The home squad came out locked in, putting on a defensive masterclass. Five scoreless innings, just seven runs allowed, and an offense that punched in eleven — a full‑team statement win.
The defensive fireworks started in the third inning.
Dan Woodsby opened the highlight parade with a leaping snatch at shortstop, robbing Kerry of a line‑drive hit — a full‑extension grab that drew cheers from both dugouts.
In the fourth inning, softball karma struck. Woodsby smoked a liner of his own… only for Kerry to return the favor and snatch it right back. Two shortstops, two stolen hits, back‑to‑back brilliance.
Then came the final‑inning drama from the mound.
Wilcox ripped a hard shot up the middle — only for Vandenberg to flash the leather and snatch it out of the air. A visiting‑team gem that lit up the inning.
The next inning, Matt answered with his own rocket up the middle, but Stu wasn’t giving an inch. He reached up from the mound and snatched it clean, dropping the inning’s second highlight‑reel theft. Two pitchers, two snatches, back-to-back innings — pure defensive drama.
The visitors got big production from Ralph, who went a perfect 4‑for‑4, but even that hot bat couldn’t crack the home team defensive wall or overcome its eleven‑run push.
On the home side, Adkins matched Ralph swing for swing, going 4‑for‑4 and fueling the offense that kept the home team firmly in control.
And a warm welcome to Mark Murrow, a seasoned player joining the league — great to have you out there with us.
Be sure to check out the new photo drop in the 2026 Album.
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