Mile Level Physical Therapy secured a 9-5 victory over Ashville VFW in a high-scoring baseball matchup that kept the team’s record at 3-3. The game, played under bright summer skies, featured a flurry of offensive activity from both sides, but the Physical Therapy squad managed to pull ahead in the later innings.
Blake Dick and Kyle Gach were the offensive engines for Mile Level Physical Therapy, each driving in three runs that helped build the lead. Their timely hits shifted momentum and put pressure on the VFW’s pitching staff, contributing significantly to the final score.
Standout Performances
Adam Loucks added a solid two-hit effort, providing additional support at the plate, while Ian Urish led Ashville VFW with three hits of his own. Though Urish’s contributions kept the VFW competitive, the Physical Therapy’s combined run production proved decisive.
The win marks an important milestone for Mile Level Physical Therapy as they continue to fine‑tune their lineup and build chemistry early in the season. With a 3-3 record, the team looks to carry this momentum into upcoming fixtures, aiming to climb higher in the league standings.