Capitol Classic Stats

Carson 10, Ogden 0

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Abbott, and Love. Heald, and Jacobitz. W- Heald. L- Abbott. SO-Abbott 3, Heald 5. BB- Abbott 8, Heald 1.

Hitting- O: Barfus 1x3. C: Kleidosty 2x2, Mercer 1x2, RBI, Jacobitz 2x2, 2RBI, Hahn 2x4, 2B, RBI, Reilly 3x3, 2B, 2RBI, Gubbels 2x3.

Carson 6, Santa Rosa 1

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Cochran, and Mercer. Potter, and Lew. W-Cochran. L-Potter. SO- Cochran 6, Potter 1, Berg 5. BB- Cochran 1, Potter 4.

Hitting- C: Kleidosty 2x4, HR, 2RBI, Mercer 1x3, Jacobitz 1x3, Reilly 3x4, 2B, 2RBI, Fender 1x4, Hahn 3x4, 2B, White 1x3, RBI. SR: Garcia 2x3, DeMaria 2x3, Wilburn 1x3, Bacigalupi 1x3, RBI, Hanson 1x3.

Carson 10, Ogden 0

They only need a win but instead the Capitols used the 10-run rule to beat the Outlaws (0-6) Sunday to advance to the championship game against Santa Rosa.

Pitcher and game MVP Ken Heald pitched a one hit shutout and Pat Reilly went 3-for-3 with 2 RBIs to lead the Caps to victory.

Danville 14, Woodward 4

The Woodward Travelers (4-2) were one win away from the championship game but they lost to the Hoots (5-1) Sunday afternoon, and were knocked out of the tournament. The Hoots would've advanced to the championship game with a Capitol's loss but the Caps defeated Ogden 10-0 to eliminate the Hoots.

The Hoots scored in every inning against the Travelers and were led by game MVP Adam Ricks. Ricks went 3-for-4, with a home run and 4 RBIs. Pitcher John Williams struck out seven hitters while only giving up six hits.

Austin 9, Santa Rosa 8

The Slam (5-1) needed a five-run victory, but could only manage a one run win over Santa Rosa (5-1), who advanced to the championship game despite a three way tie in the Grey Division.

Nathan Hemm was named the game MVP after going 4-for-4 with 3 RBIs to lead the Slam.

Santa Rosa made it to the championship after Parma (5-1) and the Slam were both eliminated due to run differential, which was used to break the three-way tie.