NORTH'S ROUNDER ROUNDS INTO SHAPE SOPHOMORE GETS GAME-WINNER

From: Evansville Courier & Press | Date: April 7, 2007| Author: Press staff writer 464-7518 or engelhardtg@courierpress.com; GORDON ENGELHARDT, Courier & | Copyright information

North High School sophomore shortstop Reece Rounder may have flaming red hair, but he's more laid-back than fiery on the baseball diamond.

"He's a quiet kid," said Huskies coach Dan Sparrow after their 7- 6 victory over Olney (lll.) East Richland on Friday at blustery Bosse Field.

"But he's learning to become more vocal on the field. As a middle infielder, there's a lot of communication through the catcher and everyone else."

On a 1-and-2 count with one out, the score tied...

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