An RBI sacrifice fly to center field from Zach Tjelmeland lifted the Dripping Springs Tigers to a walk-off 4-3 win over the LBJ Jaguars Friday, capping off a dramatic come-from-behind victory.
“I was thinking, ‘I really shouldn’t have swung at that last pitch,’” Tjelmeland said. “But I knew I had to put the ball in the air, somewhere in the outfield, and that did the job. I just tried to put the bat on the ball and it was a good feeling.”
In addition to bringing the game-winning run across the plate, Tjelmeland earned the win on the mound for Dripping Springs by going 6.2 innings and only giving up two hits, two walks, while also striking out eight Jaguar batters.
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