In a thrilling baseball matchup in Frostburg, the Hampshire Trojans narrowly defeated the Mountain Ridge Miners with a final score of 10-7. Hampshire initially dominated the game, leading 10-2 entering the bottom of the seventh inning. However, Mountain Ridge mounted a fierce comeback, scoring five runs in the final inning. Hampshire's manager, Ken Maiers, expressed disappointment in his team's inconsistency, stating they need to maintain their intensity throughout the entire game. Key players for Hampshire included Brayden Hott and Wyatt Adams, who each hit two-run singles during a pivotal seven-run fourth inning. Mountain Ridge's John Delaney hit a solo home run in the fifth, contributing to their late rally. Despite the loss, Mountain Ridge's coach, Joshua Glass, acknowledged the team's resilience but highlighted the need to improve on fundamental baseball skills and reduce mental errors. The Trojans will next face Musselman, while Mountain Ridge will play against Keyser.