By MAURICE SINGLETON/Sports Writer

Resurrection captured its seven consecutive Region 8-1A title Friday night.
The Eagles went to Brookhaven and beat Enterprise-Lincoln 5-4 in a key league encounter to move to a perfect 10-0 this season in the region race.
Resurrection jumped out to a quick 2-0 lead on RBI-singles from both Carter McCammon and Luke Schnoor in the first frame.
After the Yellow Jackets tied things up with two runs of their own in the third inning, RCS took the lead for good with two more runs in the fourth frame thanks to an RBI-single from Hayden Porter and a run-scoring sacrifice fly from McCammon to make it 4-2. Porter added yet another run-scoring single in the fifth to complete the scoring for the Eagles.

Porter’s pair of hits and two RBIs paced RCS to the win at the plate, while McCammon tied him for game-high RBI honors with two also.
McCammon tossed the first four frames on the mound to earn the win, while Porter worked the final three to record a save. They combined for eight strikeouts, including five by Porter.

On Saturday, Resurrection remained on the road and fell to St. Patrick in Catholic League action 4-3.
Trey Kopszwya drove in the game-winning run on an RBI sacrifice fly in the bottom of the seventh that scored John Hay with the walk-off run.
Jacob Alexander had a pair of hits, including a double, and two RBIs to lead the Fighting Irish to the win, while Hay had two hits also in the winning effort. Andrew Lowery also drove in a run for SPHS.
Trace Tingle had two hits, including a run-scoring double, for the Eagles while Justin San Miguel also had a pair of hits for RCS. Porter drove in two runs in the loss for the Eagles.

Chandler Marsland tossed a complete game to pick up the win for the Fighting Irish, while Michael Wayne Decoteau took the loss for RCS.
St. Patrick was coming off a loss at home Friday night to Pass Christian 6-2.
The Pirates rallied for five runs in the top of the sixth stanza to erase a slight 2-1 deficit and pull out the win.
Wes Jolley had two hits and drove in a run for PCHS in the win, while Mason Owens added a run-scoring double.
Jolley also picked up the pitching win.
Ayden Lee had a pair of hits and drove in a run for SPHS, while Cohen Weinhofer and Hay each had a double.
Weinhofer took the loss on the hill.

Pass Christian then hosted long-time rival St. Stanislaus on Saturday afternoon and the Rock-A-Chaws pulled out a 15-12 win.

Tate Murphy had two doubles and drove in three runs for the Rocks, while Chesley Rhodes, Wiley Mossy and Henry Nunmaker all had a double apiece in the winning effort.

Stephen Tinsley had a double among his two hits and he drove in a pair of runs for the Pirates.