RHP Dimitri Camareno (1-3) made his team leading sixth start of the season for the Broncos.  Unfortunately for Camareno, he would last only three batters.  He allowed a single to Ron Fenwick and an RBI triple to Levy Ventura before being pulled from the game with a slight shoulder strain.  Michael Lucas (2-2) came on in relief and allowed an RBI single to give the Thunder a 2-0 lead after one inning.

The Broncos offense recorded just two hits through the first six innings against RHP Ryan Foss (1-2), making his third start for the Thunder.

In the bottom of the fourth with runners on second and third and two out second baseman Ron Fenwick hit a two run single to extend the Thunder lead to 4-0 after four full innings.

In the bottom of the sixth with one out Mike Lewis hit a triple for the Thunder.  The throw to third base from Diaz got away and allowed Lewis to score on the error to make the score 5-0 Thunder after six full innings.

LHP Vinnie Dechristofaro (0-3) came in to relieve Lucas with one out in the bottom of the sixth.  Dechristofaro retired the side in the sixth.   In the seventh the Thunder added one more run to their lead.  With two out Alex Fernandez singled, then Albert Gonzalez walked. Kevin Butler lined a single into right field to plate Fernandez and give the Thunder a 6-0 lead.

The Broncos would never score against Thunder starter Ryan Foss. He threw 6.2 innings, allowing just three hits; he walked three and struck out five.

Foss was replaced by Jared Sutton in the seventh with two out.  The Broncos in the top of the eighth would plate their first run. Diaz started the inning with a single and Ben Wolgamot picked up his fifth RBI of the season by knocking in Diaz with an RBI double to make the score 6-1 Thunder.

RHP Raul Trevino came on in the ninth and allowed a walk and an infield single but in the end he struck out the side to secure the 6-1 Thunder win.

WP: Foss (1-2)

LP: Camareno (1-3)

S: None

The finale of the four game series between the Thunder and the Broncos tomorrow night at Borchard Field in Robstown, TX; first pitch at 7:05 PM.