The New Hampshire Fisher Cats (17-27) ended their six-game skid with a series-finale win over the Somerset Patriots (22-22) at Delta Dental Stadium on Sunday afternoon, 7-5.
The New Hampshire Fisher Cats (16-27) were swept by the Somerset Patriots (22-21) at Delta Dental Stadium in Saturday’s doubleheader, 7-1 and 6-0. Despite a late surge in game two, New Hampshire could not overcome Somerset’s early deficit as the Fisher Cats dropped their sixth-straight.
The New Hampshire Fisher Cats (16-25) dropped its third-straight to the Somerset Patriots (20-21) at Delta Dental Stadium on Friday night, 9-6.
Traveling to Plymouth on Wednesday, the Cougars not only secured a 16-4 win to improve to 9-3, they clawed within one game of a top-4 seed in the Division-III playoff race. And while team accomplishments are generally regarded as more valuable than individual accolades, Wednesday’s victory featured both.
The New Hampshire Fisher Cats (16-24) fell to the Somerset Patriots (19-21) at Delta Dental Stadium on Wednesday afternoon, 4-1. Right-hander Grant Rogers retired the first 13 batters he faced and allowed two earned runs on three hits, with five strikeouts across five innings of work.
MANCHESTER, NH – The New Hampshire Fisher Cats (16-23) were blanked by the Somerset Patriots (18-21) at Delta Dental Stadium on Tuesday night, 5-0. After Somerset grabbed a 4-0 lead, New Hampshire righty Alex Amalfi weathered the storm with 2-2/3 innings of relief, but the Fisher Cats’ bats couldn’t keep pace and mustered three hits.
With the regular-season finish line in sight for many high school spring sports teams, athletes from the Queen City are amping up their play, with some looking for a coveted win, while others prepare for postseason competition. Here are some of the latest results and a look at the week ahead:
Despite an early 4-0 lead, the New Hampshire Fisher Cats (16-22) had their two-game winning streak snapped with a 6-5 loss to the Reading Fightin Phils (13-23) on Sunday night at FirstEnergy Stadium.
The New Hampshire Fisher Cats (16-21) won both games over the Reading Fightin Phils (12-23) at FirstEnergy Stadium on Saturday night, 8-7 and 4-3. New Hampshire outfielder RJ Schreck clubbed a home run in each game in the Saturday sweep, as all five games between the Fisher Cats and R-Phils have been settled by one run this week.Â
In a game that took three hours and 22 minutes, the New Hampshire Fisher Cats (14-20) fell to the Reading Fightin’ Phils (11-21) at FirstEnergy Stadium on Thursday night, 11-10.