Marietta baseball loses to Logan in extra innings on senior night | Local news, Sports, Employment opportunities

The Marietta Tigers faced off against Logan in a high school baseball game on Tuesday, and it was a nail-biter from start to finish. Despite the wet conditions and a total of 16 errors between both teams, the game went into extra innings before Logan emerged victorious with an 8-7 win.

The Tigers started strong, taking an early lead in the first inning with a pair of errors that allowed them to score two runs. However, Logan fought back and managed to take the lead with three runs in the third inning, thanks to some errors and a sacrifice hit.

Marietta stayed in the game with some key plays, including RBI doubles by Seth Goeller and Cooper Laumann. They tied the game in the seventh inning, but ultimately fell short in the eighth inning, giving up two runs on an error.

Despite the loss, Marietta head coach Josh McKitrick praised the seniors for their performance and dedication to the team. The seniors were honored after the game, with a special ceremony that involved their parents and teammates.

With the loss, Marietta’s record now stands at 7-6. They have a busy schedule ahead with games against Parkersburg High School and Alexander. Despite the tough loss, the team remains determined and focused on finishing the season strong.

Overall, the game was a testament to the resilience and determination of both teams, showcasing the competitive spirit of high school baseball.