A.J. Prim and Emily Wolf led Foley to wins in the boys’ and girls’ divisions in the Lyon Newell Charity Throws Meet held at UMS-Wright’s Erwin S. Cooper Stadium on Wednesday.

Prim won the shot put with a toss of 49 feet, 6 inches and finished second in the discus with a personal best of 152-0 as the Lion boys won with 16 points. Wolf won the shot with a personal best of 37-10 and won the discus (123-0).

“This was definitely a surprise,” said Foley throws coach Garrison Williams. “Our kids showed up and had personal records. We had personal records when it mattered most.”

The meet is held annually in the memory of Lyon Newell, a state champion thrower in track & field as well as an outstanding football player. Newell passed away in 2002. Proceeds from the meet went to charity.

Davidson’s Mose Piper had a strong performance on Wednesday, winning the boys’ javelin with a personal best of 176-6. Piper, who also plays first base for the Warriors’ baseball team, said he was trying hard to get a personal best.

“I’ve been focusing more on explosiveness,” he said. “I’ve also gotten a lot stronger from last year, and also a lot more flexible. I’ve got everything clanking like it needs to be.”

St. Paul’s, led by Hunter Hall’s win in the discus (161-0), finished second in the boys’ division with 15 points, while McGill-Toolen was third with 11. On the girls’ side, Saraland, led by Alex Pankey’s win in the javelin (106-7), was second with 18 points while UMS-Wright was third with 10.5 points.

— Arthur L. Mack

SOFTBALL

Alma Bryant 7, Robertsdale 6

Karen Wisher went 3-for-4 with two home runs and five RBIs to lead Bryant over Robertsdale.

Gail Wisher went four innings, allowing three hits and one run while striking out six.

Baldwin County 6, Daphne 5

Aspen Gerald’s single in the fifth inning gave the Tigers the lead for good.

Hannah Newport and Abby Johnson both homered for Daphne. Kierra Means and Gerald each homered for the Tigers.

Madilyn Byrd picked up the win on the mound, striking out eight and scattering seven hits.

Earlier in the week, Baldwin County rolled over McGill-Toolen 19-2.

The Tigers scored 11 runs in the fourth inning to blow the game open. Madilyn Byrd, Ryann Wallace, Aspen Gerald, Emma Weatherford and Payton Boyington each had RBIs in the inning.

Addison Roberts got the win on the mound. Boyington threw one inning of relief.

Weatherford, Byrd and Gerald all had home runs for Baldwin County.

Gulf Shores wins three games

Gulf Shores improved to 7-8 overall with three victories last week.

The Dolphins defeated B.C. Rain 16-0 and 17-0 and Mobile Christian 4-3.

In the first game against Rain, Anna Leigh Price pitched a no-hitter and went 2-for-2 at the plate. KK Jacks was 2-for-2 with five RBIs and her first varsity home run. Tia Titi was 2-for-2. In the second game, Jacks threw a perfect game with nine batters faced and nine strikeouts. Koley Patty was 3-for-3 with three RBIs. Titi was 2-for-3 with three RBIs. Emily True also drove in three runs and had her first varsity home run.

In the win over Mobile Christian, Price struck out nine and went 3-for-4 with three RBIs, including a walk-off hit. Rhyleah Gleber was 2-for-3.

The Dolphins play in the Gulf Coast Classic 3 next week.

Satsuma continues to roll

The Gators won three games this week to improve to 21-6 overall.

Satsuma defeated Spanish Fort 10-7 and swept Escambia County 21-0 and 15-0.

In the win over the Toros, the Gators scored five runs in the eighth inning.

Bralee Byrd led the way with two hits and three RBIs. Anna Joe Bonds had two RBIs. Jaiden Corlett, Haley Jones and Kaeden Enzor all had two hits for Satsuma (19-6). Belle Sheffield earned the win.

Sheffield again got the win in the first game against Escambia, improving to 11-2. She was perfect through three innings, striking out all nine batters. Anna Bonds and Hayden Andrews homered for the Gators.

In Game 2, Bonds struck out eight to complete back-to-back perfect games for Satsuma. Presley Willis, Bonds and Andrews homered for Satsuma.

Satsuma travels to Montgomery for the weekend for the Alex Wilcox Memorial Tournament. The Gators face Beauregard and Saraland in pool play.

BASEBALL

Robertsdale 3, Daphne 2

Robertsdale scored all three runs in the fourth inning and went on to the win.

Taylor Jordan had a two-out RBI single with the bases loaded to tie the game at 2-2. Jarod Brown’s RBI single put the Golden Bears on top.

Dane Wigstrom threw 1.2 innings in relief to get the win. Cole Bolton pitched the final two innings for the save.

Cooper Nix hit a two-run homer for Daphne.

UMS-Wright 4, Orange Beach 1

Olin Ward had three hits and Matthew Hedge, Logan Norris and Sutton Snypes added to hits apiece for the Bulldogs. Hedge added two RBIs.

Snypes picked up the win on the mound, pitching six innings and allowing eight hits, six walks and four strikeouts. Andy Purvis pitched the seventh for the save.

UMS (11-7) plays a doubleheader at Orange Beach this afternoon.

Alma Bryant 7, Daphne 6 (9 innings)

Carson English tied the game in the seventh inning with a two-strike, two-out single and won it in the ninth for Alma Bryant with a walk-off single.

English and Jaxon White each drove in a pair of runs for the Hurricanes. Michael Tipton and Miles Harbison each homered.

Harbison pitched three innings in relief to get the win, giving up two unearned runs without a hit. Sean Miller started and lasted six innings.

Jay Davidson went 2-for-5 and Parker Lomax hit a home run for the Trojans.

Fairhope 13, Saraland 4

Fairhope scored nine runs in the final two innings to defeat Class 6A No. 3 ranked Saraland on Thursday night.

Brooks Brasfield, the Pirates leadoff hitter, reached base five times, scoring three runs. Brasfield was a home run shy of the cycle. He tripled on the first pitch of the game and scored on a passed ball. Brasfield singled in the fifth and doubled in the sixth inning.

The Spartans scored three runs in the fifth to tie the game up at 4-4. Cam Warren reached on an error that scored a pair of runs.

Fairhope broke the tie in the sixth. Brasfield’s double scored Ben Moseley. Nolan Phillips followed with a two-run home run the next pitch.

Phillips and Caden Creel added a pair of hits for Fairhope. Harrison Cook picked up the victory, tossing 2.2 innings of relief and allowing a seventh-inning single to Brooks Womble.

Womble, Clint Smith and Santae McWilliams each collected two hits for the Spartans. Fairhope improved to 12-8 with its fifth consecutive game. Saraland (12-6) had its six-game win streak snapped.

Earlier in the week, the Pirates topped Alma Bryant 3-2.

Harrison Sparks’ single in the bottom of the seventh lifted Fairhope to a walk-off win.

Fairhope pitchers struck out 12 Bryant batters in the game. Ben Moseley got the win in relief for the Pirates. Sparks was 2-for-4.

— John Vella

Bayside Academy 9, St. Michael 0

The Admirals broke open a tight game with four runs in the bottom of the fifth inning.

Josh Gunther allowed one hit in six innings and struck out 10 to get the win. Teague Broadhead pitched the final inning.

Noah Cain was 3-for-3 for Bayside with an RBI and two runs scored. Gatlin Pitts was 2-for-3 with an RBI and two runs scored. Carson Joyner had two RBIs.

Ollie Deese collected the only hit for the Cardinals.

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