Glens Falls baseball found redemption on their home turf, bouncing back with a strong 7-4 win over the Hudson Falls Tigers on Tuesday. The victory was sweet for the local team, as they secured their first win against the Tigers this season and showed the power of home field advantage, continuing a trend where they’ve won the last five meetings between the rivals.
Aidan Perry was the steady force on the mound for Glens Falls, pitching all seven innings and keeping the Tigers’ offense in check with just two earned runs allowed and eight strikeouts. Offensively, the team was potent, hitting .440 for the game. Key hits came from Jacob Hubert, who reached base safely three times with three runs scored, and Brayden Bennett, who added two runs, two stolen bases, and two hits in his three-at-bats. Steven Endieveri also made an impact with a perfect 2-for-2 performance, driving in two runs.
The win improved Glens Falls’ overall record to 11-8. Looking ahead, the teams will clash again for a second straight time, with the rematch set for 4:30 p.m. on Wednesday. Both teams will be looking to keep momentum going from this exciting encounter.