Cambridge/Belle Valley American Legion Baseball

Cambridge/Belle Valley Falls to Dayton Classics Navy In Chillicothe Tournament By Jeff Harrison Cambridge/Belle Valley saw its weekend come to an end with an 8-6 loss to Dayton Classics Navy in the Chillicothe Tournament on Sunday. Dayton Classics Navy took control early, putting six runs on the scoreboard in the bottom of the first inning thanks to four hits, two walks and an error. Cambridge/Belle Valley cut into the lead with two runs in the second frame. Sam Wayble singled; Chase Miller reached on an error and Benton Moore got on via a fielder’s choice to load the bases before Javon Lowery delivered a two-RBI single to make it 6-2. After Dayton tallied two runs in the fifth to widen the gap to 8-2, Post 84/641 made one last push by scoring four in the seventh only to fall short. Javon Lowery walked; Tyler Harrell singled and Austin Warner collected an RBI with a groundout for the first run. Wayble walked and Miller was hit by a pitch to load the bases before Braylon Lowery reached on an error that brought in a run; Moore was hit by a pitch to force in another and Rich had an RBI single to plate the final tally for the Riders. Jackson Cabot and Braylon Lowery pitched for the Riders, combining for four Ks and three walks. Rich collected a double and a single to lead C/BV. — Post 84/641 - now 10-7 - plays at Lancaster on Tuesday with first pitch at 7:45 p.m.

Cambridge/Belle Valley Advances to Sunday Action In Chillicothe Tournament By Jeff Harrison Cambridge/Belle Valley bounces back from a loss to Waverly by rallying to defeat the Ohio Red Hawks and stay alive in the Chillicothe Tournament on Saturday. Waverly Post 142 erupted for eight runs in the top of the seventh inning to hand Cambridge/Belle Valley its first loss of the weekend - a 14-7 setback - but Post 84/641 staged a late uprising of its own by scoring six times in the sixth frame to beat the Red Hawks, 8-6. - Against Waverly, the Riders scored two runs in the bottom of the first inning, combining a single by Javon Lowery; a walk to Tyler Harrell; an RBI single by Austin Warner and a wild pitch for a 2-0 advantage. Waverly responded with three runs in the second and two in the top of the third for a 5-2 lead, but Cambridge/Belle Valley came right back thanks to a single by Garrett Carpenter; an RBI triple by Javon Lowery and an RBI single by Mason Gregg to get within 5-4. Waverly built the lead to 6-4 in the fourth, but the Riders pulled even at 6-6 in the fifth on a single by Carpenter; Javon Lowery’s second RBI triple of the game and a Waverly error. Post 84/641 moved in front 7-6 in the bottom of the sixth when Brady Arnold singled; stole second and moved to third in a sac bunt by Sam Wayble followed by a sac fly-RBI from Dakoda Rich. Waverly, however, pulled out the victory with eight runs in the top of the seventh. Gregg pitched five innings with five Ks and three walks followed Warner and Benton Moore. Javon Lowery topped C/BV with two triples, a single and two RBI. Warner and Carpenter both had two singles. Barnett led Waverly with a triple, double, single and three RBI while Kage Alexander had two doubles and a single. Cox had a double single and Day added two singles. - In the game with the Ohio Red Hawks, both teams scored one run in the first inning, the Ohio Red Hawks on a walk and an RBI double by D Northam and the Riders on a triple by Harrell, with courtesy runner Moore scoring on a wild pitch. Cambridge/Belle Valley took a 2-1 lead in the second on a walk to Arnold who stole second, moved to third in a sac bunt by Rich and scored on a sacrifice fly-RBI by Braylon Lowery. The Red Hawks regained the lead, 3-2, in the third on a two-run double by Eshon Brown and tacked on two more in the fourth on RBI singles by Ben Van Gundy and Ryan Thomas for a 5-2 advantage. Ohio Red Hawks added a sixth run in the top of the sixth, but the Riders exploded for six runs in the bottom half to move in top, 8-6. Wayble singled; Arnold reached in a fielder’s choice and Rich walked before Braylon Lowery got on via an error allowing two runs to score. Jackson Cabot followed with an RBI single; Javon Lowery drilled a two-run double and Harrell added an RBI single in the outburst. The Red Hawks got within action in the seventh on an RBI single from Jacob Cross, but an interference call on the bases ended the game. Connor Croy and Chase Miller split mound duty, teaming for two strikeouts and two walks. Javon Lowery collected a double and two singles and Cabot finished with three singles for the Riders while Harrell had a triple and single. — Post 84/641 - now 10-6- plays Sunday at 9 a.m. in the semifinals and would move on to the championship game at noon with a victory.

Cambridge/Belle Valley Collects Two Wins at Chillicothe Tournament By Jeff Harrison Cambridge/Belle Valley got off to a strong start in the Chillicothe Tournament by posting two victories on Friday. Post 84/641 routed Ripley Post 83 by a 13-3 score and then topped the Ohio Red Hawks, 9-1, in its second outing. Against Ripley, Cambridge/Belle Valley tallied in the bottom of the first on a double by Garrett Carpenter and an infield RBI single by Mason Gregg for a 1-0 lead. Post 84/641 added five runs in the third, loading the bases on a walk to Jackson Cabot and singles by Carpenter and Jacob Lowery before Gregg drew a bases loaded walk to force in Cabot. After a pitching change, Tyler Harrell walked to bring home Carpenter and Austin Warner delivered a three-run double to extend end the Riders’ lead to 6-0. After Ripley sliced the lead in half in the top of the fourth, C/BV put together a seven-run inning , the first coming on a single by Cabot and three consecutive hit batsmen - Carpenter, Javon Lowery and Wayble - and Harrell followed with a two-run single. Braylon Lowery kept things going with a two-run single and Dakoda Rich belted a two-RBI double as the Post 84/641 lead ballooned to 13-3. Cabot and Wayble did the pitching, teaming for one strikeout and two walks. The Riders had nine hits, with Carpenter the only player with more than one. Against the Ohio Red Hawks, Carpenter improved his pitching record to 4-0, tossing a one-hitter while striking out 10 and not allowing a walk. Cambridge/Belle Valley put one in the scoreboard in the bottom of the first when Carpenter and Javon Lowery both reached on errors; Gregg had a bunt single and Harrell delivered an RBI on a sacrifice fly. Post 84/641 came up with its third big inning of the day, tallying five runs in the second frame. Warner reached on an error and Arnold walked before Cabot dropped down a bunt and a throwing error resulted in two runs. Carpenter then belted an RBI triple; Gregg smacked an RBI double and Gregg stole home to widen the gap to 6-0. In the third, a single by Warner; Rich walked and Arnold was hit by a pitch to load the bases and another HBP - this time Carpenter - forced in a run to up the ante to 7-0. C/BV made it 9-0 in the fifth when Rich and Arnold singled while Cabot and Carpenter reached in errors allowing two runs to score. Joey Hughes had the only hit for the Ohio Red Hawks - a lead-off double in the sixth - and he scored on an error to prevent the shutout. Gregg’s double and single led the Riders’ offense. — Post 84/641 - now 9-5 - plays Waverly in its next game at Chillicothe at 9 a.m. on Saturday.

Cambridge/BelleValley JR Post 84/641 Triumphs Over Marietta Post 64 Junior Legion In Late-Game Victory By GameChanger Media Cambridge/BelleValley JR Post 84/641 snatched the lead late in their 3-2 victory over Marietta Post 64 Junior Legion on Saturday. Cambridge/BelleValley JR Post 84/641 were down 2-1 in the bottom of the fifth inning when Taivas Eckelberry doubled, scoring two runs. The pitching was strong on both sides. Cambridge/BelleValley JR Post 84/641 pitchers struck out four, while Marietta Post 64 Junior Legion sat down six. Marietta Post 64 Junior Legion got on the board in the top of the second inning after Corey Floyd doubled down the right field line, and Cambridge/BelleValley JR Post 84/641 committed an error, each scoring one run. Benton Moore earned the win for Cambridge/BelleValley JR Post 84/641. The right-handed pitcher gave up five hits and two runs (one earned) over seven innings, striking out four and walking one. Floyd started on the hill for Marietta Post 64 Junior Legion. The starter surrendered two hits and three runs over four and one-third innings, striking out four and walking five. Eckelberry provided pop in the middle of the lineup, and led Cambridge/BelleValley JR Post 84/641 with two runs batted in. The shortstop went 1-for-2 on the day. Eckelberry, Moore, and Dominic Derwacter each collected one hit for Cambridge/BelleValley JR Post 84/641. Daniel Cunningham, Floyd, Eli Mcleish, Hunter Ruble, and Aiden Lipscomb each collected one hit for Marietta Post 64 Junior Legion. Floyd led Marietta Post 64 Junior Legion with one run batted in. The right-handed hitter went 1-for-3 on the day. Cambridge/BelleValley JR Post 84/641 welcome Wheeling Post 1 17U on Monday for their next game. Copyright © 2026 GameChanger, Inc. All rights reserved. Any reuse or republication of this story must include the preceding attribution and is subject to the Dick’s Sporting Goods, Inc. Terms of Use, License Agreement, and Privacy Policy.

Post 84/641 Drops Third One-Run Decision of Season to Marietta, 4-3 By Jeff Harrison The Cambridge/Belle Valley Legion team took Saturday’s home game to the Shenandoah High diamond in Sarahsville and sustained its third one-run loss of the season - a 4-3 setback against Marietta. The loss resulted in a 3-3 week for Post 84/641 and left its season record to 6-2. Marietta struck first thanks to a home run by Jacob Sealey in the top of the second inning, but Cambridge/Belle Valley countered with a double by Javon Lowery and an RBI single by Jackson Cabot to even the score at 1-1 after two. Post 84/641 moved on top 2-1 in the bottom of the third on a single by Jace McQueen and an RBI double by Braylon Lowery. A hit batsman, single and successful bunt loaded the bases for Marietta in the fourth before a sacrifice fly plated a run to pull Post 64 even at 2-2. In the bottom of the fifth, the Riders loaded the bases when Brody Brown was hit by a pitch followed by infield singles from Tyler Harrell and Javon Lowery before Arnold was hit by a pitch forcing home Brown and putting C/BV in front, 3-2. A single by Gavin Fling and an RBI double by Saban Jonas knotted the count at 3-3 in the top of the sixth before an RBI single by Casey Burkhammer gave Marietta the lead, 4-3. Braylon Lowery belted a one-out double for the Riders in the bottom of the seventh but a strikeout and grounded ended the game. Gavin Fling registered 11 Ks in a complete game for Marietta while Cabot took the pitching loss with five strikeouts and one walk. Fling and Sealey both had two hits for Post 64. Braylon Lowery clubbed two doubles; Javon Lowery had a double and single and McQueen had two singles for Post 84/641.

Cambridge/Belle Valley Post 84/641 Sweeps Zanesville, Improves to 5-1 By Jeff Harrison Cambridge/Belle Valley Post 84/641 capped off a special night at the ballpark with a doubleheader sweep of visiting Zanesville Post 29 on Tuesday. The Riders improved their record to 5-1 by winning game one 15-2 in three and a half innings and taking game two 10-1 on a night that featured retiring the numbers of local legends Don Coss (#84) and Ron Antill (#21) as part of Community Night which also showcased members of the CYBL in the pregame festivities. In game one, Zanesville put one run on the scoreboard in the top of the first inning on an RBI single by Jensen Parry, but Post 84/641 countered by sending 15 batters to the plate and scoring nine tallies in the bottom half. Key hits in the frame for the Riders were an RBI double by Tyler Harrell; RBI singles by Braylon Lowery and Sam Wayble; a two-RBI single by Garrett Carpenter; and a two-run single by Braylon Lowery in his second at bat of the inning. C/BV tacked on three runs in the second on an RBI single by Dakoda Rich; a balked-in run and an RBI double by Braylon Lowery to boost the lead to 12-1. The Riders got three more in the third frame on an RBI groundout by Jackson Cabot; a run-scoring single by Carpenter; an error and an RBI single by Harrell to extend the lead to 15-1. Zanesville got its second run in the fourth thanks to a double by Trevor Hague and a throwing error. Carpenter notched the pitching win, tossing an abbreviated two-hitter while striking out four and walking one. Lowery and Carpenter finished with three hits apiece - Lowery driving in four runs and Carpenter three. In game two, Cambridge/Belle Valley scored its first run on an RBI groundout by Cabot in the second inning and then pushed the lead to 4-0 with three in the third, with Gregg and Javon Lowery both getting RBI hits. Zanesville got its lone tally in the fourth when Hague reached on an error; stole second and advanced to third on an overthrow and then stole home. A six-run fifth put the game on ice, with the big hits an RBI single by Brady Arnold; a two-run single by Harrell and a two-run double by Braylon Lowery which gave C/BV a 10-1 lead. Chase Miller worked the first five innings for the win, striking out six and walking two before Connor Croy tossed the last two frames and fanned two. Both Lowerys and Miller had two-hit games for the Riders. — The Riders return to action Friday hosting Beverly/Lowell in a single game starting at 7:45 p.m.

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Cambridge/Belle Valley Legion Splits Twinbill With Parkersburg After dropping a tough 3-2 decision to host Parkersburg in the opener, Cambridge/Belle Valley bounced back strong with a 13-4 victory for Sunday afternoon American Legion baseball split. Post 84/641 is now 3-1 on the season. Cambridge/Belle Valley hosts Zanesville for a doubleheader Tuesday starting at 5:30 p.m.

Survive and advance big 8-0. We play Marietta tomorrow at noon. Tyler Harrel throws game of his life 1 hitter 11 k performance. Also one hit two RBIs and 2 runs scored. Carpenter adds 3 hits Woodard Brownie and Gunner Davis 2 hits!

Nice way to end the regular season Sr boys pounded out 13 hits in 4 innings in route to a 16-1 W after 5 McQuain Carpenter Harrell Woodard multiple hits and 8 of the nine in lineup got hits. On to the region tournament Thursday at 8 pm at St. C

Sr Team can’t stand prosperity and last night was another example. Won game 1 6-3 and Riley Wilson pitched a gem in his last ever performance at DC@RA. Only gave one earned run on 5 hits Game two we lost 6-3 only allowing 3 hits yet walking 12 men and mixed in a hit by batsmen’s to mix it up a little We finish the regular season Sunday at home at 1.

Lost in the ship 5-2 to Parkersburg. They went 6-0 in tourney. Awesome pitched game but can’t give up 5 errors to quality team they took advantage of our mistakes 2 DH coming up then the District starts the 17th