Before you could even settle in, the Vaqueros had loaded the bases twice and the score was 5-0 in the top of the first inning. Jaime Estrada starting the hitting with a line shot to left scoring two and after four innngs the Vaq's had staked starter Dakody Clemmer with a 10-1 lead. No need to pitch much more than 4 inings when you're sitting more than throwing. Central kept hitting, Clemmer sat and when he did get in to pitch, they were 5 minute innings for him it seemed. Clemmer threw four, fanned three, and gave up an earned run to get his second win. He was in command. 

The Vaqueros totaled twelve hits including triples from Josh Ethier and Caleb Henderson, doubles from Jaime and Sam Welton, gathered eight walks, and stole a couple of bags in a 13-4 win. When you're ripping the ball everywhere, the "bunting club" disappears, no SACS on the day.

All nine starters hit for Central.

MJ scored four times, Ethier and Tim Hergert twice, and Estrada drove in three. This was an all around team win, the Vaqueros did everything. 

The Gene Autry Park is a large yard, 365 down left and 420 into center field.

"This isn't my favorite park" said head coach Anthony Gilich. "The dugouts are weird."