The Huntington Red Devils' comeback attempt fell just short in a thrilling state semifinal, losing 7-6 to the London Pirates. After trailing 7-2, Huntington rallied behind freshman Caleb Terrazas, who hit a home run and a crucial three-run triple. Despite their efforts, including bringing the potential tying run to the plate in the final inning, they were unable to secure the win. Head coach Shawn Mixon expressed pride in his team's determination, noting their struggle following a rocky start on the mound. Ultimately, Huntington's season ends with a strong 30-9 record after their second consecutive semifinal appearance.

By the Numbers
  • Huntington finished with a record of 30-9.
  • Caleb Terrazas recorded a home run, a triple, and five RBIs in the game.
State of Play
  • London Pirates advanced to the state championship with a 33-6 record.
  • Huntington finished strong, scoring four runs in the final four innings after a slow start.
What's Next

The London Pirates are set to defend their state title in the championship game on Thursday at 4 p.m. in Round Rock.

Bottom Line

Despite the heartbreaking loss, Huntington's resilience showcases a bright future, particularly with standout performances like Terrazas's, indicating promising potential for next season.