The Neosho County baseball team finished off their four game series with the Wildcats of Baker University-JV this afternoon. The doubleheader produced two wins and a sweep of the four game series with Baker University. The Panthers took game one by a score of 7-0 and game two 13-3.The two wins improve the Panthers overall record to 19-21 on the year.Â
Game 1:
The Panthers sent freshman pitcher
Brady Pacha to the mound to start game one of the doubleheader. The Wichita native, threw very well, logging 6.0 innings, giving up 0 runs, scattering 6 hits, and picked up the win.
Nathan Hungate also tosses a scoreless inning to seal the shutout for the Panther pitching staff. Offensively, the Panthers managed to plate 7 runs on 9 hits.
Andrew Brautman and
Mason Lundgrin led the charge for the offense, as both notched three hits in the victory.Â
Game 2:
Neosho County sent
Will Eldridge to the hill to start game two of the doubleheader. The southpaw tossed 1.1 innings, gave up 3 runs, on 2 hits.
Tyler McQuinn got an appearance out of the bullpen and logged 2.2 innings pitches, 0 runs, gave up one hit, and picked up the win.
Andrew Hansen also threw up a zero in his one inning of work in relief. Offensively, the Panthers scored 13 runs on 13 hits. Neosho County hitters flexed their muscles, as they had 8 extra base hits in the contest.
Andrew Brautman,
Mack Clark, and
Deriq Doty all homered in this game.
Mason Lundgrin notched three more hits in this ball game, to give himself 6 hits for the doubleheader.Â
What's Next:
The Panthers will be back in action tomorrow afternoon, as they will host the Blue Devils of Kansas City Kansas Community College in KJCCC play, at Hudson Field. The doubleheader will begin at 1:00 PM and will be live-streamed at:Â https://team1sports.com/neosho.Â
