Forbush baseball began its Northwest 3A/4A Conference play by splitting a two-game series against Surry Central, with each team winning on its home field. Forbush secured a 10-6 victory on March 18, while Surry Central responded with a close 3-2 win on March 20, marking their first victory against Forbush in four years. After the series, Forbush's record stands at 4-6, while Surry Central improved to 8-3. Key performances included strong pitching from Hunter Conrad and a walk-off win for Surry Central, showcasing the intensity of the rivalry.

By the Numbers
  • Forbush had 10 runs with a total of 9 hits in the first game.
  • Surry Central had 8 hits in their victorious rematch, including a game-winning walk-off.
State of Play
  • Forbush currently holds a record of 4-6 in the season.
  • Surry Central has boosted their record to 8-3 after the series.
What's Next

Both teams aim to build on these performances in upcoming games, with Forbush looking to regain momentum and Surry Central striving to continue its winning ways. A potential rematch later in the season could further intensify their rivalry.

Bottom Line

The split series highlights the competitive nature of local high school baseball, with both teams displaying moments of excellence. Forbush needs to resolve their issues with stranding runners to reclaim their edge, while Surry Central's resilience in overcoming adversity signals a promising turn in their season.