Baseball: Pack bats catch fire in opener
It was a pitcher’s duel early but when Glacier’s bats warmed up, they caught fire. Kaeden Kahler and Teagan Dixon drove in three runs each as the Wolfpack took a 7-2 victory over Belgrade in the school’s inaugural baseball game Saturday at Griffin Field. “Their pitcher was doing well, then we got our first hit and I think everyone got a spark and we started hitting and rolling,” Kahler said.
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It was a pitcher’s duel early but when Glacier’s bats warmed up, they caught fire. Kaeden Kahler and Teagan Dixon drove in three runs each as the Wolfpack took a 7-2 victory over Belgrade in the school’s inaugural baseball game Saturday at Griffin Field. “Their pitcher was doing well, then we got our first hit and I think everyone got a spark and we started hitting and rolling,” Kahler said.
After three scoreless innings, Belgrade jumped ahead thanks to a Max Zimmer bases-loaded single to left field. A passed ball allowed Mason Zimmer to come home and make it 2-0 Panthers. “A few ups and downs, but I am glad we got rid of the nerves today,” Glacier coach Erik Brink said.
“I’m so proud of them, they battled back. We have only had a few days of outdoor practice and our defense made some really good plays. ” Brady Buckmaster picked up Glacier’s first hit in the bottom of the fourth, but Beau Schulz popped out on a bunt and Buckmaster was caught out at second for a double play to end the inning.
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