Cats comeback comes up short vs. Harper Horns

Cats comeback comes up short vs. Harper Horns

Comfort’s comeback against Harper last Saturday came up short after the Longhorns defeated the Bobcats, 9-8.

Comfort was trailing 9-2 when the seventh inning started and plated 6 runs in the frame but Harper recorded the last out before the Cats could tie it up.

Comfort slips to 8-3 with two of those losses coming to Harper after the Longhorns also defeated them on March 2 in a tournament, 9-6.

In last Saturdays game, the Cats scored first in the game and went up 1-0, but Harper answered with 2 in the bottom of the frame for the 2-1 lead.

The Longhorns added another in the second and it was 3-1, but the Cats cut into the lead with a single run in the third to make it 3-2.

Harper added another run in the bottom of the third to double up the Cats at 4-2 and then expanded their lead with 3 runs in the fourth and another 2 in the fifth for the 9-2 advantage.

It stayed that way until the seventh when Comfort mounted its comeback. The Bobcats hit 5 singles and had a hit batter and the lead was down to 9-5 with one out.

A fielder’s choice, single and another hit batter made it 9-7 but the Longhorns recorded the second out of the frame at that point.

A Mason West single drove in another run and the lead was down to one at 9-8 but that’s where the rally ended after Harper threw out a runner at second base to end it.

Comfort had 9 hits in the game and all 9 were singles. West recorded 3 of the singles, Micah Nye had 2 singles, while Mason Matt, Luke Bohnert, Izzy Lopez and Noah Bohnert all hit 1 single.

Nye drove in 3 runs, West picked up 2 RBI, Luke Bohnert, Lopez and Juan Zarate all collected 1 RBI each.

West scored 3 runs, while Brooks Davis, Nye, Luke Bohnert, Trace Weber and Noah Bohnert all crossed home plate one time.

Nye went 3.1 innings and gave up 5 hits, 2 walks and struck out 1 batter. Lopez tossed 2.2 frames and yielded 5 hits, no walks and also fanned 1.


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