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Harrison Post 14 Prevails in a Close Game

By rsl 06/21/2018, 8:15am EDT

Andrew Unterreiner Keeps the Patriots' Bats at bay

The Patriots took an early lead on some good baserunning by K-Ci Widdowson, who reached on an error, and took advantage of a fielding error to reach 3rd, then score.

The score was tied until the 4th, when Gary Cole singled to start the inning, then scored on Logan Unterreiner's single with the bases loaded.  The Patriots had a chance to add to their total in the 5th, but a double play ended the threat.

Mason Drummond provided the fireworks in the 5th with a solo shot to left field, giving Smyrna the lead.

The Patriots still had a chance with a runner on 2nd in the 7th, but Smyrna Pitcher Andrew Unterreiner's 6th strikeout ended the game with a win for him and Post 14.

Matt Warrington took the loss for the Pats. spoiling his 3 strikeout performance. Evan Niblett had started the game and left with the game tied.

3 Home Runs Pace Canal Post 25 over Nanticoke Post 6

By Bill Alexander 06/12/2018, 11:00pm EDT

Lungen, Weglarz and Riley all Homer for Canal

After two innings of a defensive dual, Joey Lungen lifted Post 25 to a three-run lead in the bottom of the third with a homer over the left field fence.  John Weglarz added to Post 25’s offense with a two-run homer over the right field fence in the fourth inning. 

Post 6 answered back with four runs in the sixth inning highlighted by Justin Gray’s two-RBI double, only to be countered by Aidan Riley’s two-run homer for Post 25 in the sixth inning. 

Post 6 manufactured two more runs in the top of the seventh, but fell short of matching Canal’s strong offense. 

Mason Keene pitched five innings of one-hit baseball for Post 25, which played a key factor in Canal’s victory.

Canal Post 25, R.C. DuPont Aviators Split

By Bill Alexander 07/15/2017, 8:45pm EDT

Post 25 jumps out early to get the win, but R.C. comes back in the 2nd Game

Canal jumped out to a two-run lead in the first inning, then RC’s Spencer Read hit a two-run homer in the top of the fourth to tie the score. 

Canal’s bats lit up in the bottom of the fourth inning with six runs, led by Alex Weber who hit two doubles on the day for three RBI’s.  Canal’s Dylan Lenard held RC to six hits over 5 1/3 innings recording four strikeouts; and Garrett Alexander came in to finish the game for Canal, holding RC to one hit and striking out three. 

RC pitch counts:                Sargent (111)
Canal pitch counts:          Lenard (59), Alexander (55)

Game 2:
Canal’s Mikayle Holloway slammed a two-run homer in the bottom of the sixth to tie the score at three.

In the top of the seventh, critical errors from Canal allowed RC to score three unanswered runs to seal victory in game 2, and split the doubleheader.  RC’s Trevor Jump came in to pitch in the middle of the bottom of the sixth, and finished the game by holding Canal batters to no runs or walks, and recorded three strikeouts.

RC pitch counts:                Niemann (72), Jump (14)
Canal pitch counts:          McDermott (89), Weglarz (18)

 

 

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