Kentucky Baseball received their second win closing out the weekend series in College Station
against the Aggies, 10-5 on Sunday.
The starting line up for the Cats was: Luke Lawrence, Cole Hage, Hudson Brown, Tyler Bell,
Patrick Herrera, Ethan Hindle, Griffin Cameron, Devin Burkes, Shaun Montoya. The start off
pitcher for the Cats was Ben Cleaver.
The Bat Cat’s got started quickly with a single from Lawrence. Brown was walked and then Bell
hit a double to bring home Lawrence bringing in the first run for the Cats. That’s as far as the
Cats would go before the Aggies stepped up to the plate.
Jace LaViolette was walked and then Wyatt Henseler was hit by a pitch. Caden Sorrell hit
Violette home to tie up the game quickly. Bear Harrison hit Henseler home to give the Aggies
the lead and then closed out the frame, 2-1.
Cameron hit a single up the middle and Montoya singled one to left allowing Cameron to
advance to third. Lawrence hit a bunt and Cameron ran home tying up the game, 2-2. Hage hit
Montoya home and then Brown bunted Lawrence home giving the lead back to the Cats, 4-2.
Two scoreless innings went by until the top of the fifth. Brown and Bell both hit a single and
Herrera loaded up the bases after being hit by a pitch. Hindle was hit by a pitch following
Herrera, and walked to bring home Brown. Cameron hit a fly to bring in Bell and then Hindle
stole second and Burkes was walked to load the bases back up. Lawrence hit a single, scoring
both Herrera and Hindle, the Cats now leading 8-2.
The Aggies couldn’t manage any runs until the bottom of the seventh. Kaeden Kent hit one out
to left to get on base and Gavin Kash was walked. Terrence Kiel hit a triple to score both
runners making the score 8-4. Henseler hit a single to score Kiel and that closed out the frame
for the Aggies.
Brown hit a homer to get the scoring started for the Cats at the top of the eighth. Bell was then
walked, Herrera got on base, and Hindle was hit by a pitch resulting in bases full of Cats.
Cameron scored Bell putting the Cats in the double-digits and sealing the game for the Cats,
10-5.
Kentucky will return to the Bluegrass this Thursday to play Ole Miss in a three day series.
Written By: Ainsely Saurers
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