Hyde Park 4

Salado 11

Salado Eagles breezed past Hyde Park 11-4 in a non-district home game March 26.

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Liberty Hill 0

Salado 8

Jacob Wilk hit two homers and a single to lead Salado to a shut out win over the Liberty Hill Panthers 8-0 on March 20 in a home game.

Mac Miller doubled with two outs in the first to score Dustin Hawes, who walked, and Wilk, who singled to give Salado an early 2-0 lead.

The Eagles added three runs in the third when Wilk smashed the ball over the left field fence to score Belton Farr, who reached on an error and Ryan Oakes, who walked.

Farr hit a booming triple to right field to score Dustin Heath, who reached on an error in the third for Salado to go up 6-0.

Hawes reached on a walk in the seventh before Wilk put the ball over the right field fence to bring the score to 8-0.

Oaks got the win on the mound, pitching three innings. He allowed two hits and struck out five batters.

Drew Dobbins pitched in relief, striking out four batters, walking three and allowing a hit.

Wilk closed the game striking out all three batters he faced.

Salado Versus Liberty Hill

Taylor 1

Salado 3

Salado Eagles beat the Taylor Ducks 3-1 March 26 and are now alone in first place in District 19-4A.

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Salado crushed the Burnet Bulldogs 19-0 in a mercy-rule shortened five innings on March 16.

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Eagles tied #2 Robinson, Dobbins throws no-hitter in West tournament

Drew Dobbins pitched a no-hitter against the host team West Trojans on March 2  to lead the Salado Eagles in the West Baseball Tournament March 1-3, where the Eagles went 2-0-2. The Eagles also forced the #2-ranked Robinson Rockets to accept a tie in the final game of the tournament on March 3.

Robinson 4

Salado 4

Salado outhit the Robinson Rockets in the final game of the tournament, tying the state-ranked team 4-4. The Eagles scored three runs in the bottom of the seventh to force the tie.

Mac Miller led off the bottom of the final frame with a double to left field. Kade Maedgen walked to put runners on first and second.

Belton Farr singled to load the bases.

Ryan Oaks walked, pushing a runner over home plate to bring the score to 2-4.

Dustin Hawes fouled out for the first out with the bases still full.

Farr was picked off by the pitcher and short stop at second before Jacob Wilk walked to load the bases again.

Rustin Hale hit a grounder, but an error by the third baseman allowed Hale to reach first and courtesy runner Parker Shelley and Oaks to score, tying the game at 4-4.

With runners at the corners, Robinson got out of trouble when Dobbins fouled out for Salado.

Max Marin got the start for Salado, pitching four innings, allowing four hits and four runs and striking out three. Maedgen pitched in relief, allowing no runs on one hit and striking out two.

Salad outhit Robinson eight to five. Garnering hits for the Eagles were Farr and Miller, two hits each and Rustin Hale, Dobbins, Dustin Heath and Maedgen, one hit each. Oaks, Wilk, Hale, Dobbins and Maedgen all had 1 RBI in the game.

Salado 5

West 0

Salado shut out West in the penultimate round of the tournament as Dobbins threw 90 pitches over six innings, striking out 10 batters on Mach 2. He also allowed no run but the Salado defense committed two errors, preventing an otherwise perfect game on the mound for Dobbins.

Salado scored four runs in the third and a run in the sixth.

Jacob Wilk batted 3-for-4 and scored a run to lead the Eagles. Rustin Hale went 2-for-3, scoring a run.  Dobbins was 2-for-4 at the plate with 2 RBI and scoring a run.

D Hawes and D Heath both had hits for Salado. Heath had 2 RBI.

Caldwell 1

Salado 5

Salado Eagles beat Caldwell 5-1 on Feb. 26 with Garrett Knight getting the win on the mound.

Knight pitched four innings, allowing three hits and no runs. He struck out seven batters.

The Eagles had seven hits in the game, led by Jacob Wilk, who went 2-for-2 and had 1 RBI.

Knight, Rustin Hale, D Hawes, D. Heath, Drew Dobbins and Ryan Oaks all had a hit in the game. Hawes, Knight and Mac Miller each batted in a run.

China Spring 1

Salado 1

China Spring scored a run in the top of the sixth to tie Salado in the first round of the West tournament on March 1.

Both teams had six hits in the game.

Ryan Oaks led Salado, going 2-for-4 at the plate. Dobbins was 1-for-2 with an RBI for the Eagles.

Jacob Wilk, D Hawes, and Mac Miller all had one hit.

Del Valle 1

Salado 3

Salado beat Del Valle 3-1 in a non-district game Feb. 26.

The Eagles scored runs in the first, third and sixth innings.

Ryan Oaks scored two runs on one hit and a walk.

Jacob Wilk batted 3-for-3 to lead Salado, knocking in 3 RBI including a homer.

Dustin Heath also had a hit for the Eagles.

Drew Dobbins pitched four innings, striking out seven batters and allowing no hits. Max Marin and Jacob Wilk also allowed no hits on the mound for Salado, striking out two each.

Cove 6

Eagles 4

Salado Eagles lost a non-district home game to the Copperas Cove Bulldawgs March 6.

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Salado Eagles took third place in the West baseball tournament March 3-5, losing to Robinson Rockets, which won the tournament.

Salado crushed Fairfield in the first round of the Tournament, tallying 11 hits and 16 runs for the shut out on March 3.

Fairfield had just two hits, both singles. Drew Dobbins went three innings for the win for Salado, striking out one and giving up one hit. Mac Miller and Konner Baird each pitched an inning in relief.

Salado scored four runs in the first. Ryan Oakes led off the bottom of the first with a single. He stole second and scored on a double to right by Dobbins. Jacob Wilk singled, scoring Dobbins. Tate Harvey singled to put runners at the corners. Harvey stole second. Wilk scored on a passed ball. Parker Seaton singled to left to score Harvey.

The Eagles went through the order and scored eight runs in the second. Salado had just three singles in the inning and runners reached on two errors, three walks.

Harvey soloed over the right field fence in the third to give Salado a 13-0 lead.

The Eagles added three in the fourth. Oakes and Dobbins both reached on errors. Wilk tripled to deep right to score both runners. Wilk scored on a double to the opposite field by Harvey.

Salado beat China Spring by scoring four runs in the top of the seventh of their second round game in the tournament March 2.

Jacob Wilk scored in the first after reaching on a fielder’s choice. He advanced on an error and scored on a single to deep left by Kade Maedgen.

The Eagles added two in the third. Ryan Oakes walked. Drew Dobbins reached on an error. Wilk singled to score Oakes. Tate Harvey singled and Maedgen singled to score Dobbins.

China Spring scored three runs in the bottom to tie the score.

Salado added two more in the fourth. Oakes walked and scored on a double by Dobbins. Dobbins scored on a single by Tate Harvey.

China Spring added runs in the fifth, sixth and seventh innings, but it was not enough to overcome a four-run seventh inning by Salado.

Maedgen walked to lead off the top of the seventh. Parker Seaton reached on an error on his bunt down the third base line. Garret Knight walked to load the bases. Cullen Mc Kinney doubled to score two runners. Dobbins singled to score Knight and Wilk hit a sacrifice to right to score McKinney.

Drew Dobbins got the win for Salado, pitching two innings in relief. He struck out two batters, allowed three hits and two runs.

Salado and West tied in the third round of the tournament, knotted at 7-7 on March 4.

Salado scored four runs in the first. Ryan Oakes hit a triple to lead off the game for Salado. He scored on a single to right by Kade Maedgen.

Jacob Wilk reached first on a fielder’s choice that put Maedgen out. He went to third on a two-out single by Belton Farr and scored on an error. Rustin Hale knocked it over the left field fence to score two runs.

Garrett Knight doubled to right field to lead off the second. Oakes walked and both runners advanced on a passed ball. Maedgen singled to score Knight. Tate Harvey singled to score Oakes.

West scored a run in the second, making the score 6-1.

In the top of the third, Rustin Hale reached on an error. He scored on a double to center by Cullen McKinney.

The Trojans scored runs in the bottom of the third, fourth and fifth innings to close the gap. West scored three runs in the bottom of the sixth to tie the game at 7-7.

Belton Farr struck out two batters in his four-inning appearance on the mound.

Robinson scored six runs in the third and five more in the sixth to beat Salado in the fourth round of the tournament on March 4, winning 12-4.

The teams were tied at 1-1 after the first. Ryan Oakes walked and went to second on a passed ball. He ran to third on a dropped third strike and scored on the throw after Jacob Wilk flew out to deep right.

Salado added a run in the third. Garrett Knight walked and went to third on a single by Oakes. He scored on a sacrifice to deep right by Wilk.

Wilk and Harvey scored runs in the fifth. Wilk reached on an error. Harvey singled to deep right to put runners at the corners. Belton Farr was hit by the pitcher to load the bases. After a fly out and strike out kept the runners in check, Cullen McKinney singled to deep right to score two runners.

Max Marin was issued the loss on the mound. He pitched five innings, striking out four, but allowing 10 hits and seven earned runs.

Salado and Del Valle both scored two runs in the sixth, but the Eagles already held a one run edge, good enough for the win on Feb. 28.

Kade Maedgen singled to right with one out in the second inning. He scored on a two-out double to left by Rustin Hale.

Del Valle scored two runs in the top of the sixth to take a 2-1 lead.

In the bottom of the sixth, Drew Dobbins and Jacob Wilk singled. Tate Harvey grounded to short and Dobbins was forced out going to third. A single to right scored Wilk and advanced Harvey to third. Harvey scored on a passed ball.

Wilk started the game, pitching three innings. He struck out two batters and allowed one hit and no runs.

Maedgen pitched four innings and got the win on the mound. He gave up two hits and two unearned runs and walked four batters.