Bombers Crush Midland with 15-Run Second Inning

Mountain Home Bombers rout Midland Mustangs 15-1 behind Drew Haney's big day at the plate.

Mar. 30, 2026 at 4:50pm

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A cubist, geometric painting depicting a baseball game, with overlapping planes of bright primary colors representing the dynamic action on the field.The Bombers' explosive offense overwhelmed the Mustangs, with a 15-run second inning that showcased their ability to take control of a game.Farmington Today

The Mountain Home Bombers exploded for 15 runs in the second inning to cruise past the Midland Mustangs 15-1 on Saturday. Drew Haney drove in four runs on one hit, including a three-run double in the big inning. Braxton Blagg, Will Rauls, and Brody Brown also contributed with RBIs as the Bombers batted around.

Why it matters

This dominant performance by the Bombers showcases their offensive firepower and ability to take control of a game with a big inning. The Mustangs struggled to contain the Bombers' bats, highlighting potential areas for improvement as they look to bounce back.

The details

In the second inning, the Bombers sent 19 batters to the plate, recording seven hits and drawing five walks. Haney's three-run double was the big blow, but Blagg, Rauls, and Brown also drove in runs. Gaige Wilson earned the win for the Bombers, allowing one run on one hit over two innings.

  • The Bombers exploded for 15 runs in the second inning on Saturday, March 30, 2026.
  • Mountain Home will travel to Farmington to face the Cardinals on Tuesday, April 2, 2026.

The players

Drew Haney

A key contributor for the Mountain Home Bombers, driving in four runs on one hit, including a three-run double in the big second inning.

Braxton Blagg

Grounded out to score two runs for the Bombers in the second inning.

Will Rauls

Was hit by a pitch with the bases loaded to drive in a run for the Bombers in the second inning.

Brody Brown

Was hit by a pitch with the bases loaded and later added a two-run double for the Bombers in the second inning.

Gaige Wilson

Earned the win for the Bombers, allowing one run on one hit over two innings while striking out two and walking two.

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What they’re saying

“We just got on a roll in that second inning and couldn't be stopped. The guys were seeing the ball well and taking advantage of their opportunities.”

— Drew Haney, Bombers Player

What’s next

Mountain Home will look to build on this dominant performance when they travel to Farmington to face the Cardinals on Tuesday, April 2, 2026.

The takeaway

The Bombers' ability to explode for 15 runs in a single inning showcases their offensive firepower and potential to take control of games. This win will give them momentum as they look to continue their strong start to the season against Farmington.