Bozeman Bucks – B Grabs Lead In Sixth Inning For Victory Over Gallatin ValleyPosse B
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Bozeman Bucks – B took the lead late and defeated Gallatin ValleyPosse B 15-14 on Sunday. Gallatin ValleyPosse B was down 14-13 in the bottom of the sixth inning when Liam Troy walked Carter Prentice to drive in a run.
A ten-run lead in the fifth inning was just enough for Bozeman Bucks – B to hold off Gallatin ValleyPosse B for the victory. Gallatin ValleyPosse B scored 12 runs in the failed comeback on a double by Bo Hays in the fifth, a single by Sam Rasnick in the fifth, a walk by Isaac Richardson in the fifth, a triple by Brady Jones in the fifth, a error in the sixth, a single by Caleb Kamerman in the sixth, a walk by Jones in the sixth, and a walk by Carter Prentice in the sixth.
Bozeman Bucks – B took an early lead in the first inning. A wild pitch by Gabriel Delgatty scored one run for Bozeman Bucks – B.
Bozeman Bucks – B scored five runs in the fifth inning. Bozeman Bucks – B‘s big inning was driven by a triple by Liam Troy and a wild pitch.
Gallatin ValleyPosse B scored seven runs in the fifth inning. Gallatin ValleyPosse B’s big inning was driven by a double by Hays, a single by Rasnick, a walk by Richardson, and a triple by Jones.
Troy earned the win for Bozeman Bucks – B. He tossed one and two-thirds innings, allowing zero runs, zero hits, striking out four, and walking one. Tucker Miller took the loss for Gallatin ValleyPosse B. He went one-third of an inning, allowing zero runs, zero hits, and walking one.
Parker McMan started the game for Bozeman Bucks – B. He went four innings, surrendering two runs, four hits, and striking out seven. Delgatty started the game for Gallatin ValleyPosse B. He pitched four innings, surrendering seven runs, two hits, and striking out five.
Bozeman Bucks – B had five hits in the game. Troy and Liam Bailey each collected multiple hits for Bozeman Bucks – B. Bailey and Troy all had two hits to lead Bozeman Bucks – B. Bozeman Bucks – B tore up the base paths, as three players stole at least two bases. Brooks Talbot led the way with three.
Gallatin ValleyPosse B collected nine hits. Kamerman and Prentice each collected multiple hits for Gallatin ValleyPosse B.
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