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Mustangs Football Targeted To Class 2A in 2027, Compliments of the 1.35 Multiplier Applied To Private Schools By The KHSAA - Will Join Walton-Verona, Owen and Gallatin Counties, and Beechwood, If Approved In May.
WHAT'S HAPPENING
BASEBALL
Dublin/Scioto Irish Make Themselves At Home at The MAC, Defeat Our Mustangs 11-3 Under The Friday Night Baseball Lights.
After being limited to a single hit by Beechwood pitching on Wednesday, the Mustangs were handled by a pair of Dublin;/Scioto (OH) hurlers Friday night under the lights at the MAC. We were limited to 5 hits, that included a single and a double from Brady Rowe producing a duo of RBIs. Two Irish pitcher managed to keep us off balance with a wide variety of breaking and off-speed pitches
Coach Ron Verst sent Senior Ben Doyle to the mound where he was sub-par, allowing 3 runs on 2 hits, walking 3 Irish batters in his one inning of work. A total of 4 Mustangs tried their luck on the mound, with senior Carter Boruske being the most effective giving his team two innings of one-run, two hit baseball.
Montgomery County will provide the competition for both our Mustangs and Dublin/Scioto Saturday morning at the MAC. The Dublin/Scioto encounter is slated for 9am, with our guys facing the Indians at 11:30am. The Indians (11-5) came to Northern Kentucky Friday and defeated the Scott Eagles in Taylor Mill.
Mustangs Fall Hard, 16-1 To Beechwood Tigers in 9th/10th "A" State Sectional Wednesday at the MAC
After taking the Becehwood Tigers to the limit, losing 1-0 in Fort Mitchell a year ago, this time around the Red and White Tigers had their way with us, advancing to the All “A” State Elite Eight via a 16-1 Run-Rule rout of our Mustangs Wednesday evening at the MAC.
“Disheartening” is an emotion that describes exactly what our players, coaches and fans are feeling this evening. You hope for the best, but when things don’t go as hoped, “disheartening” surfaces. Oddsmakers would have made Beechwood big favorites, based on the facts published on this site. The Tigers served notice when lead-off hitter, Tyler Fryman hit the second pitch of the game over the right-centerfield fence for a home run – the lone run to be scored by either team in the inning. The Tigers added a second run in the second inning on a pair of doubles, again, the only runs scored by either team in the inning. The third inning was more of the same. Beechwood expanded the lead to 5-0 that included another Tiger round-tripper, this one by Hudson Edwards. The Mustangs closed the gap to 5-1 in the home half of the third, leaving Mustang runners stranded at 2nd and 3rd base as the inning ended.
Beechwood laid this one to rest, plating 6 runs in the fifth, as Fryman hit his second home run on the night, this one a three run-shot, and 5 more in the sixth to punch their ticket to Daviess County High School for the “A” State Final Eight in quest of their seventh All “A” State Championship. On the day, Beechwood hurler, Caleb Arrasmith went the distance, allowing 1 unearned run and two Mustang hits (Brady Boruske – Double and Landon Ruth), striking out 9 and issuing nary a walk,. Luke Neltner, the Brossart starter went three innings, allowing 4 Beechwood runs, but was relieved while unable to record an out in the fourth, being tagged for 9 runs on 9 hits on his watch. Our relief corps allowed 7 more runs in two innings of work, accounting for the 16-1 run-rule win.
This Mustangs team will be asked to show its resilience once again this weekend, as we face Dublin Scioto (Dublin), OH., Friday night under the lights at the MAC at 7:30pm, and Montgomery County Saturday morning at 11:30am.
SOFTBALL
Lady ‘Stangs dropped a 6-2 decision to New Richmond on Tuesday. Leah Robinson drove in the first run on a groundout, but New Richmond answered with three runs in the bottom of the inning and stayed in control the rest of the way, adding runs in the second and sixth.
Sophie Schultz led Lady ‘Stangs with two hits, while Anna Bezold took the loss, allowing six runs over six innings.
Maddie Steelman paced New Richmond with two RBIs, and the Lions played error-free defense.
Lady ‘Stangs are back in action Thursday at Scott.
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