Van-Far fought back on March 24 to take a lead but lost it soon after.
The Indians pulled ahead 8-7 in the sixth inning at Calvary Lutheran only for errors and walks to make a 10-8 loss. Van-Far …
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Van-Far fought back on March 24 to take a lead but lost it soon after.
The Indians pulled ahead 8-7 in the sixth inning at Calvary Lutheran only for errors and walks to make a 10-8 loss. Van-Far (0-3) finished with six errors to allow eight unearned runs and walked seven hitters.
Tyson Sewell tied the game at 7 in the sixth inning with a RBI single and then Garrett Hopke’s ground out gave Van-Far the lead. The bottom half of the inning began with an infield error and a hit by pitch pushed across the tying run for Calvary Lutheran (1-0).
Sewell finished 3-for-4 with three RBIs and one triple, Gaven Gaston had two RBIs and one double, Hopke and Gibson Condie each had one RBI, and Ronnie Stanich scored two runs.
Van-Far hosts Eastern Missouri Conference foe Wellsville-Middletown (0-4) at 5 p.m. today.
