Riverton finished the weekend 1 and 3 at Cody in their wood bat tournament. The Raiders are 11 and 13 now overall.

Their win came against Jackson early Sunday. Matt Raymond went 7 complete innings and struck out 17 Giants in a 13-1 win. Raymond allowed one run on three hits in the complete game win.

Riverton was up 5 to 1 going into the seventh where they exploded for 8 runs in the top of the inning.

The weekend ended in heartbreaking fashion as Cody came from behind to beat the Raiders in the bottom of the seventh inning in their last at bat.

Riverton got up 2-0 with two runs in the top of the second. Cody took advantage of a Raider error to score three runs that inning. The Raiders bounced back and led 5 to 4 going into the bottom of the seventh.

Trevor Wilson started the game and left with the lead after five. Jarron Monroe took the loss after going the final two innings. A couple of walks helped load the bases with an out. Monroe got a strike out to make it two away. The next hitter hit one past second that scored two runs ending the game with Cody winning 6-5.

Saturday, Grand Junction, Colorado, beat Riverotn 5-0. Franklin Asmundson went six innings on the mound in the loss.

Riverton took on the Billings Lobos in the first game of the Cody Memorial Wood Bat baseball tourament Friday. The Lobos shut out the Raiders 8-0 in a game shortened to five innings via a tournament mercy rule.

Isaac Herrman went the distance on the mound for Riverton allowing just 7 hits.

Raider Manager Chris Jones said his team, "lost the free base battle."

Too many walks allowed too many baserunners for the Lobos who timed their hits around having people in scoring position. The wood bats deaden the ball and there aren't many extra base hits.

Riverton only instance where they had back to back hits. That came when Trevor Wilson and Doss Winter hit back to back singles, but, did so with two outs and were left stranded a batter later. Billings walked only one Raider.

Clark Mendes had two of the five hits for Riverton.

Riverton isn't home again until July 7th when they host Powell in a double header at Roy Peck Field.