Plains-Hot Springs hang with Ronan in 15-8 loss
Plains first baseman Jackson Lucier (left) tags Ronan's Treysin Sinclair during their game this past Saturday in Plains. (Tracy Scott, Valley Press)
Savage Horsemen catcher Matthew Thurston (left, in catcher's gear) tries to stop Ronan's Nate Bisson from scoring in their game this past Saturday in Plains. (Tracy Scott, Valley Press)
Plains eighth grader Pierce Danielson fires a pitch toward the plate during the Savage Horsemen's game versus Whitefish this past Friday in Plains. (Tracy Scott, Valley Press)
It has been said, possibly ad nauseum, that even a long journey begins with a single step.
For the Plains-Hot Springs Savage Horsemen varsity baseball team, the hope is that well-work axiom applies to their first official season of Montana high school baseball following a 15-8 loss to Ronan in Plains. The Savage Horsemen opened their week with a 22-0 home loss Friday to Whitefish.
The eight runs are the most in a game this season by the Savage Horsemen, in fact they are the first runs of any kind for the team Saturday afternoon at Amundson Sports Complex.
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