The Camels and Mustangs went toe to toe for five complete innings, with the Camels able to muster a single run in the second inning, the result of a walk and a single, before Campbell County plated two more runs in the sixth and another in the seventh, which would be plenty on this day, when the Mustangs could only generate a pair of singles, while seeing 12 go down on strikes.  The Camels sent Junior Tyler Schumacher to the mound seeking his 5th victory of the season without a loss, while Coach Ron Verst tabbed our ace, Alex Noe with the pitching assignment.  Both hurlers went the distance.  Noe allowed 4 runs on 7 hits while whiffing 3, and walking 4.  Camels Junior Camden Tiemeier had a solo home run in the home run in the seventh inning.  This completes the sweep of district opponents, Brossart, Scott and Calvary, awarding thee Camels the top seed in the upcoming 37th District tournament.  With the win the Camels are 20-8 and now won 7 of their last 8 games.  Our Mustangs fall to 12-9.  We will round out district seeding play tomorrow (Thursday) taking on Calvary Christian at 5pm at home.  We need a win over the Cougars to avoid a rematch with Campbell County in the opening round of the district tournament.  This is not a sure thing as Calvary has recorded 13 victories this season and is playing competitive baseball.  I anticipate that Senor Ben Volmer will take the mound, and have every confidence that we will put some runs on the board and get the job done.