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Jancarlos Cintron and Jose Herrera each recorded solo homers Friday night against the River Cats.
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Tied at five in the bottom of the ninth, Cooper Hummel began Reno’s rally with a single and later advanced to third courtesy of a deep flyout from Corbin Carroll. Garrett stepped up to the plate and ended the game with a sacrifice fly to right that plated Hummel and completed the comeback.
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Tonight’s victory marks the second-straight game that the Aces have been victorious in walk-off fashion with a home run.
[RENO ACES RELEASE] 06/30/2019 Las Vegas, Nevada – The Reno Aces saw their longest win streak of the season come to an end tonight in Las Vegas. Riding a five-game win streak, Taylor Widener made the start for Chris Cron tonight in game two of the five-game series. Widener turned in another strong performance going five innings of two-run baseball with nine strikeouts. Down 2-0 in the top of the fifth inning, the red-hot Domingo Leyba crushed his third home run of the se...
[ACES RELEASE] 05/17/2019 Reno, Nevada – It took nine innings for the Aces to take the lead, but that’s all that matters. Reno beat Tacoma, 7-6, in walk-off fashion Friday night to snap an eight-game losing streak. The game ended on a pop-fly to shortstop off the bat of Juniel Querecuto that drifted Rainiers’ shortstop Kristopher Negron just far enough into left field to allow Tim Locastro to tag-up and score from third base. This one wasn’t easy for th...
Despite leading for the first seven innings of the contest, Nevada (7-4) lost at Grand Canyon (6-6) on Wednesday night 3-2 on a walk-off single in the ninth inning.
In thrilling fashion, Joshua Zamora hit a sacrifice fly with the bases loaded in the bottom of the ninth to propel Nevada (7-6, 4-1 MW) to a game and series victory over San Jose State (6-8, 0-4 MW). Sophomore Ryan Anderson (1-1) picked up the win the same day his father, Scott, threw out the first pitch on Saturday afternoon.
After finding itself down by a run heading into the bottom of the seventh, the junior Aaliyah Gibson led Nevada softball team to storm back and score a pair of runs to defeat Colorado State, 5-4, in walk-off fashion for the second day in a row.