Monday, while Fitzgerald Stadium was submerged in water, the Bullets took a trip to Sturgis. The rain followed them, but it was not wet enough to call the games.

In the first game of the evening, in the first inning of play, there was a foul ball pop-up hit in no man's land between the catcher and first base; Dylan Evans and Jose Melendez both converged on the ball, and as Melendez made the catch, they collided into each other. Evans had to leave the game due to a knee injury, the severity of which is unknown. Jarran Jensen finished the game behind the plate, catching A.J. Schaefbauer.

In that game, Tanner Simons went 3 for 4 with a double and 4 RBI's, Colton Pryor hit 2 for 3, driving in 2 RBI's, Cale Fierro, Jarran Jensen, and Jose Melendez all went 2 for 4, with Fierro getting a triple, and Jensen hitting a double while adding 3 RBI's. Jesse Riddle went 2 for 3, hitting the other triple of the game, and Mike Krebs hit 2 for 3, driving in an RBI. Schaefbauer threw a solid complete game as the Bullets won in five innings, 14-4.

In the second game of the night, Cale Fierro went 4 for 5, hitting two singles, a double, and a triple, driving in 4 RBI's, Jose Melendez hit 2 for 4 with 2 RBI's, Mike Krebs went 2 for 3 with 2 RBI's, Colton Pryor hit 2 for 5, knocking in 2 RBI's, and Blake Stone went 2 for 6. Bill Hendricks struggled with the wet clay on the mound during the evening, walking six and allowing 5 runs. Mike Krebs came in to pitch for the final out of the inning and  helped Hendricks get out of a bases-loaded, 2 out jam in the fifth. Then Tanner Simons came in to finish the job in the sixth and seventh innings. The final score of the game was 14-5.

The Bullets play two doubleheaders the 24th and 25th against Pierre at home. The Bullets will also play in the JR Northern Regional Tournament July 29th- August 1st.

14-4

14-5

The Bullets traveled to Spearfish and won two close games.  In the first game, the Bullets scored five in the first inning, and later in the fifth, inning they added another run as Cale Fierro held the Spearfish offense off for the complete game win. The final score of the game was 6-5.

In the second game, Dylan Evans started on the mound for the Bullets. The Bullets offense started strong again, but in the bottom of the sixth they fell behind 6-7. In the top of the seventh, the Bullets scored three runs to regain the lead, while Jesse Riddle came in for the save in the bottom of the seventh. The final score of that game was 9-7.

6-5

9-7

The Bullets played a doubleheader against Spearfish on Tuesday, July 13, collecting a pair of wins.
In the first game, Blake Stone went 3 for 4, Tanner Simons hit 2 for 4 with an RBI, Cale Fierro batted 2 for 4 with a triple and an RBI, Mike Krebs went 2 for 4 with an RBI, A.J. Schaefbauer went 1 for 3 with a double, and Jonah Hanson went 1 for 2, driving in 2 RBI's on the night. Jose Melendez threw six solid innings on the mound, while Colton Pryor came in to close the job in the seventh. The final score of the game was 11-4.

In the second game, the Bullets offense really opened up as Colton Pryor and Cale Fierro smacked back to back triples; Jarran Jensen went 2 for3 with 2 RBI's, Dylan Evans went 2 for 2 with 2 doubles and 4 RBI's, and Mike Krebs went 3 for 3, hitting in 2 RBI's. Jesse Riddle held Spearfish to one run as the Bullets won, 16-1.

The Bullets play this Saturday, traveling to Spearfish for a doubleheader.

11-4

16-1

The Bullets won their final two games in the Gillette tournament, placing fifth overall.

On Saturday, Dylan Evans threw a one-hit, five inning shutout against the Lewiston Redbirds, and the offense scored 12 runs. On Sunday, Cale Fierro allowed only one run in seven innings as the offense scored seven runs against the Miles City Bandits.

The Bullets play this Tuesday- a doubleheader against Spearfish at home.

The Bullets rebound from their losses in the Gillette tournament with a win last night. Three innings was all it took for the Bullets to dismantle the Gillette 15-year old all stars, beating them 20-0. Dylan Evans powered a ball over the left field wall for his first home run, Blake Stone hit two triples in one inning, and Bill Hendricks threw a one hit shutout. The Bullets also added to their win column in Alliance on July 1, taking one game before the second was rained out. The Bullets record now stands at 14-10. More details about the tournament to follow.

20-0

The Bullets completed the Big Stick tournament winning one game and losing three.

In their first game on Friday, Jarran Jensen went 2 for 4 with an RBI,  Jose Melendez and Blake Stone both went 2 for 4, with Stone and Cale Fierro both collecting a double apiece on the night. Jesse Riddle pitched a good game, with Bill Hendricks coming in for relief, but it was not enough as the Bullets lost to Ellensburg, Wa., 4-2. The Bullets had 12 runners left on base in that game.

In the second game against Casper on Friday, Dylan Evans went 3 for 5 with a double; Jarran Jensen went 2 for 4 with an RBI, and Blake Stone also went 2 for 4. Jose Melendez started the game with Colton Pryor coming in to pitch in the fourth inning, and Mike Krebs relieving him in the seventh. Walks and passed balls hurt the Bullets' pitching, while the Bullets offense left 14 runners on base. As a result,  the team dropped another close game 11-13.

In the third game on Saturday, the Bullets offense exploded with 22 hits, 4 of them doubles, 2 of them triples, and three players hitting the ball off the outfield wall. Colton Pryor led the charge, hammering out 3 doubles in 5 at bats, and collecting 3 RBI's. Cale Fierro went 3 for 3 with a triple and 2 RBI's, and Jesse Riddle went 3 for 4 with the other triple. Jarran Jensen went 3 for 3, hammering in 3 RBI's, while Mike Krebs went 1 for 4 with a double and 3 more RBI's. Jose Melendez batted 3 for 4 with an RBI, while Bill Hendricks and Blake Stone both hit 2 for 5 with Hendricks picking up an RBI. Dylan Evans started the game on the mound for the Bullets, and Tanner Simons threw 3 good innings of relief as the Bullets beat the other Ellensburg, Wa. team 16-13.

In the final game on Sunday, the Bullets struggled against a pitcher with a good off-speed pitch-collecting just 6 hits on the night. Cale Fierro had the Bullet's only multi-hit night, going 2 for 5 with an RBI. Fierro started on the mound for the Bullets, while A.J. Shaefbauer and Mike Krebs came in for relief in the game. The Bullets lost their final game to Gillette, 6-9.

2-4

11-13

16-13

6-9

The Bullets used strong hitting to win 3 out of 4 games in the Casper tournament. In the first game on Thursday against Riverton, Cale Fierro led the team, going 3 for 4 with a double and an RBI; Blake Stone went 2 for 4 with 1 RBI, and Jarran Jensen doubled- knocking in 2 RBI's as the team won 8-4 on a very windy day. Jose Melendez pitched a solid six innings, and Mike Krebs came in for relief in the seventh.

In the second game on Friday, the Bullets got the chance to play Casper on the AA Casper Ghost's stadium- Lansing Field. Cale Fierro hit 2 for 4 with a double, and Jose Melendez also doubled. Dylan Evans crushed a ball that probably would have been a home run at home, but he was limited to a triple due to a 412 foot fence. The Bullets were making a comeback in the sixth, but were not allowed to play the seventh inning due to the 2 hour 10 minute time limit. The Bullets lost the game 6-9.  Jesse Riddle started on the mound for the Bullets, while Colton Pryor came in for relief in the fifth.

In the third game on Saturday, the Bullets bounced back as Mike Krebs led the team with 3 doubles in 3 at bats with 2 RBI's. Cale Fierro  batted 2 for 3 with a double and an RBI; Jose Melendez went 2 for 3 with an RBI, and Dylan Evans went 1 for 3 and knocked in 2 RBI's. The team beat Torrington 10-2 in five innings due to the eight run rule. Dylan Evans threw a great complete game.

In the final game on Saturday, Mike Krebs had another good game, batting 3 for 3 with another double. Cale Fierro singled 3 times; Blake Stone hit 3 for 5, and Jose Melendez batted 2 for 2 with 2 RBI's. Bill Hendricks doubled and went 2 for 2.  The Bullets won their final game, 11-6  against Laramie in 5 innings due to the time rule. Cale Fierro started for the Bullets, and AJ Shaefbauer made his appearance in the fifth inning.

The Bullets now have an 11-5 record. They play a doubleheader Tuesday in Gillette.

8-4

6-9

11-6