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Broncos use big seventh inning plays to win state championship - American Press
SULPHUR – Throughout the playoffs, the No. 11 Sam Houston Broncos faced high-pressure situations. Saturday afternoon in the final game of the LHSAA Non-select Division I championship series, the Broncos made the big play after big play in the seventh inning to beat No. 1 Live Oak 4-2 to end a 24-year state championship drought. Charlie Donaldson opened the top of the seventh inning with his second double of the game. Senior Connor Walker pushed …
It came down to the final inning once again for Live Oak, Sam Houston. See who won
Sam Houston pushed across two runs in the top of the seventh inning to beat top-seeded Live Oak 4-2, winning the LHSAA's Division I nonselect baseball title. LOHS loaded the bases in the bottom of seventh and could not score.
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