This is the Daily Moo! Getting Moo fans ready for every single gameday with storylines, insight, stats, and more about the Fremont Moo. Check in every day for the Daily Moo here on the Fremont Moo official website. —------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- STORYLINES Tough Start The Moo fell in the season opener to the Spearfish Sasquatch, 10-9 in 9 innings. The Moo outhit the Sasquatch 10 to 8 but the Moo defense would faulter, commiting 6 errors defensively. An Error Too Many The Moo opened their season by committing 6 errors in the opening contest against Spearfish. California Killer Cal State-Chico’s Michael Baker would go 3-5 with 3 RBI’s in the loss. His debut performance would be highlighted by his bases-clearing double in the top of the 8th to cap off a 5-run inning for the Moo. All Tied Up With the win last night, the Sasquatch have tied the all-time series at 15 games each. The Sasquatch improved to a 7-6 home record against the Moo Double Header Duty The only scheduled doubleheader takes place today at the Black Hills Energy Stadium. The first game is set to take place at 11:05 MST / 12:05 CST and the second following at 6:05 MST / 7:05 CST. Both games will be 7 innings long. PLAYERS TO WATCH FOR: FREMONT: #31 - INF MICHAEL BAKER (B/T: R/R) Baker’s opening day performance was a good one in his Moo debut, driving in 3 runs on a double that would see the Moo take a late lead. Baker collected three hits in his 5 at-bats to lead the way offensively #20 - INF JOSHUA HARDAMON (B/T: R/R) The Midland Warrior’s summer season started with a 2-4 day at the plate. He would score twice and drive in 3 runs as the Moo fell in the opener. He looks to remain a big part of the Moo lineup going forward. SPEARFISH #23 - OF SAM KWAPNIOSKI (B/T: L/L) Kwapnioski is a junior at Doane University and is from Columbus, Nebraska. Kwapnioski has continued his dominance at the plate, as the Doane U. centerfielder has 7 hits in 15 at-bats this season, leading the team with a .467 batting average. He reached and scored twice in yesterdays game and he looks to remain tough at the plate. #26 - C OWEN MICHELSON (B/T: R/R) Michelson had himself a great day at the plate in yesterday's contest versus the Moo, going 2-4 while driving 3 RBI’s. Michelson also had himself a stolen base in the affair in his home breakout performance. —------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- First Pitch for Game 1 is at 12:05 CT while Game 2 is at 7:05 CT from Black Hills Energy Stadium in Spearfish, South Dakota. Game 1 is streamed exclusively on the Fremont Moo Mixlr while Game 2 will be on the Mixlr and the Big Dog 98.9 FM - 1340 AM. -Game Notes

The Fremont Moo opened their 2025 campaign with a Black Hills Battle against the Spearfish Sasquatch, with the Sasquatch taking the victory 10 to 9 in 9 innings. 6 errors Black Hills Energy Stadium was a pack house for the home opener as William Furry (Capital U.) took the mound for the Sasquatch. Nikolai Wede (MSU-Mankato) watched the first delivery from Furry miss low and away and the Moo had begun. The offensive attack for Spearfish began in the bottom of the second. A pair of errors, a pair of groundouts, and a passed ball would see the Sasquatch push across 3 runs to go up at the end of the frame. The Moo answered back with a 3-run inning of their own, pushing across 3 in the top of the third. The Moo would take the lead in the top of the forth, when Josh Hardamon (Midland U.) would drive a double down the leftfield line to bring home Wede to give the Moo their first lead of the season, 4-3. The back-and-forth affair would continue through the next four innings. The fifth would see the Spearfish tie with Owen Michaelson (UNC-Asheville) driving home a run to tie. The sixth would see the Sasquatch explode for four runs to take an 8 to 4 lead. The eighth would be the Moo's biggest inning. With the bases-loaded and two outs with two strikes against him, Michael Baker (Cal State-Chico) would have the Moo's biggest hit of the night, with a bases clearing, 3-RBI double to make it 9-8 Moo. The lead wouldn't hold as the Moo would faulter once more in this one, with a the tying run scoring on a passed ball and the winning run following not long after as an RBI single from Owen Michaelson would bring home Seth Nelson (Lewis and Clark St. Co) to bring the Sasquatch fans to their feet. They wouldn't sit back down as Aidan Knowles (OK. Wesleyan) would slam the door shut to end the game, retiring the final three batters in order to secure the 10-9, topsy-turvy affair to open the Moo schedule. Zach Vincent (Midland U.) took the mound for the Moo. He would not allow a hit until the 4th inning, when Ben Feuer (Southwestern Uni.) would line a base hit into center. Vincent would go 5.0 innings, giving up 4 runs, 1 earned, on 3 hits and 4 walks, with 1 strikeout. Joshua Hardamon (Midland U.) open his season with a fine night at the plate, going 2-4 with 3 RBI's, a double, and scored 2 runs. Michael baker (Cal State-Chico) would open his Moo summer with a 3-5 night, driving in 3-runs on his late double. The Moo would have an unconventional looking score line, driving in 9 runs on 10 hits while committing 6 errors. The Sasquatch would score 10 runs on 8 hits with no errors to get the win. Tomorrow's doubleheader will begin at 12:05, with the second game following at 7:05. Tune in on the Mixlr for Game 1, and the Big Dog 98.9 FM/1340 AM

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The Moo season came to a close Saturday in Casper. (Photo by Mindy Wittig)

The Moo dropped game three of the ILB Championship Series to fall behind two games to one. (Photo by Mindy Wittig)

Issac Bonner celebrates after a triple against the Spuds. (Photo by Mindy Wittig)

Dylan Brandenburg connects with a hit in the Moo's series opening loss Tuesday. (Photo by Mindy Wittig)

Kayden Anderson is hitting .325 since joining the Moo in July. (File photo/Mindy Wittig)

The team celebrates after clinching a championship berth for the second stragiht season. (Photo by Mindy Wittig)