Twins rally past Vikes to advance in Idaho state baseball tournament
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 25, 2026, 12:16 PM
Last updated Jul 25, 2026
BaseballThe Lewis-Clark Twins overcame an early deficit to defeat the Middleton Vikes 9-4 on July 25 in the Idaho AA American Legion state baseball tournament at Harris Field in Lewiston. After trailing 3-0 in the first inning, Twins pitcher Zavier McFee settled down, allowing three runs (one earned) over five scoreless innings. The Twins' offense responded, scoring in multiple innings and benefitting from key contributions, including a 3-for-4 performance from Carson Henson. With the victory, the Twins remain unbeaten and will face the Twin Falls Cowboys later today.
- •Twins score three runs in the second to tie the game.
- •Zavier McFee strikes out five batters in his outing.
- •Carson Henson finishes with two RBIs and three hits.
- •Twins advance to face Twin Falls Cowboys later today.
- 12:16 PMYahoo Sports — Twins make their own luck, advance at State
"Jul. 25—The ball left Lewis-Clark Twins leadoff man Guy Krasselt's bat like a rocket. One problem. It found the Middleton Vikes third baseman's glove almost immediately. The bottom of the first started almost identically to the top of the frame. A hard-hit ball directly to the third baseman, except this ball fell out of Carson Henson's glove and onto the dirt. The Vikes used their extra life ...
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