Eike And Farmelo Homer In 10-4 Loss
EVERETT, WASHINGTON: On the final Funko Friday of the 2025 season, the Everett AquaSox fell to the Eugene Emeralds 10-4 as their foes from down south hit five home runs during the game. Leading off the game, Nate Furman gave Eugene a 1-0 lead by hitting a solo home run
EVERETT, WASHINGTON: On the final Funko Friday of the 2025 season, the Everett AquaSox fell to the Eugene Emeralds 10-4 as their foes from down south hit five home runs during the game.
Leading off the game, Nate Furman gave Eugene a 1-0 lead by hitting a solo home run to right center field. Furthering the lead three batters later was Parks Harber, who blasted a two-run long ball to set the Emeralds up 3-0.
Scoring Everett’s first run of the game was Brandon Eike, who hit his tenth home run of the year during the bottom of the second inning. However, Eugene took no time to answer as Jonah Cox hustled around the bases for a two-run inside-the-park home run in the top of the third inning.
Jonny Farmelo reduced the Frogs’ deficit to three runs in the bottom of the third, homering over the manual scoreboard in right center field for his sixth blast of the season. Despite Farmelo’s efforts, the Emeralds gained their largest lead of the game in the next frame as Furman hit a two-run home run. Furman’s long ball was his second homer of the game, setting Eugene ahead 7-2.
Eugene plated their eighth run in the top of the sixth, stringing together singles from Jack Payton and Charlie Szykowny to create a scoring threat. Manufacturing the run was Harber, who hit an RBI single to left field. Harber damaged the Frogs again in the top of the eighth inning, belting a two-run homer to set the Emeralds up 10-2. The two-run blast was Harber’s second of the night.
With a lead in hand, the Emeralds pitching staff allowed a pair of runs in the ninth inning, as they locked down both a Friday night victory and a series win. Additionally, Eugene punched their ticket to the 2025 Northwest League Championship Series presented by Leavitt Group Northwest, which will be played against the AquaSox starting on Tuesday, September 9th.
Funko Friday Game Photos, August 29, 2025
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Funko Friday Pregame Photos, August 29, 2025
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