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Big Red pitcher Aydan Manning showed true grit and determination in a recent game against Weir High, where he took a baseball to the head but continued to dominate on the mound. Despite the early setback, Manning stayed in the game and delivered a complete game victory for Big Red.

After being struck by a throw while attempting to throw out a Red Rider stealing second base, Manning showed his toughness by striking out the next two batters and putting up three consecutive 1-2-3 innings. Big Red head coach Fred Heatherington praised Manning’s resilience, noting that he pitched even better after the incident.

Big Red jumped ahead early with a three-run first inning, capitalizing on a Red Rider error. Manning’s strong pitching performance, coupled with key hits from Martie Lovato and Hayden Hicks, secured the 4-2 win for Big Red.

Despite a late rally from Weir High in the seventh inning, Manning shut down the Red Riders to seal the victory. Weir High head coach Dave Cowden acknowledged his team’s mistakes and credited Manning as a formidable opponent on the mound.

Looking ahead, Weir High will face Catholic Central, while Big Red is set to take on St. Clairsville. The game against St. Clairsville has been relocated to the Crimson Complex due to the weather forecast.

Manning’s resilience and stellar performance on the mound serve as a testament to his dedication to the game and his team. Big Red’s victory over Weir High highlights the team’s determination and ability to overcome challenges on the field.