The St. Anthony Bulldog scored early and often Monday afternoon and rolled to a 14-0, five-inning victory at Odin.

The Bulldogs banged out 12 hits and took advantage of seven walks and four Odin errors to score six unearned runs.

St. Anthony also received a strong pitching performance from Brock Fearday. The righthander went four innings, allowing just four hits and no runs. He struck out two and didn’t walk a batter. Sammy Link pitched a scoreless fifth.

The Bulldogs scored what proved to be the winning run in the opening inning. Angelo Mendella was hit by a pitch and scored when Brody Niebrugge drove in his first of three runs with a two-out double.

SAHS broke the game open with a six-run second. Eli Link and Brock Fearday singled and Eli Levitt reached on an error to load the bases. The first run scored when Brady Hatton was hit by a pitch. Colton Fearday drew a bases loaded walk, Niebrugge had an RBI single, Link hit a sacrifice fly and the final two tallies scored on a wild pitch and a passed ball.

The Bulldogs pushed three more runs across the plate in the third. Mendella had an RBI double, while Colton Fearday and Niebrugge both had run-scoring singles. They capped their scoring with a four-run fourth, combining two hits, three walks and two errors.

The Bulldogs improved to 13-5. They will play at home today (Tuesday) against Cowden-Herrick/Beecher City.

The St. Anthony Bulldogs erupted for seven runs in the second inning and received five innings of scoreless baseball from Brody Niebrugge, en route to an 11-0 win at home Monday over Christ Our Rock Lutheran.

Niebrugge was in total control in his 67-pitch outing. He allowed just four hits while recording the shutout. The righthander also struck out 10 and didn’t walk a batter.

After the Bulldogs took a 1-0 lead in the first, they put the game away with a seven-run second. They only had four hits, but took advantage of three errors, a walk, two passed balls and a wild pitch. Brock Jansen and Eli Link both had RBI doubles in the frame.

Angelo Mendella and Niebrugge drove in runs with base hits in the third as St. Anthony wrapped up the scoring.

The Bulldogs improved to 11-4 on the season. They will play at Woodlawn on Wednesday.

St. Anthony banged out 19 hits and four pitchers combined to throw a shutout Wednesday, as the Bulldogs traveled to Woodlawn and posted an 18-0, four-inning victory.

Eli Link, Brady Hatton, Brock Fearday and Brock Jansen each pitched one inning, scattering five hits. The foursome struck out eight and didn’t walk a batter.

The Bulldogs took control in the opening inning, sending 11 batters to the plate and scoring six times. Angela Mendella and Colton Fearday singled and Will Hoene reached on a dropped third strike to start things off. The first run scored on a passed ball, followed by a run-scoring single by Brody Niebrugge and an RBI double by Eli Link. After another run scored on an error, Eli Levitt drove in a run with a double and Mendella capped the inning with an RBI single.

St. Anthony scored twice in the second, added a single tally in the third and then exploded for nine runs in the fourth.

The Bulldogs combined seven hits, three hit batters and an error in that inning. Brock Fearday had two hits in the frame and drove in three runs. Hatton, Sammy Link, Hoene and Nick Ruholl also had RBI hits in the inning.

The Bulldogs improved to 12-4 and stretched their winning streak to four. They will return home Friday to face Teutopolis.

The St. Anthony Bulldogs took advantage of three errors over the last two innings to come away with a 9-5 victory Friday afternoon at South Central.

The host Cougars held a 5-4 lead after five innings. The Bulldogs combined a hit batter, sacrifice bunt and an error to push across the tying run in the sixth.

In the seventh, Angelo Mendella led things off with a walk. A pair of errors allowed the first two runs to score and Eli Link delivered a two-run double to cap the four-run frame and put St. Anthony on top for good.

The Bulldogs had a 4-1 lead early. Link, who drove in four runs on the day, had a two-run single in the first. After North Clay scored a run in the bottom of the first, SAHS pushed two more runs across in the second. One run scored on an error – the Cougars gave up eight unearned runs on five errors – and Colton Fearday had a two-out RBI single.

North Clay scored another run in the third and three more in the fourth to take the lead.

Eli Levitt pitched the final three innings to get the win. He didn’t allow a hit or a run, while striking out five and walking two. Colton Fearday went the first four innings.

The Bulldogs improved to 10-4 on the season. They will play Saturday at Putnam County.