Kenneth “Trey” Zacharie III (2030, Midlothian, Texas) opened the hit column with a seeing eye single up the middle.

Brody Parks (2031, Fouke, Arkansas) worked a really strong at bat before depositing one in left center field for a base hit.

Noah King (2031, Frisco, Texas) smoked one to centerfield and hustled around the bases for an inside the park home run.

Ian Rosales (2030, Lubbock. Texas) put together a strong at bat, plating a run with a base hit up the middle.

Caden Hurst (2030, Godley, Texas) got ahold of one, rocketing one off the shortstop’s glove and into left field.

Cameron Henderson (2031, Highland Village, Texas) top spun one with authority into the left centerfield gap. Paxton McCart (2031, Morris, Oklahoma) followed that up with another base knock.

Keaton Miller (2030, Frisco, Texas) worked inside the ball nicely, roping one down the left field line for a double.

Good piece of hitting by Logan Salomone (2030, Southlake, Texas) as he looped one over the 2B head.

Jaxon Foster (2031, Tuscola, Texas) muscled one into the left center field gap for a double, advancing the runner to third.

Matthew Williams (2030, Muskogee, Oklahoma) followed that one up with a rocket to right field, plating both runners.

Hudson Oakley (2030, Miami, Oklahoma) continued his excellent weekend with a hard-hit ball through the six hole for a single.

Cameron Henderson (2031, Highland Village, Texas) lead the game off with a laser the other way for a double to right field.

Paxton McCart (2031, Morris, Oklahoma) added a barrel as he shot a single to left center field.

Noah King (2031, Frisco, Texas), as the next batter, followed that with a solid piece of hitting as he went the other way to move the runner to third.

Jaxon Foster (2031, Tuscola, Texas) got a good piece on a base hit to right field. The next pitch, Matthew Williams (2030, Muskogee, Oklahoma) laced one to the same spot. And Brevin Eggleton (2030, Keller, Texas) added on with a base hit to left.

Rylie O’Con (2030, Abilene, Texas); blistered one over the left fielder’s head and motored around the bases for a triple. Scored on a head’s up delayed steal of home.

Bentley Taylor (2030, Cleburne, Texas) opened up the hit party for Columbia Blue with a single to center.

Eli Garza (2030, Corpus Christi, Texas) did a nice job of staying inside the baseball as he laced one down the line for a single.

Xavier Hall (2031, Allen, Texas) led the game off with a base hit, flicking one the other way into the left centerfield gap, coming around to score later.

Blake Medlin (2030, Grapevine, Texas) followed that with a well struck ball up the middle, also coming around to score.

Noah Allen (2031, Midlothian, Texas) circled the bases after scalding one on a line to right field. Efficient paths around the bases. Smoked one in the right center gap later in the game, coming around for a triple.

Hudson Oakley (2030, Miami, Oklahoma) bounced back after a hit by pitch for a base hit up the middle. Added an absolutely laced triple to right field later in the game. Good feel to all fields.

Michael Alstatt (2030, Stigler, Oklahoma) operated a hit and run extremely well, sending one through the vacated 6 hole. Absolutely pasted one over the right fielder’s head his next time up, coasting into third for a standup triple.

Mikah Garcia (2030, Lubbock, Texas) scalds one to center field and came all the way around to score after a blunder in center field. Put his head down and showed some quality speed rounding the bases.

Matthew Williams (2030, Muskogee, Oklahoma) was taking some massive hacks, plenty of bat speed. Tons of loud impact to the pull-side while working the middle of the field.

Brevin Eggleton (2030, Keller, Texas) showed some solid adjustability and leveraged his backside well as he stayed center.

Caden Hurst (2030, Godley, Texas) did a nice job catching it out in front consistently, impacting the ball to all fields. Showed some serious potential in the power department as he dropped the barrel head.

Tripp Sauntry (2030, Magnolia, Texas) showed a solid ability to drop the barrel, not gettin cheated at the bottom of the zone. Elevated the ball consistently with more than enough impact to the middle of the field.

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