Junior pitcher Caden Anderson from Aztec High School made history over the weekend by throwing a perfect game, becoming only the 15th pitcher in New Mexico state history to achieve this feat. Anderson struck out 15 batters in seven innings during their 1-0 win over Bloomfield, ranking fourth in the state in batters struck out this season. His coach, Colter Faverino, praised Anderson’s performance as one of the best he has seen in his career, calling it exciting and memorable.
Anderson expressed his joy at winning the game and the overwhelming response from his teammates and supporters. He also credited his catcher, senior Dalton Wilmer, for their teamwork and success on the field. Thanks to their combined efforts, Aztec High School secured a significant victory in the baseball season.
This milestone adds to the rich history of perfect games in the state, with the last one occurring earlier in the month by senior Jacob Gergen from Hope Christian. Anderson’s accomplishment highlights the talent and dedication of young athletes in New Mexico, setting a high standard for future pitchers to aspire to. Stay updated on the latest sports news and achievements by downloading the KOAT app.
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