Nolan Perry was outstanding for New Hampshire. Unfortunately the NH hitters could only muster four hits. That was double their opponent but NH still lost. Buffalo had only three hits in their regular game and lost. They also lost their game that was resumed in the tenth inning. It was left to Vancouver and Dunedin to supply the wins.

Worcester 6 Buffalo 4 - 10 innings, completion of Thursdays game

Worcester 10 Buffalo 0 - game two

New Hampshire 0 Binghamton 2

Vancouver 13 Tri-City 10 - 10 innings

Dunedin 6 Tampa 3

Three Stars

Third Star - Aldo Gaxiola

Second Star - David Calabrese

First Star - Nolan Perry

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NOTES

In the resumption of Thursdays game, in the tenth inning, Lazaro Estrada gave up a three run home run and the game was lost.

In game two CJ Van Eyk was not good, seven runs on eleven hits in four innings. The Jays were down 9-0 in the ninth so catcher William Simoneit had to pitch the ninth. The Bisons had only three hits, all singles.

For NH Nolan Perry was dealing. Five innings, no hits allowed, two walks and he struck out eight hitters. He used 70 pitches. Binghamton had just one hit through seven innings. Kelena Sauer came on for the eighth and hit a batter. That was followed by a walk and then Binghamton got their second hit, a two run double.

New Hampshire had four hits in the game.

For Vancouver Landen Maroudis got off to a rough start, he surrendered a three run home run in the first inning. After a couple of good innings he had trouble again in the fourth. He did walk a couple and both scored but then a two out error was followed by a triple. Maroudis's up and down season continues.

But The C's kept chipping away scoring four runs in both the sixth and seventh so that the game was tied after nine innings. In the tenth a baes loaded walk put Vancouver ahead. That walk was followed by two singles to put the C's up by three. Vancouver had 14 hits. Jake Casey and David Calabrese each homered. Calabrese went 4-6. Dameury Pena, Maddox Latta and Austin Smith each had two hits. Jojo Parker doubled and walked.

Dunedin scored two in the fourth with a double by Aldo Gaxiola and a Ryan Cooney single. In the seventh Cooney walked, stole second and scored when Brayden Martin singled. RJ Schreck homered in the eighth. The Jays scored a couple more thanks to an error and a wild pitch. In total the Jays had seven hits, Gaxiola had three.

The Jays used four pitchers. Josh Winckowski went three innings, Jack Nedrow four. Nedrow gave up a home run to Luke Pettitte, son of Andy.