Jordyn Adams’ Hit Wins Under Armour All-America Game
Posted Jul 30, 2017
It took 11 innings for the Under Armour All-America Game to be settled, and it was only decided after a football player from North Carolina singled up the middle against a center fielder from Philadelphia. Jordyn Adams—who is committed to UNC to play both football and baseball—drove a fastball up the middle against Mike Siani to give the American side a 2-1 victory.
(Baseball America)
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