The Alton River Dragons (14-10) made the short trip down to O’Fallon for a pivotal Prairie Land division matchup on Sunday evening. After the Hoots (14-11) grabbed a win in Alton on Thursday evening, the River Dragons looked to return
Chipping away has been a common theme for the Hoots this season at the plate. That trend continued on Wednesday evening as O’Fallon (13-8) scored at least one run in each inning after the first. Despite falling down 3-0 and
The O’Fallon Hoots started the season 1-4, losing three of those games by a mere one run. Pitching was struggling to hold leads, the defense was committing errors and the offense was not scoring enough runs. Since that point, the
The Hoots have won six in a row, in large part due to the left-handed power bat of Patrick Clohisy. After an incredible week, Clohisy was named Slugger of the Week for the Prospect League. Clohisy went 9-15 (.600) over
The O’Fallon Hoots (11-8) won their sixth consecutive game Saturday night by beating the Normal Cornbelters (9-7) 16-4 in seven innings. The Hoots were walked a total of nine times in the game, seven of those coming from Normal’s starter,
The Hoots (10-8) entered play on Friday as winners of four in a row. After Friday, the Hoots tacked on six more runs and another victory over Normal (9-6). First Baseman Ole Arntson hit his first home run of the
For the second time in as many nights, the O’Fallon Hoots (8-8) won in their final at-bat. In a 8-7 win over the Normal Cornbelters (8-5), Will Doherty was hit by a pitch with the bases loaded to force across
Strike Out Cancer night at CarShield Field saw a split in the doubleheader between the Danville Dans (6-4) and the O’Fallon Hoots (5-6). Game one was a masterclass in pitching by the Hoots. Collin Baumgartner, Jack Weber, and Jack Jones
Hoots leadoff hitter Sam Maddox continued his hot start to the season. Getting the start in right field and in the leadoff spot, Maddox hit a double in the third. Maddox had some outstanding defensive plays, ranging to catch a
The O’Fallon Hoots (3-5) beat the Burlington Bees (3-6) 5-1 in game one of a doubleheader Thursday night at CarShield Field. Brock Barton, Anthony Klein, and Alex Adams combined for nine strikeouts in the victory. Barton, who got the win
A beautiful summer Wednesday evening at CarShield Field featured a Prairie Land Division matchup between the Cape Catfish (4-4) and the hometown O’Fallon Hoots (2-5). After the Hoots won a 4-0 contest at Cape on Tuesday, the Catfish battled back
The O’Fallon Hoots (1-4) fell to the Springfield Lucky Horseshoes (2-3) by the final of 5-4 Sunday night at CarShield Field. Hoots starter Nolan Miller turned in the best start from a Hoot this season, throwing seven innings, giving up
