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Sports // High School Sports

Baseball: CHS Kingsmen advance to HVAL final

Trumbull Times

May 19, 2016

Christian Heritage School won its HVAL semifinal baseball game 11-6 from South Kent on Wednesday.

The Kingsmen trailed 6-5 in the bottom of the sixth when they rallied for six runs to improve to 11-5 (11-3 conference).

Stephen Brittin led the attack for CHS with two hits, four RBIs. and a stolen base.

Andrew Hartman had two hits and drove in four runs.

Tim Vander Have struck out nine batters.and didn’t allow an earned run.

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