After a week in which it went 2-0,
Linsly jumped from 3912 to 3547 in the
national rankings, the biggest increase in the league.
Linsly is currently No. 116 in the West Virginia state rankings, with an overall record of 14-5.
First place in the league belongs to the Cadets, which have compiled a 14-5 overall record to go with their 10-3 league record.
Barnesville is 3.5 games back and in second place with a 0-0 league record.
Linsly finished with the most hits in Ohio Valley AA this week, adding 284 for a league-leading total of 284. The Cadets, which sit in first place, are led by
Alex Stephens, who has accumulated 49 hits this season.
Linsly scored a league-best 218 runs this week, adding to its league-leading 218 runs on the season. Stephens is the team leader in runs scored with 40, while
Leighton Gibson has driven in a team-best 39 runs with his bat.
