WATCH: Amherst softball beats Liberty, Franklin County baseball beats William Byrd
ROANOKE, Va. – On Tuesday night, Franklin County defeated William Byrd 3-0 in a Blue Ridge District matchup in Vinton. Terriers ace pitcher and Virginia Tech commit Tyler Dean had nine strikeouts in the first 4 innings of play, while Franklin County’s Preston Crowl held the Terriers scoreless.
In Bedford, Liberty fell short to Amherst on the softball diamond, 3-2.
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