“9 Runs Allowed Pitcher Rocky Webster generated two swinging strikes from 2026 Alexandria Post 24 hitters on 20 pitches. Starting pitcher Sam Figueroa threw 84 pitches and had two strikeouts, while allowing five walks and eight base hits. Three out of seven walks issued came around to score. Pitchers threw an additional 13 pitches in error-extended innings. Fielders committed seven errors, leading to one unearned run. David Perrin, Cooper Haley, Daniel Klapmust, and Calvin Colon each committed errors in the field for Springfield Post 176 Snakeheads. Springfield Post 176 Snakeheads's win probability dropped during the top of the second inning, where they gave up five runs. 11 Runs Scored Andrew Rubino and Aidan Baxter each had multiple at bats where they saw six or more pitches. Andrew Rubino doubled, scoring one run in the bottom of the eighth, which significantly increased Springfield Post 176 Snakeheads's chances to win. Baserunners stole nine bases in 10 attempts. Hitters had quality at bats 58% of the time. Hitters saw at least three pitches after getting two strikes 10 times. The bottom of the eighth was the best half inning for Springfield Post 176 Snakeheads. They scored four runs in the inning. Hitters saw 4.4 pitches per plate appearance. Springfield Post 176 Snakeheads didn't take advantage of all of their chances, with zero two-out RBIs. They ended up stranding eight runners. 4 of your team's 7 strikeouts were looking. Springfield Post 176 Snakeheads ended up behind in the count with a first pitch strike in 23 of their 43 at bats.”
Springfield Post 176 turned a seven-run hole into an 11-9 win over Alexandria 24 on Tuesday at Lake Braddock Secondary School, with Andrew Rubino and Henry Mahns driving the rally. Rubino doubled in the late surge, and Mahns helped spark Springfield’s comeback as it pulled away in the later innings.
Alexandria 24 looked in control early, scoring five times in the second and adding two more in the third. Micah Herndon, Andy Matthews and Avner Quigley helped fuel the second-inning burst, with Matthews finishing 2-for-6 with three RBIs and Quigley going 2-for-4 with a RBI. Wesley Hodges also had two hits and drove in a run, while Dylan Klotz added two hits as Alexandria put together 2 hits and seven walks.
Springfield started chipping away in the second when Aidan Baxter scored on a wild pitch, then added two in the fourth and two more in the fifth to keep the game within reach. Henry Mahns went 2-for-4 with three RBIs and three stolen bases, while David Perrin matched him with two hits and three RBIs. Rubino finished with a run, an RBI, a double and two walks, and Aidan Baxter reached base four times on four walks while scoring twice.
The decisive push came in the eighth, when Perrin doubled to bring home Mahns, Mahns reached on a fielder’s choice play that allowed runs to score, and Rubino doubled to drive in another run. Springfield also stole nine bases in the game, with Mahns and Baxter both swiping multiple bags.
Andrew Grane earned the win for Springfield, allowing one run on three hits over four innings with four strikeouts and two walks. Sam Figueroa started for Springfield and allowed eight runs on eight hits in 3 1/3 innings, while Rocky Webster followed with 1 2/3 scoreless innings. Avner Quigley started for Alexandria and gave up three runs over four innings with four strikeouts, then Beckett Stallard and Adam Knotts worked the middle and late innings.
Alexandria got a final run in the ninth when Isak Alper reached on an error and Herndon scored on the play, but Springfield held on to finish the comeback. Both teams kept the ball in play throughout a game that featured 20 total runs and plenty of traffic on the bases.