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Athlete of the Week
As the Indians leadoff hitter Bullinger is key to the Tecumseh offensive attack with his ability to get on base and stealing bases at the top of the lineup.
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Athlete of the Week
Tecumseh’s Taylor LaDean of the Indians cheer team was named this week’s athlete of the week for her efforts at the Competitive Cheer District 8 meet last week. LaDean was a key catalyst for leading the Indians to their highest 3rd round score of the season and also anchored the Indians first and second round performances as Tecumseh finished 8th at the 13 team event at Dexter.
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Athlete of the Week
Ava has been a top performer for the Indians cheerleading squad this season. In her first-year season, Ava competes in all three rounds for the Indians, helping the team turn in an impressive outing at their last SEC meet this past Thursday, by helping the team to a season high score for round 1 of 219.8.Ava also excels as a tumbler and is a flyer in round 3 and has played a vital role in helping the squad secure a second-place finish in the SEC White Division.
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Athlete of the Week
Cruz Torres had a big week on the wrestling mat last week after dropping down to the 175-weight class and getting a pair of falls against Ypsilanti. Cruz then followed that performance by earning 3rd place on Saturday at the Grass Lake invitational. With his team first attitude, Cruz has been a leader in the wrestling room all season.
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Athlete Of The Week
Addi Zajac led the Indians with 15 points and 8 rebounds in their 69-41 loss to #2 ranked Cincinnati West Clemont in Ohio last week in the Classic of the Country showcase at Hiland High School in Ohio. Addi also scored 16 points vs. Ypsilanti Lincoln on January 26th.Addi is having another fine season for the Indians averaging 12 points and 9.8 points per game. She has 4 double-doubles this season, bringing her career total to 23. Addi is also a prolific passer around the basket with 123 career assists for the Indians.
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Athlete of the Week
Charlie Palmer scored 20 points had had 12 rebounds for his second double-double of the season as he led the Indians to a 58-32 win on January 16th. Palmer has been the Indians top rebounder all season pulling down 6.3 caroms a game and average 10.5 points per game for the Indians.
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Girls Basketball Wins State Title
Girls Basketball Wins State Title
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Athlete of the Week
Wrestling’s Antowne Hudson moved up a weight class this week, going from 106 to 113 at the Livonia Franklin tournament and won four out of five matches to earn a fifth place finish in the tournament. The hard working Hudson has been improving throughout the season.
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Athlete of the Week
Chloe BullingerChloe Bullinger played a key role in helping the Indians Girls Basketball team go 3-0 last week. IN the opening game Chloe led the team with 17 points on 100% shooting while also adding 5 rebounds and 4 assists.Chloe continued to make her mark in the programs record books, moving from 4th to 2nd place in the Tecumseh all-time assist list with 326 assists, trailing only 2025 graduate Ashlyn Moorehead (Adrian College) with 388.Chloe also helped lead the Indians past 9th ranked Midland on Saturday, securing an impressive 55-37 victory.Beyond the stat sheet Chloe adds so much more to our team- leading our defense with relentless effort and intensity, while providing senior leadership that is truly second to none.
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Indians Fall 2-1 in Regional Final to Divine Child Despite Dirk Ysassi Masterpiece
Boys Varsity BaseballThe Tecumseh Baseball team saw their goal of a Regional Title fall just out of their grasp in extra innings on Saturday, as Dearborn Divine Child scored one run in the bottom of the 8th to take a 2-1 victory at Eastern Michigan’s Oestrike Stadium in Ypsilanti.The game quickly turned into a pitcher’s duel between the Falcons Liam Gibbons and Tecumseh’s Dirk Ysassi.After no scoring in the first and second innings, the Indians broke through first in the top of the third. Designated Hitter Cruz Torres got the game’s first hit by either team with a single to left, Zeke Schmidt then laid down a perfect sacrifice bunt which hugged the first base line, and after pausing to see if the bunt would roll foul, Gibbons picked it up an hurriedly attempted to retire Schmidt at first, only to fire the throw in to right field, setting the Indians up with runners at second and third and no outs.After Sam Abbott hit a sharp grounder back to Gibbons for the first out, Connor Bullinger picked up an RB
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Indians Advance to Regional Final with 4-3 Win Over #2 New Boston Huron
Boys Varsity BaseballThe Tecumseh Indians rallied for two runs in the top of the seventh on Wednesday to squeeze past the #2 ranked team in Division 2 MHSAA baseball with a 4-3 triumph over New Boston Huron at Nicolay Field at Adrian College. The win advances the Indians to the Regional Final this coming Saturday at Eastern Michigan University’s Oestrike Stadium at 12:30 against Dearborn Divine Child.Once again pitching was the Indians calling card, as Rocco Williams turned a complete game victory allowing just two unearned runs until the seventh inning. where he worked his way out of a jam to procure the final out and preserve the one run advantage.Williams held the powerful Chiefs offense, which outscored their District opponents 41-1 this past weekend, scoreless for the game’s first five innings, running the Indians pitching staff scoreless streak to 17 innings. Early on, New Boston starter Cash Muzzy was equally impressive, giving up just one hit and striking out four over the first three innings.But T
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Back-to-Back Shutouts Power Indians to District Title
Boys Varsity BaseballThe Tecumseh Indians found a winning combination on Saturday to win the MHSAA District title, don’t let the other team’s score. Rocco Williams and Dirk Ysassi each threw 2 hit shutouts against Adrian and Milan to help the Indians capture the district title and move on to the Regional this Wednesday, June 3, where they will face New Boston Huron at 5:30 at Adrian College’s Nicolay Field. In game number one the Indians squared off against the host Adrian Maples and the game remained scoreless for the first 2 1/2 innings, but the Indians flexed their offensive muscles in the bottom of the third scoring 6 times to break the game open.From there Williams continued to cruise through the Maple lineup, striking out four while allowing just two hits and working around four Indians errors. While the Indians were held to just four hits, Kyle Barden drove in two runs and Austin Kane also added an RBI. The other two Indian hits came off the bats of Lex Glover and Connor Bullinger.In the champi
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Indian Softball Begins Tournament Run Eliminating District Host Dundee with a 13-1 Win
Girls Varsity SoftballThe Tecumseh Indian softball squad started MHSAA Tournament play with a first round 5 inning mercy rule 13-1 win over host Dundee at the Dundee Softball Stadium on Tuesday. Dundee scored first, grabbing an early one run lead in the top of the first, pushing their only run across the plate as the Indians were turning a double play. The rest of the game was all Indians, as Tecumseh batted around in both the 1st and 2nd innings, scoring 5 runs in the first and 6 more in the second to go up 11-1 after two. The Indians added single runs in the 3rd and 4th, while Indian pitcher Kennadi Fulton held the Vikings scoreless through the final four innings, picking up the win while striking out four.On offense, London Landini and Emma Eldred each had 3 hits and a double, with Landini picking up three RBIs and Eldred one. Indian catcher Alexis McNamera went 2 for 2 with a pair of singles also driving in three.Other Indians collecting singles were Laura Nadeau, Kasey Ketola, Maddie Van Blac
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Baseball Drops Final Regular Season Game in Slugfest to Grass Lake 16-10
Boys Varsity BaseballThe Tecumseh Baseball team played one final regular season game on Tuesday, which produced a large amount offensive fireworks, as the Indians fell to Grass Lake 16-10. Trying to get the pitching staff ready for the upcoming District tournament on Saturday, the Indians used 8 pitchers in the game.Tecumseh grabbed an early lead in the game scoring four times in the second, but the Warriors drew close a 4-2 in the top of the third. From there on the Warriors would score in every inning the remainder in the contest. Grass Lake scored 9 runs over the 4th through the 6th, but Tecumseh kept it close with six runs of their own to pull within 11-10 after 6 innings. Grass Lake then put the game away with a five-run uprising in the top of the 7th to put the game away, which Tecumseh could not match leaving the final score at 16-10.Hitting hero’s abounded for the Indians leadoff by Connor Bullinger’s 3 for 4 effort, including a triple, a walk and 3 RBIs. Zeke Schmidt and Sam Abbott each
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Golf Season Comes to a Close for Indians at Regionals
Boys Varsity GolfThe Tecumseh Indians Boys Golf team saw their season come to an end on Tuesday as they finished 10th at Regional 12 held at the Dearborn Country Club in Dearborn. The Indians shot a score of 355 along with Garden City, but the Cougars took the 5th score tiebreaker to edge in front of the Indians. The Indians were led by Collin McDowell, who was part of a group of six players to record a score of84 and finish in 14th place. The group at 84 finished 2 shots short of qualifying for the MHSAA Finals, which extends bids to the top three teams in the tournament and the top three individuals not on those teams.Other Indian scores included Jacob Barrie 88 (27th), Kellen Cadieux 89 (35th), Trent Fahle 94 (56th) and Lamar Longabaugh 98 (60th). In all, 83 golfers from 20 High Schools competed in the event.The event was extremely close and concluded with several 5th score playoffs at the top of the team leaderboard, with Chelsea edging Detroit Country Day for the Regional title after they tie
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Indians drop final game to Chelsea 7-5
Boys Varsity BaseballAfter the Tecumseh Baseball team clinched the SEC Championship last Tuesday against the Chelsea Bulldogs the two teams met again on Friday to finish their three-game series and close out their league schedule for the year.The Bulldogs struck for 6 runs in the first three innings and then held on to come away with a 7-5 victory over the Indians. Both teams scored one run in the first inning, but the Bulldogs scored three times in the bottom of the 2nd to grab an early 4-1 lead. The Indians came back, however, with three runs of their own in the top of the third to tie the game again at 4-4. In the bottom of the inning, Tecumseh errors proved costly and Chelsea scratched out a pair of unearned runs to take the lead for good at 6-4, before each team added single runs in the sixth to make the final 7-4.On offense the Indians were limited to just 4 hits on the afternoon. With the loss the Indians end the conference season with a 15-3 record for the championship campaign and are no
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Indians Win SEC White Title with Split Against Chelsea
Boys Varsity BaseballDespite dropping the opener of their three-game series with Chelsea 7-0, the Tecumseh Indians baseball squad rebounded to take the nightcap 6-4 to clinch the SEC White conference championship.Game two started as a pitching duel between the Bulldogs Jac Ichesco and the Indians Dirk Ysassi until Tecumseh broke through in the bottom of the third with a 2 out rally off three straight hits, the big blow coming from Austin Kane’s 2 RBI single.Chelsea came back with runs off Ysassi in the 4th and 5th, with Ysassi giving way to Indian reliever Max Roehrig after 41/3, as Roehrig closed out the inning keeping the score at 2-2. The Indians quickly took the lead back in the bottom of the fifth frame when after one out Ichesco walked Rocco Williams and Kyle Barden, before Kane delivered an RBI single right to make the score 3-2 Indians.Roehrig held the Bulldogs scoreless in the 6th and the Indians added three big Insurance runs in the bottom of the sixth. Bulldog reliever Wyatt Matusik, who closed
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Indians Bow Out of Districts with 9-3 Loss to Carleton Airport
Girls Varsity SoccerThe Tecumseh Indians fell in the opening round of MHSAA District play on Wednesday night 9-2 to Carlton Airport at the Tecumseh Soccer Stadium.The Jets struck first with on a goal from Lena Lozan-Bogedain on a pass from Payton Toth five minutes into the contest. The Jets increased their lead to 2-0 on a goal by Olivia Gratz 6 minutes later.Tecumseh responded quickly scoring in less than a minute on a goal by Brook Stark, but at that point Gratz would go on a personal scoring spree, scoring Carleton’s next four goals of the game, three of which were in the first half, and despite a Tecumseh goal by Valeria Codina, the Jets led 5-2 at halftime.Any chance of a Tecumseh second half comeback evaporated quickly in the second half, as three goals, one by Gratz for her 5th of the game and a pair of scores by Toth occurred in the first four minutes of the second half put the game out of reach at 8-2.Toth would score again during the 19th minute of the half to complete the hattrick and with the
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Boys Golf Finishes Fifth at SEC White Tournament
Boys Varsity GolfThe entire SEC conference met on the golf course on Tuesday at Leslie Park in Ann Arbor to close conference play for the year and although Jackson was the top finisher on the afternoon, the Chelsea Bulldogs earned a second-place finish to claim the overall season championship for 2026.The Tecumseh Indians finished 5th by the smallest of margins, as just two strokes separated spots three through five in the White Division.Jackson was best on the day shooting a league best 328, three shots ahead of Chelsea which carded a team score of 331.Pinckney was next in third place with 343, one shot better than 4th place Adrian (344) and two clear of Tecumseh who finished at 345. Ypsilanti Lincoln (405) and Ypsilanti Community (463) rounded out the field.Tecumseh placed two golfers in the top ten in the individual standings as Colin McDowell and Lamar Longabaugh tied for ninth with identical 84’s, while teammates Kellen Cadieux shot 88 and Jacob Barrie shot an 89. Trent Fahle and Jamison Gross als
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Soccer Winning Streak Snapped by Jackson 6-1
Girls Varsity SoccerThe Tecumseh Girls Soccer Team saw their 3-game winning streak come to an end on Monday as the Jackson Vikings scored six goals, 3 in each half, to defeat the Indians 6-1 in Jackson.Anaya Selby scored the first of her two goals three minutes into the game, breaking the Indians 6 half streak of holding opponents scoreless to give Jackson an early 1-0 lead. Tecumseh fought back to tie the game 5 minutes later when Sadie Dyer took a pass from Brook Stark and deposited in the Viking net to tie the game at 1-1.The Vikings then took control of the game with two goals before halftime when Gillian Snyder converted a penalty kick to give Jackson the lead for good and Selby scored her second goal to make the score 3-1 at the half.The Indians were not able to mount a 2nd half comeback, as the Vikings received single goals from Payton Robinson and Jayla Estelle, before Snyder ended the scoring with her second goal of the game.In all Jackson was able to outshoot the Indians 17-5, with Indian g
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Soccer Earns 1-0 Win Over Monroe St. Mary’s in Final Regular Season Home Contest
Girls Varsity SoccerThe Tecumseh Indians Girls Soccer team won their 3rd straight game by shutout at home on Saturday, this time blanking Monroe St. Mary 1-0.The game turned into another defensive struggle for the Indians, as neither team was able to get on the scoreboard in the first half, despite the Indians carrying to play for most of the period. But 12 minutes into the 2nd half, Senior Brook Stark got loose and ended the deadlock, scoring the game's only goal. Overall, the Indians took 23 shots on goal, while the Kestrels could only test Indian goalie Ingrid Bergman 7 times on the afternoon. Bergman has now not allowed a goal for over six straight halves during Tecumseh’s three game winning streak.The Indians have their final road trip of the season on Monday when they travel to Jackson to face the Vikings at 6:30.
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Barrie Leads Indians Effort at Bedford Varsity Invite
Boys Varsity GolfThe Tecumseh Indians Golf Squad had a busy afternoon on Saturday as they competed in the 12 team Bedford Varsity Invitational at the Legacy Golf Course in Ottawa Lake.The host school dominated the competition entering two teams in the tournament with Bedford One winning the championship with a score of 309 and Bedford Two finishing second shooting a 320. Third place went to the Clinton Red Wolves finishing with a score of 325, finishing 2 shots ahead 4th place Ann Arbor Greenhills.Tecumseh found themselves in 7th place with a score of 345. The Indians effort was led by Jacob Barrie who finished in a five-way tie for 14th with and 82. Other Indian scores included Colin McDowell with an 84, Kellen Cadieux 86, Lamar Longabaugh 93 and Jamison Gross 102.Also representing Tecumseh playing as an individual was Sophomore Nolan Smith who broke into the 80’s with an 83. The Indians next action will be on Tuesday May 19, in the SEC Conference Championship at Leslie Park Golf Course in Ann Ar
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Indians blank Hudson in 7-0 Road Win
Boys Varsity BaseballThe Tecumseh Baseball team defeated Hudson on Friday in a non-conference single game in Hudson.Winning pitcher Braden Baur and reliver Kyle Barden combined to toss a one hitter at the Tigers while striking out four Hudson hitters. The Indians took the lead in the contest scoring a pair of runs in the third and adding a single run in the fifth. The Indians busted the game open in the 6th when Connor Bullinger unloaded a grand slam homer to make the score 7-0. Bullinger, who was named the Tecumseh Athlete of the Week this week, went 2 for 4 on the day and stole a base, adding to his career record total after breaking the school record of 74 last week.In all the Indians collected 8 hits, with Lex Glover going 2 for 4, scoring 2 runs and Rocco Williams clouting a double. Also collecting singles were Sam Abbott, Ben Andrews and Bryce Radant.The Indians will now ready themselves for their final series of conference play next week against Chelsea, which starts with a doubleheader on Monday at
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Indians Win Series with Adrian 1-0 on Dirk Ysassi’s 2-Hitter
Boys Varsity BaseballAfter splitting a doubleheader at Adrian on Tuesday the Indians hosted the Maples on Thursday in the deciding game of the series and won the series with a narrow 1-0 win over the Maples.After holding the Maples scoreless in the first inning the Indians went right to work to score the only run they needed in the bottom of the first. Connor Bullinger singled to get things started and immediately moved into scoring position by stealing 2nd base. Jeremy Bennett then laid down a successful sacrifice bunt to move Bullinger to 3rd. Rocco Williams flied out as Bullinger raced home with what would turn out to be the game’s only run.From then on Tecumseh’s Dirk Ysassi took control of the game with a dominate complete game two hit shutout. Ysassi, who had no-hit Michigan Center a week ago, exhibited excellent control walking just one Maple hitter throughout the contest. Maple pitching was equally as strong matching Ysassi inning by inning, as Tecumseh could only connect for 5 hits, with Lex Glove
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Bullinger, Defense, Lead Indians to Senior Night Win Over Pirates 2-0
Girls Varsity SoccerThe Tecumseh Indians Soccer team celebrated their senior night game on Wednesday and after pair of Chloe Bullinger goals and a defensive shutout, they celebrated a 2-0 victory over the Pinckney Pirates.The two teams went scoreless in the first half, but the Indians carried the play throughout on their way to a 29-4 shot advantage for the game. The Indians finally broke through with a Chloe Bullinger goal 10 minutes into 2nd half. The 1-0 lead was maintained until Bullinger scored an insurance goal during the 39th minute of the second half.Indian Netminder Ingrid Bergman earned her second straight shutout in the contest. Bergman finished the evening with 4 saves. With the win, Tecumseh splits the season series with Pinckney, after the Pirates prevailed in a 2-1 game back in April.Tecumseh will play its final home game of the regular season on Saturday when they host Monroe St. Mary’s at 11 am in the Soccer Stadium.
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Williams Leads Indians to Split with Maples
Boys Varsity BaseballThe Tecumseh baseball team travel to Adrian for the first two games of their three-game series with the Adrian Maples this week and got mixed results, downing Adrian 8-2 in the opener and dropping game two to the Maples 8-4.Rocco Williams provide a stellar performance in game one striking out 9 Maples and allowing no earned runs in a complete game victory on the mound and providing a key 3 run double at the plate to bust the game open for Tecumseh. Also providing offensive fire power for the Indians were Conner Bullinger who went 4 for 4 with an RBI while Ben Andrews and Lex Glover each clubbed RBI doubles. The Indians did much of their damage in the 4th inning where the scored 5 runs to extend a 2-0 into a 7-0 advantage. Adrian countered with a single run in the 5th, and both teams scratched out a run in the 7th. The Indians out hit the Maples 11- 7 in the first game.The Maples turned the tables on Tecumseh in game two busting open a 1-1 tie into a 6-advantage with a five-run 2nd
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Indian Soccer Tops Ypsilanti Lincoln 8-0
Girls Varsity SoccerThe Tecumseh Soccer team scored early and often on Monday night, using seven 1st half goals to blitz Ypsilanti Lincoln 8-0 in SEC White division soccer action at the Tecumseh Soccer field.Brook Stark and Leila Morris each scored a pair of goals while the Indians received single goals from Chloe Bullinger, Valerie Codina, Lily Haeussler and Ally Barrie during the Indian onslaught of the Lincoln goal. Barrie’s goal was the game’s only scoring in the second half. Tecumseh outshot the Railsplitters by a 17 to 3 margin and Indian goalkeeper Ingrid Bergman stopped all three Lincoln shots to register the shutout.The Indians will be home again on Wednesday when the program host senior night against the Pinckney Pirates starting at 5:30.
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McDowell is Medalist, but Golf Drops Matches to Bedford and Pinckney
Boys Varsity GolfThe Tecumseh golf team traveled to Timber Trace Golf Club in Pinckney on Thursday to take on both the Pirates and the Bedford Kicking Mules and found themselves coming up on the short end of a very close match decided by just eight strokes. Bedford shot 167 to win the match, with Pinckney carding a 173 for a second-place finish and Tecumseh was just two shots behind at 175.Despite the loss, Tecumseh was represented by the day’s medalist as Colin McDowell bested the field firing a 38, while Pinckney’s Ben Karolak was runner up at 40. Where Bedford distinguished themselves was placing all four of their counting scores in a row, with Oakley Morrow scoring a 41 and Mason Schroeder, Quintin Bruce and Connor Urbanski coming in with a 42.In addition to McDowell, the remaining Tecumseh scores included Jacob Barrie (45), Kellen Cadieux and Trent Fahle (46) and Lamar Longabaugh with (48).
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Baseball Swept in Non-Conference Doubleheader by Western
Boys Varsity BaseballThe Tecumseh baseball team hosted the Western Panthers in a non-conference doubleheader on Thursday, and the visiting Panthers pulled off a sweep by winning both games by scores of 7-2 and 7-6.In game number one, Tecumseh’s Dick Ysassi held the Panthers scoreless over the first three innings but Western broke through with 3 runs in the 4th and 2 runs in the 5th and 6th. Tecumseh broke up the shutout with a run in the 5th and scored a lone run in the 7th. Despite the 7-2 final score, the Indians out hit the Panthers 9-8 as Connor Bullinger went 3 for 4 with a double and Braden Baur had a pair of singles to lead the Tecumseh offensive effort.In the second game Tecumseh led 6-2 after 4 innings but the Panthers scored five times in the fifth to take the lead 7-6 and hold on for the 7-6 win when the game was called after the 6th because of darkness.Bullinger continued to have a big day in game two with a double and a solo home run while Jeremy Bennett had 3 hits in the nightcap.Tecumseh ret
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