Crittenden County had Trigg County seeing double Friday as the Rockets smacked seven doubles in a 20-2 win over the Wildcats in Cadiz Friday. The 20 runs were most given up by Trigg since a 22-5 loss to Hopkinsville in 2011.
Crittenden County wasted no time getting the upper hand as Logan Bailey led off the game with a double. Tyler Boone later added a two-run double as part of a five-run first inning.
The Rockets added another run in the second inning when Ben Evans singled home Trace Adams.
Trigg got on the scoreboard in the second when Andrew Williamson singled home Trevor Terrell.
Crittenden added five more runs in the third inning with Boone driving in two more runs with his second double in the game. Gabe Mott also scored two runs with a double to increase the Rocket lead to 11-1.
In the home half of the third, Joe Peca reached on an error and advanced to third on a double by Tyler Ahart. Peca came in to score on a Terrell sacrifice fly.
Crittenden put the game out of reach with a nine-run fourth inning on seven hits, two hit batsmen, and two Trigg errors. Evans, Braxton Winders, and Bailey each had run-scoring doubles in the inning,
Jeremiah Foster got the pitching win. He allowed seven hits and no earned runs or walks. He fanned three. Tyler Ahart had two of Trigg’s seven hits.
Boone had three hits and six RBIs for the Rockets, who banged out 15 hits in the game.
Trigg County [3-4] returns to action Monday at Fort Campbell.