This is the Daily Moo! Getting Moo fans ready for every single game day 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 Aces In Action The Moo’s Broc Songster (Doane) and the Sasquatch’s Evan Luke would make it hard on their opponent's bats as the two would go six (6) innings in the game. Songster would strike out nine (9) but Luke pitched a shutout and would get the win. 2-0 Spearfish the final Any Ideas? The Moo have now lost six (6) games in a row. It is the worst start in club history at a 3-8 record. Doubleheader Duty The Moo will face the Hastings Sodbusters in a game rescheduled from Tuesday, June 3rd. That will start at 4:05 with the originally scheduled Saturday game versus the Nebraska Prospects to follow at 7:05. Hot and Cold The Sodbusters enter with a perfect 8-0 record to begin the season. The Moo currently hold the longest losing streak in the ILB having dropped the last six (6). However, the Sodbusters have not won in Fremont since July 29th, 2022. (7-6 Sodbusters) Make Yourself at Home The Prospects will face the Moo fifteen (15) times throughout the season. Nine (9) times during the homestand. PLAYERS TO WATCH FOR: FREMONT: #17 - C CARTER SCHELLSMIDT (B/T: R/R) Schellsmidt (Valparaiso) has been a vital bat during this home stand. He currently has four (4) hits, including a solo home run and a double, as well as an RBI. He continues to be a loud bat in an otherwise quiet lineup. #2 - JAKE MITCHELL (B/T: R/L) Mitchell has turned it around at the plate during the homestand. After going 1-16 on the road to open the season, Mitchell has collected three (3) hits in ten (10) at bats, hitting a pair of doubles and collecting his first multi-hit game last night. HASTINGS: #25 - OF LUKE CAUSSEY (B/T: L/L) Caussey continues to swing a hot bat at the plate. Currently on a six-game hit streak, he has driven six (6) RBI’s in those games, as well as clobbering a home run at the spacious Duncan Field, and hitting two (2) triples. NEBRASKA: #83 - OF AVERY MOORE (B/T: R/R) Moore enters today batting a team-leading .435 with 10-23 at-bats. He has mustered five (5) singles, three (3) doubles, and two (2) triples so far this season with three (3) RBIs. —--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The first pitch is set for 4:05 for game one and 7:05 for game two at Moller Field in Fremont, Nebraska. Game one will be on the air at the Fremont Moo Mixlr, BSDN Live on Youtube, and game two will be broadcast on the Big Dog 98.9 FM - 1340 AM. Join Moocasters, Bobby Hessling, and Coop Lipski on the call with pregame at 3:45 for game one and 6:45 for game two. -Game Notes

The usually festive Fiesta Friday at Moller Field would field an air of desperation as the Moo hoped that their losing streak was soon to end. Broc Songster (Doane) would take the mound, opposite of Evan Luke and the two would straight deal in the contest. Songster, an impressive six (6.0) innings, giving up three (3) hits while striking out a team-high nine (9) opposing batters. Luke would match with six (6.0) shutout innings with three (3) strikeouts. The lone bit of offense would come with an RBI double in the second inning for the Sasquatch. They would later strike for a single run in the eighth. It would be the only bit of offense for either team as the Sasquatch bullpen would compliment Luke’s start by shutting down the Moo bats. The Moo would fall 2-0 in nine and get swept by the Spearfish in the three-game series The final line saw the Moo score no runs on four (4) hits and committed no errors. The Sasquatch scored two (2) runs on four (4) hits while committing three (3) errors. The Moo fall to a 3-8 record. The Sasquatch improve to a 6-6 record. Join the 2025 Moocasters Bobby Hessling and Coop Lipski on the call with the pregame show tonight for the doubleheader, beginning around 3:45 exclusively on Mixlr and BSDN Live on Youtube for game one and then on the Big Dog Country 98.9 FM / 1340 AM and the Mixlr above and Youtube for game two.

This is the Daily Moo! Getting Moo fans ready for every single game day 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 Close but No Cigar The Moo jumped out to an 8-1 lead by the 5th inning in last night's game. Fremont could not hold the lead as the Sasquatch would come back and win 9-8 in extras. Dickinson Dominance Luca Dickinson (Skyline) went 6.0 innings giving up 1 earned run, 7 hits, and a walk while striking out 2 batters. The Waukon Whammer Carter Schellsmidt (Valparaiso) hit his first home run of the season with a solo blast to right field on the fourth pitch in the bottom of the first. Slumpin’ :( The Moos 3-7 start through the first 10 games of the season, is the worst start to a season in club history. Season Series on the Line The season series currently sits at 3-4 in favor of the Sasquatch as the two come into the final game of the season series. PLAYERS TO WATCH FOR: FREMONT: #32 - LHP BROC SONGSTER Songster (Doane) makes his second start of the season. He looks to end the Moo’s five-game losing streak tonight. His last outing saw Songster go 6.2, giving up two (2) earned runs and five (5) hits as he struck out five (5) Sasquatch batters and got the win. #26 - INF/C COOPER FUCHINO (B/T: R/R) Fuchino (Creighton) is back at Moller for his second consecutive summer. Last night, last season’s extra-base leader picked up where he left off with a pair of doubles and picked up an RBI as well. SPEARFISH: #11 - OF LUCAS TERILLI (B/T: L/L) Terilli reached base five (5) times in many different ways in yesterday’s game. With that performance yesterday, Terilli moved his average up from .308 to .412, his OBP from .438 to .545, and his OPS from .822 to 1.016 #21 - C GIOVANNI MASTROROSA (B/T: R/R) Mastrorosa hit a big home run in last nights contest that kickstarted the Sasquatch rally. The home run boots Mastrorosa’s OPS up to 1.057 from .722. —------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The first pitch is set for 7:05 CT at Moller Field in Fremont, Nebraska. The games will be on the air at the Fremont Moo Mixlr and the Big Dog 98.9 FM - 1340 AM. Join Moocasters, Bobby Hessling, and Coop Lipski on the call with pregame at 6:45. -Game Notes

The Moo showed up to the ballpark and gazed upon a damp Moller Field looking to secure a much-needed win to right the ship. What ensued was a turbulent, 11-inning affair that would end in extras. Carter Schellsmidt (Valparaiso) would start this game, with a bang. A Schellsmidt shot over the wall would give the Moo an immediate 1-0 lead in the bottom of the first. Rhyn Chambers would struggle to find the zone as the Moo would put two more on the board following the homer to make it 3-0 Moo at the end of one. The following inning would see the Moo strike for four runs.A wild pitch and a walk would score the first two, but with the bases loaded Joshua Hardamon (Midland) would deal the biggest blow. A two-RBI single that clanged off the Moller Monster in left to bring home Cooper Fuchino (Creighton) and Brinden Floyd (RCSJ). The scoreboard read 7-0 at the end of two as the Moo looked to rely on a strong start from Luca Dickinson (Skyline). Dickinson would produce his finest outing of the early season going 6.0 innings, allowing two (2) runs to score (only one earned), on seven (7) hits while striking out two (2) batters. The Moo would look to the Creighton Blue Jay, Cooper Fuchino, for some offense. A fifth-inning, RBI double would put the Moo’s eighth and final run of the game on the board. Slowly, the Sasquatch started scoring. A run in the fourth…a run in the sixth…FIVE runs in the seventh…and a tying run in the ninth to send it to extras. Extras would see the Sasquatch take the lead on a Chase Scott single to bring home what would be the winning run. The bottom of the 11th would see a sac bunt move Preston Gajewski (NOC-Tonkawa) to third. The suicide squeeze was on as Jake Mitchell’s bunt proved ineffective as Gajewski would be thrown out at the plate. A batter later, Mitchell would try to take second and be thrown out to end the game. The Sasquatch came back to pick up their fifth win of the season. The final line saw the Moo score eight (8) runs on six (6) hits and committed one (1) errors. The Sasquatch scored nine (9) runs on fourteen (14) hits while committing two (2) error. The Moo fall to a 3-7 record. The Sasquatch improve to a 5-6 record. Join the 2025 Moocasters Bobby Hessling and Coop Lipski on the call with the pregame show tomorrow night for the home opener, beginning around 6:45 on the Big Dog Country 98.9 FM / 1340 AM and on the Fremont Moo Radio Network (Mixlr).

This is the Daily Moo! Getting Moo fans ready for every single game day 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 Roof Caved In The Moo hosted the Spearfish Sasquatch last night to open the home schedule. The Sasquatch would win 7-4 in front of the home crowd. Gloves Up The Sasquatch had fourteen (14) hits last night against the Moo. It’s the most hits given up by Moo pitchers in a game this season A Baker Blast Michael Baker (Cal State-Chico) hit the first Moo home run of the 2025 season. The solo home run came off of William Furry in the 3rd inning. Auf Wiedersehen, Schlagmänner Luca Dickinson (Skyline) takes the mound tonight, making his second start against Spearfish this season. Last time out, Dickinson worked 5.0 innings, giving up one (1) earned run, on two (2) hits, and a walk, while striking out four (4) batters in the win. He looks to do the same tonight and get the Moo back on the right track Patience is a Virtue The Moo worked only one (1) walk in last night's game. The Moo have walked the least amount (42) among playoff-eligible teams in the ILB PLAYERS TO WATCH FOR: FREMONT: #3 - INF SEVE AGUIRRE (B/T: R/R) Aguirre (Johnson County) had himself a fine first night in Fremont. Aguirre would go 2-4 at the plate and score a run in the contest. #20 - INF JOSHUA HARDAMON (B/T: R/R) Hardamon (Midland) began the season with three, multi-hit games against the Sasquatch. He had a double in three of the five games as well as five (5) RBI’s SPEARFISH: #11 - OF LUCAS TERILLI (B/T: L/L) Terilli reached base five (5) times in many different ways in yesterday’s game. With that performance yesterday, Terilli moved his average up from .308 to .412, his OBP from .438 to .545, and his OPS from .822 to 1.016 #27 - OF ETHAN MOOSER (B/T: L/R) Mooser has been a constant bat in the Sasquatch lineup since day one. Currently, on an eight-game hit streak, Mooser’s average has never gotten lower than .333 since the season began. —------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The first pitch is set for 7:05 CT at Moller Field in Fremont, Nebraska. The games will be on the air at the Fremont Moo Mixlr and the Big Dog 98.9 FM - 1340 AM. Join Moocasters, Bobby Hessling, and Coop Lipski on the call with pregame at 6:45. -Game Notes

The Moo were back at home for the first time in the 2025 season. They looked toward the stands to provide the energy as the team looked to reward them with a win in return. A familiar foe in the Spearfish Sasquatch made the trip down to Fremont after hosting the Moo for five games The scoring started early for the Moo. Two runs would score in the bottom of the first off of William Furry. Michael Baker (Cal State-Chico) would drive in a run and Nikolai Wede (MSU-Mankato) would hit a sac fly to left to make it 2-0 Moo at the end of the first. The Sasquatch would ambush Brooks Kneifl (Wayne State) with three doubles, all scoring runs, four in total to put the Sasquatch in front. They would push across one more on a hit-by-pitch in the third to make it 5-2 Spearfish. Michael Baker would strike again in a big way. A solo home run (his and the team's) first of the season would bring the Moller Maniacs to their feet as the Moo hoped it would kickstart a comeback. The Moo trailed 5-3 at the end of the third. The scoreboard would sit at 5-3 Spearfish for the next four innings. The seventh would see the Sasquatch put across a run on an error on Grant Rychnovsky (Northwestern) out in left field. The ninth would see Spearfish push across a run on a double steal. It was 7-3 Spearfish in the bottom of the ninth. With two outs, Jake Mitchell would reach base after being hit by a pitch. He would take second on a passed ball to put him in scoring position. Preston Gajewski (NOC-Tonkawa) would hit a grounder to second and an errant throw would allow Mitchell to score to make it 7-4 in the 9th. That’s all the Moo could muster in the 9th as the Moo would fall 7-4 and lose their fourth straight. The final line saw the Moo score four (4) runs on seven (7) hits and committed five (5) errors. The Sasquatch scored seven (7) runs on fourteen (14) hits while committing one (1) error. The Moo fall to a 3-6 record as their 15-game home stand begins. The Sasquatch improve to a 4-6 record. Join the 2025 Moocasters Bobby Hessling and Coop Lipski on the call with the pregame show tomorrow night for the home opener, beginning around 6:45 on the Big Dog Country 98.9 FM / 1340 AM and on the Fremont Moo Radio Network (Mixlr).

This is the Daily Moo! Getting Moo fans ready for every single game day 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 Nice to See You Again After playing a five-game series against the Sasquatch to open the season, the Moo open their home schedule against them for a three-game set Home Sweet Home The Moo will play fifteen (15) home games in the next twenty-two (22) days. Their next road trip begins June 27th. New Kids on the Block Carter Baete (Doane), Joe Hauser (Creighton), Parker Otte (Iowa Central), Cooper Fuchino (Creighton), Seve Aguirre (Johnson County), Henry Hayman (Akron), and Tyrus Petsche (Johnson County) all join the Moo for the homestand. Getting Back to Basics The Moo have a run differential of -20, which is tied with the Nebraska Prospects for the worst run differential in the ILB. The new bats joining the team look to change that. How Does Spearfish Size Up? The Sasquatch enter with a 3-6 record. They lost their last three contests against the Moo after taking the first two in the five-game series. The Sasquatch recently defeated the Nebraska Prospects 22-7. PLAYERS TO WATCH FOR: FREMONT: #31 - INF MICHAEL BAKER (B/T: R/R) Baker (Cal State-Chico) continues to swing a great bat this season. Baker picked up a hit against the Sodbusters on Monday, hitting safely in five of the six games he’s played in this season. He has the second-highest batting average on the Moo, behind Rob Hodges at .409 #17 - C CARTER SCHELLSMIDT (B/T: R/R) Schellsmidt (Marshalltown) has picked up 5 hits in 5 games this season for the Moo. He led off the game versus Hastings with a double, which was his third of the season. SPEARFISH: #6 - INF KYLE PHIN (B/T: R/R) Phin (Cerro Coso) made his 2025 ILB debut against the Moo going 0-4. In his second game with the Sasquatch, Phin went 5-5 with three singles, a double, and a home run, collecting 4 RBI’s and scoring 5 times. #26 - UTL OWEN MICHELSON (B/T: R/R) In Michelson’s last game versus the Prospects, Michelson went 3-5, with two singles and a home run. Michelson collected 5 RBI’s in the win for the Sasquatch. —------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The first pitch is set for 7:05 CT at Moller Field in Fremont, Nebraska. The games will be on the air at the Fremont Moo Mixlr and the Big Dog 98.9 FM - 1340 AM. Join Moocasters, Bobby Hessling, and Coop Lipski on the call with pregame at 6:45. -Game Notes

Tonight's home opener at Moller Field between the Fremont Moo and the Hastings Sodbusters has been cancelled due to inclement weather. There will be an announcement for a rescheduled date as soon a possible and it will be updated on this article. UPDATE The Moo will play a doubleheader on Saturday. Game 1 will start at 4:05 against the Hastings Sodbusters while Game 2 will be against the Nebraska Prospects Tomorrow's game at home against the Spearfish Sasquatch will begin at 7:05 at Historic Moller Field.

The Moo looked to wrap up the road trip with a victory over their Nebraska nemesis at Duncan Field, tthe home of the undefeated Hastings Sodbusters. The scoring started immediately for the Moo. Carter Schellsmidt (Marshalltown CC) would start with a lead-off double. He would later score on a Michael Baker (Cal State-Chico) single and the offensive blitz would begin. Brinden Floyd (RCSJ), Baker, and Luke Saxton (Missouri-St. Louis) would all reach and score to jump on Markus Miller, giving the Moo an early 4-0 lead. Zach Vincent (Midland) would take the mound, opposite of Miller and would dazzle once again. Seven (7) innings, four (4) runs, six (6) hits, and five (5) strikeouts, setting a season high for Vincent. The Sodbusters would plate a pair of runs in the first and a lone run in the third. The top half of the fifth for the Moo would see theem score two runs. Brinden Floyd would cross the plate on a passed ball and Nikolai Wede (MSU-Mankato) would drive in Joshua Hardamon (Midland) to make it 6-3 Fremont. The Sodbusters would put across a lone run the bottom half of the inning to make it 6-4. The bats would fall silent for both sides as the score would remain in front until the ninth inning came around. Carter Baete (Doane) would start the inning by relinquishing a single and double before Lucas Hamzeh (Midland) would enter in relief. A bloop single would allow a run to score to cut the Fremont lead down to one. A groundout would lead to the scond out but the tying run would score. With two outs, Ryan Jarvis would hit a groundball to shortstop, Michael Baker would charge hard to field it but it would pop in and out of his glove. The winning run would score and Moo would fall 7-6 in the 9th. The final line saw the Moo score six (6) runs on five (5) hits and committed two (2) errors. The Sodbusters scored seven (7) runs on nine (9) hits while committing three (3) errors. Hastings Brock Cross would get his first win of the season while Carter Baete picks up his first ILB loss. The Moo fall to a 3-5 record as they head back home. The Sodbusters improve to a perfect 7-0 record and follow the Moo up to Fremont for tomorrow nights game. Join the 2025 Moocasters Bobby Hessling and Coop Lipski on the call with the pregame show tomorrow night for the the home opener, beginning around 6:50 on the Big Dog Country 98.9 FM / 1340 AM and on the Fremont Moo Radio Network (Mixlr).