Sunday, November 15, 2026
Andrew Borges, Colby Chute and Anthony Totta leave the field after a fine play by Borges at second base ended the inning.
Joe Reisinger sent this one to the warning track in right center field.
Colby Chute stretches to make the play at first base. Steven Reyna of Immokalee is half a step late.
Joe Reisinger slides into second with a stolen base.
Ryan Sweeney celebrates his home run with coach Shaun Chute.
Zach Ferro is in his windup.
Jack Berry arrives safe at second base between two Immokalee infielders.
The wind was blowing out and a number of balls were hit to—or over—the fence when Immokalee outhit the hometown Rays Thursday night, April 29. Immokalee scored six in the second inning and were able to hold off a spirited Marco Island Academy, 7-4.
“We struggled at the beginning," said Rays head coach Lazaro Ferro after the game. "We put some runners on. But we didn’t capitalize on the opportunity to hit the ball. On the other hand, you saw some line drives being hit, but right at the players. It’s just baseball sometimes, you get a great hit, but it’s right at the player.”
The Rays, vying for their first winning season as a program, scattered five hits among five batters. One offensive highlight for the Rays came when Ryan Sweeney popped one over the fence, his second home run of the season.
The Rays move to 10-9 heading toward their district playoff game against Southwest Florida Christian, Monday, May 2, in Ft. Myers. Immokalee improves to 4-13.
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