Texas High School Baseball Game Sets State Record with 23-Inning Match

Midland High School defeats Odessa High School in a historic game that spanned two days and 23 innings.

The game between Midland and Odessa High Schools is now the longest in Texas high school baseball history, surpassing the previous record of 22 innings.
Originally starting on Friday, the game was suspended due to darkness and resumed on Saturday, ultimately lasting over 24 hours.
Midland secured a narrow victory with a final score of 4-3, clinching the win in the top of the 23rd inning.
This match is tied for the third-longest high school baseball game in the U.S., just two innings short of the national record.
The longest recorded high school baseball game took place in Japan in 2014, spanning 50 innings over four days.