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We’re on location at Baumhower’s Victory Grille in Troy! All fans who couldn’t make it to Omaha, are welcomed to join us for the official watch party!

📆Fri. June 12
⏰1 p.m.

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@TroyTrojansBSB stars had a chance to watch highlights from head coach Skylar Meade’s playing days 🎞️

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The first @NCAABaseball Super Regional in @TroyTrojansBSB program history will be at home at Riddle-Pace Field. ☀️⚾️

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AHSAA Baseball Championships Spotlight presented by Drive Safe Alabama - Buckle up every trip, every seat!
Addison Senn - Ariton Baseball
Class 2A State Baseball Championship Series
Ariton Hurler Addison Senn hurls a
2-hitter to Force 3rd Game in 2A Series
JACKSONVILLE – Junior left-hander Addison Senn pitched two-hitter and struck out 13 to lift the Purple Cats to s 6-1 victory over Mars Hill Bible Tuesday morning at Jacksonville State’s
Rudy Abbott Field at Jim Case Stadium.
The victory forced a third game in the best-of-3 Class 2A State Baseball Championship series. That game was scheduled to start at 12:40 p.m. Tuesday at JSU. The NFHS Network is live video streaming all games in the 2026 State Baseball Championships this week over its subscriber-based platform.
Mars Hill Bible (31-11), a 4-0 winner in game one Monday, opened Tuesday’s game with a single run in the bottom of the first inning to take a quick 1-0 lead. Ariton, coached by Bob Pickett, posted three runs in the top of the third and added three in the sixth inning to seal the win with second baseman Brodie Lowery drilled a base hit to right field to plate two runs. Easton Kilpatrick also had one hit and two RBIs for Ariton, and right fielder Hayes Hammock had two hits.
Brooks Campbell had a double and Cody Willis had single for the Panthers, coached by Josh Willingham. Campbell pitched five innings allowing six hits, all six runs and struck out three to get the loss. Reliever Cole Agee pitched the final two innings for Mars Hill allowing one hit and striking out 1.
Ariton hurler Addison Senn displays his form that accounted for 13 strikeouts in the clutch for the Purple Cats in the 2A Series Tuesday at JSU (AHSAA PHOTO | David Holtsford) - Buckle up every trip, every seat!

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AHSAA State Baseball Championships Spotlight presented by Larry Puckett Chevrolet
Class 2A State Baseball Championship Series
Ariton Sweeps Games 2 and 3 to claim
Its third 2A State Title in the Last 4 Years
JACKSONVILLE – Ariton High School bounced back from Monday’s first-game 4-0 loss to Mars Hill Bible in the AHSAA Class 2A State Baseball Championship Series with a sweep in Tuesday’s games two and three at Jacksonville State’s Rudy Abbott Field at Jim Case Stadium.
The Purple Cats kept their playoff hopes alive winning Tuesday morning and then captured the school’s third state championship in the last four years with a clutch 5-2 win the game 3 Tuesday afternoon.
Ariton (32-8), coached by Bob Pickett, took an early 2-1 lead after two innings before the Mars Hill Bible (31-12), coached by Josh Willingham, rallied to tie the game at 2-2 in the bottom of the sixth inning. In the top of the seventh inning, however, the Ariton bats came alive collecting four hits to plate three runs.
Brodie Lowery opened the rally with a lead-off single to center field. Easton Kilpatrick followed with another single up the middle. Addison Senn drove in in Lowery with a fielder’s choice. Bryson Rhett delivered a one-out single to right field to plate Kilpatrick, and Asa Thompson slashed a single to the side to plate Senn.
Winning pitcher Ridge Hicks, a freshman, hurled six strong innings allowing six hits, two runs and striking out four to get the win. Sophomore shortstop Pierce Gill moved to the mound to pitch the bottom of the seventh inning allowing one hit and striking out two to notch the state-championship winning save.
“Hicks is just a ninth grader, but he let me know he would be ready to pitch the third game,” said Pickett. “And he was ready.” Pickett said his team, which played only one of the five playoff series at home, was prepared to play on the road due to a very challenging schedule.
“They were all in bed last night by 9:30 because they knew why we were here,” said Pickett, who also praised Mars Hill Bible’s effort. “This is third championship in the four years, and I can tell you Coach Willingham’s team was well prepared – the best we’ve had to face during this time.”
Pickett also lauded the play of Lowery, had the best defensive play of the series to snuff out a Panthers rally in the bottom of the fifth inning. With Ariton clinging to a 2-1 lead, Mars Hill Bible catcher Carter Hamm drilled single to reach safely. Tristan McCulley was inserted as a pinch runner. The next batter, Christian O’Rear, slammed a liner in the hole at second base but Lowery somehow made the catch. He then turned and fired to first to get runner out to complete the double play.
“That was very big,” said Pickett. “Very big.”
Willingham, who spent 11 seasons in the major league, agreed. “Their player made a great play. If you play baseball long enough you know some days the plays just don’t go your way. Today was one of those days.”
The Panthers battled back, however, one inning later when Luke Fowler doubled down the line over the third-base bag scoring Bryce Graham from third to tie the game at 2-2. Hicks closed the rally getting a strikeout to end the inning for Ariton.
Junior Addison Senn, who pitched a two-hitter striking out 13 in game two earlier in the day, had one hit and two key RBIs for Ariton in game three and was named the Class 2A Series MVP. Lowery had two hits, Gill slugged a triple and had one RBI, third baseman Conner Davidson collected three hits, and Bryson Rhett had an RBI single for the Purple Cats.
Mars Hill third baseman Cody Willis had a double and two singles in game three, and Fowler finished with his RBI double.
The Panthers opened Tuesday’s first game with a single run in the bottom of the first inning to take a quick 1-0 lead. Ariton posted three runs in the top of the third and added three in the sixth inning to seal the win with second baseman Brodie Lowery drilling a base hit to right field to plate two runs. Easton Kilpatrick also had one hit and two RBIs for Ariton, and right fielder Hayes Hammock had two hits.
Brooks Campbell had a double and Cody Willis had a single for the Panthers, coached by Josh Willingham. Campbell pitched five innings allowing six hits, all six runs and struck out three to get the loss. Reliever Cole Agee pitched the final two innings for Mars Hill allowing one hit and striking out 1.
The Class 3A and Class 4A State Baseball Championship Series both got started Tuesday with game 1 in each series played at Oxford’s Choccolocco Park
Signature Baseball Stadium. The NFHS Network, the AHSAA’s TV partner is live video streaming all baseball championship series this week over its subscriber-based platform. WOTM TV is producing the games at Jacksonville and FNN is producing the games played at Choccolocco Park. Ariton Baseball Mars Hill Bible School
Ariton second baseman Brodie Lowery had the biggest fielding play the series in Game 3 catching a hard-hit liner and doubling up a runner for a key double-play (AHSAA PHOTO | David Holtford)
Mars Hill Bible shortstop Malen Moore fires a throw to first in Game 3 of the Class 2A State Baseball Championship Series at Jacksonville State University’s Rudy Abbott Field at Jim Case Stadium Tuesday afternoon (AHSAA PHOTO | David Holtsford)

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