Troy signee Brady Richardson pitches no-hitter as Enterprise shuts out Fairhope

Richardson struck out 10 in seven innings in a battle between ranked Alabama high school baseball teams
Enterprise pitcher Brady Richardson, playing here for the South All-Stars last year, threw a no-hitter Saturday against Fairhope.
Enterprise pitcher Brady Richardson, playing here for the South All-Stars last year, threw a no-hitter Saturday against Fairhope. / Jake Crandall/ Advertiser / USA TODAY NETWORK

The Enterprise Wildcats received a huge lift Saturday from pitcher Brady Richardson, who threw a no-hitter against the Fairhope Pirates.

Richardson struck out 10 in seven innings against No. 6 Fairhope in a 2-0 victory, helping the Wildcats finish with two victories in the Fairhope Tournament over the weekend.

Richardson walked two in the first inning (four overall) but settled down after that, retiring eight of nine batters to finish the game.

It was a great game for fans of pitchers' duels, as Fairhope held the Wildcats to only two hits.

Richardson, a Troy signee, wasn't the only Wildcat who looked like an ace during the tournament.

Enterprise pitcher Davis Shiver allowed only three hits and no earned runs with six strikeouts in a complete-game performance during a 5-3 Wildcats win over Mary G. Montgomery.

The two victories pushed the Wildcats' overall record to 19-1, just behind the undefeated Hewitt-Trussville Huskies, who have started the season with a perfect 20-0 record.

Enterprise is ranked No. 2 in the High School On SI Alabama high school baseball Top 25, behind only Hewitt-Trussville.

Before their loss to the Wildcats, Fairhope had won four straight.

Fairhope will try to rebound against Spanish Fort.

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Stacey Mickles
STACEY MICKLES

Stacey Mickles is a graduate of the University of Alabama and has covered sports for various news organizations such as Sportskeda, Saturday Down South and Pro Football Network. She began contributing to High School On SI in 2025.