Amarillo High Sandies clinch District 3-5A title with dominant win over Tascosa

In a thrilling showdown between Amarillo High and Tascosa, the Sandies emerged victorious in a dominant fashion, securing a 13-0 win in a five-inning mercy rule game. The win not only showcased the Sandies’ offensive prowess but also solidified their District 3-5A championship title.

The game started off as a pitching duel, with both teams scoreless through four innings. However, in the top of the fifth, the Sandies exploded offensively, scoring all 13 of their runs in a single inning. The offensive onslaught was led by standout performances from players like Garrett Robertson, who slid back safely to first during a crucial play.

Amarillo High’s head coach, Randon Johnson, praised his team’s resilience and ability to come through in high-pressure situations. The Sandies’ offensive outburst was a testament to their determination and hunger for success, as they clinched the district title with two games left in the regular season.

The victory over Tascosa marked the completion of a season sweep for the Sandies, who have consistently shown their dominance over their rivals throughout the season. With a record of 20-8 overall and a perfect 10-0 record in district play, Amarillo High has established itself as a force to be reckoned with in the postseason.

As the regular season winds down and the playoffs loom ahead, Amarillo High looks to carry their momentum forward and continue their winning ways. With a talented roster and a championship mindset, the Sandies are poised to make a deep run in the postseason and compete for a state title.