A potent lineup
The 2026 season has become a showcase for the Rowan County baseball team’s offensive firepower, with a lineup that consistently delivers hits, runs and extra‑base power.
Leading the charge, Blevins posted a .519 average while driving in 29 runs and stealing 12 bases, a combination that placed him at the top of the team’s production chart.
Brown matched that impact with a .429 average and an on‑base percentage of .636, underscoring his ability to get on base and move the offense forward.
Parks added a .386 average and contributed two home runs, while Graham’s .378 average included four doubles, highlighting a mix of contact and gap power.
Ponczka and Pegram rounded out a deep core, each batting above .360 and driving in 20 or more runs, with Ponczka also stealing three bases and Pegram adding four stolen bases.
Even the middle of the order showed strength: C Durant hit .325 with 28 RBIs, Sifford cracked two home runs and drove in 11 runs, and Moore combined a .275 average with 22 runs and a team‑high 15 stolen bases.
The lower tier of the lineup also contributed, as Pope’s .262 average included a home run and 11 RBIs, while Williamson’s .227 average paired 22 runs with 14 walks, reflecting patience at the plate.
While Scruggs, Benfield and Walters posted modest averages, their presence helped maintain a balanced roster throughout the long schedule.