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Bradey Holtz (right) worked six strong innings and scored two runs.
Sidney broke open a tie game in the seventh and final inning, exploding for four runs to knock off Chadron on the road Tuesday night.
The middle of the lineup--Colton Onstott, Scott Phillips, Travis Garska and Jaden Sears produced seven of the team's eight hits, scoring four and driving in two more, helping to secure the win.
Skyler Arent recorded the other base hit, while leadoff batter Bradey Holtz scored twice.
The late game outburst gave Onstott the win in relief. But Holtz, Post 17's starter, put in a solid performance. He held Chadron to five hits over six innings of work, walking three...
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