Red Devils can’t touch their sandlot nemesis; Indians win, 10-1

Lancaster’s Nick Wohleking stretches for the out as Northumberland’s William Basye crosses the bag during a varsity game last week. Photo by Denni Wilmer

by Lisa Hinton-Valdrighi

Northumberland continues to be Lancaster’s stumbling block.

The Indians took a 4-1 lead after three innings and continued to tack on runs in each inning to beat host Lancaster, 10-1, last Thursday night in the Northern Neck District regular season ender for both teams.

The Red Devils are the district’s top seed and will receive a first round bye in next week’s Region 1A tournament with a 15-2 record and 9-2 mark in the district. Lancaster’s only two losses were to Northumberland, which enters this week’s Northern Neck District tournament with an 11-8 overall record and 5-5 league record as the fourth place team. Lancaster was scheduled to host the Indians in a semifinal game May 15, while second place Essex was supposed to host third place Washington & Lee. The district championship is tomorrow, May 17, at 8 p.m. at Dream Fields in Kilmarnock.

This was a letdown for us,” said LHS coach Welby Saunders…

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