In its first season of existence, the Clear Creek Middle School Bobcats baseball contingent has experienced a campaign full of offensive and defensive struggles, as CCMS attempts to work out the kinks in preparation for the 2017 season.
Still, the coaches and athletes on the team have held their heads high and battled through the adversity.
After a 7-0 loss in their first-ever home game March 1 dropped Clear Creek to 0-3 for the season, the Bobcats have yet to achieve a victory. The games that followed led to a 12-2 loss March 7 on the road at Pickens, a 18-0 home loss to Union March 10, an 11-1 loss the next day at home to Sonoraville, a 10-0 loss on the road at Calhoun last Monday, a 10-0 loss at White County last Wednesday, a rain-shortened 3-0 loss to Lumpkin last Thursday and a 20-0 loss at home yesterday against Calhoun.
Bobcat Tyler Wright delivers a pitch yesterday against Calhoun. Clear Creek fell 20-0 in three innings to the Yellow Jackets, dropping to 0-10 in their first year in the process. (Photo by: Kevin Hensley)
The Bobcats are looking to avoid a winless season when they host the White County Warriors in the season finale tomorrow at Woody Field at the Gilmer County Recreation and Parks Department. First pitch is set for 4:30 p.m.
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