Hartland Eagles Baseball

 

 

 

 

 

Come out and cheer on the JV Eagles as they take on Waterford Mott at home Monday, May 5^th @ 4 p.m. !

 

 

 

 

Go Eagles!!!! 

 

 

 

 

 

 2014 Varsity Baseball Schedule

2014 JV Baseball Schedule          

 2014 Freshman Baseball Schedule

KLAA STANDINGS

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For information about our Hartland High School Baseball Teams, Please feel free to contact Varsity Head Coach Brian Morrision at BrianMorrison@hartlandschools.us

HARTLAND – The Hartland baseball team got a strong pitching performance from Nathan Lohmeier and a pair of home runs from Max Cadman Saturday during a 2-0, 8-3 sweep of Livonia Churchill at Hartland High School. Lohmeier struck out 10 and walked one while tossing a three-hitter in the opener, in which all four of Hartland’s hits were for extra bases. Gary Turnbull broke a scoreless tie with a double in the fourth and Cadman homered in the fifth. “He did a really nice job,” Morrison said of Lohmeier. “His last two starts have been really good. He is consistently getting better.” In the nightcap, the Eagles (15-7) scored five runs in the first, two of them coming on Gary Stokes’ triple. Cadman also homered in that game as well. Brett Oliver hit a triple in each game, and Alex Wagner doubled in both ends of the twin bill. “I was happy to see us pitch good and play good defense,” Morrison said. “Hitting is streaky, and I hope it’s coming around at the right time.”

Game #1

 

Hartland 15    Fenton  4

 

 Eagles keep on winning!   Go Eagles!!

 

 

Game #2

 

Hartland 4    Fenton  0

 

 Eagles sweep Tigers!

Game #1

 

Hartland 11    Walled Lake Western 2

 

Eagles win game 1!! Go Eagles

 

 

Game #2

 

Hartland 5    Walled Lake Western  2

 

 Hartland sweeps Walled Lake Western!

Grand Blanc 2-6, Hartland 0-4 GRAND BLANC – The Eagles managed just two hits in the first game and couldn’t overcome a 6-run Grand Blanc rally in the fourth inning of the nightcap, which was shortened to five innings by darkness. “They did a nice job ,” Hartland coach Brian Morrison said of the Bobcats. “Their pitchers came at us. Pat Evans did a nice job in the first game. He struck out six with one walk. In the second game, we had nine hits, but couldn’t get any big hits.” The sweep dropped Hartland (13-7, 8-4) to third place in the KLAA, a half-game ahead of Grand Blanc (15-7, 8-5).