Month: June 2021

GAME RECAP: Dill’s gem, Morrison’s triple fuel Stephenville past Argyle in Game 1

CELINA — Bryson Dill pitched a six-inning gem and Trace Morrison provided him all the support he needed with a two-run triple in the third to fuel the Stephenville baseball team to a 2-0 victory over Argyle on Wednesday in Game 1 of a best-of-three series for the Region I-4A championship.

Dill was brilliant all night, limiting the Eagles to three hits and three walks while striking out seven. And his lineup did just enough to make him a winner, scraping across two runs off Argyle starter Trevor Duck.

The victory puts the Yellow Jackets (27-8-1) in position to close out the series and claim Region I’s state tournament berth with a win in Game 2, which is slated for 7 p.m. Thursday at Abilene Christian University’s Crutcher Scott Field. Game 3, if necessary, would be played at 7 p.m. Friday back in Celina.

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GAME STORY: Gutierrez leads Stamford in 1-0 win over Weimar

AUSTIN — With two of the top Class 2A pitchers in the state going toe-to-toe, the general consensus was that one or two runs may be enough to win Tuesday’s state semifinal between Stamford and Weimar. 

As fate would have it, the Stamford Lady Bulldogs and University of Texas-bound pitcher Citlaly Gutierrez proved the projections correct in a 1-0 SHS win at McCombs Field. 

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PREVIEW: Upstart Lady Bulldogs ready to show state who they are, what they’re about

As the lone Class 2A qualifier making its state tournament debut this week, the Stamford softball team will be the new kid on the block when it takes the field for its state semifinal matchup with Weimar at 7 p.m. Tuesday at the University of Texas’ Red & Charline McCombs Field in Austin.

But if you think the upstart Lady Bulldogs are happy just to be making the trip or have satisfied their goals by reaching the final four, think again.

While thrilled to have earned the opportunity in front of them, coach Cynthia Herrera and her squad still feel they have some unfinished business. And just two wins away from bringing Stamford its first softball state championship, the Lady Bulldogs aim to finish the job.

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