Lincoln Trail College Sweeps Frontier Community College

Lincoln Trail College's baseball team achieved a sweeping victory over Frontier Community College, with a score of 13-0 in a 7 inning game to start the series on April 6th.

Grant Palmer, Jack Beverly, and Sammy Kestranek scored two runs each, and Collin Sweeney scoring one. Notably, Colby Morse and Brayden Fraasman each scored three runs, helping their team secure a comfortable lead over Frontier Community College. Pitching during this game was Lipscomb Signee, Jake Lynch. This gave the team the confidence they needed to go into the next day to finish the series strong.

Lincoln Trail College's baseball team secured a second win against Frontier Community College in game two of the series on April 7th. With a final score of 3-1, the team celebrated another successful performance, further solidifying their position as a formidable force on the field. The game saw an impressive display of skill from Lincoln Trail's sophomores, with all three runs made by Grant Palmer, Jack Beverly, and Krayton Morse. Their ability to step up and deliver when it mattered most was a testament to their talent and dedication to the sport. Pitching was also critical to the team's success in the game, with Eric Rawlings, Jackson Pittman, and Luke Shelton playing important roles in helping secure their victory. Their consistent and effective performances kept Frontier Community College's scoring opportunities to a minimum, setting their team up for success.

Lincoln Trail's baseball team secured a third consecutive win against Frontier. With a final score of 2-0, the team continued their successful streak with an impressive performance on the field. Sophomore Grant Palmer and Freshman Brayden Fraasman played a critical role in securing the win, with both players contributing to the team's runs. Their determination and focus were evident, helping the team maintain momentum throughout the game. With Foster McDonald's effective performance pitching as a significant factor in the team's shutout victory against Frontier Community College. McDonald kept the opposing team's scoring opportunities to a minimum.