Late surge flies Phoenix past Tigers in series opener
In the series opener against the Cumberland Phoenix, Campbellsville lost 10-4 after a late offensive outburst by Cumberland. Kleysen Gabruck led Campbellsville with a home run and a double, but the Tigers couldn't maintain their early lead. Despite strong contributions from Jason Franzel, Tate Wischnack, and Joaquin Hernandez, the Tigers struggled to capitalize on key opportunities. Cumberland took control of the game with a two-run homer in the seventh and secured the win by adding more runs in the ninth. Campbellsville aims to recover in the upcoming doubleheader on Saturday.
By the Numbers- Kleysen Gabruck went 2-for-4, hitting one home run and one double.
- Cumberland scored eight of their ten runs in the last three innings.
- Campbellsville started strong but faltered in the late innings.
- The Tigers tied the game at 3-3 after falling behind but couldn鈥檛 regain control.
Campbellsville will compete in a doubleheader against Cumberland on Saturday, with hopes of bouncing back from the defeat. The first pitch is scheduled for 1 p.m. ET, presenting a new opportunity for the Tigers to secure a series win.
Bottom LineTo remain competitive, Campbellsville must capitalize on scoring chances and tighten up their late-game pitching. A strong showing in Saturday's doubleheader is crucial for maintaining momentum in the series.
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