Indiana Wildcats: News
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Wednesday, July 30
Indiana Wildcats Runner-up at Seymour Blast Off Touranment
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Thursday, February 19
Indiana Wildcats team up with Bulter Baseball
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Indiana Wildcats have teamed up with Bulter Baseball working with Coach Tyner, assisant coach of the Bulter University Basball team. Coach Tyner has provide a unbelivable amount of baseball wisdom to the coaching staff and players. The Indiana Wildcats will be particpating and rooting the Bulldogs on during the season as ball and bat boys for the BullDogs!
Bulter offers a great baeball youth Camps (ages 8-12). Bulldog Baseball Camps are for players who sincerely want to learn and improve and have fun with the game of baseball. A player’s ability or level of knowledge is not important when he/she arrives at camp. Campers will be given every opportunity, under close supervision, to improve their skills. Getting young people excited and enthusiastic about the game of baseball is one of our primary objectives. Our energetic staff will give each camper the knowledge that will help them become more successful in baseball and ensure the success of our sport for the next generation and those generations to come. We pride ourselves in teaching solid baseball fundamentals. Long free time periods, watching videos or watching other games isn’t part of our camp experience. We are not a “baby-sitting” camp. Advertisement of the Bulldog Baseball Camp comes from the testimonials of numerous players who have vastly improved their skills at the camp and from parents who have seen this improvement. The number of campers returning for second, third and even more years is remarkably high.
Please take a moment to visit our sponors page for a link to the Bulldog Baseball Camps.
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Tuesday, July 15
Wildcats Runners-Up at Terre Haute Touranment
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Monday, July 21
Wildcats National League Champions at the Midwest National Championships
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DETERMINATION – That is what the Indiana Wildcats had for Sunday’s two come from behind wins National League Champions at the Midwest National Championships in Noblesville, Indiana.
First up for the Wildcats on Sunday was the Oaklandon Bombers. A slow start for the Wildcats found them down 7-4 in the fourth. A 3 run fifth inning sparked by 2 consecutive doubles by Will Patton and Ethan Higginbotham followed by a string of hits by Matt Olovich, Braxton Allen, and Sam Darling which allowed Wildcats to claw their way back into the game. The Wildcats added 2 more runs in the top of the sixth inning to take the lead 9-8. After giving up the a single to the first batter, Braxton Allen took control of game and retired the next three batters to preserve the 9-8 come from behind victory for the Wildcats.
The next game found the Wildcats facing the hosts Noblesville Heat who wasted no time jumping out to a 2-0 lead scoring their first two batters. Once again, the Wildcats found themselves down 1 run heading into the sixth inning where they plated 2 runs behind singles by Matt Olovich, Braxton Allen, Andy Bennett and game winning hit by Jacob Pinson to drive in Braxton Allen.
Wednesday, July 2
Wildcats With a BIG Win at OYO
Some weekends can not always be measured by the trophy that is brought home at the end of the weekend; this weekend was one of them. The Wildcats traveled to Oaklandon to participate in the OYO Bomber Bash.
The first game opponent was the Fishers eXpress which the Wildcats wasted no time by scoring their first 8 hitters. A strong pitching performance by Braxton Allen and Andrew Bennett secured a 15-3 win in four innings.
Saturday morning kicked off with a tough game against the Diamond Cutters which the Wildcats fell behind early 3-0 until the third inning. Jacob Pinson struck with the bases loaded to drive in three runs and tie the game at three. Then in the 6th inning, the Wildcats added three more runs to take the game 6-3. Strong defense and pitching allowed the Wildcats to stay within striking distance and secured their second win of the tournament.
Saturday afternoon was Mt Vernon, which again the Wildcats wasted no time jumping on them early by scoring 9 runs in the first inning. Braxton Allen, Tony Hoffman, Ethan Higginbotham, and Sam Darling supplied some big hits leading the Wildcats to their third win of the pool play and number one seeding for the tournament play.
Sunday morning was filled with Fishers Excitement as the Indiana Wildcats faced the Hamilton Southeastern Cats. This was a tough game right from the start which was opened up by Bryce Tuttle’s single scoring Will Patton and allowing the Wildcats to take a 1-0 lead. In the third the Wildcats add an additional run on Jacob Pinson’s single scoring Braxton Allen. HSE provided a run in the forth to make the game 2-1 but the Wildcats answered back on Andrew Bennett’s single to score Connor Drews and take a 3-1 lead into the sixth. At the top of the sixth, HSE plated 2 runs and tied the game up at 3 but the Wildcats were still on the prowl and not finished yet. Immediately, they answered with a sSingle by Evan Patrick, a walk and a pass ball, then a BIG SAC hit by Ethan Higginbotham to score Evan Patrick from third to give the Wildcats at BIG 4-3 win over the HSE Cats. Evan Patrick not only scored the winning run but pitched a solid complete game from the mound giving up 3 runs on 5 hits while striking out 7 batters and giving up 5 walks. Great win for the boys, coaches, and the Wildcats Program.
Tuesday, June 10
Wildcats 1st Place in the "War By The Shore" Tournament
While summer storms threatened the entire state, the 9U Indiana Wildcats competed in the “War By The Shore” tournament in Michigan City. Friday night’s rain brought about flooded fields and delayed all play until Saturday. Saturday's tournament got off to a rough start for the Wildcats, giving up 4 runs in the first to the host team, the Michigan City Wolfs. Evan Patrick and Braxton Allen shared the pitching responsibility for the Wildcats and provided a solid pitching effort for the Wildcats. Defensively the Wildcats made some key plays, such as Bryce Tuttle’s unassisted double play from Center Field, to continue to keep the game within reach. The Wildcats sill found themselves 4 runs down coming into the bottom of the last inning. However big bats stepped up and delivered some timely hits and smart base running to steal the game away. Ethan Higginbotham doubled down the left field line and Andy Bennett, Luke Duermit, Matt Olovich and Sam Darling strung together 4 straight hits to put this one in the books as a W for the Wildcats. It was good to see the team pull together and dig deep to find a way to win.
Moving into Sunday’s final game, the Indiana Wildcats was prepared for battle. Leading the charge from the mound was Jacob Pinson, who threw a solid complete 1 hit game and was backed by great defense in the field. Tony Hoffman stepped up and caught a exceptional game highlighted by 3 put outs at the plate. Braxton Allen led the strong bat attach for the Wildcats, going 3 for 3 and 5 steals on the base path. With this solid attack, both offensively and defensively, the Indiana Wildcats were able to defeat the Dyer Thunder 11-1 taking home first place and a direct berth to BPA World Series Owensboro, KY.
Monday, February 18
Coach Pinson Earns Coaching Certification
February 2, 2008 - Coach Pinson earns his Babe Ruth League/ ...
Sunday, March 1
Spring Season Opener
