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Bisons hitting slump continues in loss to Mounties

clearfieldbaseball.com — Tue, 15 May 2012 04:07:15 +0000

P-0 lefty Caleb Pepperday stymied the Bisons lineup for a 10-0 win, limiting them to only two hits in an outstanding performance.

Doubles by Coleman Kubala and Kyler Kephart provided the only offense for the Bisons. Four errors proved costly, but the Mountie offense helped themselves with nine hits, including two each by Parker Watson and Matt Carpin. Ronny Ogden was the losing pitcher.

The Bisons visit Brookville on Monday, Central Mountain on Tuesday, then return home to host Juniata on Wednesday to close out the season.

Bisons fall to Dubois 5-1

clearfieldbaseball.com — Tue, 15 May 2012 04:06:16 +0000

The Bisons actually played one of their best defensive games of the year, but due to a lack of offense, they dropped a 5-1 decision to the Dubois Beavers at Showers Field. Devin Walker held the Bisons to only four hits as his team mates chipped away one run at a time in the well played game. Kyler Kephart, Ronny Ogden, Coleman Kubala, and Jon Janocko were the only Bisons to hit safely. Kephart took the loss on the hill.

Next up for Clearfield is a home contest with the Mounties of Philipsburg-Osceola on Friday.

Bisons lose to Dutch

clearfieldbaseball.com — Sat, 12 May 2012 03:11:35 +0000

St Marys ace Justin Beimel stymied the Bison offense by hurling a nifty 4 hitter yesterday at the Bison Sports Complex. Striking out seven and walking only three, the big righty was in command throughout the contest. Ronny Ogden, Coleman Kubala, Cole Kephart and Jon Janocko were the only Bisons to hit safely. Sophomore Wyatt Westen pitched 5 solid innings in relief, giving up only one earned run.

The Bisons don’t have much time to recover as they travel to Dubois today to take on the Beavers in a 4:30 start.

Bisons fall to Tyrone Golden Eagles

clearfieldbaseball.com — Fri, 04 May 2012 06:20:14 +0000

in a complete reversal from yesterday, the Bisons played shoddy defense and their pitchers walked eight batters, falling 13-3 in five innings. The Bisons scored all three of their runs in the fourth inning. Coleman Kubala reached on an error before Wyatt Westen lined a single to left. Jonas Kochan walked to load the bases for lead off batter Kyler Kephart. He walked to drive in a run, then Tanner Ogden unloaded a two run double to deep left for his second hit. Cole Kephart doubled in the third for the other hit. Tyrone collected 10 hits off of three Bison pitchers. Starting pitcher Kyler Kephart was saddled with the loss.

Next up for Clearfield is a visit from Philipsburg-Osceola on Friday.

Bisons top D9 rival Bradford, 14-4

clearfieldbaseball.com — Fri, 04 May 2012 06:19:04 +0000

Ronny Ogden pitched a complete game for his first varsity win as the Bison offense collected 13 hits to overpower the visiting Bradford Owls, 14-4. Kyler Kephart ended the onslaught with a grand slam homer in the bottom of the 6th. Kephart drove in 6 runs with 3 hits, while Ogden, Thomas Summers and Coleman Kubala each contributed two hits. Ronny’s cousin Tanner Ogden ripped a double, as did Kyler’s brother,Cole. Catcher Jonas Kochan was on base three times and was credited with two runs scored. The Bisons played errorless baseball and Ogden did not walk a batter, striking out six.

Next on tap for the Bisons is a home game with Tyrone tomorrow.

Bisons lose wild one to Central Dragons

clearfieldbaseball.com — Sat, 28 Apr 2012 19:02:48 +0000

With both teams scoring early and often, the game was tied 11-11 going into the bottom of the fifth. Unfortunately the wheels fell off for the Bisons. A series of hits, walks and errors resulted in a ten run inning for the Dragons. Their 21-11 lead was enough to end the contest via the five inning mercy rule. Tanner Ogden had a productive game with two hits, and 3 rbis, including a triple. Kyler Kephart also tripled for three runs and Curtis Collins added two rbis. Tanner took the loss on the mound in relief of Wyatt Westen.

The Bisons can now look forward to a three game homestand next week, hosting Bradford, Tyrone , and P-O on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday.

Bisons drop 6-4 decision at Huntingdon

clearfieldbaseball.com — Sat, 28 Apr 2012 19:01:59 +0000

The Huntingdon Bearcats were cruising along with a 6-0 lead when the Bisons staged one of their patented comebacks to make a game of it. Hits by Thomas Summers, Jon Janocko, and Curtis Collins(2 rbis) brought in four runs, but the rally fell short with the tying runs on base in the 7th inning. Ronny Ogden pitched well in defeat, surrendering just 4 earned runs.

The Bisons next travel to Martinsburg on Friday to face the Scarlet Dragons of Central.

Bisons hang on for big win over Eagles

clearfieldbaseball.com — Sat, 21 Apr 2012 17:57:34 +0000

After a four game losing streak, the Bisons put together a solid game to defeat BEA 7-4 at Wingate yesterday. Kyler Kephart recorded his second varsity win on the mound with a solid effort. Tiring a little in the seventh, he was relieved by Wyatt Westen, who shut the door on the Eagles by retiring three hitters in a row for the save. The entire lineup contributed to the Bison offense, who delivered 13 hits in the contest, all of them singles. Westen drove in three runs with two hits while Tanner Ogden,Ronny Ogden, Thomas Summers, and Kephart also had two hits.

It was an important win for the Bisons as they have a big week coming up, facing Juniata at home on Monday, traveling to Huntingdon on Wednesday, and making the long trip to Central on Friday.

Undefeated Central Mountain downs Clearfield

clearfieldbaseball.com — Wed, 18 Apr 2012 18:14:09 +0000

The Wildcats of Central Mountain rolled into Clearfield undefeated on Monday night and left the same way. They showed why they are at the top of the Mountain League standings with a solid handling of the Bisons by a 10-3 score. Lefty Luke Wise held the Bison bats at bay, although Tanner Ogden connected for a homerun in the sixth inning. Wise and senior Ronny Ogden were locked in a good pitcher’s dual until Central Mountain erupted for 6 runs in the fourth inning. Wyatt Westen pitched the last three innings, surrendering only one run.

Clearfield travels to Bald Eagle Area Friday for a 4:300 PM game.

Mounties able to stave off another frantic Bison comeback

clearfieldbaseball.com — Mon, 16 Apr 2012 03:02:49 +0000

It has become an almost foregone conclusion that the Bisons will dig a hole early, then wait until late in the game to make a dramatic comeback.

It happened again on Friday night in Philipsburg as the Mounties built an 11-0 lead after four innings only to have the Red and Black men roar back with 8 runs in the fifth, changing the complexion of the hotly contested game completely. Hoping for a 5 inning mercy rule win, Mountie boss Doug Sankey was forced to go to veteran hurler Parker Watson to put out the fire. But the Bisons never go down easy. Clearfield starter Kyler Kephart and reliever Jon Janocko experienced rough outings against the explosive P-O lineup, but Freshman lefty Thomas Summers entered the game in the second inning and held them at bay for 4 and 2/3 innings in his first varsity appearance. It was a real bright spot for the Bisons. Tanner Ogden continued his hot hitting with two hits, while Janocko added two rbis. Several players came off the bench to contribute to the offense.

Clearfield next plays host to Central Mountain on Monday at the Bison Sports Complex. Game time is 4:30PM