The Silverdale Baptist baseball team could not ask much more of its senior battery combination of Turner Junkins and Ian Reagan.
With the numbers they have put up this season it would be hard to argue that Junkins and Reagan aren’t the best pitcher and catcher in town.
Seahawks players celebrated at the outfield wall Monday night with roughly 80 of their “Left Field Lounge” fans after sweeping Boyd Buchanan in a double-header by the scores of 9-0 and 13-3. Silverdale (24-3, 8-0 Division II-A East District 2) has now won 23 games in a row and concluded a perfect regular season in league play.
Junkins fired a complete game shutout in game one, striking out 11 while allowing two hits and a pair of walks. The Middle Tennessee State signee has not allowed an earned run all season in 31 innings, all with Reagan calling pitches behind the plate.
Reagan walked four times and also hit a moon shot over the light tower in left-centerfield for his seventh home run and 38th RBI of the season. The University of Alabama at Huntsville signee has also thrown out seven runners trying to steal compared to allowing just four stolen bases this season.