HUTCHINSON, Kan. &nbsp;—&nbsp;The Hutchinson Monarchs erupted for 16 runs on Saturday night at Hobart-Detter Field, run-ruling the Kingman Islanders 16-6 in seven innings to continue their dominance in the Sunflower Collegiate League.

Trailing 6-3 after a six-run third inning from Kingman, the Monarchs responded with relentless offense, scoring 13 unanswered runs over the final five frames. Tyson Vassart powered the comeback with&nbsp;two home runs&nbsp;and&nbsp;seven RBIs, including a three-run blast in the sixth that pushed Hutchinson’s lead to six.

Starter&nbsp;Cole Toureau&nbsp;went four innings for Hutchinson, battling through early trouble to earn the win. He struck out five while allowing six runs — four earned — before giving way to&nbsp;Whit Rhodes, who shut down the Islanders over the final three innings.

Hutchinson took an early 3-0 lead in the bottom of the first, capitalizing on a hit batter, two walks, and a sacrifice fly. After Kingman surged ahead in the third, highlighted by a two-run single from Caiden Beavers and an RBI double by Landon Parks, but then Hutchinson chipped away.

Joey Senstock’s two-run homer in the third pulled the Monarchs within one, and Vassart’s two-run shot in the fifth reclaimed the lead at 7-6. From there, the Monarchs never looked back, sending 10 batters to the plate in a five-run sixth inning that broke the game open.

Hutchinson added three more in the seventh to enforce the run rule, capped by a wild pitch that allowed&nbsp;Jeter Worthley&nbsp;to score the 16th and final run.

The Monarchs (18-5) continue their homestand Sunday night at Hobart-Detter Field versus the Haysville Aviators.

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 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2025/7/1751800175013.png" alt="Final - Hutch Monarchs down Kingman 16-6 Saturday night at Hobart-Detter Field.." />
 <figcaption>Final - Hutch Monarchs down Kingman 16-6 Saturday night at Hobart-Detter Field..</figcaption>
 </figure>HUTCHINSON, Kan. &nbsp;—&nbsp;The Hutchinson Monarchs erupted for 16 runs on Saturday night at Hobart-Detter Field, run-ruling the Kingman Islanders 16-6 in seven innings to continue their dominance in the Sunflower Collegiate League.Trailing 6-3 after a six-run third inning from Kingman, the Monarchs responded with relentless offense, scoring 13 unanswered runs over the final five frames. Tyson Vassart powered the comeback with&nbsp;two home runs&nbsp;and&nbsp;seven RBIs, including a three-run blast in the sixth that pushed Hutchinson’s lead to six.Starter&nbsp;Cole Toureau&nbsp;went four innings for Hutchinson, battling through early trouble to earn the win. He struck out five while allowing six runs — four earned — before giving way to&nbsp;Whit Rhodes, who shut down the Islanders over the final three innings.Hutchinson took an early 3-0 lead in the bottom of the first, capitalizing on a hit batter, two walks, and a sacrifice fly. After Kingman surged ahead in the third, highlighted by a two-run single from Caiden Beavers and an RBI double by Landon Parks, but then Hutchinson chipped away.Joey Senstock’s two-run homer in the third pulled the Monarchs within one, and Vassart’s two-run shot in the fifth reclaimed the lead at 7-6. From there, the Monarchs never looked back, sending 10 batters to the plate in a five-run sixth inning that broke the game open.Hutchinson added three more in the seventh to enforce the run rule, capped by a wild pitch that allowed&nbsp;Jeter Worthley&nbsp;to score the 16th and final run.The Monarchs (18-5) continue their homestand Sunday night at Hobart-Detter Field versus the Haysville Aviators.

⚾ Hutchinson Monarchs run-rule Islanders in offensive onslaught at Hobart-Detter

HUTCHINSON, Kan.  — The Hutchinson Monarchs (17-5) will pay host to the Kingman Islanders tonight at Hobart-Detter Field in Carey Park. First pitch is set for 7 p.m. This a game that was postponed from June 17th do to the weather on that night.

Hutchinson is slated for 19 home games this season, all of which will be streamed live on HutchPost.com and the MonarchsLive.tv channel. Glen Grunwald of Eagle Media will handle the play-by-play, with Matt Peterson on the video stream.

Do you want to go to the game and listen live if you are at Hobart-Detter? Just download the AudioFetch app onto your cell phone and use your phone's headphone speakers to listen to the Monarchs in real time!

AudioFetch is a system that allows users to listen to audio, through their smartphones or tablets over a Wi-Fi network. The system uses a hardware device to stream the audio, and users can access it through a free app.&nbsp; Just download the AudioFetch App at your favorite app store. Then at game time, set your WIFI on your phone to AudioFetch and open up your AudioFetch phone App. It will search for the AudioFetch WIFI, then it will take you to Channel #1. That is all you do!

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 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2025/7/1751739196134.png" alt="Game Day - Hutch Monarchs vs Kingman Islanders in postponed game from June 17th." />
 <figcaption>Game Day - Hutch Monarchs vs Kingman Islanders in postponed game from June 17th.</figcaption>
 </figure>HUTCHINSON, Kan. — The Hutchinson Monarchs (17-5) will pay host to the Kingman Islanders tonight at Hobart-Detter Field in Carey Park. First pitch is set for 7 p.m. This a game that was postponed from June 17th do to the weather on that night.Hutchinson is slated for 19 home games this season, all of which will be streamed live on HutchPost.com and the MonarchsLive.tv channel. Glen Grunwald of Eagle Media will handle the play-by-play, with Matt Peterson on the video stream.Do you want to go to the game and listen live if you are at Hobart-Detter? Just download the AudioFetch app onto your cell phone and use your phone's headphone speakers to listen to the Monarchs in real time!AudioFetch is a system that allows users to listen to audio, through their smartphones or tablets over a Wi-Fi network. The system uses a hardware device to stream the audio, and users can access it through a free app.&nbsp; Just download the AudioFetch App at your favorite app store. Then at game time, set your WIFI on your phone to AudioFetch and open up your AudioFetch phone App. It will search for the AudioFetch WIFI, then it will take you to Channel #1. That is all you do!<figure>
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🎥⚾ WATCH LIVE: Hutch Monarchs to host Kingman Islanders in postponed game

HUTCHINSON, Kan. — The Hutchinson Monarchs kicked off their six-game homestand with authority Wednesday night, cruising to a 12-3 victory over the Wichita Black Sox at Hobart-Detter Field.

Carson Gonzales set the tone early for Hutchinson (17-5), throwing four shutout innings to earn the win. The right-hander scattered three hits, walked three, and struck out four in a solid outing that kept the Black Sox off the scoreboard through the first third of the game.

The Monarchs backed Gonzales with an explosive offensive effort, tallying 12 runs on 13 hits and taking advantage of six free passes and four hit batters. Blake Bradford led the way at the plate, going 2-for-4 with three RBIs, including a three-run homer in the third inning that broke the game open.

Hutchinson scored three runs in the bottom of the first inning without a hit, thanks to a walk, two hit batters, and a fielder’s choice. Bradford then doubled and scored in the second before crushing his home run in the third to stretch the lead to 8-0.

A.J. Mustow added a triple and a double while driving in a pair of runs. Jake Gutierrez and Jake Knox each reached base multiple times and scored twice.

The Monarchs bullpen held strong with four relievers combining to cover the final five innings. Wichita didn’t get on the board until the fifth, capitalizing on an error to score their first run. Two more came across in the eighth on a two-run single by Colton Crockett, but the Black Sox never posed a serious threat.

The win pushes Hutchinson’s record to 17-5 as they continue their homestand Saturday night by hosting the Kingman Islanders in a game that was postponed by weather from mid-June.

<figure>
 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2025/7/1751540776713.png" alt="Final - Hutch Monarchs offense too much for the Black Sox in 12-3 win on Wednesday night at Hobart-Detter" />
 <figcaption>Final - Hutch Monarchs offense too much for the Black Sox in 12-3 win on Wednesday night at Hobart-Detter</figcaption>
 </figure>HUTCHINSON, Kan. — The Hutchinson Monarchs kicked off their six-game homestand with authority Wednesday night, cruising to a 12-3 victory over the Wichita Black Sox at Hobart-Detter Field.Carson Gonzales set the tone early for Hutchinson (17-5), throwing four shutout innings to earn the win. The right-hander scattered three hits, walked three, and struck out four in a solid outing that kept the Black Sox off the scoreboard through the first third of the game.The Monarchs backed Gonzales with an explosive offensive effort, tallying 12 runs on 13 hits and taking advantage of six free passes and four hit batters. Blake Bradford led the way at the plate, going 2-for-4 with three RBIs, including a three-run homer in the third inning that broke the game open.Hutchinson scored three runs in the bottom of the first inning without a hit, thanks to a walk, two hit batters, and a fielder’s choice. Bradford then doubled and scored in the second before crushing his home run in the third to stretch the lead to 8-0.A.J. Mustow added a triple and a double while driving in a pair of runs. Jake Gutierrez and Jake Knox each reached base multiple times and scored twice.The Monarchs bullpen held strong with four relievers combining to cover the final five innings. Wichita didn’t get on the board until the fifth, capitalizing on an error to score their first run. Two more came across in the eighth on a two-run single by Colton Crockett, but the Black Sox never posed a serious threat.The win pushes Hutchinson’s record to 17-5 as they continue their homestand Saturday night by hosting the Kingman Islanders in a game that was postponed by weather from mid-June.

⚾ Hutchinson Monarchs throttle Black Sox behind dominant pitching, Bradford’s bat

HUTCHINSON, Kan.  — The Hutchinson Monarchs (15-5) will pay host to the Wichita Black Sox tonight at Hobart-Detter Field in Carey Park. First pitch is set for 7 p.m.

AudioFetch is a system that allows users to listen to audio, through their smartphones or tablets over a Wi-Fi network. The system uses a hardware device to stream the audio, and users can access it through a free app.&nbsp; Just download the AudioFetch App at your favorite app store. Then at game time, set your WIFI on your phone to AudioFetch and open up your phone to Channel #1. That is all you do!

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 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2025/7/1751371416636.png" alt="GAME DAY - Hutch Monarchs host the Wichita Black Sox Wednesday night at Hobart-Detter.png" />
 <figcaption>GAME DAY - Hutch Monarchs host the Wichita Black Sox Wednesday night at Hobart-Detter.png</figcaption>
 </figure>HUTCHINSON, Kan. — The Hutchinson Monarchs (15-5) will pay host to the Wichita Black Sox tonight at Hobart-Detter Field in Carey Park. First pitch is set for 7 p.m.Hutchinson is slated for 19 home games this season, all of which will be streamed live on HutchPost.com and the MonarchsLive.tv channel. Glen Grunwald of Eagle Media will handle the play-by-play, with Matt Peterson on the video stream.Do you want to go to the game and listen live if you are at Hobart-Detter? Just download the AudioFetch app onto your cell phone and use your phone's headphone speakers to listen to the Monarchs in real time!AudioFetch is a system that allows users to listen to audio, through their smartphones or tablets over a Wi-Fi network. The system uses a hardware device to stream the audio, and users can access it through a free app.&nbsp; Just download the AudioFetch App at your favorite app store. Then at game time, set your WIFI on your phone to AudioFetch and open up your phone to Channel #1. That is all you do!<figure>
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🎥⚾ WATCH LIVE: Hutch Monarchs to host Wichita Black Sox 

AUGUSTA, Kan. — The Hutchinson Monarchs continued their strong summer campaign Tuesday night with an 11-2 road victory over the Kansas Cannons, improving their season record to 16-5.

Pryce Bender led the way on the mound for Hutchinson, earning the win with a five-inning performance in which he allowed just one run on four hits. The right-hander struck out four and walked only one in a composed outing.

Blake Seefeldt took the loss for the Cannons, surrendering six runs — five earned — over 5 2/3 innings. He struck out six but allowed six hits, walked two, and hit three batters.

The Monarchs broke open a tight 1-1 contest in the top of the third. With two runners on and one out, Jake Gutierrez hit a grounder that was misplayed by shortstop Zeb Henry, allowing two runs to score and giving Hutchinson a 2-1 lead.

Third baseman Joey Senstock sparked more offense in the fourth with a two-out RBI triple, and then added the decisive blow in the sixth with a three-run homer to left that pushed the Monarchs’ advantage to 6-1.

Hutchinson added five more runs over the final three innings, aided by timely hitting and four walks from Cannons relievers. Tyson Vassart singled home a run in the ninth, and Gutierrez scored on a wild pitch earlier in the frame to cap the Monarchs' scoring.

Bender got help from relievers Bryant Siemens and Whit Rhodes, who combined to finish the final four innings. Siemens struck out four in two innings of one-run ball, and Rhodes closed out the final two frames, working around a bases-loaded jam in the ninth to preserve the win.

The Cannons (12-10-1) struggled to convert opportunities, stranding multiple runners in the late innings and hitting into two double plays.

Hutchinson returns to action tonight versus the Wichita Black Sox. On Saturday night, they take on the Kingman Islanders in a game postponed from mid-June due to weather at Hobart-Detter Field in Carey Park. First pitch will be at 7pm.

<figure>
 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2025/7/1751452422479.png" alt="Final - Hutch Monarchs quiet the Kansas Cannon bats on the road in Augusta on Tuesday night. Monarchs return home on Saturday to start a long home stand ." />
 <figcaption>Final - Hutch Monarchs quiet the Kansas Cannon bats on the road in Augusta on Tuesday night. Monarchs return home on Saturday to start a long home stand .</figcaption>
 </figure>AUGUSTA, Kan. — The Hutchinson Monarchs continued their strong summer campaign Tuesday night with an 11-2 road victory over the Kansas Cannons, improving their season record to 16-5.Pryce Bender led the way on the mound for Hutchinson, earning the win with a five-inning performance in which he allowed just one run on four hits. The right-hander struck out four and walked only one in a composed outing.Blake Seefeldt took the loss for the Cannons, surrendering six runs — five earned — over 5 2/3 innings. He struck out six but allowed six hits, walked two, and hit three batters.The Monarchs broke open a tight 1-1 contest in the top of the third. With two runners on and one out, Jake Gutierrez hit a grounder that was misplayed by shortstop Zeb Henry, allowing two runs to score and giving Hutchinson a 2-1 lead.Third baseman Joey Senstock sparked more offense in the fourth with a two-out RBI triple, and then added the decisive blow in the sixth with a three-run homer to left that pushed the Monarchs’ advantage to 6-1.Hutchinson added five more runs over the final three innings, aided by timely hitting and four walks from Cannons relievers. Tyson Vassart singled home a run in the ninth, and Gutierrez scored on a wild pitch earlier in the frame to cap the Monarchs' scoring.Bender got help from relievers Bryant Siemens and Whit Rhodes, who combined to finish the final four innings. Siemens struck out four in two innings of one-run ball, and Rhodes closed out the final two frames, working around a bases-loaded jam in the ninth to preserve the win.The Cannons (12-10-1) struggled to convert opportunities, stranding multiple runners in the late innings and hitting into two double plays.Hutchinson returns to action tonight versus the Wichita Black Sox. On Saturday night, they take on the Kingman Islanders in a game postponed from mid-June due to weather at Hobart-Detter Field in Carey Park. First pitch will be at 7pm.

⚾ Hutchinson Monarchs cruise past Cannons to improve to 16-5

HUTCHINSON, Kan. — Brayden McClure delivered a quality start on the mound and the Hutchinson Monarchs offense came alive early as Hutchinson earned a 10-5 win over the Kansas Cannons at Hobart-Detter Field on Sunday night.

McClure went seven innings, allowing four runs on five hits, striking out three and walking two. The victory moved the Monarchs to 15-5 on the season.

Hutchinson scored in each of the first two innings to build a 3-0 lead. Jeter Worthley and Jake Gutierrez drew back-to-back walks to open the bottom of the first, and both would eventually come around to score. A sacrifice fly from Blake Bradford and an RBI double by Jake Knox helped pace the early offense.

After the Cannons closed the gap to 3-2 by the fourth, Hutchinson responded with a big sixth inning. The Monarchs plated five runs, highlighted by another sacrifice fly from AJ Mustow and RBI singles from Tyson Vassart and Omare Cross. The Monarchs tacked on a final run in the seventh on a Bradford RBI double to push the lead to 10-4.

The Cannons managed one more run in the eighth, but reliever Drew Vinduska closed the door with two scoreless innings to secure the win.

The Cannons were led by Hunter Alvord, who went 2-for-4 with two runs and an RBI. Starting pitcher Gavin Hoffman took the loss, allowing three runs on three hits and five walks across two innings.

The Monarchs have Monday off before hitting the road Tuesday for a rematch with the Cannons in Augusta. Hutchinson will return home later this week for more Sunflower Collegiate League action including a rescheduled game on Saturday night at home versus the Kingman Islanders and will resume the suspended game from last week versus the Wichita Wildcats that had to be rescheduled due to weather. That game will resume on Monday, July 7th.

<figure>
 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2025/6/1751277275963.png" alt="Final - Hutch Monarchs use 5 run 7th inning to defeat the Kansas Cannons Sunday night at Hobart-Detter field." />
 <figcaption>Final - Hutch Monarchs use 5 run 7th inning to defeat the Kansas Cannons Sunday night at Hobart-Detter field.</figcaption>
 </figure>HUTCHINSON, Kan. — Brayden McClure delivered a quality start on the mound and the Hutchinson Monarchs offense came alive early as Hutchinson earned a 10-5 win over the Kansas Cannons at Hobart-Detter Field on Sunday night.McClure went seven innings, allowing four runs on five hits, striking out three and walking two. The victory moved the Monarchs to 15-5 on the season.Hutchinson scored in each of the first two innings to build a 3-0 lead. Jeter Worthley and Jake Gutierrez drew back-to-back walks to open the bottom of the first, and both would eventually come around to score. A sacrifice fly from Blake Bradford and an RBI double by Jake Knox helped pace the early offense.After the Cannons closed the gap to 3-2 by the fourth, Hutchinson responded with a big sixth inning. The Monarchs plated five runs, highlighted by another sacrifice fly from AJ Mustow and RBI singles from Tyson Vassart and Omare Cross. The Monarchs tacked on a final run in the seventh on a Bradford RBI double to push the lead to 10-4.The Cannons managed one more run in the eighth, but reliever Drew Vinduska closed the door with two scoreless innings to secure the win.The Cannons were led by Hunter Alvord, who went 2-for-4 with two runs and an RBI. Starting pitcher Gavin Hoffman took the loss, allowing three runs on three hits and five walks across two innings.The Monarchs have Monday off before hitting the road Tuesday for a rematch with the Cannons in Augusta. Hutchinson will return home later this week for more Sunflower Collegiate League action including a rescheduled game on Saturday night at home versus the Kingman Islanders and will resume the suspended game from last week versus the Wichita Wildcats that had to be rescheduled due to weather. That game will resume on Monday, July 7th.

⚾ Hutchinson Monarchs top Kansas Cannons behind McClure's strong outing

HUTCHINSON, Kan. — The Hutchinson Monarchs dropped their first home game of the summer Saturday night, falling 13-6 to the Derby Twins at Hobart-Detter Field.

The Twins erupted for seven runs in the seventh inning, breaking open what had been a close game and handing the Monarchs their first home loss of the 2025 season. Hutchinson now sits at 14-5 on the year and will look to rebound Sunday night against the Kansas Cannons. First pitch is scheduled for 6 p.m.

Despite leading 4-2 after five innings, the Monarchs couldn’t hold off a relentless Derby offense that tallied 14 hits and capitalized on Hutchinson’s miscues, including two costly errors and a wild pitch in the seventh that helped spark the rally.

Griffin Cooley, Joel Lindahl, and Cade Sutherland led the charge for Derby. Sutherland crushed a two-run homer to center in the seventh and added a two-run triple in the ninth, finishing with four RBIs. Lindahl added a bases-clearing double to cap the seventh-inning outburst.

Monarchs starter Ethan Giesbrecht pitched effectively through five innings, striking out eight and allowing just three runs before the Twins’ bats came alive against the Hutchinson bullpen.

Jake Gutierrez paced the Monarchs at the plate, going 4-for-5 with two RBI's in his debut as a Monarch. Gutierrez is from Lubbock, Texas and just joined the Monarchs. Jackson Legg added three hits and an RBI double, while Dylan Bell scored twice and drew two walks.

Hutchinson had a chance to respond late, scoring in the seventh and eighth innings to cut the deficit to 10-6, but the Twins tacked on three more in the ninth to seal the victory.

The loss ends a dominant home stretch for the Monarchs, who had previously gone 8-0 at Hobart-Detter to open the season.

<figure>
 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2025/6/1751195438596.png" alt="Final - Monarchs drop first home game of the season to the Derby Twins&nbsp; Saturday night." />
 <figcaption>Final - Monarchs drop first home game of the season to the Derby Twins&nbsp; Saturday night.</figcaption>
 </figure>HUTCHINSON, Kan. — The Hutchinson Monarchs dropped their first home game of the summer Saturday night, falling 13-6 to the Derby Twins at Hobart-Detter Field.The Twins erupted for seven runs in the seventh inning, breaking open what had been a close game and handing the Monarchs their first home loss of the 2025 season. Hutchinson now sits at 14-5 on the year and will look to rebound Sunday night against the Kansas Cannons. First pitch is scheduled for 6 p.m.Despite leading 4-2 after five innings, the Monarchs couldn’t hold off a relentless Derby offense that tallied 14 hits and capitalized on Hutchinson’s miscues, including two costly errors and a wild pitch in the seventh that helped spark the rally.Griffin Cooley, Joel Lindahl, and Cade Sutherland led the charge for Derby. Sutherland crushed a two-run homer to center in the seventh and added a two-run triple in the ninth, finishing with four RBIs. Lindahl added a bases-clearing double to cap the seventh-inning outburst.Monarchs starter Ethan Giesbrecht pitched effectively through five innings, striking out eight and allowing just three runs before the Twins’ bats came alive against the Hutchinson bullpen.Jake Gutierrez paced the Monarchs at the plate, going 4-for-5 with two RBI's in his debut as a Monarch. Gutierrez is from Lubbock, Texas and just joined the Monarchs. Jackson Legg added three hits and an RBI double, while Dylan Bell scored twice and drew two walks.Hutchinson had a chance to respond late, scoring in the seventh and eighth innings to cut the deficit to 10-6, but the Twins tacked on three more in the ninth to seal the victory.The loss ends a dominant home stretch for the Monarchs, who had previously gone 8-0 at Hobart-Detter to open the season.

⚾ Derby Twins hand Monarchs first home loss in 13-6 rout

HUTCHINSON, Kan.  — The Hutchinson Monarchs (14-4) will pay host to the Derby Panthers tonight at Hobart-Detter Field in Carey Park. First pitch is set for 7 p.m.

<figure>
 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2025/6/1751109484829.png" alt="Game Day - Hutch hosts Derby tonight at Hobart-Detter Field" />
 <figcaption>Game Day - Hutch hosts Derby tonight at Hobart-Detter Field</figcaption>
 </figure>HUTCHINSON, Kan. — The Hutchinson Monarchs (14-4) will pay host to the Derby Panthers tonight at Hobart-Detter Field in Carey Park. First pitch is set for 7 p.m.Hutchinson is slated for 19 home games this season, all of which will be streamed live on HutchPost.com and the MonarchsLive.tv channel. Glen Grunwald of Eagle Media will handle the play-by-play, with Matt Peterson on the video stream.<div><iframe src="https://vcloud.hudl.com/broadcast/embed/2472681?autoplay=1" width="640" height="360" allow="fullscreen;" style="border:0;overflow:hidden;"></iframe></div>

🎥⚾ WATCH LIVE: Hutch Monarchs return home to host Derby Twins tonight at Hobart-Detter

DERBY, Kan.&nbsp; — The Hutchinson Monarchs (14-4) held off a late rally to edge the Derby Twins 5-4 on Friday night at Panther Field in Derby, thanks to timely hitting and a resilient bullpen effort.

Hutchinson jumped out to an early lead in the top of the first. Joey Senstock delivered a two-run single to right field, plating Blake Bradford and Jeter Worthley to put the Monarchs ahead 2-0.

The Twins responded in the bottom of the second when Griffin Cooley’s aggressive baserunning and a pair of Monarchs errors cut the lead in half. Cooley stole second, advanced to third on a throwing error by catcher Jeter Worthley, and scored on a miscue in center field by Tyler Mitchell to make it 2-1.

In the fourth, Bradford extended Hutchinson’s lead to 3-1 with a line-drive double to center, scoring Worthley.

Derby clawed back with a run in the fifth off an RBI single from Rolen Driskoll and tied the game in the sixth when Noah Allison launched a solo homer to left field.

The Monarchs regained control in the seventh. With the bases loaded, Mitchell drew a walk to force in Drew Bugner, and Worthley followed with a single to score Senstock, giving Hutchinson a 5-3 cushion.

Derby made things interesting in the bottom of the eighth when Joel Lindahl homered to left, trimming the lead to 5-4, but Hutchinson’s bullpen held on in the ninth to seal the win.

The two teams will meet again Saturday night at Hobart-Detter Field in Hutchinson.

<figure>
 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2025/6/1751108630241.png" alt="Final - Hutch Monarchs edge Derby 5-4 on Friday night in Derby. Same two teams match up tonight in Hutchinson.," />
 <figcaption>Final - Hutch Monarchs edge Derby 5-4 on Friday night in Derby. Same two teams match up tonight in Hutchinson.,</figcaption>
 </figure>DERBY, Kan.&nbsp; — The Hutchinson Monarchs (14-4) held off a late rally to edge the Derby Twins 5-4 on Friday night at Panther Field in Derby, thanks to timely hitting and a resilient bullpen effort.Hutchinson jumped out to an early lead in the top of the first. Joey Senstock delivered a two-run single to right field, plating Blake Bradford and Jeter Worthley to put the Monarchs ahead 2-0.The Twins responded in the bottom of the second when Griffin Cooley’s aggressive baserunning and a pair of Monarchs errors cut the lead in half. Cooley stole second, advanced to third on a throwing error by catcher Jeter Worthley, and scored on a miscue in center field by Tyler Mitchell to make it 2-1.In the fourth, Bradford extended Hutchinson’s lead to 3-1 with a line-drive double to center, scoring Worthley.Derby clawed back with a run in the fifth off an RBI single from Rolen Driskoll and tied the game in the sixth when Noah Allison launched a solo homer to left field.The Monarchs regained control in the seventh. With the bases loaded, Mitchell drew a walk to force in Drew Bugner, and Worthley followed with a single to score Senstock, giving Hutchinson a 5-3 cushion.Derby made things interesting in the bottom of the eighth when Joel Lindahl homered to left, trimming the lead to 5-4, but Hutchinson’s bullpen held on in the ninth to seal the win.The two teams will meet again Saturday night at Hobart-Detter Field in Hutchinson.

⚾ Hutchinson Monarchs hold off Derby Twins for win

NEWTON, Kan. — The Hutchinson Monarchs’ late-game rally came up short as the Newton Rebels held on for a 5-3 victory Thursday night at Klein-Scott Field.

Hutchinson (13-4) fell behind early and couldn't recover despite cutting the deficit to one run in the fifth. Newton capitalized on timely hitting and a few Monarch miscues.

The Rebels plated one run in the first and added two more in the second, aided by a hit batter and a pair of walks. Hutchinson fought back in the third when AJ Mustow doubled home a run and later scored on a single by Jackson Legg to make it 3-2. The Monarchs tied it in the fifth on another RBI single from Mustow.

But Newton regained the lead in the seventh without recording a hit—scoring on a throwing error following a leadoff single. They added an insurance run in the eighth when Alex Downing’s two-out single brought in Caden Ehardt.

The Monarchs threatened in the ninth, loading the bases with two outs, but Mustow grounded out to end the game.

Newton starter Kyle Lockhart was solid, striking out six in three innings, while reliever Jeffrey Neill earned the win and Jeremy Bingesser notched the hold. Colton Jones came on in the ninth to get the final out and pick up the save.

Hutchinson used four pitchers, with Cole Toureau earning the start. Daegan Vinduska took the loss.

The Monarchs will look to bounce back Friday night as they travel to Derby to face the Twins before returning home for a weekend set at Hobart-Detter Field in Hutchinson on Saturday versus the Twins and Sunday hosting the Cannons..

<figure>
 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2025/6/1751020227450.png" alt="Final - Hutch scores late, but Newton holds on for 5-3 win." />
 <figcaption>Final - Hutch scores late, but Newton holds on for 5-3 win.</figcaption>
 </figure>NEWTON, Kan. — The Hutchinson Monarchs’ late-game rally came up short as the Newton Rebels held on for a 5-3 victory Thursday night at Klein-Scott Field.Hutchinson (13-4) fell behind early and couldn't recover despite cutting the deficit to one run in the fifth. Newton capitalized on timely hitting and a few Monarch miscues.The Rebels plated one run in the first and added two more in the second, aided by a hit batter and a pair of walks. Hutchinson fought back in the third when AJ Mustow doubled home a run and later scored on a single by Jackson Legg to make it 3-2. The Monarchs tied it in the fifth on another RBI single from Mustow.But Newton regained the lead in the seventh without recording a hit—scoring on a throwing error following a leadoff single. They added an insurance run in the eighth when Alex Downing’s two-out single brought in Caden Ehardt.The Monarchs threatened in the ninth, loading the bases with two outs, but Mustow grounded out to end the game.Newton starter Kyle Lockhart was solid, striking out six in three innings, while reliever Jeffrey Neill earned the win and Jeremy Bingesser notched the hold. Colton Jones came on in the ninth to get the final out and pick up the save.Hutchinson used four pitchers, with Cole Toureau earning the start. Daegan Vinduska took the loss.The Monarchs will look to bounce back Friday night as they travel to Derby to face the Twins before returning home for a weekend set at Hobart-Detter Field in Hutchinson on Saturday versus the Twins and Sunday hosting the Cannons..

⚾ Rebels hold off Monarchs late rally in tight battle at Newton

NEWTON, Kan. — The Hutchinson Monarchs held off a furious Newton Rebels comeback before erupting for five runs in the ninth inning to claim a 13-8 victory Wednesday night at Klein-Scott Field.

After jumping out to a 6-0 lead by the third inning, the Monarchs saw their advantage evaporate when the Rebels plated five runs in the bottom of the fifth to take an 8-7 lead. Hutchinson tied it in the sixth and then delivered the knockout blow in the ninth.

Brayden McClure was dominant in relief for the Monarchs, tossing 2.2 scoreless innings while allowing just one hit and striking out six. Aiden Sowers closed it out in the ninth, walking two but fanning two to seal the win.

Blake Bradford sparked the offense, going 3-for-6 with three RBIs, including a first-inning two-run single and an RBI single in the ninth. Keegan Demmer added a two-run homer in the third inning to cap an early offensive burst that staked Hutchinson to a commanding lead.

In the ninth, the Monarchs capitalized on wildness from the Rebels’ bullpen and defensive miscues. After a throwing error allowed the go-ahead run to score, Hutchinson drew three consecutive bases-loaded walks to push the lead to 11-8. Bradford followed with an RBI single before Demmer added a sacrifice fly to complete the six-run rally.

The Rebels took advantage of several Monarch defensive lapses in the fourth and fifth innings, scoring five unearned runs during their rally. Spencer Goldston led the Rebels with two RBIs and two hits, while Tanner Peoples added a run-scoring double.

With the win, Hutchinson improves its summer record to 13-3 and will match up with the Rebels again tonight in Newton.

It was announced Wednesday that the game suspended by rain and lightning last Monday versus the Wichita Wildcats will be played on Monday, July 7th at Hobart-Detter field. Hutchinson leads in that game 3-1 in the bottom of the 1st inning with 1 out.

<figure>
 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2025/6/1750927912530.png" alt="Final - Hutchinson continues to win on the road defeating Newton 13-8 on Wednesday." />
 <figcaption>Final - Hutchinson continues to win on the road defeating Newton 13-8 on Wednesday.</figcaption>
 </figure>NEWTON, Kan. — The Hutchinson Monarchs held off a furious Newton Rebels comeback before erupting for five runs in the ninth inning to claim a 13-8 victory Wednesday night at Klein-Scott Field.After jumping out to a 6-0 lead by the third inning, the Monarchs saw their advantage evaporate when the Rebels plated five runs in the bottom of the fifth to take an 8-7 lead. Hutchinson tied it in the sixth and then delivered the knockout blow in the ninth.Brayden McClure was dominant in relief for the Monarchs, tossing 2.2 scoreless innings while allowing just one hit and striking out six. Aiden Sowers closed it out in the ninth, walking two but fanning two to seal the win.Blake Bradford sparked the offense, going 3-for-6 with three RBIs, including a first-inning two-run single and an RBI single in the ninth. Keegan Demmer added a two-run homer in the third inning to cap an early offensive burst that staked Hutchinson to a commanding lead.In the ninth, the Monarchs capitalized on wildness from the Rebels’ bullpen and defensive miscues. After a throwing error allowed the go-ahead run to score, Hutchinson drew three consecutive bases-loaded walks to push the lead to 11-8. Bradford followed with an RBI single before Demmer added a sacrifice fly to complete the six-run rally.The Rebels took advantage of several Monarch defensive lapses in the fourth and fifth innings, scoring five unearned runs during their rally. Spencer Goldston led the Rebels with two RBIs and two hits, while Tanner Peoples added a run-scoring double.With the win, Hutchinson improves its summer record to 13-3 and will match up with the Rebels again tonight in Newton.It was announced Wednesday that the game suspended by rain and lightning last Monday versus the Wichita Wildcats will be played on Monday, July 7th at Hobart-Detter field. Hutchinson leads in that game 3-1 in the bottom of the 1st inning with 1 out.

⚾ Hutch Monarchs pull away late to defeat Rebels

HUTCHINSON, Kan. — Monday night's Jayhawk Collegiate League matchup between the Hutchinson Monarchs and the Wichita Wildcats was postponed in the bottom of the first inning due to inclement weather, with the Monarchs holding a 3-1 lead.

The game was halted with runners on first and third and one out, following a fast start by the Monarchs’ offense after Wichita struck first in the top half of the inning.

The Wildcats took a 1-0 lead when Josh Donna singled and came around to score on a double to center field by Landon Haines. Monarchs starter Carson Harrell settled down to strike out Reed Haneberg and end the frame.

Hutchinson wasted no time responding in the bottom of the inning. Jeter Worthley drew a leadoff walk, and the Monarchs loaded the bases with a single by Joey Senstock and a walk to Drew Bugner. Jackson Legg followed with a two-run single to give the Monarchs a 2-1 lead. Keegan Demmer added a sacrifice fly to bring in a third run.

With Dylan Bell at the plate and a 2-0 count, the game was stopped and ultimately postponed due to heavy rain and lightning strikes in the area.

No makeup date has been announced. The Monarchs will be on the road Wednesday and Thursday night in Newton and Friday in Derby before returning home on Saturday and Sunday night.

<figure>
 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2025/6/1750734021181.png" alt="The Hutchinson Monarchs game vs the Wichita Wildcats was suspended and postponed to a later date Monday night with the Monarchs leading in the bottom of the 1st inning 3-1." />
 <figcaption>The Hutchinson Monarchs game vs the Wichita Wildcats was suspended and postponed to a later date Monday night with the Monarchs leading in the bottom of the 1st inning 3-1.</figcaption>
 </figure>HUTCHINSON, Kan. — Monday night's Jayhawk Collegiate League matchup between the Hutchinson Monarchs and the Wichita Wildcats was postponed in the bottom of the first inning due to inclement weather, with the Monarchs holding a 3-1 lead.The game was halted with runners on first and third and one out, following a fast start by the Monarchs’ offense after Wichita struck first in the top half of the inning.The Wildcats took a 1-0 lead when Josh Donna singled and came around to score on a double to center field by Landon Haines. Monarchs starter Carson Harrell settled down to strike out Reed Haneberg and end the frame.Hutchinson wasted no time responding in the bottom of the inning. Jeter Worthley drew a leadoff walk, and the Monarchs loaded the bases with a single by Joey Senstock and a walk to Drew Bugner. Jackson Legg followed with a two-run single to give the Monarchs a 2-1 lead. Keegan Demmer added a sacrifice fly to bring in a third run.With Dylan Bell at the plate and a 2-0 count, the game was stopped and ultimately postponed due to heavy rain and lightning strikes in the area.No makeup date has been announced. The Monarchs will be on the road Wednesday and Thursday night in Newton and Friday in Derby before returning home on Saturday and Sunday night.

⚾ Weather halts Monarchs-Wildcats matchup with Hutchinson leading early

HUTCHINSON, Kan. - The Hutchinson Monarch game between the Monarchs and the Wichita Wildcats had to be suspended due to rain and lightning at 8:55pm Monday night with the Monarchs leading 3-1 in the bottom of the first inning with one out and runners at 1st and 3rd base. No date has been announced as to when this game will resume.

The Monarchs (12-3) will pay host to the Wichita Wildcats tonight at Hobart-Detter Field in Carey Park. First pitch is set for 7 p.m.

<figure>
 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2025/6/1750711929557.png" alt="Game Day versus Wichita Wildcat College tonight at Hobart-Detter Field at 7pm" />
 <figcaption>Game Day versus Wichita Wildcat College tonight at Hobart-Detter Field at 7pm</figcaption>
 </figure>HUTCHINSON, Kan. - The Hutchinson Monarch game between the Monarchs and the Wichita Wildcats had to be suspended due to rain and lightning at 8:55pm Monday night with the Monarchs leading 3-1 in the bottom of the first inning with one out and runners at 1st and 3rd base. No date has been announced as to when this game will resume.The Monarchs (12-3) will pay host to the Wichita Wildcats tonight at Hobart-Detter Field in Carey Park. First pitch is set for 7 p.m.Hutchinson is slated for 19 home games this season, all of which will be streamed live on HutchPost.com and the MonarchsLive.tv channel. Glen Grunwald of Eagle Media will handle the play-by-play, with Matt Peterson on the video stream.<div><iframe src="https://vcloud.hudl.com/broadcast/embed/2471295?autoplay=1" width="640" height="360" allow="fullscreen;" style="border:0;overflow:hidden;"></iframe></div>

🎥⚾ WATCH LIVE: WEATHER POSTPONMENT - Hutch Monarchs vs Wichita Wildcats

WICHITA, Kan. — Ethan Giesbrecht struck out 11 over six strong innings and the Hutchinson Monarchs jumped out to an early lead in route to a 7-4 victory over the Wichita Wildcats Saturday night in Rose Hill.

Giesbrecht, who scattered five hits and allowed three runs while walking two, notched the win for Hutchinson (12-3), setting the tone early by striking out the side in the first inning — despite giving up a solo home run to Jackson Ellison.

The Monarchs grabbed control in the top of the first, capitalizing on early command issues from Wildcats starter Jace Meyer. After a single and two hit batters loaded the bases, Tyler Vassart roped a two-run double to right, and Hutchinson tacked on two more in the second on back-to-back bases-loaded walks.

The Wildcats cut the lead to 4-2 on a solo homer from Josiah Sems in the second and drew closer on a Gunner Lewis homer in the sixth. But Hutchinson answered in the top of the seventh, when Vassart launched a solo home run to center — his third RBI of the night — to push the lead to 6-3.

The Monarchs added an insurance run in the ninth when Vassart scored on a misplayed pop fly by the Wildcats’ infield.

Wichita threatened in the bottom of the ninth, plating a run on an RBI single from Austin Selenke, but Russell Copous slammed the door with back-to-back strikeouts and a dropped third strike to end the game.

Copous earned the save, working the final frame after Daegan Vinduska tossed two solid innings in relief of Giesbrecht.

Meyer took the loss for the Wildcats, allowing four runs on three hits and five walks over just 1.2 innings.

Vassart led Hutchinson offensively, going 2-for-4 with a double, homer, walk, and three RBIs.

The Monarchs return home Monday night for their next contest versus the Wildcats at Hobart-Detter Field. First pitch is at 7pm and can be viewed on Hutchpost.com and monarchslive.tv.

<figure>
 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2025/6/1750584945731.png" alt="Final - Hutch Monarchs defeat the Wichita Wildcats on Saturday night in Rose Hill ." />
 <figcaption>Final - Hutch Monarchs defeat the Wichita Wildcats on Saturday night in Rose Hill .</figcaption>
 </figure>WICHITA, Kan. — Ethan Giesbrecht struck out 11 over six strong innings and the Hutchinson Monarchs jumped out to an early lead in route to a 7-4 victory over the Wichita Wildcats Saturday night in Rose Hill.Giesbrecht, who scattered five hits and allowed three runs while walking two, notched the win for Hutchinson (12-3), setting the tone early by striking out the side in the first inning — despite giving up a solo home run to Jackson Ellison.The Monarchs grabbed control in the top of the first, capitalizing on early command issues from Wildcats starter Jace Meyer. After a single and two hit batters loaded the bases, Tyler Vassart roped a two-run double to right, and Hutchinson tacked on two more in the second on back-to-back bases-loaded walks.The Wildcats cut the lead to 4-2 on a solo homer from Josiah Sems in the second and drew closer on a Gunner Lewis homer in the sixth. But Hutchinson answered in the top of the seventh, when Vassart launched a solo home run to center — his third RBI of the night — to push the lead to 6-3.The Monarchs added an insurance run in the ninth when Vassart scored on a misplayed pop fly by the Wildcats’ infield.Wichita threatened in the bottom of the ninth, plating a run on an RBI single from Austin Selenke, but Russell Copous slammed the door with back-to-back strikeouts and a dropped third strike to end the game.Copous earned the save, working the final frame after Daegan Vinduska tossed two solid innings in relief of Giesbrecht.Meyer took the loss for the Wildcats, allowing four runs on three hits and five walks over just 1.2 innings.Vassart led Hutchinson offensively, going 2-for-4 with a double, homer, walk, and three RBIs.The Monarchs return home Monday night for their next contest versus the Wildcats at Hobart-Detter Field. First pitch is at 7pm and can be viewed on Hutchpost.com and monarchslive.tv.

⚾ Hutchinson Monarchs power past Wichita Wildcats behind Giesbrecht’s gem

JUNCTION CITY, Kan. — The Junction City Brigade rode a relentless offensive attack and a four-run first inning to a 14-10 victory over the Hutchinson Monarchs on Friday night at Rathert Stadium.

The Brigade struck early, posting six runs in the first two innings to take command. Kyler Horsman led the charge, driving in four runs, including a towering three-run homer to center in the fifth that gave Junction City a 12-10 lead.

“We came out swinging, and that early momentum really set the tone,” Horsman said. “Hutchinson pushed back hard, but we answered every time.”

The Monarchs (11-3) responded with a six-run fourth inning, capped by a bases-clearing double from Keegan Demmer and a two-run single by Omare Cross to jump ahead 9-6. They added another run in the fifth on a fielder’s choice to lead 10-8, but couldn’t hold the advantage.

In the bottom half of the fifth, Horsman launched a game-changing three-run homer that shifted the momentum back to the Brigade (insert record if known). Ian Luce added a solo shot in the seventh to pad the lead, and Sawyer Tolk’s RBI double in the eighth sealed the final score at 14-10.

Hutchinson’s biggest highlight came in the second inning when Blake Bradford crushed a three-run homer to center to bring the Monarchs within one. Bradford finished with three RBIs.

The teams combined for 24 runs and 26 hits in a slugfest marked by lead changes and defensive miscues, including a costly error by Monarchs outfielder Omare Cross in the second that allowed two runs to score.

Junction City will look to carry the momentum into their next matchup, while Hutchinson (11-3) aims to tighten its defense and regroup after a hard-fought loss. Hutchinson travels to Rose Hill Saturday night to take on the Wichita Wildcats.

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 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2025/6/1750511558548.png" alt="Final - Monarchs lost to the Brigade in Junction City Friday night in a slug-fest." />
 <figcaption>Final - Monarchs lost to the Brigade in Junction City Friday night in a slug-fest.</figcaption>
 </figure>JUNCTION CITY, Kan. — The Junction City Brigade rode a relentless offensive attack and a four-run first inning to a 14-10 victory over the Hutchinson Monarchs on Friday night at Rathert Stadium.The Brigade struck early, posting six runs in the first two innings to take command. Kyler Horsman led the charge, driving in four runs, including a towering three-run homer to center in the fifth that gave Junction City a 12-10 lead.“We came out swinging, and that early momentum really set the tone,” Horsman said. “Hutchinson pushed back hard, but we answered every time.”The Monarchs (11-3) responded with a six-run fourth inning, capped by a bases-clearing double from Keegan Demmer and a two-run single by Omare Cross to jump ahead 9-6. They added another run in the fifth on a fielder’s choice to lead 10-8, but couldn’t hold the advantage.In the bottom half of the fifth, Horsman launched a game-changing three-run homer that shifted the momentum back to the Brigade (insert record if known). Ian Luce added a solo shot in the seventh to pad the lead, and Sawyer Tolk’s RBI double in the eighth sealed the final score at 14-10.Hutchinson’s biggest highlight came in the second inning when Blake Bradford crushed a three-run homer to center to bring the Monarchs within one. Bradford finished with three RBIs.The teams combined for 24 runs and 26 hits in a slugfest marked by lead changes and defensive miscues, including a costly error by Monarchs outfielder Omare Cross in the second that allowed two runs to score.Junction City will look to carry the momentum into their next matchup, while Hutchinson (11-3) aims to tighten its defense and regroup after a hard-fought loss. Hutchinson travels to Rose Hill Saturday night to take on the Wichita Wildcats.

⚾ Junction City Brigade out-slugs Hutchinson Monarchs in Friday night shootout

HUTCHINSON, Kan. — Behind dominant relief pitching and just enough offense, the Hutchinson Monarchs edged the Junction City Brigade 2-1 in a tightly contested game Wednesday night at Hobart-Detter Field.

Lachlan Rosser started for the Monarchs but had trouble with control from the very start. He walked four, struck-out 2 giving up 1 run and 1 hit over the 1.1 innings pitched. He was able to work his way out of a bases loaded jam in the top of the first with nobody out. 

Cole Toureau was stellar in long relief for the Monarchs, entering in the second inning and tossing 5.2 brilliant frames. The right-hander gave up just one hit, walked three, and struck out eight to earn the win.

Aiden Sowers locked down the final six outs for the save, allowing only one hit and one walk while fanning two — including the final out of the game with the potential tying run on second base.

The Brigade struck first in the second inning when Ian Luce scored from third on a costly error by Monarchs third baseman Joey Senstock. That would be Junction City’s only run of the night.

Hutchinson answered in the fourth. Jake Knox singled and came around to score on a triple by Dylan Bell, tying the game at 1-1. The Monarchs took the lead for good in the sixth when Drew Bugner crossed the plate on an error by Brigade first baseman Brayden Harpole following a grounder by Blake Bradford.

Junction City starter Max Lialios was tough in the loss, allowing just four hits and two runs — only one earned — across eight innings. He struck out three and walked one.

The game was a brisk affair, lasting just 2 hours and 1 minute, as both pitching staffs were sharp throughout the night.

With the win, the Monarchs, now 11-2 continue to hold their ground in the league standings while showcasing the depth of their bullpen.

Hutchinson is off today, but will travel to Junction City on Friday before a road game in Wichita on Saturday versus the Wichita Wildcats College team. The next home game is Monday, June 23rd at Hobart-Detter versus the Wildcats again.

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 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2025/6/1750327478813.png" alt="Final - Hutch wins pitchers' duel game with Junction City at Hobart-Detter Wednesday night." />
 <figcaption>Final - Hutch wins pitchers' duel game with Junction City at Hobart-Detter Wednesday night.</figcaption>
 </figure>HUTCHINSON, Kan. — Behind dominant relief pitching and just enough offense, the Hutchinson Monarchs edged the Junction City Brigade 2-1 in a tightly contested game Wednesday night at Hobart-Detter Field.Lachlan Rosser started for the Monarchs but had trouble with control from the very start. He walked four, struck-out 2 giving up 1 run and 1 hit over the 1.1 innings pitched. He was able to work his way out of a bases loaded jam in the top of the first with nobody out. Cole Toureau was stellar in long relief for the Monarchs, entering in the second inning and tossing 5.2 brilliant frames. The right-hander gave up just one hit, walked three, and struck out eight to earn the win.Aiden Sowers locked down the final six outs for the save, allowing only one hit and one walk while fanning two — including the final out of the game with the potential tying run on second base.The Brigade struck first in the second inning when Ian Luce scored from third on a costly error by Monarchs third baseman Joey Senstock. That would be Junction City’s only run of the night.Hutchinson answered in the fourth. Jake Knox singled and came around to score on a triple by Dylan Bell, tying the game at 1-1. The Monarchs took the lead for good in the sixth when Drew Bugner crossed the plate on an error by Brigade first baseman Brayden Harpole following a grounder by Blake Bradford.Junction City starter Max Lialios was tough in the loss, allowing just four hits and two runs — only one earned — across eight innings. He struck out three and walked one.The game was a brisk affair, lasting just 2 hours and 1 minute, as both pitching staffs were sharp throughout the night.With the win, the Monarchs, now 11-2 continue to hold their ground in the league standings while showcasing the depth of their bullpen.Hutchinson is off today, but will travel to Junction City on Friday before a road game in Wichita on Saturday versus the Wichita Wildcats College team. The next home game is Monday, June 23rd at Hobart-Detter versus the Wildcats again.

⚾ Monarchs edge Junction City in classic pitching duel

HUTCHINSON, Kan. —&nbsp;Mother Nature took the win Tuesday night as severe storms sweeping through central Kansas forced the postponement of the scheduled game between the Hutchinson Monarchs and Kingman Islanders. A makeup date has not yet been announced.

The Monarchs (10-2) will look to bounce back tonight as they host the Junction City Brigade in a non-league matchup at Hobart-Detter Field in Carey Park. First pitch is set for 7 p.m.

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 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2025/6/1750247979073.jpeg" alt="Game Day - Hutch Monarchs vs Junction City Brigade tonight at Hobart-Detter Field" />
 <figcaption>Game Day - Hutch Monarchs vs Junction City Brigade tonight at Hobart-Detter Field</figcaption>
 </figure>HUTCHINSON, Kan. —&nbsp;Mother Nature took the win Tuesday night as severe storms sweeping through central Kansas forced the postponement of the scheduled game between the Hutchinson Monarchs and Kingman Islanders. A makeup date has not yet been announced.The Monarchs (10-2) will look to bounce back tonight as they host the Junction City Brigade in a non-league matchup at Hobart-Detter Field in Carey Park. First pitch is set for 7 p.m.Hutchinson is slated for 19 home games this season, all of which will be streamed live on HutchPost.com and the MonarchsLive.tv channel. Glen Grunwald of Eagle Media will handle the play-by-play, with Matt Peterson on the video stream.<div><iframe src="https://vcloud.hudl.com/broadcast/embed/2466966?autoplay=1" width="640" height="360" allow="fullscreen;" style="border:0;overflow:hidden;"></iframe></div>

🎥⚾ WATCH LIVE: Hutch Monarchs host Junction City Brigade at Hobart-Detter

<a href="http://glen.grunwald@eaglemedia.com">GLEN GRUNWALD</a>

KINGMAN, Kan. — The Hutchinson Monarchs got back on track Monday night, using timely hitting and solid pitching to defeat the Kingman Islanders 8-1 at Islander Field.

Right-hander Carson Harrell earned the win for the Monarchs, tossing 3.2 innings and allowing just one run on four hits while striking out six. The Monarchs bullpen took care of the rest, keeping the Islanders scoreless the remainder of the game.

Kingman struck first in the bottom of the first when Luke Clayton lined a single to center, driving in Hayden Oviatt to put the Islanders up 1-0. But the Monarchs quickly responded in the top of the second. Jarrett Herrmann drove in Blake Bradford with a double to left to even the score at 1-1.

Herrmann came up big again in the fourth with a two-run double to center, scoring AJ Mustow and Bradford to give Hutchinson a 3-1 lead. In the fifth, the Monarchs extended the advantage with three more runs, capped by a fielder’s choice from Tyler Mitchell that brought Mustow home.

The Monarchs added insurance in the sixth on a sacrifice fly by Jackson Legg and one more in the ninth when Bradford scored on a wild pitch.

Kingman starter Cooper Tannahill took the loss, going five innings and allowing six runs on eight hits. He struck out eight and walked three.

With the win, the Monarchs improved to 10-2 on the season and showed resilience after suffering a tough loss the night before.

Hutchinson returns to action Tuesday night for a home matchup at Hobart-Detter Field. First pitch is at 7pm with video and play-by-play on hutchpost.com and Monarchslive.tv.

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 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2025/6/1750149993624.png" alt="Final-Hutch Monarchs win big in Kingman" />
 <figcaption>Final-Hutch Monarchs win big in Kingman</figcaption>
 </figure><a href="http://glen.grunwald@eaglemedia.com">GLEN GRUNWALD</a>HutchpostKINGMAN, Kan. — The Hutchinson Monarchs got back on track Monday night, using timely hitting and solid pitching to defeat the Kingman Islanders 8-1 at Islander Field.Right-hander Carson Harrell earned the win for the Monarchs, tossing 3.2 innings and allowing just one run on four hits while striking out six. The Monarchs bullpen took care of the rest, keeping the Islanders scoreless the remainder of the game.Kingman struck first in the bottom of the first when Luke Clayton lined a single to center, driving in Hayden Oviatt to put the Islanders up 1-0. But the Monarchs quickly responded in the top of the second. Jarrett Herrmann drove in Blake Bradford with a double to left to even the score at 1-1.Herrmann came up big again in the fourth with a two-run double to center, scoring AJ Mustow and Bradford to give Hutchinson a 3-1 lead. In the fifth, the Monarchs extended the advantage with three more runs, capped by a fielder’s choice from Tyler Mitchell that brought Mustow home.The Monarchs added insurance in the sixth on a sacrifice fly by Jackson Legg and one more in the ninth when Bradford scored on a wild pitch.Kingman starter Cooper Tannahill took the loss, going five innings and allowing six runs on eight hits. He struck out eight and walked three.With the win, the Monarchs improved to 10-2 on the season and showed resilience after suffering a tough loss the night before.Hutchinson returns to action Tuesday night for a home matchup at Hobart-Detter Field. First pitch is at 7pm with video and play-by-play on hutchpost.com and Monarchslive.tv.

⚾ Monarchs bounce back with convincing win over Islanders

<a href="http://www.glen.grunwald@eaglemedia.com/">GLEN GRUNWALD</a>

<a href="mailto:sean.boston@eaglemedia.com"></a>Hutch Post

DERBY, Kan. — The Derby Twins staged a dramatic comeback Sunday night, scoring three runs in the bottom of the ninth to walk off with a 9-8 victory over the Hutchinson Monarchs in front of a spirited home crowd.

Trailing 8-6 entering the final frame, the Twins got a leadoff double from M. Hamond that brought in C. Scott to trim the lead to one. D. Craig moved to third on the play before C. Richards delivered the decisive blow — a two-run single to left field that scored Hamond and Craig to seal the win.

Hutchinson used four pitchers in relief after building a 7-3 lead by the seventh inning, but couldn’t hold off Derby’s late surge. Russell Copous was tagged with the loss, while Ryan Koob picked up the win for the Twins.

Derby jumped ahead early in the second, capitalizing on a two-run single by G. Cooley and an error in center field that helped plate two more runs. C. Richards added an RBI groundout for a 3-0 lead.

The Monarchs responded in the fourth with a pair of RBI singles from J. Knox and O. Cross to tie the game at 3-3. Knox struck again in the fifth, ripping a two-run double to center that gave Hutchinson a 5-3 advantage.

Hutch pushed the lead to 7-3 in the seventh on an RBI single by C. Grimes and a bases-loaded walk to T. Mitchell. But Derby chipped away, scoring once in the seventh on a catcher’s error and twice more in the eighth on a clutch double by J. Lindahl.

J. Knox gave the Monarchs an 8-6 cushion in the top of the ninth by scoring on a wild pitch, but the lead would not hold.

The loss drops Hutchinson to 9-2 in the tightly contested Sunflower Collegiate League race, while the Twins gain momentum with a gritty comeback performance at Panther Field, in a game that was postponed from the beginning of the season due to wet fields in Derby.

Hutchinson travels to Kingman tonight to face the Kingman Islanders with first pitch at 7pm.

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 </figure><a href="http://www.glen.grunwald@eaglemedia.com/">GLEN GRUNWALD</a><a href="mailto:sean.boston@eaglemedia.com"></a>Hutch PostDERBY, Kan. — The Derby Twins staged a dramatic comeback Sunday night, scoring three runs in the bottom of the ninth to walk off with a 9-8 victory over the Hutchinson Monarchs in front of a spirited home crowd.Trailing 8-6 entering the final frame, the Twins got a leadoff double from M. Hamond that brought in C. Scott to trim the lead to one. D. Craig moved to third on the play before C. Richards delivered the decisive blow — a two-run single to left field that scored Hamond and Craig to seal the win.Hutchinson used four pitchers in relief after building a 7-3 lead by the seventh inning, but couldn’t hold off Derby’s late surge. Russell Copous was tagged with the loss, while Ryan Koob picked up the win for the Twins.Derby jumped ahead early in the second, capitalizing on a two-run single by G. Cooley and an error in center field that helped plate two more runs. C. Richards added an RBI groundout for a 3-0 lead.The Monarchs responded in the fourth with a pair of RBI singles from J. Knox and O. Cross to tie the game at 3-3. Knox struck again in the fifth, ripping a two-run double to center that gave Hutchinson a 5-3 advantage.Hutch pushed the lead to 7-3 in the seventh on an RBI single by C. Grimes and a bases-loaded walk to T. Mitchell. But Derby chipped away, scoring once in the seventh on a catcher’s error and twice more in the eighth on a clutch double by J. Lindahl.J. Knox gave the Monarchs an 8-6 cushion in the top of the ninth by scoring on a wild pitch, but the lead would not hold.The loss drops Hutchinson to 9-2 in the tightly contested Sunflower Collegiate League race, while the Twins gain momentum with a gritty comeback performance at Panther Field, in a game that was postponed from the beginning of the season due to wet fields in Derby.Hutchinson travels to Kingman tonight to face the Kingman Islanders with first pitch at 7pm.

⚾ Derby Twins rally in ninth to edge Monarchs

<a href="http://www.glen.grunwald@eaglemedia.com">By Glen Grunwald</a>

HUTCHINSON, Kan. — The Hutchinson Monarchs used a string of clutch hits and a strong start from Ethan Giesbrecht to defeat the Great Bend Bat Cats 9-5 Saturday night at Hobart-Detter Field in front of 570 fans — the eighth-largest crowd in Monarchs history.

On a picturesque evening for baseball, Hutchinson jumped out early and never trailed, fueled by a three-run third inning and a two-run homer by Jackson Legg in the fifth. The Monarchs improved their record to 9-1 with a balanced offensive effort and timely execution, particularly in the middle innings.

Giesbrecht earned the win for Hutchinson, tossing six innings and allowing just two runs on four hits. The right-hander struck out two and walked one.

Great Bend starter Carson Bougher was tagged with the loss after surrendering five runs on eight hits over 4.2 innings of work.

Legg led the Monarchs offensively, finishing with a home run, single, and three RBIs. In the third, Legg's RBI single scored J Herrmann, followed by a two-run double from AJ Mustow that pushed the lead to 3-0. Legg’s two-run blast in the fifth extended the lead to 5-2.

The Bat Cats trimmed the deficit to 6-3 in the seventh after an RBI single by Peanut Brazzle, but the Monarchs answered with a three-run eighth, capitalizing on a hit-by-pitch, a walk, a wild pitch, and a fielder’s choice.

Five different Monarchs were hit-by-pitches in the game. Two Bat Cats were also hit-by-pitches.

Elias Leon’s RBI single in the ninth brought Great Bend within four, but the Monarchs closed it out without further damage when Aiden Sowers came in to finish off the ninth and shut the Bat Cats down.

The game also served as Cancer Awareness Night, adding a special significance to one of the season's best atmospheres.

Hutchinson will return to action at Panther Field in Derby to take on the Twins in a make up game that postponed from earlier in June due to wet field conditions in Derby. Hutch will then travel to Kingman on Monday night. The next home game for the Monarchs will be Tuesday, June 17th versus the Islanders at 7pm.

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 </figure><a href="http://www.glen.grunwald@eaglemedia.com">By Glen Grunwald</a>HutchpostHUTCHINSON, Kan. — The Hutchinson Monarchs used a string of clutch hits and a strong start from Ethan Giesbrecht to defeat the Great Bend Bat Cats 9-5 Saturday night at Hobart-Detter Field in front of 570 fans — the eighth-largest crowd in Monarchs history.On a picturesque evening for baseball, Hutchinson jumped out early and never trailed, fueled by a three-run third inning and a two-run homer by Jackson Legg in the fifth. The Monarchs improved their record to 9-1 with a balanced offensive effort and timely execution, particularly in the middle innings.Giesbrecht earned the win for Hutchinson, tossing six innings and allowing just two runs on four hits. The right-hander struck out two and walked one.Great Bend starter Carson Bougher was tagged with the loss after surrendering five runs on eight hits over 4.2 innings of work.Legg led the Monarchs offensively, finishing with a home run, single, and three RBIs. In the third, Legg's RBI single scored J Herrmann, followed by a two-run double from AJ Mustow that pushed the lead to 3-0. Legg’s two-run blast in the fifth extended the lead to 5-2.The Bat Cats trimmed the deficit to 6-3 in the seventh after an RBI single by Peanut Brazzle, but the Monarchs answered with a three-run eighth, capitalizing on a hit-by-pitch, a walk, a wild pitch, and a fielder’s choice.Five different Monarchs were hit-by-pitches in the game. Two Bat Cats were also hit-by-pitches.Elias Leon’s RBI single in the ninth brought Great Bend within four, but the Monarchs closed it out without further damage when Aiden Sowers came in to finish off the ninth and shut the Bat Cats down.The game also served as Cancer Awareness Night, adding a special significance to one of the season's best atmospheres.Hutchinson will return to action at Panther Field in Derby to take on the Twins in a make up game that postponed from earlier in June due to wet field conditions in Derby. Hutch will then travel to Kingman on Monday night. The next home game for the Monarchs will be Tuesday, June 17th versus the Islanders at 7pm.

⚾ Hutch Monarchs use timely hitting to down Bat Cats on Cancer Awareness Night

GREAT BEND, Kan. -Both teams were strong on the bump on Friday, but Hutchinson Monarchs hung on and defeated the Great Bend Bat Cats 2-1.&nbsp; &nbsp;

Monarch Russell Copous pitched one and two-thirds innings of scoreless ball for Hutchinson Monarchs in relief to get the win. The right-handed pitcher allowed one hit, striking out two and walking none.

The Monarchs accumulated 11 hits in the game. Vassart led Hutchinson Monarchs with two runs batted in from the number seven spot in the lineup. The infielder went 1-for-3 on the day. JJ Spafford, Keegan Demmer, Jarrett Herrmann, and Jeter Worthley each collected two hits for Hutchinson Monarchs.&nbsp; 

The Hutchinson Monarch defense turned three double plays in the game. Hutchinson will play at home on Saturday again against the Bat Cats in Hutchinson on Saturday night. It is Cancer Awareness night for the Monarchs with all proceeds going to benefit the Cancer Council of Reno County.

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 </figure><a href="http://www.glen.grunwald@eaglemedia.com">By Glen Grunwald</a>HutchpostGREAT BEND, Kan. -Both teams were strong on the bump on Friday, but Hutchinson Monarchs hung on and defeated the Great Bend Bat Cats 2-1.&nbsp; &nbsp;Monarch Russell Copous pitched one and two-thirds innings of scoreless ball for Hutchinson Monarchs in relief to get the win. The right-handed pitcher allowed one hit, striking out two and walking none.The Monarchs accumulated 11 hits in the game. Vassart led Hutchinson Monarchs with two runs batted in from the number seven spot in the lineup. The infielder went 1-for-3 on the day. JJ Spafford, Keegan Demmer, Jarrett Herrmann, and Jeter Worthley each collected two hits for Hutchinson Monarchs.&nbsp; The Hutchinson Monarch defense turned three double plays in the game. Hutchinson will play at home on Saturday again against the Bat Cats in Hutchinson on Saturday night. It is Cancer Awareness night for the Monarchs with all proceeds going to benefit the Cancer Council of Reno County.

⚾ Hutchinson Monarchs defeats Great Bend Bat Cats in pitcher's duel

HAYSVILLE, Kan. – In a wild finish that featured 15 runs scored between the two teams over the final two innings, the Hutchinson Monarchs held off a furious ninth-inning rally to outlast the Haysville Aviators 11-8 on Wednesday night at Plagens-Carpenter Stadium.

The win improves Hutchinson to 7-1 on the season.

The game was deadlocked at 2-2 through seven innings before the Monarchs’ bats exploded for nine runs in the eighth and ninth innings combined. Hutchinson plated three in the eighth and six more in the ninth to seemingly put the game out of reach, only to see Haysville score six of its own in the bottom of the ninth.

Braydn McClure earned the win in relief, tossing four innings while allowing just two runs on three hits. McClure struck out six but worked around five walks. Haysville's Caleb Ebert took the loss in relief.

The Monarchs appeared to slam the door shut in the top of the ninth, sending 10 batters to the plate. Big hits included a two-run double by Derek Bell and RBI singles from Jaxon Knox and Jalen Spafford. Hutchinson entered the bottom of the ninth with an 11-2 lead.

But Haysville refused to go away quietly.

The Aviators stormed back with six runs in the ninth, fueled by three doubles and a single, including a three-run double by Cayden Rabe and RBI knocks from Cameron Ortner and Gavin Jones. With two runners still on base and only one out, the Monarchs turned to closer Russell Copous.

Copous slammed the door with back-to-back strikeouts to preserve the win and squash Haysville’s comeback hopes.

The Monarchs took an early 1-0 lead in the fourth on a Braden Bradford RBI double. They added another in the sixth on a sacrifice fly from Jordan Legg. After Haysville tied the game in the bottom of the seventh on a steal of home, Hutchinson’s offense erupted.

Bradford led the Monarchs with two doubles and three RBIs. Knox added three hits and two runs driven in, while Senstock and Bell each had key run-scoring hits during the late-inning surge.

The Monarchs (7-1) return to action Friday night in Great Bend (6-2) with a 7 p.m. first pitch. Video and play-by-play will be available on the <a href="https://www.youtube.com/@greatbendbatcatsbaseballclub">Bat Cat's YouTube Channel.</a>

The Monarchs will be back at Hobart-Detter Field on Saturday for Cancer Awareness Night, benefiting the Cancer Council of Reno County. Great Bend will be Saturday’s opponent as well. Admission on Saturday night is free, but a good-will donation will be accepted with all proceeds going to support the Cancer Council. Numerous items will be available to bid on including your favorite Monarch players game jerseys.

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 </figure>HAYSVILLE, Kan. – In a wild finish that featured 15 runs scored between the two teams over the final two innings, the Hutchinson Monarchs held off a furious ninth-inning rally to outlast the Haysville Aviators 11-8 on Wednesday night at Plagens-Carpenter Stadium.The win improves Hutchinson to 7-1 on the season.The game was deadlocked at 2-2 through seven innings before the Monarchs’ bats exploded for nine runs in the eighth and ninth innings combined. Hutchinson plated three in the eighth and six more in the ninth to seemingly put the game out of reach, only to see Haysville score six of its own in the bottom of the ninth.Braydn McClure earned the win in relief, tossing four innings while allowing just two runs on three hits. McClure struck out six but worked around five walks. Haysville's Caleb Ebert took the loss in relief.The Monarchs appeared to slam the door shut in the top of the ninth, sending 10 batters to the plate. Big hits included a two-run double by Derek Bell and RBI singles from Jaxon Knox and Jalen Spafford. Hutchinson entered the bottom of the ninth with an 11-2 lead.But Haysville refused to go away quietly.The Aviators stormed back with six runs in the ninth, fueled by three doubles and a single, including a three-run double by Cayden Rabe and RBI knocks from Cameron Ortner and Gavin Jones. With two runners still on base and only one out, the Monarchs turned to closer Russell Copous.Copous slammed the door with back-to-back strikeouts to preserve the win and squash Haysville’s comeback hopes.The Monarchs took an early 1-0 lead in the fourth on a Braden Bradford RBI double. They added another in the sixth on a sacrifice fly from Jordan Legg. After Haysville tied the game in the bottom of the seventh on a steal of home, Hutchinson’s offense erupted.Bradford led the Monarchs with two doubles and three RBIs. Knox added three hits and two runs driven in, while Senstock and Bell each had key run-scoring hits during the late-inning surge.The Monarchs (7-1) return to action Friday night in Great Bend (6-2) with a 7 p.m. first pitch. Video and play-by-play will be available on the <a href="https://www.youtube.com/@greatbendbatcatsbaseballclub">Bat Cat's YouTube Channel.</a>The Monarchs will be back at Hobart-Detter Field on Saturday for Cancer Awareness Night, benefiting the Cancer Council of Reno County. Great Bend will be Saturday’s opponent as well. Admission on Saturday night is free, but a good-will donation will be accepted with all proceeds going to support the Cancer Council. Numerous items will be available to bid on including your favorite Monarch players game jerseys.

⚾ Hutch Monarchs outslug Aviators in late-inning fireworks

<a href="http://glen.grunwald@eaglemedia.com">By Glen Grunwald</a>

HAYSVILLE, Kan. — The Hutchinson Monarchs saw their undefeated streak come to an end Tuesday night, falling 6-5 to the Haysville Aviators in a tightly contested matchup.

The Monarchs (6-1) outhit the Aviators 10-7 but were unable to overcome key moments that tilted the game in Haysville’s favor. The Aviators capitalized on a wild fifth inning and a critical home run to secure the win at home.

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 </figure><a href="http://glen.grunwald@eaglemedia.com">By Glen Grunwald</a>HutchpostHAYSVILLE, Kan. — The Hutchinson Monarchs saw their undefeated streak come to an end Tuesday night, falling 6-5 to the Haysville Aviators in a tightly contested matchup.The Monarchs (6-1) outhit the Aviators 10-7 but were unable to overcome key moments that tilted the game in Haysville’s favor. The Aviators capitalized on a wild fifth inning and a critical home run to secure the win at home.Haysville’s starting pitcher Cooper Senne earned the win, while Hutchinson’s starting pitcher, Cole Toureau took the loss.The Monarchs struck first in the top of the fourth with back-to-back RBI singles from Jace Legg and Bryson Bradford to tie the game at 2-2. However, the Aviators responded with a four-run bottom half, highlighted by a two-run double from Owen Rush and a wild pitch that allowed Cale Ortner to score.Hutchinson clawed back in the fifth inning with a two-run single by Legg, bringing the Monarchs within one. But in the bottom of the fifth, Quincy Groebl extended the Aviators’ lead to 6-4 with a solo home run to left field.Bradford later scored on a wild pitch in the top of the eighth to make it a one-run game, and Kade Demmer followed with a double, but the Monarchs couldn't push across the tying run.Hutchinson finished with 10 hits and no errors, while Haysville managed 7 hits and committed one error.The Monarchs&nbsp;will look to bounce back tonight as they again match up with the Aviators in Haysville with the first pitch at 7 p.m. tonight. Hutchinson hopes to start a new winning streak, while the Aviators (6-2) gain momentum with a big win over one of the league's hottest teams. <a href="https://web.gc.com/teams/J87f4HorVhAi/2025-summer-haysville-aviators/schedule/07f15092-e86c-44d4-ad54-80019fa8592e/box-score">BOXSCORE</a>

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