A BovineBall finale ends with the Prospects taking a 10-8 victory as the 2025 season comes to a close. The final game of the season would not be an ordinary contest. The Moo and the Nebraska Prospects would agree to a set of rules, similar to that of BananaBall, but with a Fremont twist: BovineBall. It would be a blast for the players, coaches, and fans, as the ballgame was an avalanche of hilarious moments throughout. The first inning saw Eli Larson (Sioux Falls) allow two runs to score—one on a walk to Jacob Perrin and another on a Dalton Bargo double scoring Perrin. The RBI walk would score a run from second, and Perrin would make it to second because a rule of BovineBall stipulates that if a walk occurs, the batter can run as far as he chooses before every defender can touch the ball. The Moo would push across four runs in the second, with a three-run home run from Tyman Long (North Dakota State) highlighting the inning. The Moo held a 4-2 lead, going to the third inning, where the Moo grabbed a 5-2 lead thanks to a passed ball, scoring Cooper Fuchino (Creighton) from third. The top of the fourth would see the Prospects push a run across on an inside the park home run walk as a wild throw from third baseman Grant Ryan (Northeast CC) would get past the left fielder Joshua Hardamon, allowing Finn Hochstein to score, making it 5-3. After a tie during the home run derby in between the top and bottom of the fourth, the Moo would strike for a run with Brayden Jones (Doane) with an RBI single, bringing in Tanner Jacobson (Cloud County) after Jacobson’s walk triple. The Moo had a 6-3 lead going to the fifth. The Prospects would score two in the fifth to pull the deficit down to a run. The commissioner of Bovine Ball, Ben Ascher would announce that the sixth and seventh innings would be played in reverse, meaning the batters would have to run to third out of the box. It did not affect the Prospects as they would tie the game up with an RBI single from Coby Hatcher. No runs in the seventh for either side before the Prospects put across four runs in the top of the eighth. The Moo mounted a comeback, striking for two runs in the bottom of the eighth, setting up for an exciting ninth with the score at 10-8 in favor of the Prospects. After an exciting ninth that featured a 9-2 double play from Cooper Fuchino. The Moo would go quietly in the ninth, finalizing the game and the 2025 season. A 10-8 loss in BovineBall. The 2025 season concluded with the Moo finishing with a 23-25 overall record and a BovineBall record of 0-1. Everyone in the Fremont Moo Organization would like to thank the fans for their support during the 2025 season and hopes to see you at Moller Field in 2026.

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. —------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Overview - Game 49 Moller Field, Fremont, Nebraska, USA FREMONT MOO (23-25 / 13-12) VS NEBRASKA PROSPECTS (9-23) First Pitch: 7:05 CT Radio: Big Dog Country 98.9 FM / 1340 AM Audio Stream: Moo Mixlr Video Stream: BSDN Live on YouTube --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- STORYLINES Winning Down The Stretch The Moo secured their 22nd victory of the summer with a 9-6 win over the Nebraska Prospects. Bo Vine Ball The Moo will face the Prospects tonight, playing an offshoot version of Bananaball called BoVine Ball. It'll feature wacky rules, plays, and a whole lot of action as the 2025 season comes to a close. End of Times The final homestand of the regular season continues tonight at Moller Field. The Moo will play tonight, which will conclude the 2025 ILB season. The Second Half Explained The Spearfish Sasquatch punched their ticket to the 2025 ILB Championship Series by clinching the first-half pennant. The second half began on June 28th. This means that the records effectively return to 0-0. The winner of the second half will face the Sasquatch in the ILBCS. The Oahe Zap clinched their first ever ILBCS berth. The Sasquatch and Zap will face each other in a best of five to determine the league champion in 2025. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

The Moo defeated the Prospects by a score of 9-6 Saturday night at Moller Field. Zach Vincent collects his final Moller victory in the process with a great seven inning performance. The sun rose upon Moller Field Saturday morning while the sun began to set on the 2025 Fremont Moo season. The final series of the season welcomed the Nebraska Prospects to the ballpark. A familiar foe that the Moo had seen twelve times this season. The Moo looked to capture what would be their eighth victory this season against the traveling Prospects team. Zach Vincent (Midland) would take the ball in his final collegiate level start and pitch a clean first inning. Jackson Cahoy pitched opposite of him for the Prospects and pitched a scoreless first of his own. Vincent would work another clean inning before the Moo would score a run for him. Midland teammate Joshua Hardamon drove home Henry Hayman (Akron) to make it 1-0. The Moo would strand two runners on base to end the second but they had a one run lead, going to the third. Another shutout inning from Vincent would bring the Moo bats up in the third. A lead off double from Tanner Jacobson (Cloud County) would bring up Carter Sintek. Sintek (Houston) would bring home Jacobson on a double to left on an incredibly high hop over the third baseman's head to make it 2-0. A few batters later, Henry Hayman (Akron) would rip a single into left to score two runs for Fremont. To cap off a four run inning, Seve Aguirre (SE Oklahoma State) would reach on an error to bring the final run of the Moo third. The Moo’s five run lead would be extended on a passed ball, scoring Carter Sintek and a sac fly from Cooper Fuchino (Creighton) to make it 7-0 Moo. The Moo didn’t stop scoring in the fourth. Nate Wachter (South Dakota State) single to right field to make it 8-0 Moo as the inning came to a close. Vincent would continue to deal in this one, but a single in fifth from Prospect pitcher/designated hitter Gil Schroeder would bring home a run to make it 8-1. In the seven, the Prospects would manufacture three runs to close the gap. Coby Hatcher would single into center to bring home one run. Two batters later, Gil Schroeder would drive a ball into the right field corner. The ball would get lodged in between the fence and the tarp, while the Moo right fielder pleaded for a ground rule double, Schroeder would gallop around the bases for what would be called a two run, inside the park home run. The scoreboard now read 8-4 at the end of the top of the seventh. The Moo struck for a lone run in the bottom of the seventh. Schroeder would walk home Tanner Jacobson with the bases loaded but would later get out of the inning, only allowing the lone run to score. The top of the eighth would see the Prospects push across two more runs. Vincent’s final outing ended after seven innings, as he allowed five runs, four earned, on six hits, two walks, and struck out five Prospects. He gave the ball to Fremont native, Landon Mueller (Eastern Michigan). One run scored on a groundout to first and another on an errand throwdown to second from Nate Wachter, trying to throw a runner out stealing second. The Moo’s lead dissipated down to three runs. After a scoreless eighth from the Moo, Mueller walked back out to the hill at Moller and got the final three outs, securing the Moo’s 9-6 victory. Zach Vincent would collect the win while Jackson Cahoy gets handed the loss. The Moo scored nine (9) runs on twelve (12) hits, while committing three (3) errors. The Prospects scored six (6) runs on seven (7) hits and committed one (1) error. Fremont moves to a 23-25 record on the season. The Prospects move to a 9-23 overall record after the result. The Moo are back at home tomorrow night, against the Nebraska Prospects beginning at 5:05 at Moller Field, for the final game of the 2025 season.

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. —------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Overview - Game 48 Moller Field, Fremont, Nebraska, USA FREMONT MOO (21-25 / 12-12) VS NEBRASKA PROSPECTS (9-22) First Pitch: 7:05 CT Radio: Big Dog Country 98.9 FM / 1340 AM Audio Stream: Moo Mixlr Video Stream: BSDN Live on YouTube --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- STORYLINES Unfortunate Result A back-and-forth affair saw the Oahe Zap come out on top of the Moo with a 12-11 victory in 10 innings. The Moo out hit the Zap in the contest but a three run 10th for Oahe helped secure the victory. Prospect Look Out The Moo are 7-5 this season against the Nebraska Prospects this season. In the most recent contest on Monday, July 21st, the Prospects shutdown the Moo bats, holding them to 2 runs on six hits. The Prospects are 9-22 this season and will wrap up the season against the Moo tonight and tomorrow. End of Times The final homestand of the regular season continues tonight at Moller Field. The Moo will play tomorrow which will conclude the 2025 ILB season on Sunday against the Prospects. The Second Half Explained The Spearfish Sasquatch punched their ticket to the 2025 ILB Championship Series by clinching the first-half pennant. The second half began on June 28th. This means that the records effectively return to 0-0. The winner of the second half will face the Sasquatch in the ILBCS. If the Sasquatch wins the second half, then the team with the second-best overall record will clinch the second spot in the championship series. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

It was a topsy-turvy affair that saw multiple lead changes, but the Zap prevailed 12-11 in ten innings. The final Fiesta Friday fell upon a cloudy Moller Field. The Moo played spoiler the night prior against the Oahe Zap. Oahe was in desperate need of a victory as they entered tied for first in the second half with the Spearfish Sasquatch. It was a monumental clash with massive playoff implications. Broc Songster (Doane) got the nod against the Zap, the first time this season Songster would face them. After a twelve-day layoff, Songster would struggle in the first inning, walking the first two and hitting the third batter to load the bases with no outs. A sacrifice fly off the bat of Ty Farwell would be deep enough to bring home a run. The Zap would load the bases once again, but with two outs. Alex Jackson would win the battle against Songster, lining a two-RBI single into left center to give them a three-to-nothing lead. Songster would work out of the inning, but the Moo were down 3-0. All the Zap action happened before the Moo stepped to the plate in the bottom of the first. Carter Sintek (Houston) would reach on an infield hit and steal second base. It set up Tyman Long (North Dakota State) with a prime opportunity for an RBI, and he would not miss it, slashing a double into the right-center gap to get the Moo on the board. The first would come to a close, and the Moo would trail 3-1. Songster would pitch a clean second inning, stranding two Zap runners in scoring position. Brayden Jones (Doane) would begin the Moo second. Seve Aguirre (SE Oklahoma State) would reach with a single, moving Jones over to third. Grant Ryan (Northeast CC) would rope a single into left to drive in Jones to pull the deficit down to one. The designated hitter was also the Moo pitcher Broc Songster, as he would help his own cause. A balk would move Aguirre and Ryan into scoring position for Songster, and he would roll over to the left side to bring home Aguirre, tying the game at three. The Moo would strand Ryan at third as the second came to a close. The third would see Songster load the bases again on two walks and hitting a batter. He would walk home a run, giving the Zap a 4-3 lead. Songster would strike out three batters in the frame as he had accumulated seven strikeouts and seven walks in three innings of work up to that point. The Moo bats would go quietly in the third, sending Songster back out to the hill for the fourth. The Moo and the Zap would go scoreless in both the fourth and fifth before heading to an exciting sixth inning. The Zap would push across two runs against Joe Hauser (Creighton), making it 6-3 Zap. The Moo bats would strike back in the bottom half of the inning. An RBI ground-rule double from Henry Hayman (Akron) would pull it within two runs. Cooper Fuchino (Creighton) would bring home a run on a fielder's choice. The Moo would strand two runners as the sixth came to an end with Fremont trailing, 6-5. After a scoreless seventh from Hauser, the Moo would look to rally in the bottom of the inning. The first two batters would be retired, but that's when the Comeback Cows would emerge. Back-to-back walks would warrant Brady Glenn to enter the game. Glenn had faced the Moo twice and hadn’t given up a run in six and two-thirds innings. The second pitch Henry Hayman would see would be skied in the air to shallow right. What was seemingly going to be the final out of the inning fell for a hit as Gavin Fraser couldn’t catch it. Grant Ryan would score to tie the game at six. The next batter was Carter Sintek. Sintek would lace a ball over the centerfielders had to bring home two more runs. As Sintek slid into third with a triple, the scoreboard read 8-6 with the Moo in front. The inning ended with the Moo with their first lead of the game. Hauser would give way to Lucas Hamzeh (Midland) for the eighth. An error, a walk, and a single would load the bases for Mason Lang. Lang would hit a long fly ball into center to clear the bases, retaking the lead for the Zap 9-8. With Lang on second, Tyman Long would make an incredible diving catch in right. Lang would take off for third, assuming the ball was dropped. Long fired the ball into Carter Sintek, who would touch second for a double play. Mazeh would get the final out, sending the Moo bats back to the plate behind once again. After a lead-off pop out in foul grounds, Luke Saxton (Missouri-St. Louis) would double down the right field line, placing him at second. After a passed ball and a walk, the Moo would have runners on the corners with only one away. Seve Aguirre would work a full count and bloop a single into right to tie the ballgame again. The Moo would not be able to score anyone else, meaning the game would head to the ninth tied 9-9. Hamzeh would start the ninth, but after a hit batter and a four-pitch walk, Hamzeh would strike out Nick Golden. Golden, visibility upset with the strike call, would be ejected. With one gone, Hamzeh would strike out Aiden Johnson for the second out. Ty Farwell would hit a rocket at Brayden Jones. Jones would knock it down and flip it on to Hamzeh, covering first to keep the game tied at nine, going to the bottom half of the ninth. The bottom of the ninth began with Henry Hayman reaching on an error, but it would be negated as Carter Sintek would ground into a double play. Fuchino would strike out to send it to the tenth inning. Brandt Phillips (Hutchinson CC) would enter for the tenth with Ty Farwell being the runner on second to begin the inning. Farwell would score on a Mason Lang single to give them the lead. The Zap would add to it, scoring two runs on a passed ball, giving the Zap a 12-9 lead. But the Moo got to bat in the bottom of the inning, however. Cooper Fuchino would be the runner to begin on second and score easily as Tyman Long laces a double over the centerfielder's head. Still work to be done as Luke Saxton would follow Long’s example with a double of his own, scoring Long from second to pull it within one. The Zap would get the first and second out of the inning via the strikeout. Grant Ryan was the last hope for Fremont, and he would go down looking to end this incredible contest, 12-11 Quinn Ludvigson would collect the win while Brandt Phillips gets handed the loss. The Moo scored eleven (11) runs on thirteen (13) hits, while committing three (3) errors. The Zap scored twelve (12) runs on seven (7) hits and committed second (2) errors. Fremont moves to a 22-25 record overall and a 12-12 second-half record. The Zap moves to a 25-23 overall record and a 15-7 second-half record after the result The Moo are back at home tomorrow night, against the Nebraska Prospects beginning at 7:05 at Moller Field, as the final homestand of the season continues.

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. —------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Overview - Game 47 Moller Field, Fremont, Nebraska, USA FREMONT MOO (22-24 / 12-11) VS OAHE ZAP (24-23 / 14-7) First Pitch: 7:05 CT Radio: Big Dog Country 98.9 FM / 1340 AM Audio Stream: Moo Mixlr Video Stream: BSDN Live on YouTube -Game Notes --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- STORYLINES Moller Magic The Moo came back from down four runs heading into the bottom of the sixth inning. The Moo hit three home runs in the contest. One from South Dakota State's Nate Wachter and two from North Dakota State's Tyman Long. The out of Long's four home runs this season, three of them come against the Zap. Home Pasture Advantage The Moo have faced the Oahe Zap in Pierre five times this season and have lost all five. The Zap have played the Moo once in Fremont and lost. End of Times The final homestand of the regular season continues tonight at Moller Field. The Moo will play tomorrow before concluding the 2025 ILB season on Sunday against the Prospects. The Second Half Explained The Spearfish Sasquatch punched their ticket to the 2025 ILB Championship Series by clinching the first-half pennant. The second half began on June 28th. This means that the records effectively return to 0-0. The winner of the second half will face the Sasquatch in the ILBCS. If the Sasquatch wins the second half, then the team with the second-best overall record will clinch the second spot in the championship series. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

The Moo scored seven runs in the eighth to defeat the Oahe Zap 12-8. It was highlighted by Tyman Long hitting two home runs, Cooper Fuchino with a bases-clearing triple, and Nate Wachter with a three-run home run to secure the victory. Entering the Thursday night clash, one team entered fighting for a chance at their first ILB Championship Series appearance, the other had been there before but were out of the race to repeat for a third consecutive season. The Moo had the opportunity to play spoiler to the Zap’s championship hopes while looking to pick up a home win for the Fremont fans. Tyler Wise (Kansas Wesleyan) would make his third start of the season and work an efficient first, retiring the Zap in under twenty pitches. The Moo would face Estevan Baca for the second time this season and would strand a pair of runners. Both pitchers would work scoreless second innings. The third would see the Zap score a run in the top of the frame. An RBI single from Aiden Johnson would see the Zap jump in front. The Zap lead wouldn’t last long, however. Cooper Fuchino (Creighton) hit an RBI single into center to bring home Tanner Jacobson (Cloud County) to tie it at one. Then, Tyman Long (North Dakota State) would come to the plate with Carter Sintek (Houston) on third. Long would drive home Sintek and himself by hitting his third home run of the season. The inning would come to a close, and the Moo had the lead, 3-1. The Zap responded in a big way. A six-run inning. All nine batters stepped to the plate. The highlight of the inning was a little league home run from Ty Farwell that scored two runs and himself, giving the Zap a 7-3 lead. There would be no scoring from either side until the sixth, where the Zap would plate a run in the top of the inning and Fremont’s center fielder Tanner Jacobson (Cloud County) would hit a sacrifice fly to center to bring home Nate Wachter (South Dakota State) to make it 8-4. The Moo would strand the bases loaded to keep the score in Oahe’s favor at 8-4. Aiden McGrath (Skyline) in relief would pitch a scoreless seventh before giving way to the Moo bats. Tyman Long would dig in and drive a ball well over the Moller Monster for his second home run of the night, for his team-leading fourth home run of the season. The Moo moved with three runs of a tie heading to the eighth. After another scoreless frame from McGrath, the Moo stepped to the plate looking for a big inning. Conner Hammonds would enter in the eighth on the mound for the Zap and walk the first three batters of the inning. A prime opportunity for Carter Sintek to drive a run in, and he would with an RBI single. The hit would chase Hammonds out of the ballgame, leaving the bases loaded for Cooper Fuchino. Fuchino wouldn’t waste his chance to play hero and lined a triple down into the right field corner to bring home all three on base to give the Moo a one-run lead. Nate Wachter would enter the box with two on, leading by a run, and leave the box leading by four with his first home run of the season. A three-run blast to cap off a seven-run inning to make it 12-8 Moo. The Moo would head to the ninth up by four runs as Aiden McGrath would retake the bump, looking to secure the first win for the Moo against the Zap this season. Aiden McGrath would collect the win while Conner Hammonds gets handed the loss. The Moo scored twelve (12) runs on thirteen (13) hits, while committing two (2) errors. The Zap scored eight (8) runs on ten (10) hits and committed one (1) error. Fremont moves to a 22-24 record overall and a 12-11 second-half record. The Zap moves to a 24-23 overall record and a 14-7 second-half record after the result. The Moo are back at home tomorrow night, against the Oahe Zap beginning at 7:05 at Moller Field, as the final homestand of the season continues.

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. —------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Overview - Game 46 Moller Field, Fremont, Nebraska, USA FREMONT MOO (21-24 / 11-11) vs OAHE ZAP (24-22 / 14-6) First Pitch: 7:05 CT Radio: Big Dog Country 98.9 FM / 1340 AM Audio Stream: Moo Mixlr Video Stream: BSDN Live on YouTube -Game Notes --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- STORYLINES Back From Break The Moo return from a pair of off-days after being dealt a loss by the Nebraska Prospects on Monday. The Moo are 3-3 when coming off an off-day this season. ZAP to the Extreme The Moo have faced the Oahe Zap five times this season and have lost all five. The Zap have outscored the Moo 44 runs to 10 in those contests. 33 of those Zap runs are earned runs. The Moo have committed 11 errors against the Zap this season. End of Times The final homestand of the regular season continues tonight at Moller Field. The Moo will play Friday, and Saturday, before concluding the 2025 ILB season on Sunday against the Prospects. The Second Half Explained The Spearfish Sasquatch punched their ticket to the 2025 ILB Championship Series by clinching the first-half pennant. The second half began on June 28th. This means that the records effectively return to 0-0. The winner of the second half will face the Sasquatch in the ILBCS. If the Sasquatch wins the second half, then the team with the second-best overall record will clinch the second spot in the championship series. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

The final homestand of the season at Moller Field would see the Moo lose 7-2 to the Nebraska Prospects on Monday night. Fremont’s backs were against the wall heading into the ballgame against the Nebraska Prospects. The playoffs are fast approaching in ILB, and the Moo is sitting three and a half games back. They needed a victory and for the Bison to secure a victory over the Spearfish Sasquatch on the night to stay alive in the second-half pennant race. Moo manager Conor McGonigal called upon Brooks Kneifl (Wayne State) to lead the way on the hill for the Moo. Kneifl would receive some early defensive help, as at the top of the first inning, with a runner on second, Mike Valdivia would go the opposite way with a line drive to right. Paul Schuyler would turn for home when Tyman Long (North Dakota State) would fire a rope to home to peg Schuyler at the plate, saving a run and ending the top of first. The 0-0 score would continue up until the fourth. Kneifl would work three scoreless innings before the Prospects would plate a run in the fourth on a Finn Hockstein single. The Prospects would chase Kniefl out of the game with a one-out, two RBI double from Mike Valdivia to make it 3-0 Prospects. Landon Mueller (Eastern Michigan) would relieve Kneifl, inheriting two runners in scoring position. Mueller would strike out two batters to get the Moo defense off the field, limiting the damage to only two runs. The Prospects starter, Charlie Mosser, would throw six shutout innings, striking out seven Moo batters before exiting in the seventh. Issac Bourges would take over and immediately run into trouble. A pair of walks would begin the inning, bringing the tying run, Henry Hayman (Akron), to the plate. Hayman would drop a single into center. Paul Schuyler would not be able to field it cleanly, allowing Grant Ryan (Northwest CC) to score. One run wasn’t enough for the Moo in the seventh as Cooper Fuchino (Creighton) would nearly ground into a double play. His hustle would plate a run as he would beat the throw to first. It would be all the Moo would strike for in the seventh as Fremont trailed, 3-2. Mueller would be relieved by Nate Moquin (Nebraska-Omaha) in the eighth. The Prospects would bring in one run on a Cody Cizek sac fly to get a run back as the Moo trailed 4-2 going to the bottom of the inning, where they wouldn’t score. The ninth would see the Prospects push across three runs in the ninth. The Prospect half would be highlighted by a Ripken Fleck two RBI single to left to give the Prospects their largest lead of the night. Fremont’s ninth would be a silent one as they fall 7-2 to the Prospects. Charlie Mosser picks up the win while Brooks Kneifl gets the loss. The Moo scored two (2) runs on six (6) hits, while committing one (1) error. The Prospects scored seven (7) runs on twelve (12) hits and committed one (1) error. Fremont moves to a 21-24 record overall and an 11-11 second-half record. The Prospects move to an 8-19 overall record after the result. The Moo are back at home Thursday night, starting a two-game series with the Oahe Zap beginning at 7:05 at Moller Field, as the final homestand of the season continues.