The Mexico Bulldogs baseball season got underway last Monday as they hosted Harrisburg and Mark Twain for their jamboree. The Bulldogs defeated Harrisburg 7-2, with Will Dobbins getting the start, …
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The Mexico Bulldogs baseball season got underway last Monday as they hosted Harrisburg and Mark Twain for their jamboree. The Bulldogs defeated Harrisburg 7-2, with Will Dobbins getting the start, allowing one run on no hits with striking out two.
The Bulldogs scored four runs in the second inning, putting them on top for good.
In game two, the Bulldogs defeated Mark Twain 8-1, with Andrew Runge, Tyler Thoenen, Sam Ryan, Gabe Kleinsorge and Tristan Playter each driving in a run. The big inning was the third, where the ‘Dawgs scored five runs.
Runge led the team with two hits (2-for-2).
Saturday, the Bulldogs defeated Excelsior Springs, 4-2. racking up 12 hits. Kleinsorge, Thoenen, Daeye Miller, Brock Smythe and Runge each had multiple hits. Miller added two stolen bases, with the team collecting nine.
Jack Wilburn collected the win.
The Bulldogs would later hold on for a 7-6 win over the Marshfield Bluejays, with a walkoff single in the bottom of the eighth from Andrew Runge.
The ‘Dawgs had 10 hits as a team, with Thoenen going 3-for-4.
Friday, the 2-0 Bulldogs host Marshall, with a 5 p.m. start time.
