TN Daily Roundup: March 30th

FROM MONDAY (3.30.26)

+ CPA VS FATHER RYAN

Father Ryan edged Christ Presbyterian Academy 3-2 on Monday in a tightly contested pitcher’s duel. After trailing early, the Irish tied the game twice before taking the lead for good in the sixth on a sacrifice fly from Wilson. Yandell was strong on the mound, tossing a complete game with six strikeouts while allowing just two runs. Martin led CPA with two hits and two RBIs, but Father Ryan’s timely hitting and steady pitching proved to be the difference.

+ GRACE CHRISTIAN ACADEMY VS GOODPASTURE CHRISTIAN

Goodpasture Christian walked it off in dramatic fashion, defeating Grace Christian Academy 6-5 on Monday. With the game tied in the seventh, Jones delivered the game-winning sacrifice fly to seal the victory. The Cougars built an early lead before Grace Christian battled back to even things up mid-game. Garner and Jones each drove in two runs, while Denny added two hits as the bottom of the lineup fueled the offense. Harris was strong in relief, tossing three scoreless innings to keep Goodpasture in position for the win.

+ LIVINGSTON ACADEMY VS UPPERMAN

Upperman walked it off to defeat Livingston Academy 5-4 on Monday in a back-and-forth matchup. With the game tied in the seventh, Shupe delivered the game-winning RBI single to secure the victory. Upperman held the lead late, but Livingston tied it in the final inning before the Bees answered. Shupe and Green each drove in two runs, while Upperman totaled 10 hits in the win. Green also struck out eight over six innings, and Wirsing closed it out to earn the victory.

+ JEFFERSON COUNTY VS SEVIER COUNTY

Jefferson County pulled away for a 10-4 win over Sevier County on Monday. Sevier County struck first with a two-run homer from Hooker, but Jefferson County responded and took control with a three-run fifth inning to break the game open. Carr and Molter each drove in two runs to lead the Jefferson County offense, while Franklin earned the win with six strong innings and nine strikeouts. Greene and Parrish each had two hits for Sevier County, but the Smoky Bears couldn’t keep pace late.

Tennessee High School Baseball Scores - March 30, 2026