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others selected in the draft
Cardinal Gibbons senior Max Schrock, who led the Triangle area in home runs this past season, was drafted by the Arizona Diamondbacks in the 28th round (873rd) in the 2012 Major League Baseball Draft on Wednesday.
Schrock, a shortstop, was projected by many publications as a top10 round pick, but the senior said he plans on playing his next three years with the University of South Carolina.
Wakefield shortstop Vance Vizcaino, a Tennessee recruit who was named Cap Eight 4A Player of the Year, was drafted by the New York Mets in the 31st round (950th).
One pick later (31st round, 951st) Apex Corey Thompson, a senior third baseman at East Carolina, was taken by the Chicago White Sox. State recruit Matt Tenuta, a lefthanded pitcher from Apex who led the Triangle in strikeouts this season, has already signed with the Kansas City Royals, who selected him in the 25th round (763rd overall). State, and when he turned down a job with Illinois this offseason, he said in a statement that watching his son play college baseball was the reason why.
By signing with Kansas City, Matt Tenuta forgoes his college eligibility and should report to the minor leagues within the coming weeks.
Clayton righthanded pitcher Evan Phillips, a UNCWilmington signee, was drafted in the 33rd round (1,003rd) by Kansas City.
In total, four former area players and four current ones were selected in the draft. State, was the first to be selected as the Pittsburgh Pirates picked him in the 11th round (346th overall) Tuesday. Diaz was a secondteam AllAmerican this year for the Wolfpack. Despite not playing college baseball until this year, Green Hope graduate Chris Perry was the next to go as the St. Louis Cardinals selected him in the 17th round (540th). Saturday, May 18, at The Factory, 1839 S. Main St., Wake Forest. The cost for the 5K is $25 on race day and $10 for the mile walk. Proceeds will benefit the Wake Forest Rotary Club Million meals project. Official times will be taken and awards will be presented.
Sanderson baseball Daniel Dulaney pitches playoff nohitter against Apex
Dulaney strikes out five and walks three as the Spartans advance past the Cougars.
Apex girls lacrosse doesn let up in win over Broughton
One of the difficulties of coaching a talented team is keeping them motivated when they are in control of the game. That been the challenge for Apex coach Sarah Fellows at times during the regular season, but Friday playoff game wasn one of them. Apex scored early and often and didn let up, defeating Broughton 209 in the first round of the NCHSAA girls lacrosse tournament.
Leesville Road boys lacrosse falls in first playoff try
Apex attack too much for young Pride program as Leesville season ends in 131 loss in first round of NCHSAA tournament
Cooper drive lifts Leesville Road baseball over Broughton in 7th inning
Sophomore Dillon Cooper drove a ball to the fence in rightcenter //field// to push across the winning run with two outs in the bottom of the seventh inning Thursday night, as Leesville Road stayed in the race for the Cap Eight baseball title with a 54 win against over Broughton.
Midseason streak boosts Sanderson baseball.
Sanderson baseball team rattled off six straight conference wins after spring break to leap into first place in the Cap Eight standings.
The week ahead
The Cap Eight tournament was scheduled to begin Monday with the semifinals on Tuesday and the championship on Thursday. Heritage was set to host the semifinal and championship rounds.
Broughton, Wakefield tops in Cap Eight track and field
Stroud brings experience, leadership to Millbrook girls soccer
Millbrook Jackie Stroud was all over the field in last week 32 win over Leesville Road in the regular season finale. She scored the game first goal and her team winning goal as the Wildcats remained undefeated in Cap Eight play. Stroud knows a lot about winning. She won a state championship as a freshman in Fayetteville,[url=http://www.sport.fr/smartphones/moncler.asp]moncler pas cher[/url], Ga., before transferring to Millbrook.