IMG_4394.jpgFile photoAlbany State’s Jeremiah Reddell pitched all nine innings Thursday and took an 8-0 lead into the ninth before giving up two runs. The former Worth County standout, a preseason All-American selection, had arguably his best game of the year and helped save pitchers for Albany State’s tournament run.IMG_4399.jpgIMG_4400.jpgIMG_4401.jpgIMG_4403.jpgIMG_4404.jpgIMG_4405.jpgIMG_4406.jpgIMG_4407.jpgIMG_4409.jpgIMG_4414.jpgIMG_4416.jpgIMG_4417.jpgIMG_4418.jpgIMG_4423.jpgIMG_4432.jpgIMG_4437.jpgIMG_4438.jpgIMG_4440.jpgIMG_4444.jpgIMG_4445.jpgIMG_4446.jpgIMG_4448.jpgIMG_4450.jpgIMG_4452.jpgJeremiah Reddell 2.jpgJeremiah Reddell.jpgIMG_4461.jpgIMG_4462.jpglogsdon triple.jpgJonathan Logsdon.jpgIMG_4468.jpgIMG_4469.jpgIMG_4471.jpgIMG_4476.jpgLuke 2.jpgLuke Addison home run.jpgIMG_4484.jpgIMG_4491.jpgIMG_4486.jpgIMG_4488.jpgIMG_4489.jpgIMG_4490.jpgIMG_4492.jpgIMG_4494.jpgIMG_4498.jpgIMG_4500.jpgIMG_4503.jpgIMG_4505.jpgIMG_4509.jpgIMG_4511.jpg
Joe Whitfield is the sports editor for the Albany Herald. He graduated from the Henry Grady School of Journalism at the University of Georgia. He is an avid Georgia Bulldog fan and passionate about local sports in Albany. He has two daughters and seven grandchildren.
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