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April 24, 2012

Mustang routs Plainsmen

Enid News and Eagle

MUSTANG —  — Three Mustang pitchers combined for a two-hitter as the Broncos completed a sweep of a District 6A-4 series with Enid, 11-3 Tuesday.

The Broncs belted out 17 hits, scoring a run in the second, four in the fourth and sixth and two in the fifth. The Plainsmen dropped to 15-20-1 overall and 5-7 in district.

Jake Henthorn had two RBI doubles for Mustang, now 21-11 overall and 8-4 in district. Landon Vodka and Andrew Madison both drove in two runs

Trevor Miller, who picked off two runners, took the loss for the Plainsmen.

“They swing the bats real well,’’ Enid coach James Peoples said. “We couldn’t get them out.’’

Mustang’s Brandon Taylor had a no-hitter until the fifth when Christain Voitik had a bloop single. Cole Floyd had opened the inning with a walk.

Trey Gilbertson doubled home Floyd and Voitik. Curtis Shelton walked which brought in reliever Chris Gibbons.

Gibbons departed after Haden Houska reached on a fielder’s choice and Shawn Spring and Jake Walker walked bringing in another run.

However, Jacob Rateliff retired Lawson King to end the inning. He shut out the Plainsmen in the sixth and seventh to end the game.

“We just didn’t produce at the plate,’’ Peoples said.. “Their kids kept us all balance all day and we couldn’t come up with a hit.’’

The Plainsmen will conclude the regular season at Putnam City North Friday. Scheduled games at Bixby Saturday and Broken Arrow Monday have been canceled because Enid has reached the 22-game non-tournament limit.

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