In 10 innings. (From Hopkinsville)  The Hoptown Hoppers hosted the Fulton Railroaders on Tuesday. Pitcher Justin Hageman started on the mound for the Hoppers, retiring ten batters in five innings.

     The Railroaders got up on the scoreboard first when Michael Diaz slammed a solo homer over right field in the top of the third.

     The Hoppers leveled the score at one a piece in the bottom of the sixth inning when Zach Carter drove in Matt McGowan from third off of a line drive double.

The Hoppers and Railroaders swapped hits back and forth through out the game with ten and eight hits, respectively.

     The game ventured into extra innings, but in the bottom of the tenth Mitch Huckabay stole home while the pitcher wasn't looking to get the win for the Hoppers.

     Mitch Huckabay, Matt McGowan, Mason Colquitt, John Beary, Zach Carter, and Clayton Evans all had hits for the Hoppers. Cody Burton, Taylor Stoulp, Kyle Simmons, Taylor Douglas, and Michael Diaz had hits for the Railroaders.

     Collin Hatch had the loss for the Railroaders.