Cane Cutters cut down Twins in 17-10 victory

There were some sparks left over in Spring Lake Park.

The Texarkana Twins fell to the Acadiana Cane Cutters in the first game of the doubleheader Saturday night at George Dobson Field, 17-10.

The Cane Cutters jumped out to an early 2-0 lead.

Rhett McCall drove in Chandler Morris and Cole Taylor for the first runs of the contest.

The Twins answered back in the bottom of the first.

Jalynn Keys drove in Avery George to put the twins on the board and Dylan Ditzenberger drove in Keys to tie the game at 2-runs apiece.

Jimmy Cravy started on the hill for the Twins. Cravy went three innings, gave up eight hits and eight runs for the Twins.

The Cane Cutters made sure the game wasn't tied long.

With the bases loaded, Morris hit a 3-run double, driving in Taylor, Preston Faulkner and Nathan Meranda, to give the Cane Cutters the edge, 5-2.

The Twins rallied back in the bottom of the second inning.

Avery George roped a double, driving in Tanner Sparks and Caleb Lasseigne to put the Twins proven by a run, 5-4.

Faulker gave the Cane Cutters a cushion in the third inning with his two-run homerun, 7-4.

Morris added to the Cane Cutters lead a couple of batters later, driving in Meranda for the 4-run lead, 8-4.

Morris ended the night going 5 for 5, driving in five runs and scoring three runs for the Cane Cutters.

Faulkner started the fourth inning rally for the Cane Cutters. Faulkner drove in Nathan Grabryszwski, giving the visitors a 9-4 lead.

Meranda drove in Faulker, compounded on the Cane Cutters lead and Kyle Bell drove in Meranda for his first hit of the game with a RBI-double.

Trey Herrington hit a grand slam in the top of the fifth inning, to give the Cane Cutters a 11-run lead over the Twins, 15-4.

Jake Gray drove in Faulkner to cut into the lead, 15-5.

Lasseigne put the Twins on the board with his sacrifice, driving in Nigel Smith.

Tanner Sparks hit a two-run homerun for the Twins, cutting the lead to seven runs, 15-8.

Sparks finished his night going 1 for 2 with 3 RBI and scored two runs.

The Cane Cutters added 2 more runs at the top of the sixth inning, to edge the Twins, 17-8.

The Twins slashed a few runs from the Cane Cutters lead in the bottom of the sixth.

Hunter Southerland drove in Keys and Gray drove in Dylan Ditzenberger for the Twins 10th run on the ball game.

 

Acadiana Cane Cutters     233     342     0     -     17     16     0

Texarkana Twins     220     042     0     -     10     10     1

Shawn Tweddy and Rhett McCall. Jimmy Cravy, Austin Cree (4), Ryan Collins (6) and Jake Gray. WP-Tweddy. LP-Cravy.

HR: Acadiana Cane Cutter-Preston Faulkner, 3rd, 1 on; Trey Harrington, 5th, 3 on. Texarkana Twins-Tanner Sparks, 5th, 2 on.

 

The Twins made the most out of their second chance.

The Texarkana Twins blanked the Acadiana Cane Cutters in the nightcap of the doubleheader at George Dobson Saturday night, 6-0.

The Twins got on the scoreboard first in the bottom of the opening inning.

Cam Hill drove in Gunner Halter to give the Twins the 1-0 lead.

Hill ended his night with two singles and a RBI for the Twins.

Avery George added to the Twins lead in the first with his 2-RBI double, driving in Colton Kessler and Cam Hill, to give the Twins the 3-0 lead.

George finished his night going 1 for 3 with a double and 2 RBI for the Twins.

Tanner Sparks continued the two out rally for the Twins in the bottom of the first, driving in Matt McDonald and Avery, to give the Twins the early 5-0 edge.

Sparks led the Twins at the dish, going 2 for 3 with a double and 2 RBI.

Gage Burns started on the hill for the Twins. Burns went four innings, gave up no runs and struck out three batters.

The Twins added a run in the bottom of the second inning when Kessler advanced to home plate on a arrant throw by the Cane Cutter catcher.

The Cane Cutters had no answer for the Twins in the second game.

 

Acadiana Cane Cutters     000     000     0     -     0     6     2

Texarkana Twins     510     000     -     6     8     0

Evan Dagle, Alex Nelms (5) and Connor Manola. Gage Burns, Brett Lorah (5), Austin Sachse (6), Gunner Halter (7) and Colton Kessler. WP-Burns. LP-Dagle.

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