Southeastern District Great Bridge 8, Hickory 4 Marlowe Paulk's two-run single gave the Wildcats a 4-3 lead and Great Bridge never looked back in repeating as tournament champion on Wednesday. The Wildcats scored five runs in the second inning to take a 7-3 lead. "That was really big for us," Great Bridge coach Kirk Clayton said.

Jayda Luckie, a junior guard at Maury, has committed to play college basketball at UNC Greensboro. Luckie averaged 12.7 points. She said she was considering several other colleges, including Alabama-Birmingham. Luckie said she plans to major in nursing. "My grandma is a nurse," said Luckie, an All-Eastern District first-teamer. "And I like helping people."

Eastern District Granby 7, Maury 6 Dimitri Rivera scored from first base on a bizarre, game-ending wild-pitch strikeout to lift the Comets to the Eastern District tournament championship Wednesday at ODU. Granby (17-3), trailing 6-5 in the bottom of the seventh inning, put the tying and go-ahead runs on first and second when Bobby Starcher and Rivera drew two-out walks.

Baseball Beach District quarterfinals Cox 5, Kempsville 2 Kempsville 020 000 0 — 2 5 2 Cox 010 130 x — 5 9 3 W—Curran (5-2). L—Alberts. Kellam 7, Princess Anne 1 Princess Anne 010 000 0 — 1 6 2 Kellam 313 000 x — 7 10 1 W—S. Sinnen (7-0). L—Landreth. HR—K, Bishop (3), K. Sinnen (3). Landstown 6, Salem 5

Division I Player of the Year—Erin Menges, St. Catherine’s. First team

Player of the Year—Brooks Nopper, First Colonial. Keeper of the Year—Tim Stein, Landstown. Rookie of the Year—Wes Horbal, Cox. Coach of the Year—Jason Niehoff, Landstown. First team

Pitcher of the Year—Sydney Wash, King’s Fork. Player of the Year—Jordan Gurganus, Hickory. Coach of the Year—Gabe Rogers, Nansemond River. First team

Pitcher of the Year—Vanessa Parker, Granby, sr. Player of the Year—Brittany Manning, Wilson, sr. Coach of the Year—Chico Quinones, Granby First team

PHILLIES 3

PIRATES 1