Lakeside’s Warriors had a rough weekend, dropping two of three games over the weekend including losses to baseball powerhouse squads Holy Savior Menard and Benton.

Benton 10, Lakeside 0

Lakeside ran into a Tigers buzzsaw Friday, falling 10-0 to Class 5A Benton. The Tigers got all the runs they needed in the bottom of the first thanks to two singles and a Cole Snell single that scored two runs. Snell led the Tigers with a two-for-three day and three RBI.

Tanner Webb earned the win for Benton, surrendering three hits and no runs over four innings, striking out one and walking two. Peyton Gray took the loss for Lakeside.

Gage Williams, Brock Case, Noah Redding, and Hayden Williams each collected one hit for Lakeside.

Lakeside 10, Anacoco 0

Eli Campbell gave up no hits in a shutout performance over five innings, leading Lakeside to a rebounding 10-0 win over Anacocco’s Indians Saturday. Campbell struck out three and walked only one hitter.

Lakeside scored in the bottom of the first on a sacrifice fly, then added to the lead in the bottom of the second when Peyton Gray and Jon Jon Dick doubled, each driving in a run.

Lakeside Varsity Warriors amassed 13 hits in the game.

Dick, Brock Case, Gray, and Hayden Williams each collected two hits for Lakeside as the team collected 13 hits in the game. Dick, Gray, and Redding each drove in two runs.

Case also stole two bases as the Warriors picked up six stolen bases for the game.

Holy Savior Menard 10, Lakeside 2

Lakeside dropped its second game of the young season to the Holy Savior Menard Eagles in a 10-2 loss on Saturday.

After the Eagles got on the board with a run in the first inning, Drake Chreene singled down the right field line to bring the Warriors into a second inning tie.

Holy Savior extended the lead to 3-1, then moved on to the win behind the strong pitching performance of Robert Henery. The starting pitcher surrendered one hit and one unearned run over three innings, striking out two and walking one. Gage Williams took the loss for Lakeside.

Jon Jon Dick and Chreene each collected one hit for Lakeside and Eli Campbell and Chreene each had one RBI.  Menard tallied 19 hits in the game, led by J.D. Shelton with four hits in four at bats.

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