
PaddleHeads Limit Range Riders to 4 Hits in Win
June 27, 2024 - Pioneer League (PL)
Missoula PaddleHeads News Release
MISSOULA, MT - After a big night for both offenses in the series opener on Tuesday, Wednesday would be a much different story in action between the Glacier Range Riders and Missoula PaddleHeads. After tallying runs in 3 of the first 4 innings, the Missoula attack would go quiet with great work in the Glacier bullpen playing a big role. As a result, the Range Riders were within striking distance in a low scoring battle throughout the contest. Thanks to Jonathan Clark, and the rest of the PaddleHeads staff, Glacier would never find a way to break through.
Clark would work his way through 6 innings of work effectively allowing just 4 hits. The bullpen combination of Noah McBride, Arman Sabouri, and Ethan Swanson would then slam the door over the final 3 innings by not allowing a single hit in a 5-3 win. Despite not scoring in their final 4 frames offensively, the PaddleHeads managed to hold off Glacier, expanding their lead atop the standings to 5 games over the 2nd place Range Riders.
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