Even though they started their baseball season almost two weeks late because of four rainouts, the Greenbrier High School Wolfpack looked in midseason form Thursday night.

The Wolfpack got a dominating pitching performance, a solid and sometimes spectacular defensive effort and a potent offensive attack that banged out 11 hits in a 12-1, five-inning win over Westside.

Columbia County’s high school basketball season came to an end Friday night.

The Evans girls lost to Hardaway, 62-53, in the second round of the 2012-2013 Georgia High School Association Class AAAAA Girls State Basketball Tournament, while Augusta Christian’s boys fell to Hammond, 63-55, in the semifinals of the 2013 South Carolina Independent School Association Class AAA Boys Tournament.

A slow start doomed the Lions (20-6) who were outscored 14-5 in the first period.

With Friday night’s baseball game against Harlem High School rained out, Greenbrier’s Clint Hardy and Adam Grice were able to take time to enjoy themselves at their letter of intent signing ceremony.

Hardy, centerfielder for the Wolfpack, signed with Division I Western Kentucky in Bowling Green, Ky., while Grice, the team’s first baseman and closer, signed with Division II Georgia College and State University in Milledgeville.

Harlem had all facets of its game working Thursday night and it led to the Bulldogs’ first win of the season.

After tough losses to Evans and Grovetown to begin the season, the Bulldogs got dominating pitching and clutch hitting backed by solid defense in their 11-3 win over Aquinas.

“We hit the ball well, played pretty good defense.” Bulldogs head coach Jimmie Lewis said. “We needed a win bad. We needed a little confidence – player confidence and coaching confidence.”