SOUTH HUTCHINSON, Kan. — The Trinity Catholic Celtics baseball team split it's doubleheader with the Remington Broncos on Thursday afternoon, while the Celtic softball team dropped both to the Broncos.&nbsp;

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Game 1 &mdash; Remington 15, Trinity Catholic 3
Remington erupted for eight runs in the fifth inning to pull away from Trinity Catholic and secure a 15-3 win on Thursday.
After a slow start, the Broncos broke a 3-3 tie in the top of the fourth with four runs, then blew the game open with an eight-run outburst in the fifth.
Jonah Cummings got Remington on the board with an RBI double in the second, but Trinity Catholic answered in the bottom half as Elijah Gutierrez tripled to center to tie the game. The Celtics briefly took the lead in the third on a defensive miscue that made it 3-1.
The Broncos responded in the fourth with a two-run double from Peyton Ryan, a two-run double by Eli Claassen, and an RBI groundout from Kendell Reimer to make it 7-3.
Remington piled on in the fifth, scoring eight runs on three hits. Key moments included a triple by Tyrel Koehn, a two-run single from Sterling Scribner, and a two-run triple from Josh Knowles, aided by multiple Trinity errors.
Claassen earned the win on the mound, allowing just four hits and one earned run over five innings while striking out eight. Jeremy Gentry took the loss for Trinity, giving up five runs in three innings.
Lucas Griffith drove in two runs to lead the Celtics offensively. Gutierrez, Bryan Maya, Drew Dechant, and Gentry each had one hit.
Remington collected 13 hits as five players had multi-hit games, including Cummings, Ryan, Knowles, and Scribner. Four Broncos recorded two RBIs apiece, and the team drew six walks to complement its offensive effort.
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Game 2 &mdash; Trinity Catholic 3, Remington 0
Drew Dechant was electric on the mound Thursday, striking out 18 as Trinity Catholic edged Remington 3-1 in a well-pitched battle.
Dechant tossed a complete game, allowing just one hit and one run while walking one across seven innings. He also helped himself at the plate, driving in two runs to lead the Celtics offensively.
Remington took an early 1-0 lead in the top of the first inning on a steal of home, but Trinity tied it in the third when Dechant grounded out to bring in a run.
The Celtics took control in the fifth, as Dechant ripped a triple to left field and Jeremy Gentry followed with an RBI single to give Trinity a 3-1 advantage.
Dechant, Gentry, Sam Vogel and Lucas Griffith each tallied two hits. Griffith also swiped two bases as Trinity collected eight hits and played error-free defense. Gage Schroeder anchored the infield with 17 putouts.
Josh Knowles took the loss for Remington, striking out eight over five innings while allowing three runs on eight hits. Eli Claassen recorded the lone hit for the Broncos, who stole seven bases and also committed no errors. Jonah Cummings led the Remington defense with nine putouts.
Trinity Catholic returns to action Tuesday at home against Moundridge.
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<h1>SOFTBALL RECAPS</h1>
Game 1 &mdash; Remington 16, Trinity Catholic 0
Trinity Catholic struggled to contain a hot Remington offense on Thursday, falling 16-0 in four innings.
The Broncos broke the game open in the second inning, scoring five runs highlighted by a two-run single from Cheyenne Hoch and a two-run double off the bat of Jozelynn Weerts. Laila McCormick added an RBI groundout to cap the frame.
Remington tacked on seven more runs in the third, taking advantage of defensive miscues by Trinity. Maggie Coats and Hoch each drove in a run, while a string of errors plated several more. Cambree Lawler chipped in with an RBI single.
The Celtics managed just one hit &mdash; a single from Addison Crockett &mdash; and turned one double play defensively. Pitcher Mattie Galliher allowed 10 hits and 16 runs (10 earned) over four innings, walking seven.
Hoch led the Broncos at the plate, going 2-for-3 with three RBIs. Elena Bowling, Kynzee Klaassen, Hoch, and Madi Phipps each collected two hits as part of Remington&rsquo;s 10-hit outing. Lawler and McCormick each drew two walks as the Broncos worked seven free passes and turned a double play in the win.
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Game 2 &mdash; Remington 16, Trinity Catholic 4
A strong start wasn&rsquo;t enough for Trinity Catholic on Thursday, as the Celtics fell 16-4 to Remington in a four-inning run-rule.
Trinity jumped out early, scoring three runs in the first inning behind a two-run triple from Addison Crockett and an RBI groundout by Mattie Galliher.
But the Broncos responded in a big way in the top of the second, scoring seven runs on just one hit &mdash; aided by five walks, two errors, and a hit batter that brought in three runs.
Remington extended its lead in the third, plating two more on a walk and a steal of home by Jozelynn Weerts.
The Broncos blew the game open in the fourth with a seven-run frame. Madi Phipps drove in two with a single, Weerts followed with a three-run double, and Kynzee Klaassen capped the rally with a two-run double.
Crockett led Trinity at the plate with three RBIs and one of the team&rsquo;s three hits. She also threw 3 1/3 innings in relief, allowing nine runs on seven hits. Faith Suter started for the Celtics and was tagged with seven runs in 1 2/3 innings. Remington&rsquo;s Britany Klaassen earned the win, allowing four runs (three earned) over two innings.
Weerts went 2-for-4 with three RBIs to lead Remington. Klaassen and Phipps also had two hits each. The Broncos showed discipline at the plate, drawing nine walks and stealing 16 bases &mdash; including multiple swipes by five different players.
Trinity Catholic will look to bounce back Tuesday when it hosts Moundridge.</div>

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