When Shippensburg and Big Spring play in any sport, you usually can throw out the records because anything is possible.

The Greyhounds almost proved that on Tuesday as they dropped a ten-inning 6-5 decision to the Bulldogs in baseball.

The ‘Hounds led 3-2 and 5-4 after they batted in the sixth inning.

They put themselves in position to win by heading to the bottom of the seventh leading by one-needing three outs.

Joey Yaukey doubled to plate Braden Petty and the Bulldogs had the chance tow in but Yaukey was thrown out at the plate on a hit by Parker Yeakel.

The Bulldogs put a runner on third in the 8th and the ‘Hounds got a runner to third in the ninth but neither team could score.

The Bulldogs scored the winner on an error in the tenth.

Big Spring improves to 6-8 and 5-3 in the Colonial. Shippensburg falls to 1-10 and 1-8 in the division.

Jake Frey, Aaron Ross, and Nick Weltz each ahd two hits for the ‘Hounds. Scott Witter drove in two runs.