The opening game of the 2026 High Point series gave the Rowan County baseball team a chance to showcase its depth, and the numbers tell a story of balanced power across the lineup.
Standout Statistics
Leading the way at the plate, Blevins posted a batting average of .539, the highest among his teammates, while Alexander followed closely at .500 and Brown sat at .429. Parks and Graham also contributed solid averages of .404 and .375 respectively, setting a strong foundation for the offense.
On‑base percentage mirrored the hitting success, with Blevins again topping the chart at .650. Brown’s .636 and Alexander’s .600 indicated a disciplined approach, while Graham’s .500 and Ponczka’s .440 showed the team’s ability to work counts and draw walks.
The power numbers were equally impressive. Blevins led the team with four home runs and 48 hits, driving in 35 runs and stealing 15 bases. C Durant added six homers and 30 hits, contributing 31 RBIs, while Parks and Pegram each supplied two homers and solid RBI totals.
Walks were a key factor, as Blevins accumulated 30 free passes, the most in the lineup, and Moore’s 22 walks highlighted a patient approach. In the doubles department, Blevins again led with 19, supported by Pegram’s seven and C Durant’s seven, underscoring a knack for extra‑base hits.
The team’s overall production translated into 47 runs scored and 35 RBIs from Blevins, while the bottom of the order chipped in with double‑digit runs and RBIs, suggesting depth that could prove decisive as the series progresses.