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Chapin Newberry Post 193/24 opened their season with an impressive 13-1 victory against Greenwood Post. The team, led by coach Ryan Stoudemire, showcased stellar performances from players like Luke Cromer and Bryce Satterwhite. After establishing an early lead, Chapin Newberry maintained control, scoring seven runs in the fifth inning. Upcoming matches include a game against Camden Post and the home opener against Richland Post. The season promises engaging matchups and highlights the significance of community-based Legion baseball.
Greenwood, S.C. – Chapin Newberry Post 193/24 began their season with a resounding 13-1 victory over Greenwood Post on Wednesday, June 4. This decisive win marks Chapin Newberry’s first of the season, bringing their record to 1-0, while Greenwood starts off at 0-1.
The game, held in Greenwood, showcased a commanding performance by Chapin Newberry under the leadership of second-year head coach Ryan Stoudemire. Chapin Newberry’s offensive display included notable contributions from players such as Bryce Satterwhite, Will Satterwhite, Blake Stribble, Colby Livingston, Luke Cromer, and Crue Keller.
Chapin Newberry set the tone early in the match, scoring four runs in the top of the first inning. Greenwood managed to respond with one run at the bottom of the same inning, but that would be the only score allowed by Chapin Newberry throughout the game. Continuing their offensive momentum, Chapin Newberry added two runs in the top of the third inning and a staggering seven runs in the top of the fifth inning, ultimately sealing their victory.
Luke Cromer stood out with an impressive performance, driving in three runs and achieving one hit, including a triple. Bryce Satterwhite also contributed significantly, scoring two runs and driving in two more, going one-for-two at the plate. Other key players included Jaydon Glenn, who went two-for-three with three runs scored; Raleigh Salters, who had two hits and scored two runs; and Coleman Fryer, who recorded two hits and also scored two runs during the match.
Chapin Newberry is scheduled to face Camden Post on Saturday, June 7, marking their next challenge on the road. Following this, they will host their home opener against Richland Post on Monday, June 9, before completing a three-game series with a home game on Thursday, June 12. The team is set to partake in an 18-game schedule, featuring nine home games at the Newberry College Smith Road Complex.
The coaching staff for Chapin Newberry includes assistant coaches Joey Smith, Marion Baker, Jordan O’Cain, and Brandon White. The team’s structure is bolstered by the support of Post 24 of Newberry, which sponsors nine junior teams, the most of any post in South Carolina. Robert Livingston serves as the athletic director for Post 24 and oversees the baseball program.
This season also highlights the importance of community-based Legion baseball, providing an amateur level of play that remains economically accessible compared to travel and showcase options. Fans can attend home games for an admission price of $8.
Exciting matchups ahead include two games against the newly formed Joanna Hornets and a special celebration planned for the 2015 American Legion World Series championship team on June 27. This season promises to be a memorable one for Chapin Newberry Post 193/24 as they continue their campaign in American Legion baseball.
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- Newberry Observer: American Legion Summer Baseball Gears Up
- The State: High School Sports
- Cola Daily: Camden Wins S.C. American Legion Title
- Lexington Chronicle: Airport Graduates
- Wikipedia: American Legion Baseball
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Baseball
