In a challenging matchup on Tuesday, Fremont found themselves unable to match the pace set by Montague, resulting in a 9-3 loss.

Paxton Borgman, holding the mound for Fremont, faced formidable opposition, enduring four and two-thirds innings and conceding six runs (five earned) on eight hits. Despite striking out four batters and walking two, Borgman couldn't stave off Montague's offensive onslaught.

Despite the defeat, Fremont showcased their offensive prowess with nine hits throughout the game. Notably, Chase Mercer, occupying the number eight slot in the lineup, delivered a standout performance, driving in two runs. Deagan Klimek also made significant contributions, leading the team with three hits in four at-bats.

Johnny Keena was another notable performer for the Packers, collecting two hits in four at-bats. Additionally, Ben Mellema demonstrated agility on the base paths, stealing two bases, while the team collectively amassed four stolen bases.

Looking ahead, Fremont will seek redemption as they prepare to face Montague once again in their upcoming game Tuesday night.