Hopefully we’ll get them back for Game 3.”Ĭoach Willis said Peyton Chismar and Anthony DeMarco were working and that Maxwell Short was sick. “We were missing three productive bats from our lineup. “I was pleased with how we battled,” Hempfield East coach Jason Willis said. Hempfield East took a 3-2 lead in the top of the second inning when, with two outs, Owen Tutich was hit with a pitch, Caden Kim walked, Dom Rosensteel reached on an error that scored Tutich, and Grayson Willis singled home Kim. Coleman singled home one run and the second scored on a throwing error.
Young Township scored two unearned runs in the bottom of the inning. Hempfield East took a 1-0 lead in the top of the first inning on an RBI hit by Jacob Smith. Haden doesn’t usually give up four runs in a game.” “Hempfield East battled us, especially the way it hit the ball in Game 1. “We did a good job taking advantage of three mistakes, but the home runs proved to be the difference. “I told the team before the game to focus on this one and get us to Game 3,” Staats said. He was tough when he needed an out or two. Thursday at Seton Hill.īrink struck out 11 and allowed four runs.
Young Township scored three unearned runs in the first two innings in Game 2 at Bertolino Field and added home runs by winning pitcher Haden Brink, a two-run blast, and Dustin Coleman in a 7-4 victory against Hempfield East to even the best-of-three series. Young Township coach Ryan Staats told his team after Game 1 of the District 31 American Legion playoffs Tuesday that he wanted to return to Seton Hill for Game 3.
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