The Sheridan Troopers completed a flawless double-header against the Billings Expos, securing two victories that underscored their offensive firepower and pitching depth.
First game: an early onslaught
The opening contest unfolded with the Troopers striking first, building a lead that never slipped. Owen Matthews launched a solo home run, while Tanner Hamrick added an RBI single, contributing to a cascade of runs that carried the team to an 11‑1 triumph.
From the outset, Sheridan’s batters were relentless, stringing together hits and capitalizing on every mistake by the Expos. The early surge set the tone and forced Billings into a defensive posture throughout the game.
Second game: a 16‑0 shutout
The following night, the Troopers amplified their dominance, posting a 16‑0 victory that left the Expos scoreless. Pitcher Will Greer delivered a stellar performance, striking out multiple batters and orchestrating a pitching staff that kept the opposition at bay.
Greer’s command on the mound, combined with a barrage of hits from his teammates, turned the game into a showcase of both power and precision. The shutout not only highlighted the Troopers’ depth but also signaled a strong finish to the season.
With two back‑to‑back wins, Sheridan’s momentum heading into the next stretch of play appears formidable, as fans and analysts alike anticipate how the team will carry this energy forward.