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Snowflake won two of three games last week moving their regular season mark to 9-2. They could be ranked in the top five when the new rankings come out on Tuesday morning.
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The Lobos started the week on a down note losing to Payson at home on Tuesday by a final of 9-5. Payson jumped out early scoring five runs in the top of the first. They added another in the second before Snowflake posted one run in the second. The Lobos cut another run off the lead in the third. Neither team scored in the fourth or fifth, but Payson pushed their lead to 7-2 with a run in the sixth. Snowflake made it a two run game scoring three times in the bottom of the sixth but that would be as close as they would get. Payson added on two insurance runs in the seventh to win the game 9-5.
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Cody Fox went three for three at the plate, with a double; Traegon Standerfer was two for four, with a double; Tyler Hall, one for four; Brydon Hatch, one for two; Chase Williams, one for four; Ricky Munger, one for three; Jace LeSueur, one for three, with a double and two RBI.
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Williams pitched four innings giving up no runs with two strikeouts. Standerfer worked two frames allowing six runs with three strikeouts and three walks. Joey Beecroft pitched one inning with one strikeout and gave up 2 runs.
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Things were much easier for Snowflake on Friday when they cruised to a 17-3 home field win over a struggling Holbrook team. Holbrook scored twice in the top of the first but when Snowflake scored 10-runs in the bottom of the inning the game was essentially over. The Lobos added another five in the third and two more for good measure in the fourth.
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Fox went two for three, with a home run; Chase Williams was three for four, with a double and a triple; Ricky Munger, one for three with a home run; LeSueur, two for three, with a double; Joey Beecroft, two for two; Harrison Oakes, one for one; and Standerfer went two for two.
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Standerfer, Joey Beecroft, and Munger combined to give up three runs, with eight strikeouts and walked four Roadrunner batters.
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Hosting Page on Saturday, the Lobos scored once in the first, then again opened things up early with six runs in the second. They made the lead 10-0 with three in the fourth. Page avoided the ten run rule with five in the fifth, but Snowflake went on to win the game 12-5.
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Fox was two for three, with a double; Brydon Hatch went one for two; Williams, one for three, with a double; Munger, two for four, with a triple; LeSueur, two for four, with a double; Joey Beecroft, two for four; Caden Cantrell, one for three; Josh Beecroft, two for three, with a triple; and Standerfer went one for three.
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Williams did the bulk of the work on the hill giving up five runs with three strikeouts and walked three Sand Devil batters.
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Snowflake will have played at Show Low on Tuesday, then will join many other teams at the Wolves Classic held in Goodyear over the weekend. They will return to regular season action on Tuesday when they travel to Blue Ridge.
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