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The late-season surge from the Senators just keeps going, as their win-streak has reached 11 games after a sweep of the Mavericks.
The streak is the longest for any team this season, and has catapulted the Senators into first place with just one week remaining in the regular season.
The Senators continued their late-season offensive explosion, sweeping four games from the Volcanoes — the scheduled three-game series plus a makeup game.
The wins extend the Senators (22-19) win streak to eight games and they now sit in first place with two weeks to play in the regular season.
The Senators scored 43 runs in their three-game sweep of the Campesinos, a record number of runs scored without a home run hit.
The Mavericks came into the week jostling with the Volcanoes at the top of the standings.
After the 2-1 series win against the Senators, the Mavericks hold a .5 game lead. But it’s now the Campesinos who sit directly behind the Mavericks.
Week 11 of the Mavericks League provided some firsts for the league and season. The first walk-off win of the season, the first player to record a home run and be credited with the win, season debuts from a few players, and it all ended with standings still looking crowded.
The Senators were finally able to snap their seven-game losing streak on Saturday against the Volcanoes.
Two runs in the first put them up early, and the Senators never looked back in the 7-2 win, their first since July 3 against the Volcanoes.
A rough start ended with excitement and joy for the first-place Volcanoes in Thursday’s walk-off win against the Senators — the first walk-off this season in the Mavericks League. Jacobi Allen’s sacrifice fly brought in Jose Villa to end the night, and cap off a four-run comeback for the Volcanoes[Read More…]
A little over two months into the season, and the things are almost as close as they were on opening day. After going 2-1 in the series against them this week, the Volcanoes (15-12) hold a narrow lead over the Mavericks (16-13) for first place — a .004 edge in[Read More…]
With the midpoint of the Mavericks League season here, the Keizertimes sports desk sat down and pored over the first-half performances. After hours of statistical analysis and eye tests, here are the Keizertimes’ Mavericks League All-Star team. Catcher – Angeddy Almanzar – Senators The man behind the plate for the Senators[Read More…]
There must have been something in the air in week nine. Well, the science behind air resistance probably says there was less, but regardless, there was something special at Volcanoes Stadium where three grand slams were hit in the week. There had only been two grand slams hit in the[Read More…]
