Moose Jaw Miller Express 5, Swift Current 57’s 2
The Moose Jaw Miller Express rallied with four runs in the ninth inning to defeat the Swift Current 57’s 5–2 on the road Tuesday night, evening their record at 8–8.
Moose Jaw opened the scoring in the third on an RBI single from Jackson Yeager, but Swift Current responded in the fourth, highlighted by Wilmer Henriquez’s fifth home run of the season to take a 2–1 lead.
The score remained unchanged until the ninth when Regina’s Evan Deringer tied the game with his second home run of the year. Yeager later drew a walk to bring in the go-ahead run, and Moose Jaw added insurance as back-to-back batters were hit by pitches with the bases loaded.
In the bottom of the ninth, the 57’s put two runners on, but Miller's reliever Cristian Garcia induced a 6-4-3 double play and a groundout to Henriquez to end the game.
The Miller Express returns home to face the Regina Red Sox on Thursday at Ross Wells Park. Swift Current will look to bounce back the same night when they host the Medicine Hat Mavericks at Mitchell Field.
Sylvan Lake Gulls 6, Saskatoon Berries 8
The Saskatoon Berries improved their league-best record to 14–2 with an 8–6 win over the visiting Sylvan Lake Gulls on Tuesday night at Cairns Field, marking their seventh straight victory and keeping their perfect home record intact.
Saskatoon jumped out to a 6–0 lead through four innings, highlighted by a three-run third. But the Gulls fought back with one run in the fifth and a five-run sixth to even the score at 6–6.
The Berries responded in the bottom of the eighth, plating two decisive runs to seal the win.
The two teams will meet again Thursday night in Saskatoon, with first pitch set for 7:00 p.m.
Energy City Cactus Rats 7, Weyburn Beavers 2
The Weyburn Beavers committed five errors on Tuesday night, falling 7–2 to the Energy City Cactus Rats at Tom Laing Park for their fourth straight loss.
Cactus Rats starter Josh Higgins was dominant, tossing seven innings, allowing just two runs on six hits, and striking out six to earn his first win of the season.
With the win, Energy City improved to 6–9, while the struggling Beavers dropped to 4–11, remaining fifth in the East Division.
