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Fremont Falls to Oahe In Low Scoring Affair

Rich Ray

Zap-2, Moo- 1


Oahe (R-H-E): 2-3-3; Fremont (R-H-E): 1-6-4


Win: Abel Anzaldua (1-4); Loss: Kadyn Van Hill (1-2); Save: Micah Laren (1)


HR: Oahe: None; HR: Fremont: None


Pierre, South Dakota- The Fremont Moo had a lead slip away for the third straight game and dropped a 2-1 decision to the Oahe Zap, Tuesday night at Hyde Stadium. Abel Anzaldua for Oahe and Landon Mueller for Fremont were very good in their respective starts, each giving their team at least six innings of solid starting pitching.


Fremont struck in the top of the first. Christian Hobbs led off the game with a walk, then was forced out at second on Ben Swails grounder to short. Swails then stole second and two batters later, Tyman Long hit an RBI double to the left field fence, scoring Swails, putting Fremont up, 1-0.


The score stood that way until the bottom of the seventh. After Landon Mueller worked six strong innings, Kadyn Van Hill came on in relief. With two outs, Tyler Traphagen and Trevor Seagraves drew back-to-back walks. Then Jackson Mix singled to left. With Traphagen rounding third, Henry Hayman charged the ball in left field with the intent to throw home for a potential play at the plate. However, Hayman had the ball slip under his glove and rolled to deep left field, allowing Traphagen and Seagraves to score, putting the Zap up, 2-1.


Fremont threatened to score in the top of the eighth, loading the bases. However, for the second time on the night, the Moo stranded the bases loaded, as relief pitcher John Patty got Blake Tablazon to strike out looking to end the inning. 


Van HIll worked the bottom of the eighth and stranded a pair of Zap baserunners, which set up the drama in the ninth.


Oahe went to reliever Micah Larsen. The right-hander closed out the win Monday night in a non-save situation. Tuesday, Larsen shut the door on the Moo, to earn the save, however it did not come without a Moo fight. Christian Hobbs led off the inning grounding to short, but beat out the throw to reach on an infield single. Neil Jansen then came on to pinch run. Ben Swails laid down a bunt, but beat out the throw at first to give Fremont runners at first and second with no outs. Tyler Harrington laid down a sacrifice bunt to advance runners to second and third with one out in the inning. Tyman Long came to the plate with a chance to tie the game or give Fremont the lead with a hit. However, Larsen got Long to pop up to short on a 1-1 pitch for the second out. Then, Larsen got Jayson Willers to swing at a 1-2 pitch and ground out to Jackson Mix at second base for the final out of the game.


Oahe starter Abel Anzaldua (1-4) earned the win. He pitched 7.0 innings, giving up four hits, one run, walked three, struck out four and had one wild pitch. John Patty pitched the eighth inning, walking two, striking out one and hitting one batter. Micah Larsen (1) earned the save. He pitched the ninth and worked around a pair of infield singles.


Fremont starter Landon Mueller pitched 6.0 innings. The Fremont native at Southeast Community College gave up one hit, walked two, struck out seven, had two wild pitches and hit one batter. Kadyn Van Hill (1-2) suffered the loss. The Omaha native at Iowa Western Community College pitched 2.0 innings, giving up two hits, one earned run, walked two and hit one batter.


Offensively, Oahe's Jackson Mix was 1-for-4 with an RBI.


Fremont's Christian Hobbs was 2-for-3. The Omaha native from Black Hawk Community College had a double and a single. Ben Swails was 2-for-5. The Tiffin, Iowa native at the University of Iowa recorded two singles and stole two bases, plus scored the Moo's lone run. Tyman Long was 1-for-4. The Sioux Falls, South Dakota native at College of Southern Nevada hit an RBI double.


More Information: With the loss, Fremont has dropped four straight games to the Zap. Fremont and Oahe have played eight games this season, with each team winning four. Fremont's losing streak extended to three games. With Ben Swails stealing two bases, Tuesday, he now has 32 on the season and puts him in a tie for second place on the Moo single season stolen base chart. Swails needs eight more to catch Ronnie McBride who stole 40 in the 2020 year.


Up Next: Fremont (22-15, 5-8) will try to salvage the final game of the season with Oahe (12-29, 7-7) Wednesday night. First pitch at Hyde Stadium will be 6:35pm. After Wednesday night's game, the Moo will return home Thursday and begin their final regular season homestand of the year.  Fremont will open a four-game set with the Nebraska Prospects. First pitch Thursday night at Historic Moller Field, in Fremont, will be 7:05pm. Thursday night is G.A. night. All fans may receive a free general admission ticket to the game. For tickets and more information, go to www.fremontmoo.com/tickets or call (402)-660-1217.


On The Air: All Moo home and road games are broadcast live on radio on Big Dog Country, 98.9 FM and 1340 AM, KHUB. Games can also be heard on smartphones, iPads, and other mobile devices via the Moo website:  www.fremontmoo.com/mixlr. All Moo home games also have live video streaming at www.fremontmoo.com and on YouTube at: BSDN Live.

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