The Marengo Academy Longhorns and Meadowview Christian School Trojans squared off for a AISA state playoff doubleheader on Friday.

The Longhorns swept the best-of-3 series, winning 14-5 and 11-1 to end the Trojans’ season.

In game one, the Longhorns drew first blood in the top of the third off an RBI single from Will Tuberville.

The Trojans responded in the bottom of the third off an RBI single from Alex Colquitt to tie the game. The Trojans scored again in the bottom of the fourth off an RBI double from Zack Duke for a 2-1 lead

But the Longhorns went on a hitting spree in the top of the fifth and mounted six runs for a 7-2 lead.

Davis Vardaman drove in two runs in the bottom of the fifth, putting the Trojans within striking distance of the Longhorns.

The game remained 7-4 until the top of the seventh, when the Longhorns put up another seven runs to bring the score to 14-4.

The Trojans were able to put up one more run off the bat of Colquitt, but it wasn’t enough.

In Game two, the Longhorns wasted no time scoring as two runners were able to cross the plate off shoddy tosses from the Trojans’ infield, which struggled throughout the day with errors, as well as a couple of passed balls.

The Trojans didn’t respond until the top of the third, when Colquitt yet again drove in a run for the team.

The Longhorns put up another two runs in the bottom of the fourth off a sacrifice RBI from J.R. Brock and a bad throw allowed another runner to cross home, bringing the score to 5-1 Longhorns going into the top of the fifth.

Another Longhorn run scored on a passed ball in the bottom of the fifth and a series of hits in the bottom of the sixth, including an RBI from Hayden Campbell and another from Parker Phillips, as well as another missed opportunity from the Trojans’ defense, giving the Longhorns a win.