisons under the lights of McKinley Field Saturday night as the Blue Raiders of Brookville came away with a heartbreaking 10-9 victory. In a game in which they exploded for 9 runs and were in the lead most of the way, the Red and Black fell victim to a two out rally by the home team in the bottom of the sixth inning. Sophomore Brandon Evans suffered the loss on the mound despite collecting two hits. Adam Jury,
another sophomore, had a stellar game with four hits and three RBIs. The
Bisons resume their rugged schedule on Monday when they host the Tigers of
Hollidaysburg at 4:30 PM. There was some good news from the weekend,
however. The Bison JV team, under head coach Brandon Billotte,
participated in the Brookville Invitational Junior Varsity Tournament and
brought home the championship trophy. Congratulations, JVs!!!
May 4, Lockhaven
The Bisons traveled to Lock haven to take on the Wildcats of Central Mountain on Wednesday, and came away with a 10-4 loss. Trey Wallace was on the mound for the Bisons. Adam Jury was the only player with more than one hit, logging a double and a single. The Red and Black next venture to Brookville Saturday for a night game at McKinley Field. Starting time is 7:30 PM.
April 30, St. Marys
St. Marys ace lefty Brad Reider stymied the Bison bats tonight at the Bison
Sports Complex, firing a nifty three hitter. Josh Harbold, Shane Davis, and
Adam Jury had the only hits for Clearfield as the Flying Dutch
registered a 7-1 win. The Bisons next play host to the Bradford Owls on Monday
at 4:30
April 28, Bald Eagle Area
The Bisons played tough against the visiting Eagles tonight, going into the last inning deadlocked at 3-3. However, the wheels fell off as BEA scored 11
unanswered runs against three Bison pitchers. Starter Trey Wallace
deserved a better fate as he threw pretty well for six innings. He also
helped his own cause by hitting two homers. Team mate Matt Morgan
collected two singles. The Bisons jump right back into the fire today
when they host the Flying Dutch of St. Marys in a game that was
scheduled for Saturday, but moved up one day because of threatening
storms forecast for the weekend. Game time is 4:30 PM.
April 25, State College
State College senior lefty Matt Moberg made short work of the Bisons tonight, tossing a nifty one hitter at the Shaner Sports Complex. The Division One prospect struck out 11 batters in the 10-0 shut out, while the Little Lions collected 11 hits off three Bison pitchers. Max Condon took the loss and Trey
Wallace had the only Bison hit, a double in the third inning. Clear field
next hosts the Eagles of BEA on thursday at 4:30 PM.
April 22, Williamsport
The Bisons traveled to Williamsport to take on the Millionaires Friday night and came away with a thrilling 5-4 upset victory in eight innings. Alex Yingling drove in Kyle Kline with the winning run after Brandon Evans had doubled to deep right center. Kline collected four hits on the day as Trey Wallace added a double. Wallace pitched seven solid innings before closer Josh
Harbold came in to nail down the victory. The Bisons next game is Monday
at the Shaner Sports Complex in Potter Township where they will take on
the ever powerful Little Lions of State College. Starting time is 4:30
PM.
April 18, Huntingdon
The powerful Huntingdon Bearcats invaded the Bison Sports Complex tonight and inflicted some heavy damage on the Bisons' pitching. Four Bearcat "Dingers" left the ballpark as Clearfield suffered one of its worst defeats in recent history, 15-0. The going doesn't get any easier for the young Bisons. Their next two opponents are perennial state powers Williamsport and State College.
They travel to Williamsport Friday and State on Monday.
April 16, Cumberland
The Bisons traveled to Cumberland, Maryland Saturday for a double header against the Spartans of Bishop Walsh High School. It was a good day for the Red and Black as they won both games. Game #1 saw Max Condon pick up his first win of the year, pitching a three hitter. Hitting stars in the game were Adam Jury with two hits and 5 rbi's, including a homerun, Josh Harbold with
three hits(two doubles), and Matt Morgan with three hits. In game #2
sophomore Brandon Evans made the most of his first varsity start, also
pitching a three hitter. Josh Harbold had another good game at the plate,
collecting four hits and four rbi's. Morgan had three more hits and
Kyle Kline added two.
April 14, Punxsutawney
The Punxsutawney Chucks defeated the Bisons by a 10-1 score tonight in a game played at the Bison Sports Complex. Adam Jury led the Bisons with three hits, while Beau Ryan had a double. Devin Mesoraco and Dustin Dubensky homered
for the Chucks. The Bisons travel to Cumberland, Maryland on Saturday
for a doubleheader against Bishop Walsh High School
April 12, Lewistown
The Bisons lost a real tough CPL game to Lewistown by a 3-1 score. Josh Harbold pitched an outstanding game, and the Bisons played errorless defense. However, Lewistown hurler Chris Tressler proved that he is one of the league's top pitchers, holding the Clearfield offense to just one run. The Bisons host
Punxsutawney on Thursday at 4:30.
April 11, Bellefonte:
Bellefonte and Clearfield were deadlocked in a 2-2 tie going into the 6th inning when the Red Raiders erupted for 5 runs on the strength of Josh Jones'
three run homer. The Bisons fought back to score two more runs but eventually
lost 12-4. Josh Harbold had three hits for the Bisons and Shane Davis
had two.
April 9, Somerset
The Somerset Eagles defeated the Bisons 9-6 today in non-league baseball action at the Bison Sports Complex. The score was tied 6-6 going into the 7th inning when Somerset erupted for three runs. Max Condon took the loss for the Bisons. Josh Harbold and Craig Butler had two hits each. One of Harbold's was a homerun. Trey Wallace and Beau Ryan both had two runs batted in. The
Bisons next play host to Bellefonte at 4:30 Monday in a make up from March
31st.
April 7, Phillipsburg-Osceaola
The Bisons took a 1-0 lead into the fourth inning against the powerful Mounties today when the roof caved in, thanks to monster homeruns by Ryan Mostyn and Tyler Good. P-O opened up a five run lead and never looked back. The Bisons battled back on the strength of two hit performances by Josh Harbold, Craig Butler and Adam Jury, but it wasn't enough. The final score was 9-4. Jury drove in three of the runs. Trey Wallace doubled in the last inning.Clearfield's next game is scheduled for this Saturday at 1:00 PM against Somerset at the Bison Sports Complex.
April 5, Altoona
The Clearfield Bisons suffered a tough 3-2 loss to Altoona last night in their Central Penn League opener played at the Mansion Park Field. Trey Wallace took the loss but pitched very well, taking a shutout into the seventh inning. Matt Morgan and Adam Jury were the hitting stars for the Bisons, each with a double and a single. Beau Ryan and Ben Dearing also doubled. Clearfield's next scheduled game is Thursday, April 7 when they will host the
Mounties of Philipsburg-Osceola at 4:30 PM.
March 26, Maury High School -Norfolk, Virgina
The first official C.H.S. Baseball game took place yesterday. The Bisons won 7-2 over Maury High School of Norfolk, Virginia. Josh Harbold was the winning pitcher going all seven innings and giving up only four hits. Adam Jury had three hits for the Bisons and Ben Dearing and Harbold each had two. Matt Morgan and Dearing had two runs batted in each.
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