The Temple Wildcats have played a slew of ultra-close, pitchers-duel games during the course of the District 12-6A baseball season. Some of those nail-biters have gone their way, with home victories of 2-0 against rival Belton – the Tigers’ only league defeat – and 1-0 against Killeen. And some have not, including 1-0 road losses

BRYAN – The Temple baseball team completed a difficult week of baseball with their second consecutive extra inning loss as the Wildcats dropped a 4-3 game at Bryan in nine innings. Temple, coming off a 1-0 eight inning loss at Copperas Cove on Tuesday night, carried a 3-3 tie into extra innings, but a hit

Due to possible inclement weather later this evening, today’s District 12-6A matchup between Temple and Bryan has been moved up to a 5:00 start at Bryan High School.

COPPERAS COVE – The Temple and Copperas Cove baseball teams matched up in a pitchers dual on Tuesday night that took both teams into the extra inning tied at 0-0. In the extra frame, Copperas Cove got a 2-out sacrifice fly to defeat Temple by a score of 1-0. Senior Aaron Wagaman pitched seven strong

Two things happen when Temple senior right-hander Bryan Williams pitches in District 12-6A baseball games: the Wildcats’ opponents don’t score many runs, and neither do the Wildcats. Of course, Temple doesn’t need to score many as long as Williams doesn’t allow any. Such was the case again Friday night at Hallford Field, where one week

KILLEEN – The Temple baseball team has found themselves in pitching duels the past couple weeks but has managed to come out on top in three of their first four district contest. However on Tuesday, the Wildcat offense erupted for 17 runs on 15 base hits in  Tuesday’s 17-6 five inning victory over Killeen Shoemaker.

One of the many phrases that gets tossed around rather frequently by coaches and fans alike at athletic events — baseball in particular — is, “It just takes one.” Well, on Friday night, it basically did take just one: Johnny Donoso’s line drive to the gap in left-center field. Donoso’s one-out RBI triple in the

The Temple baseball team was tremendously disappointed following their 1-0 loss to Harker Heights last Friday 1-0. Struggling to get the offense going  in the first three inning of play on Tuesday, the Wildcats pushed across four runs in the fourth inning to return to the win column and defeat Killeen Ellison by a score

  HARKER HEIGHTS — Temple right-hander Bryan Williams allowed two hits and struck out 10 but left the mound with a result as chilly as the air Friday night. That’s because his counterpart from Harker Heights, Bryce Haws, kept up his part in a good, old-fashioned pitchers’ duel plus got the smallest amount of run

Between the lines at Hallford Field for the first time in more than a year because of the pandemic-caused cancellation of the 2020 campaign and already with 15 games gone by this season, Temple certainly treated its fans to a warm welcome back Tuesday night. Two four-run innings were plenty of support for starting pitcher