A failure to capitalize of early opportunities by Flowery Branch, coupled with a strong hitting night by the big bats of Loganville resulted in the Falcons plummeting against perennial power Loganville in the second region meeting between these two schools Monday at the Hog Mountain Sports Complex. Three days after coming up short in extra innings in Game 1, the Falcons fell behind early and could never catch the eighth-ranked Red Devils, who caught fire late with a eight-run top of the fifth and three-run top of the sixth to blow the game wide open and complete the series sweep by a 13-1 decision in Flowery Branch. “It’s a struggle, especially when you have a team like Loganville that is not gonna let up, they’re gonna continue doing the little things: the bunting and moving runners over,” Flowery Branch coach Heath Kennedy said.
High school baseball: Flowery Branch falls in final game of series against Loganville, 13-1
Surging bats of Red Devils down Falcons 13-1, in six innings for Game 2