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FF Otters 10u baseball splits with Barnesville

By Brian Jenc, 05/19/21, 11:30PM CDT

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Wednesday evening the 10U Otters baseball team took on a talented Barnesville team in a double header with Fergus Falls winning the nightcap, 17-2, after Barnesville had won the opener, 5-3.  

Game 1 started off with Chase Johnston taking control, pitching 2 shutout innings and delivering a clutch 2 out triple in the first to drive in Dexter Felstul for the 1st run of the game.  Chase came around to score on another clutch 2-out single by Frank Schierer.  Jude Moline added on another run in the 3rd with a lead-off double, he came around to score on a wild pitch.  That was the end of the scoring for the home team.  Defensively Weston Youngberg had a highlight reel diving catch in left to preserve the early Otters lead.  Barnesville scratched and clawed and had some clutch late inning hits of their own to take a 5-3 victory.  Schierer led the offense with two hits in the game.  Johnston, Cade Johnson and Owen Johnson all pitched well in defeat.

Game two again started with good Trojans pitching, but the Otters offense erupted in the second inning scoring 8 runs.  The offensive explosion started with a Felstul double. From there the Otters blasted 4 home runs in the inning.  Chase Johnston, bash brothers Kade Johnson and Cade Johnson (no relation), and Hayden Heruth all went deep for the Otters.  Heruth and Felstul had a huge day at the dish, each falling a single shy of the cycle.  Felstul hit the Otters 5th HR of the game in the 4th inning.  Cade Johnson and Johnston also had multi-hit efforts in the victory.   Landon Noon, Owen Johnson and Isaac Jenc also added hits as part of a 14 hit, 17 run attack.  The Otters received great pitching performances in the game by Owen Johnson, Isaac Jenc and Jude Moline.  The final score was 17-2 for the home team. 

The Otters showed great resilience after a tough game 1 loss to protect their home field in game 2.

The Otters next play on Thursday 5/27 against Morris at DeLagoon Park.