Snider has big day against Pratt
Jaken Snider drove home the game winner in Game 1 and then homered and doubled with four runs batted in Game 2 leading the #5 Mavs to a sweep of Pratt Friday afternoon in Tonkawa.
The Mavs (15-2) won three of four against Pratt in back to back two game series.
In Game 1, Snider broke a 1-1 tie in the home half of the 7th scoring Pat Murphy with two outs.
Jacob Ellis and Bryson Armstrong combined on a one-hitter against Pratt, striking out 10 and walking four between the two Mav hurlers.
Ben MacNaughton had the other Mav run batted in.
In Game 2, the Mavs struck early with seven runs in the 1st inning and cruised to the 16-6 win.
Snider and Bryan Burgos led a 15 hit attack with three hits each, Burgos added two doubles to Snider’s double and big fly.
Hayden Priest, Collin Armstrong, and Bryant Bailey had two hits each for the Mavs, Burgos and Sean Klein had two runs batted in each adding to Snider’s four.
Blake Hubbard started for the Mavs with relief help from Josh Bumgarner, Clayton Solomon, Jackie Robinson, and Zach Stephenson.
Game 1
Mavs 2, Pratt 1
123 456 7–R H E
Pratt 010 000 0–1 1 1
Mavs 000 010 1–2 5 2
Mavs–Elis, B. Armstrong (5) and Blackshaw. SB–MacNaughton. W–B. Armstong.
Game 2
Mavs 16, Pratt 6
123 456 7–R H E
Pratt 011 130 0–6 7 3
Mavs 704 011 3–16 15 1
Mavs–Hubbard, Bumgarner (4), Solomon (5), Robinson (6), Stephenson (7) and Priest. 2B–Burgos 2, Snider. HR–Snider. SB–Shank, MacNaughton 2. W–Hubbbard.
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