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North Hall falls to Blessed Trinity in decisive Game 3
Titans' 4-run first inning too much for Trojans to overcome
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North Hall seniors Stephen Murray, left, and Andrew Smith embrace following the Trojans’ season-ending loss to Blessed Trinity in Game 3 of the Class AAA second-round state playoff series on Thursday at Titan Field in Roswell. - photo by Jared Putnam | The Times
ROSWELL — Patrick McNamara never gave North Hall much of a chance to recover from one bad inning. Blessed Trinity’s freshman left-hander made the most of his team’s four-run first inning with 5 1/3 strong innings on the mound, leading the Titans to a 5-2 victory over the Trojans in decisive Game 3 of the Class AAA second-round series at Titan Field. “We got off to a little bit of a rough start and never really could quite rebound from it,” Trojans coach Trent Mongero said.
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Less has meant more for North Hall multi-sport standout Micah Jimerson
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North Hall's Micah Jimerson gets ready for a pitch while playing first base during the Trojans' game against Pickens on March 11, 2025 in Gainesville. - photo by David Friedlander
Making changes in his conditioning and diet to drop 28 pounds since last summer has paid big dividends for the 6-foot senior and both the Trojans' baseball and basketball teams.
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