WINNSBORO, La. &045; Jake Winston’s three-run walk-off home run in the bottom of the fifth inning gave the Vidalia All-Stars a 14-3 win over Madison Tuesday night at the Major League South sub-district tournament.

The home run was not only big for Jake Winston, but also for his dad and Vidalia head coach Tam Winston, who was hoping the game would have ended a little sooner.

&uot;We were just trying to conserve our pitching,&uot; Tam Winston said. &uot;We should’ve ended it after four innings, but we made a couple of errors that kept the game going. He got a hold of one and hit it out.&uot;

The game was never in doubt after Vidalia scored eight runs in the bottom of the first, led by a two-run double by Dee Garrison and a two-run single by Matt Souderes.

Vidalia added three runs in the bottom of the second to go up 11-0. Winston had a double and Garrison brought in two runs with a triple.

Madison scored two runs in the top of the fourth and one run in the top of the fifth before Winston ended the game with his game-ending home run.

Winston, Garrison, Souderes, Caleb Vines and Corey Williams combined for 11 of Vidalia’s 12 hits.

Jordan O’Briant had Madison’s only extra-base hit with a double.

Ferriday Gators 18, Delhi 0

WINNSBORO, La. &045; Whitney Price and Brandy Butts combined to pitch a no-hitter while Kassie Kennedy and Brittany Hill drove in a total of seven runs as the Ferriday Gators defeated Delhi 18-0 Tuesday night at the Louisiana Dixie Debs District Tournament.

Price, the starting and winning pitcher, struck out four and walked just one in two innings. Butts pitched the final three innings, striking out two and walking none.

&uot;The pitching was real good tonight,&uot; Gators head coach Rut Horne said. &uot;We didn’t get a lot of walks. (Delhi pitcher Casey Brownell) walked only one. She threw strikes, but we hit the ball a lot.&uot;

Ferriday ended up with 15 hits in the game while the defense committed just one error.

Ferriday took control of the game by scoring seven runs in the top of the first inning. Kennedy had a two-run triple and Hill had a two-run single for the Gators.

After being held scoreless the next two innings, the Gators scored eight runs in the top of the fourth. Hill and Kennedy each drove in a run in that inning.

Ferriday then scored three runs in the top of the fifth and Kennedy drove in her fourth run of the game during that inning.