Tuesday, July 3, 2012
NO Mercy! Buckeyes Burn Wedding Crashers
By KEVIN MA
EAST RIVER (July 2, 2012) – Without team captain Brian
Keatts, who was still on loan with the Phillies, the Ohio State Buckeyes won a
seesaw battle and beat the Wedding Crashers 10-9 in one of the slowest game
ever on this hot summer evening at East River. It was so slow the team from a
latter game had to open their 24-pack and enjoyed this show from the
sideline.
A few lucky hits from the Wedding Crashers saw the Buckeyes
down 5-0 in the bottom half of the 1st inning. Though, the Scarlet
and Gray struck back quickly. Jon Graham led off the 1st inning with
a triple, and scored on a sacrifice fly by Tom Antoniello. After back-to-back singles from Evan Binder
and JT Ferrara, Andrew Vanatta laced a line drive to the left field and the
ball skipped past Crashers’ leftfielder for an inside-the-park home run,
scoring Binder and Ferrara.
The Buckeyes took the lead in the 2nd
inning after back-to-back walks from Carly Klingensmith and Kevin Ma, followed
by a homer from Graham to make it a 7-5. However, the Crashers scored 3
runs in the top of the 3rd inning to take the lead again, but that
was not going to last long.
Jessica Brown got on base after a
fielder’s choice, and the Bucks loaded the bases after a single by Ethan Linen
and a walk from [Brother] Jimmy Klingensmith. [Sister] Carly hit a single and
scored Brown to tie the game, and with the bases remained loaded, Ma took a
walk as Linen scored to make it 9-8.
With a strong defensive effort from Jeanne
Domurat behind the plate, the Buckeyes held the Wedding Crashers scoreless the
last two innings and they took the nail bitter 10-9.
EAST RIVER (July 2, 2012) – Without team captain Brian
Keatts, who was still on loan with the Phillies, the Ohio State Buckeyes won a
seesaw battle and beat the Wedding Crashers 10-9 in one of the slowest game
ever on this hot summer evening at East River. It was so slow the team from a
latter game had to open their 24-pack and enjoyed this show from the
sideline.
A few lucky hits from the Wedding Crashers saw the Buckeyes
down 5-0 in the bottom half of the 1st inning. Though, the Scarlet
and Gray struck back quickly. Jon Graham led off the 1st inning with
a triple, and scored on a sacrifice fly by Tom Antoniello. After back-to-back singles from Evan Binder
and JT Ferrara, Andrew Vanatta laced a line drive to the left field and the
ball skipped past Crashers’ leftfielder for an inside-the-park home run,
scoring Binder and Ferrara.
The Buckeyes took the lead in the 2nd
inning after back-to-back walks from Carly Klingensmith and Kevin Ma, followed
by a homer from Graham to make it a 7-5. However, the Crashers scored 3
runs in the top of the 3rd inning to take the lead again, but that
was not going to last long.
Jessica Brown got on base after a
fielder’s choice, and the Bucks loaded the bases after a single by Ethan Linen
and a walk from [Brother] Jimmy Klingensmith. [Sister] Carly hit a single and
scored Brown to tie the game, and with the bases remained loaded, Ma took a
walk as Linen scored to make it 9-8.
With a strong defensive effort from Jeanne
Domurat behind the plate, the Buckeyes held the Wedding Crashers scoreless the
last two innings and they took the nail bitter 10-9.
Tuesday, May 15, 2012
Buckeyes Lay Down the Lawsox
By BRIAN KEATTSEAST RIVER (May 14, 2012) - The Buckeyes overcame a 3 run deficit to earn a 6-5 victory over the previously unbeaten Lawsox on the banks of the East River this evening. After yet another impressive victory (made even more so by the absence of the Rally Baby), Ohio State's record stands at 3-1.
With the Lawsox holding a 3-0 advantage, the Bucks got on the
board in the top of the 3rd inning.
Andrew Vanatta led off the inning with a single, advancing on a sharp
grounder by Ethan Linen that proved too hot to handle. Eileen Howe, who made her Buckeye debut via
Alabama, advanced the runners with a key sacrifice. Kevin Ma followed with a clutch RBI single. Linen then scored on a Lawsox fielding
error, bringing the Buckeyes to within 3-2 after the frame.
After the Lawsox extended their lead to 4-2, the Buckeyes returned
to the plate during a steady rain.
Brian Keatts doubled with one out and came home when Evan Binder belted
a two-run homer. With the score knotted
at 4 after 3 ½ innings, the Buckeyes turned up the heat on defense. Viviana Dinucci moved from behind the plate
to second base for this game (in part due to a failed public relations campaign
entitled “Catch VD”), and made a bid to hold down the spot with her fine
fielding. Tom Antoniello kept runners
at bay with his strong arm in left field, while JT Ferrara shuttled between the
outfield and infield, excelling at both.
With the lights on and the rain having subsided, OSU made their
move in the top of the 6th inning. Jon
Graham started the inning with a single and scored when Jessica Brown scorched
a double down the left field line. With
one down, Keatts lined a single up the middle to advance Brown to third
base. Binder then lofted a sacrifice
fly, scoring Brown and giving Ohio State its first lead at 6-4.
That's the way things stood going into the bottom of the 7th, when
Ohio State conceded a run before closing the case on the Lawsox with continued
solid defense. It was another big win
for OSU over a strong opponent - a theme the Buckeyes will look to continue
when they return to the field on May 24th.
Friday, May 11, 2012
Return of the Rally Baby Sparks Impressive Buckeye Victory
By BRIAN KEATTS
RIVERBANK PARK (May 10, 2012) - Ohio State (2-1) put forth one of its best efforts in years, dismantling the first place 24/7 Real Media team by a mercy-shortened 22-7 margin on a gusty evening on the Hudson River. The victory coincided with the return of 5 ½ month old Scott Kreisler to the dugout, upping OSU's record to 2-0 when he is in attendance.
This one was over early, as the Bucks sent a team record 20 batters to the plate in the top of the first inning en route to assuming a commanding 15-0 lead. Every player in the 11-person Buckeye lineup scored at least once during the inning, which saw OSU string together line drive after line drive against a quality opponent. Jon Graham and Carly Klingensmith started off the inning with singles. Brian Keatts followed with an RBI single, which was followed by singles from Tom Antoniello and Evan Binder - who drove in two on the hit. After Andrew Vanatta reached base, Lisa Imel and Kevin Sheen (both making their season debuts and who went a combined 6 for 8 on the evening) stroked RBI singles. Kevin Ma used a keen eye to draw a walk to load the bases. Jeanne Domurat followed his lead with an RBI walk. Not to be outdone, Anne Teuschel put down the Rally Baby long enough to draw an RBI walk of her own - forcing a 24/7 pitching change in the process.
The Buckeyes showed the incoming pitcher no mercy. Graham greeted him with a double to score 2 more. After 24/7 finally recorded an out, Keatts hit an RBI single. Antoniello cleared the bases with a 3-run homer. Singles by Binder and Imel allowed Sheen to complete the scoring with an RBI single - capping a record setting inning and giving OSU a 15-0 lead.
RIVERBANK PARK (May 10, 2012) - Ohio State (2-1) put forth one of its best efforts in years, dismantling the first place 24/7 Real Media team by a mercy-shortened 22-7 margin on a gusty evening on the Hudson River. The victory coincided with the return of 5 ½ month old Scott Kreisler to the dugout, upping OSU's record to 2-0 when he is in attendance.
This one was over early, as the Bucks sent a team record 20 batters to the plate in the top of the first inning en route to assuming a commanding 15-0 lead. Every player in the 11-person Buckeye lineup scored at least once during the inning, which saw OSU string together line drive after line drive against a quality opponent. Jon Graham and Carly Klingensmith started off the inning with singles. Brian Keatts followed with an RBI single, which was followed by singles from Tom Antoniello and Evan Binder - who drove in two on the hit. After Andrew Vanatta reached base, Lisa Imel and Kevin Sheen (both making their season debuts and who went a combined 6 for 8 on the evening) stroked RBI singles. Kevin Ma used a keen eye to draw a walk to load the bases. Jeanne Domurat followed his lead with an RBI walk. Not to be outdone, Anne Teuschel put down the Rally Baby long enough to draw an RBI walk of her own - forcing a 24/7 pitching change in the process.
The Buckeyes showed the incoming pitcher no mercy. Graham greeted him with a double to score 2 more. After 24/7 finally recorded an out, Keatts hit an RBI single. Antoniello cleared the bases with a 3-run homer. Singles by Binder and Imel allowed Sheen to complete the scoring with an RBI single - capping a record setting inning and giving OSU a 15-0 lead.
24/7 was in first place
for a reason, and they managed to crawl back to 15-6 heading into the top of
the 4th inning. It could have been
more, but left fielder Antoniello gunned down a runner at home trying to score
on a single.
Ohio State extinguished
(Amare Stoudamire-style) any 24/7 hopes of a comeback with another strong
inning in the 4th. Vanatta started the
inning with a single and came around to score on a Sheen double. A single by Ma put runners on the corners. The ladies stepped up again, with Domurat
lacing an RBi single and Teutschel driving home another run with a ground
ball. With two outs, Graham doubled,
followed by an RBI single from Klingensmith.
At the end of the frame, Ohio State had a 20-6 advantage.
24/7 managed a single
run in the bottom of the 4th, before Ohio State put them out of their
misery. Antoniello singled and Binder
doubled to start the 5th inning. Both
eventually scored on singles by Vanatta and Sheen, respectively. Holding a 22-7 lead, Ohio State slammed the
door shut in the bottom half of the inning, mercifully ending the game.
This was truly one of
the most well played games in recent memory.
Ohio State takes their act to the East River on Monday, where they will
take on the Lawsox - hopefully with the Rally Baby in tow.
Wednesday, April 18, 2012
Baby Rally Sparks Dramatic Ohio State Victory
By BRIAN KEATTS
RIVERSIDE PARK (April 17, 2012) - Ohio State softball returned to the banks of the Hudson River this evening to kick off their 12th season...and did so in style. Facing a 2 run deficit heading into the bottom of the 6th inning, and with the umpire threatening to call the game after 6 innings due to darkness, the Buckeyes pulled off one of the signature comebacks that they have became known for over all these years and came away with an 8-7 victory over Dublin House.
The House jumped out to a 2-0 lead in the first inning, which was quickly erased in the bottom half of the frame. With one out, Brian Keatts doubled and took third on a single by Tom Antoniello. Evan Binder lofted a sacrifice fly to score Keatts, and J.T. Ferrara completed the scoring with an RBI single.
The scored remained unchanged over the next few innings, during which the Bucks demonstrated some early season proficiency in the field. This included Andrew Vanatta scooping up grounders at shortstop, Ethan Linen tracking down fly balls and Viviana Dinucci ("VD") holding it down behind the plate.
Dublin House took a 4-2 lead in the top of the 4th inning, but once again, the lead was short-lived. Ohio State's two out rally in the bottom half of the game tied things up. Antoniello, Binder and Ferrara hit back-to-back-to-back singles to bring the Bucks within a run. Anne Teutschel followed with a solid single to load the bases. After Dublin House couldn't handle a Linen blooper, Binder scored and the game was knotted at 4.
Ohio State took a 5-4 lead after 5 innings when newcomer Jonathan Graham led off the inning with a single and scored on a one out line drive single by Kevin Ma. The House rebounded for 3 runs in the top of the 6th to grab a 7-5 lead. With darkness approaching, the umpire ruled that the game might not reach the 7th. So, the Buckeyes struck quickly. Binder doubled and showed his wheels by coming around to score on a double by Ferrara, closing the gap to 7-6. The scoring ended there, and the game moved to the 7th, where OSU shut down the House to get to their last licks. That's when the Buckeyes brought out their new weapon, the "Baby Rally" - spearheaded by 4 month-old Scott Kriesler, spawn of Anne and Jeff (each of whom picked up a hit between diaper changes). The Baby Rally proved to be unstoppable. Jessica Brown clubbed a double to lead off the inning, and scored when Graham followed with a sharp single. However, the Baby Rally had clearly flustered the Dublin squad, and they failed to cleanly field the single, threw the ball away, allowing an alert Graham to round the bases and score the winning run. Dramatic, indeed.
Ohio State looks to keep the momentum going when they return to the field on April 26th to take on Thirteam.
Wednesday, November 9, 2011
OSU's Resiliency Too Much For TCI
By BRIAN KEATTS
EAST RIVER (November 9, 2011) - Ohio State concluded the fall season in dramatic fashion, overcoming a late-inning deficit to pull out a 12-10 victory in 9 innings.
The Buckeyes broke out on top in the first inning on a double by Tommy Antoniello, who came around to score on an errant throw by the TCI third baseman on a ground ball. The lead was short lived however, as TCI took a 3-1 lead after one inning. OSU chipped away in the second inning. Carly Klingensmith led off the inning with a single, one of her four hits on the evening. Andrew Vannata and Rebecca (Ms. Nackson if you're nasty) Nackson followed with singles to cut the lead to 3-2. Then things got interesting. Though Vannata was clearly safe at 3rd on a Kevin Ma grounder, the umpire - who was sporting a seven o'clock shadow and coming off an 8 day bender - called Vannata out, despite TCI's acknowledgement that he was safe. The umpire was quoted as saying, "My bad", but the call stood. Instead of having bases loaded with no outs, the Bucks had runners at first and second with one out. A double play then put an end to a once promising inning.
Facing a 5-2 deficit, the Buckeyes struck again in the top of the 4th. Brian Keatts reached second on an error by the third baseman, and scored on a Klingensmith single, making the score 5-3. TCI extended the lead to 7-3, but Ohio State remained undeterred.
With the game nearing its conclusion, the Bucks stood tall in the top half of the 6th. Jonathan Keller tripled to start the frame, and scored when John McClafferty followed with a two run homer. A Keatts walk and (another) single by Klingensmith put runners on first and second. Vannata blooped a shot that confused the TCI fielders, and resulted in runners at the corners with one out. Ma came through with a two out single that scored Keatts and a hustling Vannata, tying the game at 7.
The Buckeyes mowed down TCI in the bottom half of the 6th, due in no small part to the nice game called by the Buckeye catcher, Viviana (Don't-Call-Me-VD) Dinucci. OSU's momentum carried into the top of the 7th inning, when they would score three more times. Juton Horstman and Antoniello set the table with back-to-back singles. With two outs, Keatts doubled down the line to score two runs, and came around to score on (another) Klingensmith single.
Ohio State took a 10-7 advantage into the bottom half of the 7th inning. Unfortunately, TCI managed to put together a 3 run rally. Let's not dwell on that - on to extra innings.
After a scoreless 8th inning, and with the fans on their feet as the longest game of the year now stretched into the 9th inning, more Buckeye drama unfolded. Antoniello singled to start the inning, and remained on first with two outs when Keatts belted a two run home run to centerfield, giving Ohio State a 12-10 lead. This time, the Buckeyes made the lead stand up, closing out TCI in the bottom of the 9th to earn the 12-10 victory - and a fine finish to the season.
EAST RIVER (November 9, 2011) - Ohio State concluded the fall season in dramatic fashion, overcoming a late-inning deficit to pull out a 12-10 victory in 9 innings.
The Buckeyes broke out on top in the first inning on a double by Tommy Antoniello, who came around to score on an errant throw by the TCI third baseman on a ground ball. The lead was short lived however, as TCI took a 3-1 lead after one inning. OSU chipped away in the second inning. Carly Klingensmith led off the inning with a single, one of her four hits on the evening. Andrew Vannata and Rebecca (Ms. Nackson if you're nasty) Nackson followed with singles to cut the lead to 3-2. Then things got interesting. Though Vannata was clearly safe at 3rd on a Kevin Ma grounder, the umpire - who was sporting a seven o'clock shadow and coming off an 8 day bender - called Vannata out, despite TCI's acknowledgement that he was safe. The umpire was quoted as saying, "My bad", but the call stood. Instead of having bases loaded with no outs, the Bucks had runners at first and second with one out. A double play then put an end to a once promising inning.
Facing a 5-2 deficit, the Buckeyes struck again in the top of the 4th. Brian Keatts reached second on an error by the third baseman, and scored on a Klingensmith single, making the score 5-3. TCI extended the lead to 7-3, but Ohio State remained undeterred.
With the game nearing its conclusion, the Bucks stood tall in the top half of the 6th. Jonathan Keller tripled to start the frame, and scored when John McClafferty followed with a two run homer. A Keatts walk and (another) single by Klingensmith put runners on first and second. Vannata blooped a shot that confused the TCI fielders, and resulted in runners at the corners with one out. Ma came through with a two out single that scored Keatts and a hustling Vannata, tying the game at 7.
The Buckeyes mowed down TCI in the bottom half of the 6th, due in no small part to the nice game called by the Buckeye catcher, Viviana (Don't-Call-Me-VD) Dinucci. OSU's momentum carried into the top of the 7th inning, when they would score three more times. Juton Horstman and Antoniello set the table with back-to-back singles. With two outs, Keatts doubled down the line to score two runs, and came around to score on (another) Klingensmith single.
Ohio State took a 10-7 advantage into the bottom half of the 7th inning. Unfortunately, TCI managed to put together a 3 run rally. Let's not dwell on that - on to extra innings.
After a scoreless 8th inning, and with the fans on their feet as the longest game of the year now stretched into the 9th inning, more Buckeye drama unfolded. Antoniello singled to start the inning, and remained on first with two outs when Keatts belted a two run home run to centerfield, giving Ohio State a 12-10 lead. This time, the Buckeyes made the lead stand up, closing out TCI in the bottom of the 9th to earn the 12-10 victory - and a fine finish to the season.
Shorthanded Buckeyes Turn Back Perfect Strangers
By BRIAN KEATTS
DEWITT CLINTON (November 3, 2011) - On an unusually warm November evening, the Ohio State Buckeyes overcame playing short-handed, with an automatic out, and a three run deficit to emerge with a 6-4 victory over Perfect Strangers.
Playing 9 against 10, OSU allowed 3 runs to come across the plate in the top of the first inning. However, the Bucks quickly got a pair of those runs back in the bottom half of the frame. Juton Horstman led things off with a single and advanced to third on a seeing-eye double by DJ Tommy Antoniello. Sacrificing themselves for the greater good, Jonathan Keller and John McClafferty followed with run producing sacrifice flys to draw OSU within a run.
After a scoreless second inning, the teams traded runs in the 3rd. Keller and McClaffery started the inning with singles, and the bases were soon loaded after a walk to Brian Keatts. Keller later came home on a ground ball by Andrew Vannata.
From the 4th inning on, the Buckeye defense refused to talk to Strangers, or allow them to cross home plate. Carly Klingensmith was particularly sure-handed at third base.
The Buckeyes took the lead for good in the bottom half of the 4th inning. With one out, OSU's key last minute pick up, Whitney-The-Red-Headed-Twin, stroked a solid single. The automatic out followed, and so did a Buckeye rally. Horstman and Antoniello walked to load the bases. Keller then came through with a 2-RBI single, giving Ohio State a 5-4 lead.
OSU added an insurance run in the 5th inning when Keatts lead off the inning with a single and later scored on and RBI single by Kevin Ma. The Buckeyes then closed out the game for well earned 6-4 victory. Ohio State takes their talents to the East River next week for the season finale.
DEWITT CLINTON (November 3, 2011) - On an unusually warm November evening, the Ohio State Buckeyes overcame playing short-handed, with an automatic out, and a three run deficit to emerge with a 6-4 victory over Perfect Strangers.
Playing 9 against 10, OSU allowed 3 runs to come across the plate in the top of the first inning. However, the Bucks quickly got a pair of those runs back in the bottom half of the frame. Juton Horstman led things off with a single and advanced to third on a seeing-eye double by DJ Tommy Antoniello. Sacrificing themselves for the greater good, Jonathan Keller and John McClafferty followed with run producing sacrifice flys to draw OSU within a run.
After a scoreless second inning, the teams traded runs in the 3rd. Keller and McClaffery started the inning with singles, and the bases were soon loaded after a walk to Brian Keatts. Keller later came home on a ground ball by Andrew Vannata.
From the 4th inning on, the Buckeye defense refused to talk to Strangers, or allow them to cross home plate. Carly Klingensmith was particularly sure-handed at third base.
The Buckeyes took the lead for good in the bottom half of the 4th inning. With one out, OSU's key last minute pick up, Whitney-The-Red-Headed-Twin, stroked a solid single. The automatic out followed, and so did a Buckeye rally. Horstman and Antoniello walked to load the bases. Keller then came through with a 2-RBI single, giving Ohio State a 5-4 lead.
OSU added an insurance run in the 5th inning when Keatts lead off the inning with a single and later scored on and RBI single by Kevin Ma. The Buckeyes then closed out the game for well earned 6-4 victory. Ohio State takes their talents to the East River next week for the season finale.
Wednesday, August 3, 2011
OSU Shuts Down Dublin House
By BRIAN KEATTS
RIVERSIDE PARK (August 2, 2011) - The Buckeyes entered the make-up part of their schedule by playing two on the banks of the Hudson River this evening. OSU exercised timely hitting and superb hitting to walk away with a 9-4 win over Dublin House in the opener.
After Dublin House took a 2-0 lead to start the game, Ohio State took the lead for good in the bottom of the 1st inning. Brian Keatts laced a one-out single up the middle and scored on a triple by Evan Binder, who peppered the first baseman with sharp grounders all day. JT Ferrera followed with an RBI double and came around to score on a grounder by Carly Klingensmith giving Ohio State a 3-2 lead.
The Buckeyes added a run in the 3rd inning. Singles by Binder and Ferrera put runners on the corners. Ethan Linen came through with a big two-out double to give OSU a 4-2 advantage. Ohio State broke it open in the bottom of the 4th inning by scoring three more times. Anne Teutschel, who put on an impressive display of pregnancy softball (so much so that the team is considering requiring that next season's female players play whilst knocked up), reached base with one out. John McClafferty reached when Dublin House couldn't handle his hot shot. Both scored on Binder's second triple of the game. Ferrera connected for an RBI single, making the score 7-2 after 4 innings.
The Buckeyes held Dublin House in check behind some strong fielding. Kevin Ma stepped in to man second base, while Claire McClafferty called her typical smart game from behind the plate. Andrew Vannata roamed the outfield while contributing a hit to the cause. And, Klingensmith sparkled at third base in both game. These efforts did not go unnoticed - by anyone at Riverside Park - thanks to the color commentary provided by Jeff Kriesler, who found himself on the Physically Unable to Perform list for the evening.
After Dublin House managed to scratch out two runs in the top of the 6th inning, Ohio State served notice that there would be no comeback win on this night by returning the favor in the bottom half of the frame. Teutschel singled and scored on a home run by Keatts that completed the scoring at 9-4.
After a brief respite, Ohio State returned to the field for the second game, this time taking on the league's top team. Despite a valiant effort, the Bucks dropped a 9-4 decision, evening their record at 5-5. The season finale is on August 5th, as the squad looks to finish with a winning record and possibly weave their way into the playoffs.
RIVERSIDE PARK (August 2, 2011) - The Buckeyes entered the make-up part of their schedule by playing two on the banks of the Hudson River this evening. OSU exercised timely hitting and superb hitting to walk away with a 9-4 win over Dublin House in the opener.
After Dublin House took a 2-0 lead to start the game, Ohio State took the lead for good in the bottom of the 1st inning. Brian Keatts laced a one-out single up the middle and scored on a triple by Evan Binder, who peppered the first baseman with sharp grounders all day. JT Ferrera followed with an RBI double and came around to score on a grounder by Carly Klingensmith giving Ohio State a 3-2 lead.
The Buckeyes added a run in the 3rd inning. Singles by Binder and Ferrera put runners on the corners. Ethan Linen came through with a big two-out double to give OSU a 4-2 advantage. Ohio State broke it open in the bottom of the 4th inning by scoring three more times. Anne Teutschel, who put on an impressive display of pregnancy softball (so much so that the team is considering requiring that next season's female players play whilst knocked up), reached base with one out. John McClafferty reached when Dublin House couldn't handle his hot shot. Both scored on Binder's second triple of the game. Ferrera connected for an RBI single, making the score 7-2 after 4 innings.
The Buckeyes held Dublin House in check behind some strong fielding. Kevin Ma stepped in to man second base, while Claire McClafferty called her typical smart game from behind the plate. Andrew Vannata roamed the outfield while contributing a hit to the cause. And, Klingensmith sparkled at third base in both game. These efforts did not go unnoticed - by anyone at Riverside Park - thanks to the color commentary provided by Jeff Kriesler, who found himself on the Physically Unable to Perform list for the evening.
After Dublin House managed to scratch out two runs in the top of the 6th inning, Ohio State served notice that there would be no comeback win on this night by returning the favor in the bottom half of the frame. Teutschel singled and scored on a home run by Keatts that completed the scoring at 9-4.
After a brief respite, Ohio State returned to the field for the second game, this time taking on the league's top team. Despite a valiant effort, the Bucks dropped a 9-4 decision, evening their record at 5-5. The season finale is on August 5th, as the squad looks to finish with a winning record and possibly weave their way into the playoffs.
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