The JV Baseball team kicked off a JV-Varsity doubleheader last night with a great come from behind victory over Lebanon. Compared to the previous slugfest this game was more about pitching and defense. Benito Lopez went the distance for the Hot Dogs backed up by some solid defensive effort from Jimmy Ostler & Hugo Alanis.

The JV baseball team traveled to Northwestern on Saturday in what was originally supposed to be a doubleheader but was changed to a single game due to pitching availability for Northwestern. The JV Dogs got off to a hot start by scoring 5 runs against the Tigers in the 1st. However, the Tigers kept chipping away and eventually

The Varsity Baseball team completed the conference sweep of North Montgomery last night with a 2-1 win in 8 innings.  Christian Lopez pitch well for 6 innings and Jose Valdes Sandoval picked up the win with 2 scoreless innings of relief.  Omar Alanis drove in the game winning run with a sacrifice fly in the

In JV Baseball action the Hot Dogs fell to the visiting Western Boone Stars by a score of 10-3. This snapped a 3 game winning streak for the Hot Dogs. It was a tight game until the 5th inning when the Hot Dogs started to make some errors on defense that allowed the Stars to

JV Baseball took on Lebanon last night and managed back to back big wins with a 23-9 victory over the Tigers, after a 20-19 victory over West Lafayette Monday night. Lots of hits for the JV Dogs with Jimmy Ostler, Hugo Alanis (3), Cole  Wills, Ethan Stinson, Chase Thomas and Yunior Hernandez all collecting multiple

The JV Baseball team has had a busy past few days leading to a very busy week. The streak of  7 games in 8 days kicked off last Friday with a game against North Montgomery. The JV Dogs had some momentum heading into the game riding a 2 game win streak. However, the offense couldn’t find

JV baseball battled windy conditions to win their 2nd game of the season by beating Southmont 4-2.  Eduardo Valdez had a solid game pitching almost earning a complete game and racking up 8 strikeouts.

The JV Baseball team fell last night to Danville by a score of 14-4, which was an offensive improvement from Tuesday’s game. The Hot Dogs had other opportunities to score a few more runs but couldn’t come up with the timely hits early in the contest. Most of the runs scored we unearned due to both Hot

JV baseball falls to conference foe Danville by a score of 11-0. It was another slow start for the JV Dogs both offensively and defensively with them not getting a hit until the second time through the lineup. The defense was also shaky with giving the Warriors a 9 run cushion after 2 innings of

JV Baseball fell to visiting Sheridan last night in what turned into a slugfest. Making his first start was freshmen Adrick Mounts who despite a shaky first inning managed to settle in and keep the Hot Dogs in play for 3 innings of work notching 4 strikeouts. Following that up was Benito Lopez & Hugo