The Mustangs scored in every inning but one Friday night in defeating Beaumont Westbrook 12-6.  Josh Fountain led off  the game of with a walk and scored on an Austin Wood double to give the Mustangs a 1-0 lead after a half inning of play.  Westbrook battled back to score in their half of the inning to tie the game at 1 apiece.  In the top of the second with one out, Matt Grundy got the first of his 4 hits on the night with a single.  Jake Kolesar then singled and Kyle Denney laid down a sacrifice bunt-putting runners on 2^nd and 3^rd.  Fountain was hit by a pitch to load the bases.  Blake Steil then ripped a double down in the left field corner clearing the bases giving Kingwood a 4-1 lead.  However, Westbrook again rallied back with 2 in there half of the second leaving Kingwood with a 4-3 lead after two.  In the 3^rd, Kingwood scored 2 more  runs.  John Seitz singled leading off and  with 2 outs, Grudy singled.  Kolesar then singled driving in Seitz and Denney singled to bring home Grundy.  After a scoreless 4^th, the Mustangs stretched their lead out.  Thomas McCormick got this stared with a lead off triple and scored on a Grundy double.  Kolesar reached on an error.  After the first out of the inning, Fountain drove home both runners with a single.  Steil then walked and Wood drove home Fountain with a single.  Westfield just wouldn’t go away though as they scored 3 in there half of the 5^th leaving the Mustangs with a 10-6 lead.  Kingwood then scored a couple of insurance runs in the 6^th when Doug Simmons walked.  McCormick then singled and was followed by a Grundy single that scored Simmons.  A ground ball from Kolesar brought home McCormick with the Mustangs final runs.  Blake Steil, who went the distance on the mound then shut down Westbrook in there half of the 6^th.  He gave up a leadoff single but then struck out the side the seal the win.  Steil struck out 10 on the evening while allowing 4 walks and he scattered 5 hits.