Euless 7
Mineral Wells 0
Chance Corgan, Caleb Rodgers, and Kyle Young combined on a three-hit shutout as the LoneStars blanked the Steam. Corgan issued one hit in five innings to improve to 2-0. Rodgers (3 ip) and Young (1 ip) completed the blanking. Euless scored four times off loser Jordan Craft (1-3) in the bottom of the fourth with the big blow being a three-run homer by Keith Stein. Jay Brossman had two of Mineral Wells’ three hits.

Coppell 12
Graham 7
The Copperheads scored eight runs in the final three innings tom overcome a 7-4 deficit and clinch the Speaker Division lead at the All-Star break. Trey Adams had the game-winning three run homer in the top of the eighth off loser Robert Conley. Adam Moore had a pair of homers and five rbi, giving him a league high nine home runs. John Infante also went deep for Coppell. Lucas Engle earned his first win with three shutout relief innings.

Denton 4
McKinney 2
The Outlaws scored all four of their runs in the fifth inning as the club moved within a half game of Weatherford for the Hornsby Division lead. Josh Banda, 3-4 in the game, delivered the inning’s big blow, a three-run homer, his fifth. The blast came off loser Greg Erickson. Kurt Pessa issued just two runs in seven innings for his first TCL win and Nick Cassavechia recorded a save. Logan Parker was 4-4 with a home run for the Marshals.

Highland Park 6
Weatherford 4
Casey Bond’s three-run third inning homer put the Blue Sox ahead for good at Scotland Yard. Daryl Maday permitted three earned runs in six innings to improve to 2-1. Matt Langwell earned his second save. Drew Holder was 3-4 in the win. Weatherford starter Colt Hynes fell to 0-4, allowing nine hits and five runs (2 er) in 3.1 innings.