For the second straight year, Mexico's offense couldn't get much going before being shut out by Blair Oaks.
This time, however, was a no-hitter on Thursday as Class 4 No. 8 Blair Oaks defeated …
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For the second straight year, Mexico's offense couldn't get much going before being shut out by Blair Oaks.
This time, however, was a no-hitter on Thursday as Class 4 No. 8 Blair Oaks defeated Mexico 3-0. Vander Halford struck out six and allowed four walks on 96 pitches to the Bulldogs in seven innings.
Blair Oaks (14-11) scored all three runs in the fourth innings on two hits and two errors.
Brady Fox pitched four innings for Mexico (14-10) with four hits, two strikeouts, one earned run and one walk. Kaden Benne pitched two innings with two strikeouts, one hit, one walk and no runs allowed.
Mexico (3-4 NCMC) goes higher up the Class 4 state rankings when it plays at North Central Missouri Conference rival and No. 6 Fulton (15-4, 6-3 NCMC) at 5 p.m. Friday. The Bulldogs lost 8-7 in eight innings to Fulton at home last month.
