A streak that refuses to end
The Rowan County American Legion baseball team has turned a simple winning streak into a statement of dominance, improving to 23‑0 with a 21st consecutive victory over Kannapolis.
Playing at South Rowan High while Newman Park undergoes renovations, the squad has embraced the neutral site as just another backdrop for its relentless offense and steady pitching.
Key performances in the latest win
Kendal Sifford delivered a complete six‑inning outing, allowing just one run while striking out several batters. At the plate, Cole Blevins continued his hot hitting, raising his average to .493 and adding a pair of doubles to his season tally.
Carter Durant’s three‑run homer not only widened the lead but also tied him with Drew Pegram for the team lead in RBIs, underscoring the depth of the lineup.
Looking ahead
The next regular‑season test arrives against Union County, a matchup that could shape the team’s seeding as the playoffs loom after the Independence Day holiday. Fans can expect another tight contest as the Raiders aim to extend their perfect record.
Should the bracket unfold as anticipated, Rowan County will meet Mocksville in a best‑of‑three series, a prospect that has the community buzzing and the players eager to keep the momentum rolling.