GALLERY: Varsity Baseball Undefeated In First Tournament
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Matthew Gula ’22 slides into third base, trying to pull off a double steal. Despite a tough call and a coach’s protest, Gula was ruled out. Photo courtesy of Eric Hyman.
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Tait Joynt ’21 releases the ball, hoping for a strikeout. Joynt had a productive weekend, getting the win on the mound against Anderson and hitting a home run against Connally. Photo courtesy of Eric Hyman.
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Matthew Gula ’22 rips a run scoring single. Gula led all Westwood hitters with 7 hits in the tournament. Photo courtesy of Eric Hyman.
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Jeff Hebert ’22 pitches the ball. While he started on the mound, he also contributed to the teams’ success at the plate, going 5 for 6 at the dish on Thursday. Photo courtesy of Eric Hyman.
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As the dugout watches on, Peter Dyar ’20 rips a double, extending the Warrior lead against Weiss. The UT Dallas commit drove in a total of six runs on five hits, including two doubles. Photo courtesy of Eric Hyman.
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Tait Joynt ’21 and Matthew Gula ’22 celebrate after beating Anderson. The Warriors came from behind twice in the game, beating the Trojans by a final score of 8-6. Photo courtesy of Eric Hyman.
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Jack Brinson ’22 barrels the ball up, resulting in a single. Brinson posted 5 hits and had a .500 on base percentage over the weekend. Photo courtesy of Eric Hyman.
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