Game 1:
In the first game on Friday, Texas Wesleyan dominated Central Christian (K) with a score of 20-0. Texas Wesleyan got off to a strong start with a homer by Kevin Santiago in the first inning. The Rams scored six runs in the second inning, including a homer by Hayden Hutchens, and three more runs in the third inning, including a homer by
Carson Cheaney.
Texas Wesleyan's batters showed excellent form throughout the game.
Brandon Rincones made an impressive contribution with three RBIs, while Grayson Barrett and Hutchens each hit two homers. The team's pitcher,
Sutton Tidwell, also performed well, allowing only three hits by the opposition.
The game saw Texas Wesleyan's strong performance in all areas of the game, from pitching to hitting and fielding. The team's defense was especially impressive, with zero errors throughout the game. In contrast, Central Christian (K) struggled to keep up, with a weak performance in all areas.
Game 2:
In the second game Friday, the Texas Wesleyan Rams Baseball team dominated the Central Christian Tigers with a final score of 34-7. After a slow start in the first two innings, the Rams exploded in the third inning with a 10-run rally, setting the tone for the rest of the game.
The Rams' offensive onslaught was led by
Jose Sosa, who hit two home runs and had a total of 6 RBIs, and
Jonathan Pena, who hit a home run in the third inning with three runners on base, accumulating a total of 4 RBIs. Grayson Barrett also had an impressive game with four hits, including a homer and 5 RBIs.
On the defensive side,
Garrett Bodine pitched a great game, giving up only five hits and three earned runs in 6 innings, earning him the win. Central Christian's pitching struggled to contain the Rams' bats, allowing a total of 24 hits, 22 of which were earned runs.
Despite the Tigers scoring three runs in the first inning, they could not keep up with the Rams' explosive offense. The game ended in the 7th inning, with the mercy rule being enforced due to the Rams' significant lead.
Overall, this was a dominant win for the Texas Wesleyan Rams, improving their record to 27-11.
