Cincinnati CoBALTS Baseball Club

Cobalts drop an unscheduled game to the Ghahanna Rockets 8-5...Josh Lex lead the hitting and Chris Sunderman and Tyler Snoke did a yeoman's job on hill despite the 98 degree temps.

Next up: City Tournament!!!

With a wild a woolly 20-10 walk-off Win over Cheviot Patriots Thursday Night, Your Cincinnati Cobalts  are League Champions again!

Balts found themselves down 2-0 early, fought back to tie it 3-3 third, soared ahead 6-3 in fourth, fell behind 9-8 in the fifth, then exploded for a 10 run-rule walk-off HR by Wags.

The victory gives the Cobalts their 10th consecutive post-season tournament bid - hosting the NABF Regional beginning August 5th at Roselawn Park.

Overall, the Cobalts stand at 11-5 (8-2 in CRC) 

Next up: Columbus ___: 12noon Sat. @ Lakota West

In a big Thursday Night League game, the Cobalts dug deep and answered the bell against the Cincinnati Flames.

After spotting the Flames 3 runs in first inning, the 'Balts answered with 3 of their own in the third behind clutch hitting from Ryan Rodriguez (3-3, 3RBI, HR, and 3 SBs). Then the lead changed hands twice more with the Cobalts scoring last in the bottom of 6th.

Wags pitched well after the rocky first inning and Adam Kirkendal finished with 3 2/3 strong to get the Win.

Big hits delivered late in game by veterans Todd Taylor, Rex Baker, and Mike Hatfield.

The Win gives the Cobalts a 7-2 record in the CRC Thursday Night League. One more victory seals the NABF Regional bid.

Continuing our struggles outside of League Play, The Cobalts fell hard to the Flames 12-3.

On a long, hot, evening, Cobalt pitching walked 13 batters - giving up 7 runs in the 2nd without even a hit! Like I said, long night for Balts.

Now stand at 9-5 overall with a big league game Thursday night at Roselawn vs. the same Cincinnati Flames. 6:30 pm.  

On a beautiful 4th of July, two of Cincinnati's best took the field at Dayton Dragon Stadium (Single A Reds affiliate) and played 9 innings of great baseball. And, as usual with the Cobalts and Chiefs, it came down to a one run affair...Cobalts 3, Chiefs 2.

Shannon Morgan went all 9 innings and threw a gem. He was helped with some solid defense by Mikey Taylor at 3B.

Offensively the Balts were lead by Matt Hall (2 Runs scored and 2 Stolen Bases). RBI's by Tom Taylor and Mike Hatfield pushed the key runs home. Jason Cohill with 2 hits also.

Great to see family, friends, and Cobalt Alumn at the stadium on Sunday.