POCATELLO RAZORBACKS 8, BILLINGS (MT) 2
Caden McCurdy and Scott Baker combined to hold Billings (Montana) to three hits in the Pocatello Razorbacks' 8-2 win Sunday at the Billings tournament.
Aaron Kearns paced Pocatello's offense, which scored five runs in the opening inning. Kearns went 3 for 3 with two doubles.
The Razorbacks (6-1-1) host Canyon Ridge on Monday for a doubleheader at Halliwell Park.
MIDDLETON 11, POCATELLO REBELS 3 (5)
SPRING CREEK (NV) 10, POCATELLO REBELS 9
The Single-A Pocatello Rebels dropped their games Saturday and Sunday at the Vallivue tournament, losing 11-3 in five innings Saturday against Middleton and falling 10-9 on Sunday to Spring Creek (Nevada).
In Sunday's loss to Spring Creek, Kyler Spracklen went 3 for 5 with a triple and two doubles. The Rebels cut Spring Creek's 10-6 lead to 10-9 in the seventh inning, but could not plate the tying run.
Pocatello (3-6-2) hosts Canyon Ridge for a doubleheader Tuesday at Halliwell Park.
BOX SCORES
POCATELLO RAZORBACKS 8, BILLINGS 2
Billings 010 001 0 -- 2 3 2
Pocatello 520 010 x -- 8 12 2
Pocatello -- WP: Baker. 2B: Anderson, Kearns (2), McCurdy.
MIDDLETON 11, POCATELLO REBELS 3 (5)
Pocatello 003 00x x -- 3 4 5
Middleton 234 2xx x -- 11 12 2
Pocatello -- LP: Sneddon.Â
Middleton -- WP: Burch. 2B: Gibbs, Sager.
SPRING CREEK (NV) 10, POCATELLO REBELS 9
Spring Creek 151 020 1 -- 10 7 3
Pocatello 210 030 3 -- 9 9 3
Pocatello -- LP: Woodin. 2B: Ellis, Sneddon, Spracklen (2). 3B: Spracklen.
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