Question 1

Big First Inning Powers Blythewood Junior Varsity Bengals to 18-0 Victory Over Spring Valley Junior Varsity Vikings

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The Blythewood Junior Varsity Bengals delivered an explosive offensive performance on Wednesday, defeating the Spring Valley Junior Varsity Vikings 18-0 at Spring Valley High School.
Blythewood took complete control of the game early, scoring 14 runs in the first inning. Fredy Layman opened the scoring with an RBI single, while Will Corn added an RBI groundout. Corbin Fulmer later drew a bases-loaded walk, and William Gilchrist followed with a two-run single.
Landon Gilchrist and Amere Jefferson each drew RBI walks, while a Spring Valley error allowed three additional runs to score. Pierce O&#8217;Donnell added a two-run double, and Fulmer capped off the inning with a two-run double of his own.
The Bengals continued to extend their lead in the second inning after another Spring Valley error brought in a run, followed by a sacrifice fly from Zach Hardy that scored an additional run.
Blythewood added two more runs in the third inning after another Vikings error and an RBI single to center field by Will Corn.
Austin Swartz earned the win for Blythewood Junior Varsity Bengals after allowing just one hit and no runs over three innings while striking out four and walking one.
Easton Gregorich started on the mound for Spring Valley Junior Varsity Vikings and allowed three hits and eight runs over two-thirds of an inning while striking out one and walking four.
Offensively, Will Corn, Fredy Layman, Stephen Mixon, William Gilchrist, Amere Jefferson, Pierce O&#8217;Donnell, Landon Gilchrist, and Corbin Fulmer each recorded one hit for Blythewood.
Corn, Layman, William Gilchrist, O&#8217;Donnell, and Fulmer each drove in two runs during the game.
The Bengals also showed patience at the plate, drawing nine walks overall. Bryson Franklin, Jefferson, O&#8217;Donnell, and Gilchrist each recorded two walks.
Defensively, Blythewood played a flawless game without committing an error, with Corn leading the team with four defensive chances.
For Spring Valley, Kissiah recorded the team’s lone hit, going 1-for-1 at the plate.
Blythewood Junior Varsity Bengals will travel to face the Spring Valley Junior Varsity Vikings again in their next matchup on Wednesday.
Source: GameChanger Media

Question 2

A.C. Flora Junior Varsity Falcons Defeat Blythewood Junior Varsity Bengals 11-0

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A.C. Flora Junior Varsity Falcons secured an 11-0 victory over the Blythewood Junior Varsity Bengals on Saturday at Blythewood High School Stadium, highlighted by a six-run fifth inning.
The Falcons took an early lead in the top of the first inning after Scott tripled to drive in a run, followed by a two-run single from Dragner. Noah Flechas later added an RBI double, and another run scored on a passed ball to give A.C. Flora an early advantage.
A.C. Flora extended the lead in the fifth inning with six additional runs on four hits. Tim Koutrakous, Ben Cartin, and James Helfer each delivered RBI singles, while #27 added a two-run single. Brennan Fudger also contributed with an RBI groundout during the inning.
Bryson Franklin pitched three innings in relief for Blythewood Junior Varsity Bengals, allowing four hits and six runs while striking out three and walking four batters.
Pierce O&#8217;Donnell took the loss for Blythewood after pitching two innings and allowing five runs on four hits, with three strikeouts and four walks.
Dragner started on the mound for A.C. Flora and delivered a strong performance, allowing just one hit and no runs over two innings while striking out five and walking one.
For Blythewood, Coleman Strickland and Fredy Layman each recorded one hit. The Bengals also showed aggressiveness on the bases, finishing the game with four stolen bases.
#27 led A.C. Flora offensively with two RBIs while going 1-for-2 at the plate. Helfer, Flechas, Koutrakous, Cartin, Fudger, Dragner, Scott, and #27 each collected one hit for the Falcons.
A.C. Flora also demonstrated patience at the plate, drawing eight walks during the game. Alex Peraza, Parks Van Vlake, and Dragner each recorded two walks. Van Vlake also stole two bases as the Falcons totaled seven stolen bases overall.
Defensively, A.C. Flora played a clean game without committing an error, with Helfer leading the team with 11 defensive plays.
Blythewood Junior Varsity Bengals will return home on Monday to face the Spring Valley Junior Varsity Vikings in their next matchup.
Source: GameChanger Media

Question 3

Second-Inning Rally Powers Blythewood Junior Varsity Bengals to 12-1 Victory Over Westwood Junior Varsity Redhawks

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The Blythewood Junior Varsity Bengals used a dominant second inning to secure a convincing 12-1 win over the Westwood Junior Varsity Redhawks on Wednesday at Blythewood High School Stadium.
Blythewood exploded for eight runs in the second inning to take control of the game. Stephen Mixon started the rally with an RBI single, followed by a two-run single from Landon Gilchrist. Corbin Fulmer later drew a bases-loaded walk to bring in another run, while Fredy Layman added a two-run single. Mixon and Bryson Franklin each drew walks later in the inning to force in additional runs.
Westwood got on the scoreboard first in the top of the opening inning when Jeremiah Johnson delivered an RBI single.
The Bengals extended their lead again in the bottom of the third inning. Fulmer drew another bases-loaded walk to score a run, and Rylan Hair followed with a three-run single to further widen the gap.
Stephen Mixon earned the win for Blythewood Junior Varsity Bengals after an impressive outing on the mound. The right-handed pitcher allowed just three hits and one run over three and two-thirds innings while striking out nine batters and walking two.
Cameron Skinner started for Westwood Junior Varsity Redhawks and surrendered two hits and six runs over one and one-third innings, striking out one and walking six.
Jacob Waters provided strong relief pitching for Blythewood, throwing one and one-third scoreless innings without allowing a hit while striking out two batters.
Offensively, Fredy Layman, Rylan Hair, Stephen Mixon, Pierce O&#8217;Donnell, Landon Gilchrist, and Jacob Waters each recorded one hit for the Bengals. Layman, Hair, Mixon, and Gilchrist each drove in two runs during the game.
Blythewood also showed patience at the plate, drawing 12 walks overall. Bryson Franklin, Gilchrist, and Fulmer each led the team with two walks.
For Westwood, Jeremiah Johnson went 1-for-2 with an RBI, while Achilles Davis recorded two hits in three at-bats.
Blythewood Junior Varsity Bengals will next travel to face the A.C. Flora Junior Varsity Falcons on Saturday.
Source: GameChanger Media

Question 4

Corbin Fulmer Leads Blythewood Junior Varsity Bengals to Dominant 25-0 Victory Over Westwood Junior Varsity Redhawks

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Corbin Fulmer showcased outstanding plate discipline on Monday, drawing three walks and helping lead the Blythewood Junior Varsity Bengals to a commanding 25-0 victory over the Westwood Junior Varsity Redhawks.
The Bengals delivered an explosive offensive performance, highlighted by a massive 13-run fifth inning. During the inning, Fredy Layman singled to drive in two runs, Pierce O&#8217;Donnell added an RBI single, and Jack Campbell contributed two separate RBI singles. Stephen Mixon and Landon Gilchrist were both hit by pitches with the bases loaded, bringing in runs, while Bryson Franklin, Amere Jefferson, and Fulmer each added RBI hits. The inning also included a walk by Layman that forced in a run and an additional run scored on an error.
Blythewood got on the board early in the first inning after Amere Jefferson hit a sacrifice fly to bring in a run, followed by a Westwood error that allowed two more runs to score.
The Bengals continued to build momentum in the second inning when Landon Gilchrist hit a sacrifice fly and another Westwood error added an additional run.
Blythewood extended its lead again in the third inning after Jack Campbell and Stephen Mixon each drew bases-loaded walks, while Bryson Franklin grounded out to drive in another run.
Pierce O&#8217;Donnell earned the win for Blythewood Junior Varsity Bengals after allowing just two hits and no runs across three innings while striking out six batters and walking two.
Phillip started on the mound for Westwood Junior Varsity Redhawks and allowed one hit and five runs (two earned) over two innings while striking out three and walking three. Will Corn and Bryson Franklin each pitched scoreless relief innings for Blythewood.
The Bengals collected 10 hits in the game, with Jack Campbell, Amere Jefferson, and Landon Gilchrist recording two hits each. Campbell and Fulmer each drove in three runs to lead the offensive attack.
Fulmer also led the team with three walks, contributing to Blythewood’s patient approach at the plate as the team drew a total of 16 walks in the game.
On the base paths, Blythewood was aggressive throughout the matchup. Austin Swartz and Fulmer each stole multiple bases, while the team finished with an impressive 12 stolen bases overall.
Defensively, the Bengals played a flawless game without committing a single error. Will Corn led the team with six defensive chances.
For Westwood, Cameron Skinner and Nelson each recorded one hit.
Blythewood Junior Varsity Bengals will host the Westwood Junior Varsity Redhawks again on Wednesday in their next matchup.
Source: GameChanger Media

Question 5

Blythewood Junior Varsity Bengals Defeat A.C. Flora Junior Varsity Falcons 12-8

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The Blythewood Junior Varsity Bengals earned an impressive 12-8 victory over the A.C. Flora Junior Varsity Falcons on Friday at Blythewood High School Stadium.
Blythewood came out strong in the top of the first inning, taking an early lead after an error brought in two runs. Jacob Waters drew a walk to score another run, Zach Hardy was hit by a pitch with the bases loaded to drive in a run, and an additional run crossed the plate on a balk.
The Bengals extended their lead in the second inning when Will Corn delivered a sacrifice fly that scored two runs, followed by an RBI single from Amere Jefferson.
A.C. Flora responded with a big second inning, scoring seven runs despite not recording a hit. The inning included multiple walks, errors, and a sacrifice fly from Noah Flechas that helped the Falcons briefly shift momentum.
Blythewood answered back in the top of the third inning with another offensive push. Corbin Fulmer and Fredy Layman both delivered RBI singles down the left field line, while another Falcons error and a fielder’s choice by Jefferson each brought in additional runs.
Stephen Mixon earned the win for Blythewood Junior Varsity Bengals after allowing zero hits and seven runs (none earned) over one and one-third innings while striking out one and walking seven.
Jamison Powers started on the mound for A.C. Flora and gave up two hits and eight runs (six earned) over one and one-third innings, recording three strikeouts and one walk. Landon Gilchrist also appeared in relief for Blythewood.
Amere Jefferson led the Bengals with two RBIs while going 1-for-2 at the plate. Landon Gilchrist helped set the tone offensively, collecting two hits in three at-bats and stealing two bases.
Blythewood was aggressive on the base paths throughout the game, finishing with six stolen bases and turning one double play defensively.
For A.C. Flora, Brennan Fudger recorded two RBIs and went 1-for-1 at the plate. Spencer Lindsay and Fudger each added one hit for the Falcons. The team also showed patience at the plate, drawing seven walks during the game.
Blythewood Junior Varsity Bengals will next face the Dutch Fork Junior Varsity Silver Foxes on Saturday.
Source: GameChanger Media

Question 6

Blythewood Junior Varsity Bengals Defeat Gray Collegiate 6-2

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The Blythewood Junior Varsity Bengals secured a 6-2 victory over Gray Collegiate on Monday in a strong all-around team performance.
Blythewood got on the scoreboard in the bottom of the first inning after Gray Collegiate committed an error, followed by a sacrifice fly from Amere Jefferson that brought in another run.
Gray Collegiate responded in the top of the third inning, tying the game at 2-2 after scoring on a wild pitch.
The Bengals regained control in the bottom of the fourth inning when Jacob Waters, Austin Swartz, Corbin Fulmer, and Fredy Layman each drew walks that resulted in runs, extending the lead and shifting momentum firmly in Blythewood’s favor.
Pierce O&#8217;Donnell earned the win for Blythewood Junior Varsity Bengals, allowing just two hits and no runs over two innings while striking out five and walking one batter.
Jack Campbell started on the mound for Blythewood and delivered a solid outing, giving up two hits and two runs (none earned) across three innings while recording seven strikeouts and three walks.
For Gray Collegiate, Herndon started the game and surrendered two hits and two runs (none earned) over three innings, striking out four and walking one.
Fredy Layman provided key production in the middle of the lineup, leading the Bengals with two RBIs while going 1-for-2 at the plate. Layman and Landon Gilchrist each recorded one hit for Blythewood.
Austin Swartz showed patience at the plate with two walks, contributing to the Bengals’ disciplined offensive approach. Overall, Blythewood drew eight walks in the game.
Defensively, the Bengals played a flawless game without committing a single error. Will Corn led the team defensively with 11 chances in the field.
Herndon paced Gray Collegiate offensively with two hits in three at-bats from the leadoff position.
Blythewood Junior Varsity Bengals will return home on Friday to face the A.C. Flora Junior Varsity Falcons in their next matchup.
Source: GameChanger Media

Question 7

Blythewood Junior Varsity Bengals Defeat Spring Valley Junior Varsity Vikings

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By GameChanger Media
Blythewood Junior Varsity Bengals defeated Spring Valley Junior Varsity Vikings 6-2 on Wednesday at Spring Valley High School.
Spring Valley Junior Varsity Vikings were the first to get on the board in the second when Amere Jefferson induced Baylor Reynolds to hit into a fielder&#8217;s choice, but one run scored.
Blythewood Junior Varsity Bengals captured the lead, 3-1, in the top of the third when Fredy Layman doubled, scoring two runs, and Jacob Waters hit a sacrifice fly, scoring one run.
Jefferson earned the win for Blythewood Junior Varsity Bengals. The starter allowed three hits and two runs (one earned) over three innings, striking out three and walking one. Warren Evans started the game for Spring Valley Junior Varsity Vikings. The righty surrendered two hits and three runs over three innings, striking out two and walking two. Waters threw one inning of shutout ball for Blythewood Junior Varsity Bengals in relief. The hurler surrendered one hit, striking out one and walking none.
Layman provided pop in the middle of the lineup, and led Blythewood Junior Varsity Bengals with two runs batted in. The third baseman went 1-for-2 on the day. Layman, Logan Geddis, and A Burrows each collected one hit for Blythewood Junior Varsity Bengals. Layman stole two bases. Blythewood Junior Varsity Bengals ran wild on the base paths, amassing five stolen bases for the game.
Will Walsh, Easton Gregorich, Jakhi Clea, and Kissiah each collected one hit for Spring Valley Junior Varsity Vikings. Reynolds led Spring Valley Junior Varsity Vikings with one run batted in. 
Blythewood Junior Varsity Bengals will travel to A.C. Flora Junior Varsity Falcons for their next game on Saturday.

Question 8

Big Second Inning Leads Blythewood Junior Varsity Bengals Past Camden Junior Varsity Bulldogs

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By GameChanger Media
Blythewood Junior Varsity Bengals defeated Camden Junior Varsity Bulldogs 12-0 on Monday at Blythewood High School Stadium thanks in part to 11 runs in the second inning.  Jack Campbell hit a sacrifice fly, scoring one run, A Burrows singled, scoring one run, Corbin Fulmer drew a walk, scoring one run, Pierce O&#8217;Donnell drew a walk, scoring one run, Fredy Layman singled, scoring two runs, Campbell singled, scoring two runs, and Austin Swartz singled, scoring three runs.
Blythewood Junior Varsity Bengals added one run in the third after Layman singled down the left field line.
O&#8217;Donnell earned the win for Blythewood Junior Varsity Bengals. The hurler gave up zero hits and zero runs over five innings, striking out six and walking one. Henry Ridgeway stepped on the hill first for Camden Junior Varsity Bulldogs. The hurler gave up six hits and eight runs over one and two-thirds innings, striking out one and walking two.
Blythewood Junior Varsity Bengals piled up 10 hits in the game. Layman and Swartz each collected two hits for Blythewood Junior Varsity Bengals. Layman and Campbell each drove in three runs for Blythewood Junior Varsity Bengals. Blythewood Junior Varsity Bengals were sure-handed and didn&#8217;t commit a single error. Will Corn made the most plays with five.
Camden Junior Varsity Bulldogs were sure-handed in the field and didn&#8217;t commit a single error. Austin McCaskill had the most chances in the field with four.
Next up for Blythewood Junior Varsity Bengals is a game against Camden Junior Varsity Bulldogs on Monday.

Question 9

Blythewood Junior Varsity Bengals Defeat West Florence Junior Varsity Knights On Multiple Hit Performance By Fredy Layman

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By GameChanger Media
Fredy Layman collected three hits in three at bats, as Blythewood Junior Varsity Bengals defeated West Florence Junior Varsity Knights 9-2 on Monday at Blythewood High School Stadium. Layman doubled in the fifth inning, singled in the first inning, and singled in the third inning.
Blythewood Junior Varsity Bengals jumped out to the lead in the bottom of the first inning after Corbin Fulmer drew a walk, scoring one run, Pierce O&#8217;Donnell singled, scoring one run, and Will Corn singled, scoring two runs.
Blythewood Junior Varsity Bengals added one run in the third. West Florence Junior Varsity Knights committed an error, making the score 5-0.
Jack Campbell earned the win for Blythewood Junior Varsity Bengals. The starter gave up zero hits and zero runs over three innings, striking out six and walking none. Sawyer Hinson began the game for West Florence Junior Varsity Knights. The starter surrendered seven hits and seven runs (six earned) over four innings, striking out one and walking three. Corn tossed two innings of no-run ball for Blythewood Junior Varsity Bengals in relief. The hurler surrendered zero hits, striking out two and walking one.
Corn, O&#8217;Donnell, Jacob Waters, and Zach Hardy each drove in one run for Blythewood Junior Varsity Bengals. Amere Jefferson stole two bases. Blythewood Junior Varsity Bengals were sure-handed in the field and didn&#8217;t commit a single error. Corn had the most chances in the field with 10.
North Willis led West Florence Junior Varsity Knights with one run batted in. The outfielder went 1-for-3 on the day.
Next up for Blythewood Junior Varsity Bengals is a game at West Florence Junior Varsity Knights on Wednesday.

Category	Details
Age	16
Positions	Infield
Bats / Throws	Right / Right
Height / Weight	N/A
Graduation Year	2028
High School	Blythewood High School

Metric	Value
Events Played	10
Record (W-L-T)	20-14-0
1st Place Finishes	1
2nd Place Finishes	3
3rd Place Finishes	3
Outside Top 3	3

Category	Details
Season	2025
Team	Hawaii Scout Team 2028
Coach	Tim Manning
Location	Columbia, SC
Division	15U Open
State Rank	N/A

Category	Details
Age	16
60-yard dash	7.0 (verified)
Infield velocity	86 MPH
Height / Weight	5’8″/160 lbs
Graduation Year/High School	2028/Blythewood High School
OBP	.617 (2026 HS season)
Slugging	1.253 (2026 HS season)

Metric	Value
Events Played	10
Record (W-L-T)	20-14-0
1st Place Finishes	1
2nd Place Finishes	3
3rd Place Finishes	3
Outside Top 3	3

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