Sometimes the easiest path to victory in the world of prep baseball is taking what the other team gives you.  In the case of South Beloit’s season-opening matchup against Harvard, six walks, a hit batter,

In Saturday’s 11-5 win, starter Jake McCoy only allowed four runs, but he gave up nine hits, three walks and had a runner on base in all but one inning. His replacement, Tyler Pitzer, walked five batters in his first three innings and nearly drove his head coach mad.