Drew Magee was the hottest hitter in the league this week, racking up a .857 average, two home runs and eight RBIs. His
Longmont team went 1-1.
With a big week,
Broomfield jumped into the top 25 in the state rankings. Broomfield moved up from No. 28 in the state all the way to No. 9 thanks to a 3-0 record over the past week. Led by manager Garren Estes, the Eagles are ranked No. 626 in the nation with an overall record of 20-4.
The Eagles' pitching staff dominated this week, allowing only 13 hits and three walks, both of which led the league. Broomfield has given up a mere 95 hits on the year, while striking out 209 opposing hitters.
Brandon Bailey is the leader in that category with 101 Ks on the season.
The Eagles scored a league-best 31 runs this week, adding to their league-leading 185 runs on the season.
Jackson Lockwood is the team leader in runs scored with 23, while
Angelo Perez has driven in a team-best 22 runs with his bat.
The week's strikeout crown belonged to
Dylan Pollock, who turned in six Ks for the Trojans. With 52 strikeouts this year so far, he ranks fourth in the league.
Longmont's Magee led the league with six hits this week. On the season, he's hitting .357 and ranks fourteenth in the league with 25 hits.
Brandon Bailey threw a shutout as he led Broomfield to victory over Montrose, 14-0, on Friday. He struck out nine, allowing two hits.
Brandon Bailey led Broomfield to a win on May 18, as he notched nine strikeouts to beat Longmont, 17-7. Over his seven innings pitched he allowed zero runs on two hits.
