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Uvalde Today
By the People, for the People
Uvalde Coyotes Defeat Somerset 13-3 in District Game
Third baseman Joseph Pineda and second baseman Diego Romero combine for a key double play in the third inning.
Apr. 12, 2026 at 5:16am
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A cubist interpretation of a crucial double play that swung the momentum in Uvalde's favor during their district matchup against Somerset.Uvalde TodayThe Uvalde Coyotes baseball team defeated the Somerset team 13-3 in a district matchup. In the third inning, Uvalde third baseman Joseph Pineda caught a line drive and quickly threw the ball to second baseman Diego Romero to complete a crucial double play.
Why it matters
This victory helps the Uvalde Coyotes improve their district record and keep them in contention for a playoff spot. The double play in the third inning was a key defensive play that helped shift the momentum of the game in Uvalde's favor.
The details
The Coyotes avenged an earlier loss to Somerset by dominating them in this district matchup. Uvalde's offense scored 13 runs, while their defense held Somerset to just 3 runs. The standout play was the double play turned by Pineda and Romero in the third inning, which snuffed out a Somerset rally.
- The game was played on April 12, 2026.
The players
Joseph Pineda
The Uvalde Coyotes' third baseman who caught a line drive and threw to second base to complete a crucial double play in the third inning.
Diego Romero
The Uvalde Coyotes' second baseman who received the throw from Pineda to complete the double play in the third inning.
What they’re saying
“That double play in the third really swung the momentum in our favor. It was a big defensive play that set the tone for the rest of the game.”
— Joseph Pineda, Uvalde Coyotes Third Baseman
What’s next
The Coyotes will look to continue their strong district play in their next game against the rival Bulldogs on April 19th.
The takeaway
The Uvalde Coyotes demonstrated their ability to bounce back from an earlier loss and dominate their district opponent, thanks in large part to a key defensive play that shifted the momentum of the game.

