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Fremont Moo: Celebrating Baseball and Community Spirit in Eastern Nebraska Fremont Moo: A Testament to Baseball and Local Pride Located in the vibrant community of Fremont, Nebraska, the Fremont Moo has quickly become a symbol of athletic excellence and community engagement within the summer collegiate baseball ranks. Playing their home games at the historic Moeller Field, the Moo offers fans an intimate and exciting baseball experience, fostering a deep sense of pride and unity within the community. In partnership with TicketSmarter, the Fremont Moo is excited to offer fans a special discount (code: MOO5 at checkout) and access to a season filled with thrilling games, family- friendly entertainment, and opportunities to connect with the team and fellow supporters. Fremont: A Hub of Heritage, Recreation, and Sports Fremont's rich history and welcoming community provide an ideal backdrop for Moo fans and residents alike: ● Local Attractions: The Louis E. May Museum and the Fremont Splash Station offer glimpses into Fremont's past and present, providing educational and recreational opportunities for families and history enthusiasts. ● Outdoor Recreation: With access to scenic parks and waterways, including the Fremont State Recreation Area, residents and visitors can enjoy fishing, camping, and boating, making the most of Eastern Nebraska's natural beauty. Omaha: A Metropolitan Center of Culture, Entertainment, and Sports Just a short drive from Fremont, the city of Omaha expands the horizon with professional and collegiate sports, major entertainment venues, and a thriving cultural scene: ● Professional and Collegiate Sports: Omaha is renowned for hosting the NCAA Men's College World Series at TD Ameritrade Park, a testament to the city's love for baseball. The Omaha Storm Chasers (Minor League Baseball), the Triple-A Affiliate of the KC Royals at Werner Park and the Omaha Mavericks (NCAA athletics) at Baxter Arena offer additional sporting excitement. If you enjoy basketball, check out the Blue Jays with Creighton basketball tickets . ● Arts and Theater: The Omaha Performing Arts Center, the Orpheum Theater, and the Holland Performing Arts Center host a range of performances from Broadway shows like The Lion King and Pretty Woman-The Musical to concerts and ballets. The Joslyn Art Museum and the Durham Museum enrich the city's cultural landscape. ● Concert Venues and Festivals: CHI Health Center Omaha and the Baxter Arena host major concerts and events, drawing acts from across the globe such as Tim McGraw . Annual events like the Omaha Summer Arts Festival and the Maha Music Festival highlight Omaha's vibrant arts and music scene. Engage and Explore with the Fremont Moo The Fremont Moo, in collaboration with TicketSmarter, encourages fans and the broader community to explore the excitement of summer collegiate baseball and the rich tapestry of cultural, entertainment, and sporting activities that Fremont, Omaha, and the surrounding Nebraska region offer. With special discounts and promotions, immerse yourself in the dynamic life of the area, enriching your experience with thrilling baseball action, personal growth, and lifelong memories. In Fremont, the Moo represents more than just a baseball team; they symbolize the joy of community gatherings, the thrill of competition, and the spirit of summer. Join us in supporting the Fremont Moo, where every game is an opportunity to celebrate the traditions of baseball and the unique culture of Eastern Nebraska.
Moo- 8, Spuds- 1 Fremont (R-H-E): 8-11-0; Casper (R-H-E): 1-5-0 Win: Lucas Hamzeh (3-0); Loss: Nolan Thiebay (2-2); Save: None HR: Fremont: Tyman Long (12th, zero on base in third inning); Neil Jansen (5th, zero on base in sixth inning); Henry Hayman (6th, one on base in sixth inning); HR: Casper: None Fremont, Nebraska- The Fremont Moo defeated the Casper Spuds 8-1, to take the Independence League Baseball Association Championship, three games to two, Sunday night at Historic Moller Field. Fremont started the scoring in the bottom of the first. Christian Hobbs was hit by a pitch from Casper starter Nolan Thiebay. Two batters later, Tyman Long singled to put runners at first and second. Tyler Harrington reached on a fielder's choice to put runners at first and third. After Carter Sintek drew a walk, Hayden Lewis hit a two-RBI single, driving in Hobbs and Harrington to make it 2-0, Fremont. In the third, Tyman Long hit a Thiebay 1-2 pitch and homered over the "Moller Monster" to put Fremont ahead, 3-0. The Moo added to the lead in the fifth. Henry Hayman and Tyman Long led off the inning with back-to-back singles. Casper went to the bullpen and brought in Austin Stolwick. On the first pitch, Tyler Harrington singled to load the bases. Then, Carter Sintek reached on a fielder's choice, scoring Hayman, to make it 4-0. Fremont busted the game open in the sixth. With one out, Neil Jansen hit a Stolwick 2-2 pitch over the left field fence, putting The Moo up, 5-0. Two batters later, Christian Hobbs singled. The Spuds went to the bullpen again, bringing in Cooper Hack. On the first pitch after the change, Henry Hayman hit a two-run home run to just left of straight away center field, to put Fremont up 7-0. In the seventh, Tyler Harrington led off with a double. Casper brought in reliever Danner Hamberg. Harrington stole third, then Carter Sintek hit a sacrifice fly to center field, scoring Harrington to make it 8-0. Casper got on the board in the top of the eighth. Against Moo reliever Zane Leyden, Parker Burt drew a one-out walk. Then, Elijah Reeves singled and Dawson Baraconi delivered an RBI single, scoring Burt, to make it 8-1. The score remained the same going into the top of the ninth. Fremont reliever Darius Blasingane gave up a lead off single to Matthew Marsic. Then, pinch hitter Ryan Schmidt grounded out to third for the first out, advancing Marsic to second. Blasingane struck out pinch hitter Christian Gerana for the second out. Blasingane got Jaxson Bates to swing at a 2-2 pitch and he grounded out to Connor Petersen, at first base, for the final out of the game. Fremont starter Lucas Hamzeh (3-0) earned the win. The Gilbert, Arizona native at Midland University pitched 7.0 innings, giving up two hits, striking out seven and hitting two batters. Zane Leyden, the Firth native at Bellevue University pitched 0.1 innings, giving up two hits, one run and walked one. Darius Blasingane, the St. Petersburg, Florida native from Edward Waters University, pitched 1.2 innings, giving up one hit and struck out three. Casper starter Nolan Thiebay (2-2) took the loss. He pitched 4.0 innings, giving up six hits, four runs, walked two, struck out three and gave up the home run to Long. Austin Stolwick pitched 1.2 innings, giving up three hits, two runs and yielded the home run to Jansen. Cooper Hack pitched 0.1 innings. He gave up two hits, two runs and the home run to Hayman. Danner Hamberg pitched 1.0 inning and struck out one. Max Vosters pitched 1.0 inning, striking out one and had one wild pitch. Offensively for Fremont, Henry Hayman was 2-for-5. The Melbourne, Australia native from Barton County Community College, headed to Akron, hit a two-run home run. Tyman Long was 2-for-4. The Sioux Falls, South Dakota native at College of Southern Nevada hit a solo home run. Tyler Harrington was 3-for-4. The Lakeland, Tennessee native from Southwest Tennessee Community College, headed to UAB, had a single and two doubles. Hayden Lewis was 1-for-4. The Yutan native at the University of Nebraska drove in two runs. Neil Jansen was 1-for-4. The Cypress, California native at San Jose State hit a solo home run. Casper's Dawson Baraconi was 1-for- 4 with an RBI. More Information: Fremont claimed its first Independence League Baseball Association title and second league championship in franchise history. Tyman Long tied the Fremont Moo record for home runs in a season with twelve. Fremont ended the year 34-23, while Casper finished the season 34-25.
Spuds-9, Moo- 8 Casper (R-H-E): 9-17-1; Fremont (R-H-E): 8-11-0 Win: Bobby Simmons (3-0); Loss: Trey Nichols (5-1); Save: Jaxson Bates (1) HR: Fremont: None; HR Casper: Jaxson Bates (2); (1st, one on base in sixth inning; 2nd, zero on base in eighth inning) Fremont, Nebraska- The Casper Spuds staved off elimination and held off the Fremont Moo, 9-8, in Game 4 of the Independence League Baseball Championship series, Saturday afternoon at Historic Moller Field. Due to impending weather, Saturday's game was moved up to a 3:05pm start. The Spuds struck first for the first time in the series putting together four runs in the top of the second. Matthew Marsic doubled to begin the inning against Moo starter Trey Nichols. Lucas Danielewicz walked to put runners at first and second. Chandler Stocking singled, driving in Marsic to make it 1-0. Jaxson Bates singled, bringing in Lucas Danielewicz to make it 2-0. An RBI groundout by Parker Burt scored Stocking to make it 3-0. Two batters later Dawson Baraconi hit an RBI single, plating Jaxson Bates, to put Casper up 4-0. In the bottom of the second, Henry Hayman doubled. After a Connor Petersen groundout, advancing Hayman to third, Jayson Willers singled to right, scoring Hayman to make it 4-1. Casper got a run back in the top of the third. With one out, Matthew Marsic singled, Lucas Danielewicz singled and Chandler Stocking singled, driving in Marsic, to make it 5-1. Fremont plated a run in the bottom of the fourth. With two outs, Connor Petersen singled and advanced to second on a wild pitch. Then, Jayson Willers singled, scoring Petersen to make it 5-2. Casper pushed the lead out to their largest cushion in the sixth. Chandler Stocking led off with a single and Jaxson Bates hit a Nichols 1-2 pitch over the left field fence to put The Spuds ahead, 7-2. The Moo chipped away in the bottom of the sixth. With two outs, Henry Hayman walked, then Connor Petersen hit a liner to Chandler Stocking at second but it bounced off his glove into center field. The error put runners at the corners. Then, Jayson Willers hit an RBI double, scoring Hayman, to make it 7-3. Fremont put together its biggest inning in the bottom of the seventh, sending eight batters to the plate. Hunter Palmer led off with a double, then Christian Hobbs singled, scoring Palmer, to make it 7-4. Hobbs stole second and three batters later Tyler Harrington drew a walk. Casper went to its third pitcher Danner Hamberg. He walked Henry Hayman to put runners at first and second. Then, Connor Petersen hit a two-RBI single, scoring Hobbs and Harrington to make it 7-6. The Spuds brought in Jaxson Bates to relieve and he struck out Jayson Willers looking at a 1-2 pitch to end the inning. Casper scored a pair of valuable runs in the top of the eighth. Off Fremont reliever Carson Jasa, Jaxson Bates hit a 2-2 pitch over the left field wall, for his second home run of the game, to make it 8-6. Parker Burt doubled, then Elijah Reeves singled to put runners at the corners. Then, Jasa committed a balk, scoring Burt to make it a 9-6 Casper lead. After neither team scored in the bottom of the eighth and the top of the ninth, Fremont tried to rally in the bottom of the ninth. Tyman Long led off with a single. Then, Tyler Harrington flew out to right field for the first out. The next batter, Henry Hayman grounded to second, forcing out Long for out number two, with Hayman beating out a double play attempt to extend the game. Connor Petersen singled along the infield to put runners at first and second. Then, Jayson Willers hit a high fly ball to left center that hit the corner of the "Moller Monster", staying in the ballpark, missing a game tying home run by a foot, scoring Hayman and Petersen to make it 9-8. Easton Steck pinch ran for Willers at second. Blake Tablazon pushed the next at bat to a 3-2 count and hit a bouncing ball past the first baseman, Lucas Danielewicz who tried to back hand the ball, moving to his right, However, second baseman Chandler Stocking, moving to his left, fielded the bouncer and threw to Jaxson Bates, covering at first to retire Tablazon by a foot to end the game. Casper starter Bobby Simmons (3-0) earned the win. He pitched 5.2 innings, giving up five hits, three unearned runs, walked three, struck out three and had one wild pitch. Cooper Hack pitched 1.0 inning, giving up two hits, three runs, walked one and struck out one. Danner Hamberg faced two batters, giving up one hit and one walk. Jaxson Bates (1) earned the save. He pitched 2.1 innings, giving up three hits, two runs and struck out two. Fremont starter Trey Nichols (5-1) took the loss. The Bowling Green, Missouri native at Midland University pitched 5.0 innings, giving up eleven hits, seven runs, two walks, struck out three and gave up the sixth inning home run to Jaxson Bates. Carson Jasa pitched 3.1 innings. The Arvada, Colorado native headed to the University of Nebraska gave up five hits, two runs, walked two, struck out three, yielded the eighth inning home run to Bates, and committed a balk. Brandon Lundquist pitched 0.2 innings. The Omaha native from University of Nebraska gave up one hit and struck out two. Offensively, Casper's Dawson Baraconi was 1-for-5 with an RBI. Matthew Marsic was 4-for-4. Lucas Danielewicz went 3-for-4. Chandler Stocking was 3-for-5 with two RBI's. Jaxson Bates was 3-for-5 with two home runs and four runs batted in. Parker Burt was 1-for-4 with an RBI. Fremont's Christian Hobbs was 1-for-3. The Omaha native at Black Hawk Community College drove in one run. Connor Petersen was 3-for-5. The Tucson, Arizona native at Midland University drove in two runs. Jayson Willers went 4-for-5. The Davenport, Iowa native at Morningside University drove in five runs. More Information: With the Casper win, The Spuds have forced a decisive game five, Sunday afternoon. In seven meetings this year, Casper leads the series over the Moo, 4-3. Fremont will try to earn its second league championship in franchise history, while Casper will try to claim its first in year one of the Spuds franchise in Casper. Up Next: Fremont (33-23) will play Casper (34-24) in the winner-take-all Championship Game, Sunday afternoon. First pitch at Historic Moller Field is 5:05pm. For tickets, go to: www.fremontmoo.com/tickets or call (402)-660-1217 for more information. On The Air: All Moo home and road games are broadcast on radio on Big Dog Country, 98.9 FM and 1340 AM, KHUB. Games can also be heard on smartphones, iPads, and other mobile devices by going to www.fremontmoo.com/mixlr . 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Moo- 12, Spuds- 3 Fremont (R-H-E): 12-11-2; Casper: (R-H-E): 3-5-0 Win: Landon Mueller (3-1); Loss: Jullien Abraham (3-3); Save: Braden Sweet (2) HR: Fremont: Tyler Harrington (2) (3rd; zero on base in the fourth inning; 4th; zero on base in sixth inning); Henry Hayman (5th; three on base in seventh inning); HR: Casper: None Fremont, Nebraska- The Fremont Moo hit three home runs and moved within one win of the Independence League Baseball Championship with a 12-3 victory over the Casper Spuds, Friday night at Historic Moller Field. Fremont started the scoring in the bottom of the second inning. Henry Hayman started it off with a single off Casper starter Jullien Abraham. Hayman stole second base and advanced to third on a fly out to right field by Hayden Lewis. The next batter, Connor Petersen, grounded out to shortstop, scoring Hayman, to put Fremont up, 1-0. The Moo added to the lead in the fourth. Tyler Harrington led off by swinging at an Abraham 1-0 pitch and homered over the left center field fence to put Fremont up, 2-0. Two batters later, Hayden Lewis drew a walk and advanced to second on a wild pitch. After a Connor Petersen strikeout, Tyler Hummel singled off the left field fence, scoring Lewis, before getting thrown out trying to stretch the hit into a double. Fremont led 3-0. The Spuds got the offense going in the top of the fifth and tied the game. Elijah Reeves and Dawson Baraconti drew back-to-back walks off Fremont starter Landon Mueller. Reeves stole third before Chase Burks hit a sacrifice fly to right, scoring Reeves, to make it 3-1. James Castognola hit an RBI double, bringing home Baraconi to make it 3-2. An errant pick off attempt by Mueller advanced Castognola to third base. Then, Matthew Marsic grounded out to second, scoring Castognola, to tie the game at 3-3. Fremont recaptured the lead in the bottom of the fifth. Neil Jansen led off with a single. Then, Christian Hobbs doubled to put runners at second and third. The next batter, Carter Sintek grounded to short where Baraconi threw to third to retire Hobbs, but allowing Jansen to score, to make it 4-3. Tyler Harrington struck again in the sixth. He swung at the first pitch from Abraham in the inning and homered over "The Moller Monster", just inside the foul pole for his second long ball of the game, putting Fremont up, 5-3. The Moo put the game out of reach in the bottom of the seventh. Neil Jansen led off with a double off reliever Adam Stolwick. Christian Hobbs grounded out to second, advancing Jansen to third. Then, Carter Sintek drew a walk and stole second base. The Spuds elected to intentionally walk Tyman Long to load the bases. After Harrington struck out, Henry Hayman swung at a Stolwick 2-2 pitch and hit a grand slam home run over the left field fence, to put Fremont ahead 9-3. In the bottom of the eighth, the Fremont offense kept producing runs. Against reliever Ryan Schmidt, Connor Petersen was hit by a pitch, and advanced to second on a wild pitch. Then Tyler Hummel drew a walk. Casper made another pitching change, bringing Elijah Reeves to the mound, from center field, to throw. A passed ball advanced the runners to second and third. Two batters later, Christian Hobbs was hit by a pitch and gave way to Easton Steck to pinch run. Reeves walked Carter Sintek with the bases loaded to make the score 10-3. Two batters later, Tyler Harrington capped off the night with a two-RBI single to right, scoring Hummel and Steck to put The Moo up 12-3. After three solid innings of relief, Braden Sweet returned to the mound to pitch the ninth. He got pinch hitter Danner Hamburg and Elijah Reeves to fly out to center field, for the first two outs. Dawson Baraconi singled and Chase Burks drew a walk to put runners at first and second. However, Sweet got James Castognola to swing and miss at a 3-2 pitch to end the game. Fremont starter Landon Mueller (3-1) picked up the win. The Fremont native at Southeast Community College pitched 5.0 innings, giving up four hits, two earned runs, walked three and struck out five, while hitting one batter. Braden Sweet (2) earned the save. The Omaha native from Iowa Western Community College pitched 4.0 innings, giving up one hit, walked two, struck out four and hit one batter. Casper starter Jullien Abraham (3-3) took the loss. He pitched 6.0 innings giving up nine hits, six runs, walked one, struck out two and gave up both home runs to Tyler Harrington, plus had one wild pitch. Austin Stolwick pitched 1.0 inning giving up one hit, three runs, walked two, struck out two and yielded the grand slam to Henry Hayman. Ryan Schmidt faced two batters, giving up two runs, walked one and hit one batter. Elijah Reeves pitched 1.0 inning, giving up one hit, one run, walked one and hit one batter. Offensively, Fremont's Carter Sintek was 0-for-3. However, the Fremont native at South Dakota State drove in two runs. Tyler Harrington was 3-for-4. The Lakeland, Tennessee native from Southwestern Tennessee Community College, headed to UAB, hit two solo home runs and drove in four. Henry Hayman was 2-for-4. The Melbourne, Australia native from Barton County Community College, headed to Akron hit a grand slam and had four RBI's. Tyler Hummel was 2-for-3. The Nolensville, Tennessee native at Colorado School of Mines drove in one, and Neil Jansen was 2-for-4. The Cypress, California native at San Jose State had a single and a double. For Casper, James Castognola was 1-for-5 with an RBI. More Information: With the win, Fremont took a 2-1 lead in the best-of-five Championship Series. In six games this season, Fremont and Casper have won three each. Up Next: Fremont (33-22) will host Casper (33-24) in game four of the series, Saturday night. First pitch is 7:05pm. If Fremont wins, The Moo will claim the ILB Championship. If Casper wins, the decisive Game 5 will be Sunday at 5:05pm, at Historic Moller Field. For tickets to Game 4, go to: www.fremontmoo.com/tickets , or call (402)-660-1217 for more information. On The Air: All Moo home and road games are broadcast on radio on Big Dog Country, 98.9 FM and 1340 AM, KHUB. Games can also be heard on smartphones, iPads, and other mobile devices by going to: www.fremontmoo.com . All Moo home games have video streaming live on YouTube at: BSDN Live.
Moo- 11, Spuds- 2 Fremont (R-H-E): 11-14-1; Casper (R-H-E): 2-6-1 Win: Brody Sintek (1-0); Loss: Nolan Thiebay (2-1); Save: Kadyn Van Hill (1) HR: Fremont: None; HR: Casper: None Casper, Wyoming- Brody Sintek pitched his best outing of the year and The Fremont Moo pounded out fourteen hits in an 11-2 win over the Casper Spuds, Wednesday night at Mike Lansing Field. With the win, the best-of-five Independence League Baseball Championship series is now tied at one game apiece, with the remainder of the series shifting to Historic Moller Field, in Fremont. Fremont began the scoring in the top of the second. Henry Hayman and Connor Petersen led off with back-to-back singles off Casper starter Nolan Thiebay. Two batters later, Hunter Palmer laid down a bunt single, to load the bases. Then, Blake Tablazon drew a bases loaded walk, scoring Hayman, to make it 1-0. The next batter, Christian Hobbs, hit a sacrifice fly to right, scoring Petersen, to put The Moo up, 2-0. In the top of the third, Tyman Long led off for Fremont and drew a walk. Then, Tyler Harrington singled, to put runners at first and second. The next batter, Henry Hayman, hit a two-RBI double, to put Fremont up, 4-0. After Connor Petersen laid down a sacrifice bunt, advancing Hayman to third, two batters later Hunter Palmer hit a ground ball to third, scoring Hayman, to make it 5-0, The Moo. Casper got on the board in the bottom of the fourth. With one out, James Castagnola reached on a ground out fielder's choice off Fremont starter Brody Sintek. The next batter, Matthew Marsic, hit an RBI triple to the right center field gap, to make it 5-1. Fremont answered in the top of the fifth. With two outs, Jayson Willers and Hunter Palmer hit back-to-back singles. Then, Blake Tablazon drew a walk, to load the bases. The next batter, Christian Hobbs, hit a two-RBI single to right. Marsic's throw came into the infield and ended up near The Moo dugout, allowing Tablazon to score, as well, making it 8-1, Fremont. The Spuds got the first two batters on base in the seventh. Chandler Stocking and Jaxson Bates had back-to-back singles, and that ended the night for Brody Sintek, as Kadyn Van HIll came on in relief. After getting a pair of fly ball outs, Van Hill gave up an RBI single to Dawson Baraconi, to make the score, 8-2. However, for the third inning in the game, Fremont scored three runs. With two outs, Casper went to the bullpen to bring in Bobby Simmons, however, the right-hander could not record an out. Tyler Harrington was hit by a pitch and Henry Hayman drew a walk. Then, Connor Petersen hit a single, scoring Harrington, to make it 9-2. The Spuds went to the bullpen again, bringing in Glenn Williams. Henry Hayman stole third, then Jayson Willers hit a two-RBI double to the left field corner, to make it 11-2. The score remained that way going into the bottom of the ninth. Van HIll got Jaxson Bates to foul out wide of third for the first out. Then, Parker Burt grounded out to third. With two outs, Van Hill got Elijah Reeves to swing at a 1-2 pitch and ground out to Carter Sintek at shortstop for the final out of the game. Moo starter Brody Sintek (1-0) earned the win. The Fremont native at Wayne State College pitched 6.0 innings, giving up five hits, two runs, walked three and struck out five. Kadyn Van HIll (1) picked up the save. The Omaha native from Iowa Western Community College pitched 3.0 innings, giving up one hit and walking one. Casper starter Nolan Thiebay (2-1) took the loss. He pitched 2.1 innings, giving up five hits, five runs, walked four and struck out one. Cooper Hack pitched 3.0 innings, giving up six hits, two earned runs, walked one and struck out one. Danner Hamburg pitched 2.1 innings, giving up one hit, walked one and struck out two. Bobby Simmons faced three batters and gave up one hit, three runs, walked one and hit one batter. Glenn Williams pitched 1.1 innings, giving up one hit and walked one. Offensively for Fremont, Christian Hobbs was 2-for-6 and drove in three runs. Tyler Harrington was 2-for-4. The Lakeland Tennessee native headed to UAB had two singles. Henry Hayman was 3-for-4. The Melbourne, Australia native at Barton County Community College had two singles, a double and two RBI's. Connor Petersen was 2-for-5. The Tucson, Arizona native at Midland University drove in one run. Jayson Willers was 2-for-3. The Davenport, Iowa native at Morningside University had two RBI's, and Hunter Palmer was 2-for-5. The St. Michael, Minnesota native at South Dakota State drove in one run. For Casper, Dawson Baraconi was 1-for-3 with a run driven in, as was Matthew Marsic. Chandler Stocking was 2-for-4. More Information: With the Fremont win, The Independence League's Championship Series is tied at 1-1. The venue now shifts to Fremont for the final games of the best-of-five series. Up Next: Fremont (32-22) will host Casper (33-23) in game three of the series, Friday night, August 4th, at Historic Moller Field at 7:05. Game four will be Saturday night, August 5th at 7:05, in Fremont. Game five, if necessary, will be in Fremont at 5:05pm. For tickets to the remaining games in the series, go to: www.fremontmoo.com/tickets , or call (402)-660-1217 for more information. On The Air: All Moo home and road games are broadcast on radio on Big Dog Country, 98.9 FM and 1340 AM, KHUB. Games can also be heard on smartphones, iPads, and other mobile devices by going to: www.fremontmoo.com/mixlr . All Moo home games have video streaming live on www: fremontmoo.com and on YouTube at: BSDN Live.
Spuds- 11, Moo- 5 Casper (R-H-E): 11-9-0; Fremont (R-H-E): 5-6-2 Win: Ty Vollmer (2-4); Loss: Tyson Romero (5-1); Save: None HR: Casper: Dawson Baraconi (2nd; one on base in third inning); HR: Fremont: Neil Jansen (4th; two on base in ninth inning) Casper, Wyoming- The Casper Spuds got excellent starting pitching and offensively put pressure on Fremont in an 11-5 victory over The Moo to open up the Independence League's best-of-five Championship Series, Tuesday night at Mike Lansing Field. Fremont began the scoring in the top of the second. Connor Petersen was hit by a Ty Vollmer pitch, with one out. Then, Jason Willers drew a walk and a wild pitch advanced the base runners to second and third. The next batter, Blake Tablazon, hit a sacrifice fly to right field, scoring Petersen, to put Fremont ahead 1-0. Casper got on the board in the third and never relinquished the lead. With one out, Elijah Reeves reached on a bunt single. Dawson Baraconi was hit by a pitch to put runners at first and second. Then, a Chase Burke bunt was fielded by Tyler Harrington at third, but his throw to first bounced wildly and allowed two runs to score, making it 2-1, Casper. Two batters later, Matthew Marsic hit a chopper to first, which Conner Peterson attempted to backhand, but misplayed, allowing Burke to score, making it 3-1. The Spuds extended the lead in the bottom of the fourth. Elijah Reeves reached on a two-out single and stole second. Then, Dawson Baraconi swung at a Romero 1-0 pitch and deposited it over the left field wall for a two-run home run, to put Casper up 5-1. Casper added on in the bottom of the fifth. With one out, Matthew Marsic singled ahead of Lucas Danielewicz and Chandler Stocking who were hit by back-to-back pitches. Then, Jaxson Bates hit a two-rbi single, scoring Marsic and Danielewicz to make the score, 7-1. A Romero wild pitch brought home Stocking to make it 8-1, Casper, after five innings. The Spuds plated three more in the bottom of the seventh. Against Fremont reliever Trey Nichols, Lucas Danielewicz tripled with one out. Then, Chandler Stocking hit an RBI single, making the score 9-1. The next batter, Jaxson Bates, hit a double, scoring Stocking all the way from first, to push the score to 10-1, while Bates took third on the throw home. Then, Parker Burt hit a sacrifice fly to left, scoring Bates, to give Casper a ten-run lead, 11-1. Fremont found some offense in the ninth off Casper reliever Max Vosters. With one out, Tyman Long singled. Two batters later, down to Fremont's last strike, Jayson Willers struck out swinging, but a passed ball advanced Long to second and Willers to first, to extend the inning. Then, Blake Tablazon singled, driving home Long, to make the score, 11-2. The next batter, Neil Jansen, hit a 2-1 pitch from Vosters over the fence, just left of straight-away center field, for a three-run home run, to make it 11-5. However, Vosters got Christian Hobbs to swing at a 1-0 pitch and ground out to shortstop for the final out of the game. Casper starter Ty Vollmer (2-4) picked up the win. He pitched 8.0 innings, giving up three hits, one run, walked three, struck out four, had one wild pitch and hit one batter. Max Vosters pitched 1.0 inning, giving up three hits, four runs, struck out one and yielded the home run to Jansen. Fremont starter Tyson Romero (5-1) suffered the loss. The Lincoln native at Nebraska Wesleyan pitched 5.0 innings, giving up five hits, five earned runs, walked two, struck out four, gave up the home run to Baraconi, had one wild pitch and hit three batters. Trey Nichols pitched 2.0 innings. The Bowling Green, Missouri native at MIdland University gave up four hits, three runs, walked one and struck out one. Gavin Alveti pitched 1.0 inning. The Searcy, Arkansas native at Central Arkansas walked one and hit one batter. Offensively, Casper's Dawson Baraconi was 1-for-3 with a two-run home run. Chandler Stocking was 1-for-4 with an RBI. Jaxson Bates was 2-for-4 and drove in three. Parker Burt was 0-for-4 but had an RBI sacrifice fly and Elijah Reeves was 3-for-4. For Fremont, Carter Sintek was 2-for-4. The Fremont native at South Dakota State had a double and a single. Blake Tablazaon was 2-for-4. The Lynewoon, Washington native at Cerro Coso Community College drove in two runs and Neil Jansen, the Cypress, California native at San Jose State, was 1-for-3, with a three-run home run. More Information: Casper took game one of the best-of-five series. Spuds' pitcher Ty Vollmer earned his second win of the year, both of which were against Fremont. Up Next: Fremont (31-22) will play Casper (33-22) in game two of the series, Wednesday night at 7:30pm (CT) / 6:30pm (MT). The weather forecast in Casper calls for possible strong thunderstorms throughout the day, Wednesday. If the game time is changed, or the game is postponed, information will be sent out on www.fremontmoo.com , local radio KHUB AM 1340, in Fremont, and all of The Moo social media outlets. Fremont will host game three of the series, Friday night at 7:05pm at Historic Moller Field, in Fremont. If necessary, Game 4 and Game 5 will also be played in Fremont, Saturday, Aug. 5th at 7:05pm and Sunday, August 6th at 5:05pm. For tickets to the Moo home games in the Championship Series, go to: www.fremontmoo.com/tickets , or call (402)-660-1217 for more information. On The Air: All Moo home and road games are broadcast on radio on Big Dog Country, 98.9 FM and 1340 AM, KHUB. Games can also be heard on smartphones, iPads and other mobile devices by going to: www.fremontmoo.com/mixlr . All Moo home games have video streaming live at: www.fremontmoo.com and on YouTube at: BSDN Live.
Sodbusters- 10, Moo- 8 Hastings-(R-H-E): 10-7-2; Fremont- (R-H-E): 8-12-1 Win: Niko Riera (1-2); Loss: Jacob Ortiz (0-1); Save: Alec Fichter (1) HR: Hastings: None; HR: Fremont: None Hastings, Nebraska- The Hastings Sodbusters defeated the Fremont Moo 10-8, Sunday night at Duncan Field. Hastings claimed the final game of the regular season as Fremont will now prepare for the Independence League Baseball Association best-of-five championship series. Fremont took the lead in the top of the second inning. With one out, Easton Steck singled, then advanced to second on a ground ball by Tyler Hummel that was thrown errantly to second by Sodbuster second baseman Taylor Gill. Then, Jason Clark hit a ground ball to third, that Anthony Chavez misplayed, bringing in Steck to make it 1-0. The next batter, Blake Tablazon singled, driving in Hummel to make it 2-0. Hunter Palmer walked and Carter Sintek hit into a fielder's choice. On a pick off attempt to second, Palmer got under the tag and Tablazon broke for home. The throw home was late, as Tablazon scored, to put Fremont up 3-0. Hastings got on the board in the bottom of the second. Anthony Chavez was hit by a pitch to lead off the inning. Then, Josh Prinner doubled to put runners at second and third. Jacob Nesvara drew a walk to load the bases. Two batters later, Taylor Gill singled, driving home Chavez and Prinner to make it a 3-2 game. Fremont doubled the lead in the top of the third. Tyman Long walked and Connor Petersen singled, to put runners at first and second. Then, Neil Jansen singled, driving in Long, to make it 4-2. The Sodbusters put together their largest inning in the third, sending ten batters to the plate. With two outs, Nick Jones doubled and advanced to third on a wild pitch. Anthony Chavez walked and Josh Prinner was hit by a pitch to load the bases. Fremont starter Brandon Lundquist then walked Jacob Nesvara, Kyle Hiltbrand and Taylor Gill, bringing home three runs. The Moo went to the bullpen and brought in Jacob Ortiz, who walked Jaden Stone, bringing in another run. Then, a wild pitch scored Hiltbrand to put Hastings up 7-4, after three innings. The Moo recovered to tie the game midway through the fourth. Blake Tablazon led off with a walk and Hunter Palmer was hit by a pitch. Carter Sintek walked to load the bases before Tyman Long hit a two-RBI double to left, scoring Tablazon and Palmer, to make it 7-6. Then, Connor Petersen hit a sacrifice fly to right, scoring Sintek, to tie the game at 7-7. Fremont recaptured the lead in the top of the fifth. With one out, Jason Clark singled and Blake Tablazon was hit with a pitch. Then, Hunter Palmer singled to load the bases. Hastings went to its third pitcher of the game, Niko Riera, who induced a sacrifice fly to left by Carter Sintek, scoring Clark, to put Fremont ahead, 8-7. Hastings tied the game in the bottom of the sixth. With one out, Jaden Stone drew a walk and a ground out by Kale Jensen to second, advanced Stone to second base. Then, Markos Cabranes hit an RBI single, scoring Stone, to tie the game at 8-8. In the bottom of the eighth, The Sodbusters plated two runs to take the lead. Taylor Gill hit a fly ball to right center that Tyler Hummel had popped out of his glove, putting a runner at second. Jaden Stone singled to put runners at first and third. Kale Jensen singled, scoring Gill, to make it 9-8. Markos Cabranes hit a fly ball to left that Hunter Palmer dropped, but recovered to force out Stone at third. On the play, Henry Hayman threw to second and Blake Tablazon tagged out Kale Jensen for a double play. Cabranes stole second, then advanced to third on a Jacob Ortiz balk. Nick Jones, then, singled up the middle, scoring Cabranes to make it 10-8, Hastings. In the ninth, The Sodbusters brought in Alec Fichter to close out the game. He got Tyler Hummel to line out to second for the first out. Jason Clark walked and gave way to Darius Blasingane to pinch run. Blake Tablazon popped up to second for the second out. Then, Fichter got Hunter Palmer to swing and miss at a 3-2 pitch, to end the game. Hastings starter Jacob Sjuts pitched 2.0 innings, giving up five hits, one earned run and walked three. Luke Wenzel pitched 2.1 innings, giving up three hits, four runs, walked three, struck out two and hit one batter. Niko Riera (1-2) earned the win. He pitched 3.2 innings, giving up four hits and struck out four. Alec Fichter (1) earned the save. He pitched 1.0 inning and walked one. Fremont starter Brandon Lundquist pitched 2.2 innings. The Omaha native from the University of Nebraska gave up three hits, seven runs, walked seven, struck out two, had one wild pitch and hit two batters. Jacob Ortiz (0-1) took the loss. The Tucson, Arizona native from Cerro Coso Community College pitched 5.0 innings, giving up four hits, one earned run, walked four, struck out five and committed one balk. Darius Blasingane pitched 0.1 innings. The St. Petersburg, Florida native at Edward Waters University threw one pitch in the eighth, getting a flyout. Offensively, Hastings' Taylor Gill was 1-for-4 with an RBI. Jaden Stone was 1-for-3 with a run batted in, as was Kale Jensen. Markos Cabranes was 1-for-4 with an RBI. Nick Jones was 2-for-5 with a run batted in. Jacob Nesvara was 0-for-2 but drew a bases-loaded walk. Kyle Hiltbrand was 0-for-3 and also drew a bases-loaded walk. For Fremont, Carter Sintek was 1-for-4. The Fremont native at South Dakota State drove in one run. Tyman Long was 2-for-2. The Sioux Falls, South Dakota native at College of Southern Nevada had two RBI's. Connor Petersen was 3-for-5. The Tucson, Arizona native at Midland University had one RBI. Neil Jansen was 1-for-4. The Cypress, California native at San Jose State drove in one run. Jason Clark also went 1-for-4. The Victoria, Illinois native at Knox College had one RBI, and Blake Tablazon was 1-for-3. The Lynewoon, Washington native at Cerro Coso Community College drove in one. More Information: With the Hastings win, Fremont took the season series over the Sodbusters, 10-1. Fremont's Henry Hayman had his ten-game hitting streak come to an end. The Sodbusters ended the season 17-35 and 11-16 in the ILB second half. Fremont ended the regular season with the best winning percentage of postseason eligible teams at .596. Up Next: Fremont (31-21) will play the Casper Spuds (32-22) in the Independence League Baseball Association's best-of-five championship series. Games one and two will be Tuesday and Wednesday, August 1st and 2nd at Mike Lansing Field, in Casper, Wyoming. First pitch, both nights, is 7:30pm (CT) / 6:30pm (MT). Game three and games four and five, if necessary, will be at Historic Moller Field, in Fremont. Game three is Friday, August 4th at 7:05pm. Game four would be Saturday, August 5th at 7:05pm and Game five would be Sunday, August 6th at 5:05pm, if necessary. For tickets to the Moo home games in the championship series, go to: www.fremontmoo.com/mixlr or call (402)-660-1217. On The Air: All Moo home and road games are broadcast on radio on Big Dog Country, 98.9 FM and 1340 AM, KHUB. Games can also be heard on smartphones, iPads, and other mobile devices by going to: www.fremontmoo.com/mixlr . All Moo home games have video streaming live at: www.fremontmoo.com and on YouTube at: BSDN Live.
Sodbusters- 3, Moo- 2 Hastings- (I-R-H-E): 3-6-6-0; Fremont- (I-R-H-E): 2-6-3-3 Win: Taylor Gill; Loss: Jagger Edwards; Save: Eli Merritt HR: Hastings: None; HR: Fremont: None Hastings, Nebraska- Plenty of fun was had Saturday night at Duncan Field as the Hastings Sodbusters defeated the Fremont Moo, 3-2, in an exhibition "Banana Ball" game. The two teams played under the rules set forth by the World Famous traveling baseball team, "The Savannah Bananas". The objective of the game is to score more runs than the opposition in each inning. If you outscore the opponent in the inning, you win that inning, and the final score reflects the amount of innings won, not overall runs scored. Fremont outscored Hastings in the second inning. Connor Petersen led off with a walk. When a player walks, he may advance as far as he wishes to run. The opposition must have all nine players touch the ball before the play ends. Peterson advanced to second, then Jayson Willers was hit by a pitch. Three batters later, Blake Tablazon drew a walk and in the ball distribution melee, Peterson and Willers both scored to give The Moo two runs in the inning. In the bottom of the second, Nick Jones drew a one-out walk and Anthony Chavez reached on an error. With runners at the corners, Fremont's Tyler Harrington executed a perfect hidden ball trip, tagging out Jones for the second out. Tyler Kissler drew a walk, scoring Chavez. Moo starter Carson Jasa got Kyle Hiltbrand to bounce back to the mound for the final out of the inning. Fremont outscored Hastings, 2-1 in the inning and led the game, 1-0. In the bottom of the fourth, Hastings tied the game. After Fremont scored a run in the top of the fourth, Tyler Welsh drew a walk and got to second on a wild pitch. Jacob Nesvara reached on an error at shortstop to bring in Welsh. Tyler Kissler reached on an error at first base to put runners at the corners. Then, Kyle Hiltbrand singled, driving in Nesvara, to give the inning to Hastings, 2-1 and tying the game at 1-1. The Sodbusters took the lead in the game in the bottom of the fifth. Against reliever Jagger Edwards, Taylor Gill was hit by a pitch, then stole second. Two batters later, Kale Jensen hit an RBI single, scoring Gill, to give the inning to Hastings, 1-0 and the lead in the game, 2-1. Hastings extended the lead in the bottom of the seventh. Against reliever Cole Hupke, Rusty Wortman singled. Two batters later Luke Wenzel did as well, to put runners at first and second. Wortman took off to steal third. Cole Hupke stepped off the rubber and threw to third to try to retire Wortman, but Hupke's throw sailed over the third base bag, allowing Wortman to score, giving Hastings the inning, 1-0 and the lead in the game, 3-1. The Moo won the eighth inning. Against reliever Kale Jensen, Carter Sintek tripled with one out. Two batters later, Darius Blasingane drew a walk, and in the ball distribution, Sintek scored and Blasingane ended up at second base. Blasingane stole third, then Easton Steck walked, scoring Blasingane in the distribution, giving Fremont a 2-0 advantage in the inning. With Hastings not scoring in the bottom of the eighth, the Sodbusters lead in the game was 3-2. In the top of the ninth, Hastings reliever Eli Merritt got Tyler Hummel to ground out to third base and Jacob Ortiz to fly out to right field. Merritt then got Carson Jasa to fly out to right field, as well, to end the game. With the game complete, both teams played out the "Showdown" portion of the game. Both teams had a chance to bat. The format includes one batter, one pitcher, one catcher, and one fielder who has to start with his foot on second base. In Fremont's chance at the plate, Hastings' Kyle Hiltbrand got Carter Sintek to pop up to the mound for the out. In the bottom half of the "Showdown", Kyle Hiltbrand faced Fremont's pitcher, Tyler Harrington. On a 1-2 pitch, Hiltbrand singled to right, to end the "Showdown", in favor of the Sodbusters. Hastings starter Adam Deboer pitched 4.0 innings, giving up two hits, three runs, walked four, struck out five and hit two batters. Luke Wenzel pitched 1.0 inning, striking out one. Taylor Gill, who earned the win, pitched 1.0 inning, giving up one run, walked one and struck out two. Markos Cabranes pitched 1.1 innings, giving up one run, walked one and struck out two. Kale Jensen pitched 0.2 innings, giving up one hit, two runs and walked two. Eli Merritt earned the save, pitching 1.0 inning, retiring all three batters he faced. Fremont starter Carson Jasa pitched 4.0 innings. The Arvada, Colorado native, headed to the University of Nebraska, gave up two hits, one earned run, walked three, had one wild pitch and hit one batter. Jagger Edwards took the loss. The San Antonio, Texas native at Columbia University pitched 2.0 innings, giving up one hit, two runs, walked two and hit one batter. Cole Hupke pitched 2.0 innings. The Brandon, South Dakota native gave up four hits, one run and struck out two. Offensively, Hastings' Kale Jensen was 2-for-3 with an RBI. Hayman Zaffino drew a walk, driving in a run and Kyle Hiltbrand was 1-for-3 with an RBI. For Fremont, Jayson Willers, the Davenport, Iowa native at Morningside University, drove in a run, with a walk , and Hunter Palmer, the St. Michael, Minnesota native at South Dakota State, was 1-for-2 with an RBI. More Information: Saturday night's exhibition game did not count in team standings, statistics, or records for either team. Up Next: Fremont (31-20, 14-13) will play Hastings (16-35, 10-16) in the final game of the regular season, Sunday night. First pitch at Duncan Field will be 6:35pm. Fremont will open up the Independence League Baseball Association's best-of-five Championship Series, Tuesday night. Games one and two will be at Mike Lansing Field, in Casper, Wyoming versus the Casper Spuds. Both games, Tuesday and Wednesday, August 1st and 2nd will start at 7:30pm (CT) / 6:30pm (MT). Game three and games four and five, if necessary, will be at Historic Moller Field, in Fremont, August 4th through the 6th. The Friday and Saturday times for games three and four will be 7:05pm and game five, on Sunday, August 6th, would be at 5:05pm. For tickets to the games at Historic Moller Field, August 4th, plus 5th and 6th if necessary, go to: www.fremontmoo.com/tickets or call (402)-660-1217 for more information. On The Air: All Moo home and road games are broadcast on radio on Big Dog Country, 98.9 FM and 1340 AM, KHUB. Games can also be heard on smartphones, iPads, and other mobile devices by going to: www.fremontmoo.com/mixlr . All Moo home games have live video streaming at: www.fremontmoo.com and on YouTube at: BSDN Live.
Moo- 5, Sodbusters- 2 Fremont: (R-H-E): 5-7-3, Hastings: (R-H-E): 2-6-2 Win: Lucas Hamzeh (2-0); Loss: Daulton Juden (3-6); Save: None HR: Fremont: None: HR: Hastings: None Hastings, Nebraska- Fremont starting pitcher Lucas Hamzeh pitched eight solid innings and led the Moo to a 5-2 victory over the Hastings Sodbusters, Friday night at Duncan Field. Fremont started the scoring in the top of the second. Neil Jansen singled with one out and Easton Steck followed with a base hit, as well. Then, a double steal put runners at second and third. The next batter, Tyler Harrington, drove in Jansen with a ground out to first base, to make it 1-0. The Sodbusters tied the game in the bottom of the second. Tyler Welsh reached on an error by Blake Tablazon at second base. Then, a wild pitch advanced Welsh to second. Two batters later, Eli Merritt singled to put runners at first and third. Then, Josh Prinner hit into a fielder's choice, scoring Welsh, to tie the game at 1-1. The Moo took the lead for good in the top of the fourth. Blake Tablazon drew a lead off walk. Two batters later, Neil Jansen was hit by a pitch to put runners at first and second. Then, Easton Steck hit a ground ball to third that ricochet off Tyler Welsh and went into center field, scoring Tablazon. Tyler Harrington then singled, bringing home Jansen, to make it 3-1, Fremont. Hastings cut The Moo lead in half in the bottom of the seventh. Josh Prinner and Jacob Nesvara hit back-to-back singles, to put runners at first and third. Then, Taylor Gill hit a sacrifice fly to center, scoring Prinner, to make the score 3-2. Fremont got the run right back in the top of the eighth. Neil Jansen led off with a single, then advanced to second on a ground out by Easton Steck. A wild pitch moved Jansen to third. Then, Tyler Harrington grounded out to short, scoring Jansen, to make it 4-2. The Moo added one more run in the top of the ninth. Jayson Willers led off with a walk, then Darius Blasingane came on to pinch run. A ground out by Henry Hayman to second advanced Blasingane into scoring position. Then, Blake Tablazon hit a chopper that bounced off Welsh's glove at third, scoring Blasingane, to make it 5-2. In the bottom of the ninth, Moo reliever Gavin Alveti came on to pitch. He got Eli Merritt to pop up to Tablazon at second for the first out. Then, Josh Prinner bounced back to Alveti on the mound for out number two. Pinch hitter Nick Jones singled. Then Alveti got pinch hitter Markos Cabranes to swing at a 3-2 pitch and fly out to Jansen in center field, for the final out of the game. Fremont starter Lucas Hamzeh (2-0) earned the win. The Gilbert, Arizona native at Midland University pitched 8.0 innings, giving up five hits, one earned run, walked one, struck out four and had one wild pitch. Gaven Alveti pitched the ninth. The Searcy, Arkansas native at Central Arkansas gave up one hit. Hastings starter Daulton Juden (3-6) took the loss. He pitched 6.0 innings giving up four hits, one earned run, walked four and struck out seven. Brayden Mackey pitched 3.0 innings, giving up three hits, one earned run, walked two, struck out two and had two wild pitches. Offensively for Fremont, Neil Jansen was 2-for-4. The Cypress, California native at San Jose State had two singles. Tyler Harrington was 1-for-4. The Lakeland, Tennessee native headed to Alabama-Birmingham drove in three runs. The Sodbusters' Taylor Gill was 2-for-4 with an RBI. More Information: With the win, Fremont claimed the first game of the three-game series. Fremont leads the season series over Hastings, 10-0. With a single in the seventh inning, Henry Hayman hit safely in his tenth straight game. Friday night's contest was played at a brisk two hours and thirteen minutes. Up Next: Fremont (31-20, 14-13) will play Hastings (16-35, 10-16) in game two of the series, Saturday night at Duncan Field. Saturday's game will be played with "Banana Ball Rules", influenced by the World Famous entertainment team, The Savannah Bananas. First pitch will be 6:35pm. The Moo and The Sodbusters will wrap up regular season action, Sunday, at 6:35pm at Duncan Field. The Moo have now learned their opponent in the Independence League's Championship Series. Fremont will play the Caper Spuds who won the league's second half. Games one and two of the best-of-five series will be played at Mike Lansing Field, in Casper, Wyoming, Tuesday and Wednesday, August 1st and 2nd. Both games will begin at 7:30pm (CT) / 6:30pm (MT). Game three will be at Historic Moller Field, in Fremont, Friday, August 4th at 7:05pm. Game four (if necessary) will be Saturday, August 5th at 7:05pm. Game five (if necessary) will be Sunday, August 6th at 5:05pm. For tickets to the Championship Series games in Fremont, go to: www.fremontmoo.com/tickets or call (402)-660-1217. On The Air: All Moo home and road games are broadcast on radio on Big Dog Country, 98.9 FM and 1340 AM, KHUB. Games can also be heard on smartphones, iPads, and other mobile devices by going to: www.fremontmoo.com/mixlr . All Moo home games have live video streaming at: www.fremontmoo.com and on YouTube at: BSDN Live.
Sasquatch- 11, Moo- 10 Spearfish (R-H-E): 11-13-0; Fremont (R-H-E): 10-16-3 Win: Joe McBride (2-2); Loss: Connor Petersen (2-1); Save: None HR: Spearfish: None; HR: Fremont: None Spearfish, South Dakota- The Spearfish Sasquatch handed the Fremont Moo an 11-10 loss, courtesy of a walk-off RBI double in the bottom of the ninth inning, Thursday night at Black Hills Energy Stadium. Fremont started the scoring in the top of the first. With one out, Henry Hayman singled off Sasquatch starter Hunter Polley. Then, Tyman Long doubled to put runners at second and third. The next batter, Jayson Willers, was hit by a pitch, to load the bases. Then, Neil Jansen hit a bouncing ball to third for a ground out, which scored Hayman, to make it 1-0. Spearfish tied the game in the bottom of the first. Seth Nelson drew a walk from Moo starter Brody Sintek. Trey Vorwald singled to put runners at the corners. Two batters later, Jack Nehler grounded out to shortstop, scoring Nelson, to make it 1-1. The Moo recaptured the lead in the top of the second. Easton Steck led off with a double. Then, Hunter Palmer hit an RBI single, bringing home Steck to make it 2-1. Two batters later, Carter Sintek singled, driving home Palmer, to make it 3-1, in favor of The Moo. The Sasquatch would get the runs back in the bottom of the second. Luis Reyes led off with a double, and advanced to third on a wild pitch. Then, Bryson Hoier hit an RBI double, bringing home Reyes, to make it 3-2. Hoier stole third and after Seth Nelson walked two batters later, Trey Vorwald reached on an error by Carter Sintek at shortstop, scoring Hoier, to tie the game at 3-3. Fremont grabbed the lead again, in the top of the third. With two outs, Neil Jansen singled and advanced to second on a wild pitch. Then, Jason Clark hit an RBI single, bringing home Jansen, to put Fremont up, 4-3. The Moo had their largest lead in the top of the fourth. Hunter Palmer led off with a double and two batters later, Carter Sintek singled, bringing home Palmer, to make it 5-3. Henry Hayman was hit by a pitch, then a wild pitch put the runners at second and third. Two more wild pitches allowed Sintek and Hayman to score, making it 7-3, Fremont, midway through the fourth. The Sasquatch responded with their largest scoring inning of the night, in the bottom of the fourth. Keegan Weston led off with a triple. Then, Seth Nelson grounded to short, but Carter Sintek's throw to first was dropped by Tyman Long, scoring Weston, to make it 7-4. Trey Vorwald singled to put runners at first and second. A base hit by Joey Legg scored Nelson, to make it 7-5. A wild pitch by Brody SIntek scored Vorwald and Jack Nehler singled to load the bases. Another wild pitch brought home Legg, to tie the score at 7-7. Ryan Bachman drew a walk to put runners at the corners, and Fremont went to the bullpen, bringing in Kadyn Van Hill. On the first offering after the pitching change, Luis Reyes laid down a sacrifice bunt, scoring Nehler, to put the Sasquatch in front, 8-7. Spearfish extended the lead in the bottom of the fifth. Keegan Weston led off with a double and scored on two wild pitches, making it 9-7, Spearfish, after five innings. The Moo got a run back in the top of the sixth. Tyman Long led off with a single and advanced to second on a wild pitch. Then, Jayson Willers hit an RBI double, driving home Long, to make it 9-8. The Sasquatch pushed the lead back to two runs, in the bottom of the sixth. Bryson Hoier reached on a one-out base on balls and stole second base. Daniel Thiessen singled to put runners at the corners. Then, a groundout to third by Keegan Weston, brought home Hoier, to make it 10-8, Spearfish. Fremont plated a run in the top of the seventh. With two outs, Carter Sintek singled and Henry Hayman followed with an RBI double, scoring Sintek, to make it 10-9. Spearfish had a chance to close out the game in the top of the ninth, but The Moo would tie it in wild fashion. Against closer Joe McBride, Henry Hayman led off with a single and Tyman Long drew a walk to put runners at first and second. Jason Willers attempted to bunt, twice, but was down in the count 0-2, before flying out to right field for the first out. McBride got Neil Jansen to pop up to shortstop for the second out of the inning. Fremont sent Tyler Harrington to the plate to pinch hit. With the count 2-2 and Fremont down to its final strike, Harrington hit a ground ball right at shortstop Bailey Bordas for what looked to be an easy force out at second to end the game. However, the ball took a wicked hop and bounced over Bordas' right shoulder into left field, scoring Hayman, to tie the game at 10-10. McBride got out of the inning by getting Easton Steck to strike out, ending the top of the ninth. Fremont reliever Connor Petersen, who kept the Sasquatch scoreless in the eighth, tried to do so in the ninth, but Spearfish would come up big. After Petersen struck out Trey Vorwald and Joey Legg for the first two outs, Jack Nehler singled. Then Bailey Bordas hit a Petersen 1-0 pitch in the left-center field gap, all the way to the fence, scoring Nehler from first, giving the Sasquatch the walk-off win, 11-10. Spearfish starter Hunter Polley pitched 3.2 innings, giving up nine hits, seven runs, walked two, struckout two, had four wild pitches and hit two batters. Julio Romero pitched 4.0 innings, giving up five hits, two runs, walked five, struck out two, had two wild pitches and hit one batter. Joe McBride (2-2) picked up the win. He pitched 1.1 innings, giving up two hits, one run, walked one and struck out one. Moo starter Brody Sintek pitched 3.0 innings. The Fremont native at Wayne State College gave up eight hits, three earned runs, walked four, struck out three and had three wild pitches. Kadyn Van Hill pitched 4.0 innings. The Omaha native from Iowa Western Community College gave up two hits, two runs, walked four, struck out one, had three wild pitches and hit one batter. Connor Petersen (2-1) took the loss. The Tucson, Arizona native at Midland University pitched 1.2 innings, giving up three hits, one run, walked one and struck out four. Offensively, Spearfish's Trey Vorwald was 2-for-5. Joey Legg was 1-for-4 with an RBI. Jack Nehler was 2-for-5. Ryan Bachman was 1-for-3, driving in one run. Luis Reyes was 2-for-4 with an RBI. Bryson Hoier went 2-for-4 with a run batted in and Keegan Weston was 2-for-4 with an RBI. For The Moo, Carter Sintek was 4-for-6. The Fremont native at South Dakota State drove in two runs. Henry Hayman was 3-for-5. The Melbourne, Australia native from Barton County Community College had one RBI. Tyman Long was 2-for-4. The Sioux Falls, South Dakota native at College of Southern Nevada had a double and a single. Jayson Willers was 1-for-4. The Davenport, Iowa native from Morningside University drove in one run. Jason Clark was 1-for-4. The Victoria, Illinois native at Knox College had one RBI. Tyler Harrington was 1-for-1. The Lakeland, Tennessee native headed to Alabama-Birmingham, drove home one run, and Hunter Palmer went 2-for-3. The St. Michael, Minnesota native at South Dakota State had one RBI. More Information: After the loss, Fremont had its three game winning streak snapped, but took the season series from the Sasquatch, 6-3. Fremont's Henry Hayman ran his hitting streak to nine straight games. With the Badlands Big Sticks getting swept in a doubleheader at Hastings, and Casper defeating Oahe, Thursday night, Fremont will now be paired with the Independence League's second-half champion, the Casper Spuds, in the ILB best-of-five championship series, beginning next week. Games one and two will be played August 1st and 2nd at Mike Lansing Field, in Casper Wyoming. Game times have not been announced, as of yet. Game three of the series will be at Historic Moller Field, in Fremont, Friday, August 4th at 7:05pm. Game four (if necessary) will be Saturday, August 5th, in Fremont at 7:05pm and Game five (If necessary) will be Sunday, August 6th at 5:05pm, in Fremont. For tickets to the Moo home games in the Championship Series, go to: www.fremontmoo.com/tickets , or call (402)-660-1217 for more information. Up Next: Fremont (30-20, 13-13) will wrap up the regular season this weekend, in a three-game series at the Hastings Sodbusters (16-34, 10-15). Game one of the series is Friday night, at Duncan Field, with first pitch at 6:35pm. Spearfish (24-29, 13-15) will host the Casper Spuds in a regular season ending three game series, beginning Friday. On The Air: All Moo home and road games are broadcast on radio on Big Dog Country, 98.9 FM and 1340 AM, KHUB. Games can also be heard on smartphones, iPads, and other mobile devices by going to: www.fremontmoo.com/mixlr . All Moo home games have video streaming live at: www.fremontmoo.com and on YouTube at: BSDN Live.