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Baseball: Horizon shuts down Rocky Mountain

Horizon's Jacob Olguin-Pacheco scores the Hawks' first run against Rocky Mountain during a Front Range League game April 30 at Horizon High School in Thornton. Horizon would score two more, and starting pitcher Cole Toureau gave up only two hits as the Hawks won, 3-0.

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Horizon starting pitcher Cole Toureau delivers a pitch against Rocky Mountain in a Front Range League game April 30 in Thornton. The senior right hander shut out the Lobos over seven innings, yielding only two hits, as Horizon won 3-0.

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Horizon's Justin Gines is tagged out at second by Rocky Mountain shortstop Will Vasseur after attempting to advance following an outfield flyout April 30 in Thornton. The Hawks shut out the Lobos in Front Range League play 3-0.

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Posted Saturday, April 30, 2022 5:26 pm

Rocky Mountain's Kirin Lawing, left, is doubled up at first base following a flyout during a Front Range League game April 30 at Horizon High School in Thornton. At right is Hawks first baseman Austin Petersen. Horizon won 3-0.

Stefan Brodsky

Horizon's baseball team wrapped up the week with a 3-0, home-field win against Rocky Mountain April 30.

Austin Petersen had two hits and an RBI. Zeke Minic added a base hit and the other two RBIs. Cole Toureau was the winning pitcher. He allowed just two hits and struck out four.

Kirin Lawing and Brady Hall had the Lobos' base hits.

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