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2009
Varsity Game Summaries
6/11/09 Press Herald Summary - Quarter
Finals
Westbrook (3) v. S. Portland (5)
The 10th-ranked Red Riots (10-8) scored five
runs in the sixth inning to upset the second-seeded Blue
Blazes (14-3) in a Western Class A quarterfinal at Westbrook.
Westbrook starter Scott Heath allowed three hits through
five innings, but separated his shoulder diving for the
final out of the fifth. He was replaced by Christian Hamilton,
who allowed six hits, including an RBI triple to Mike
Foley and an RBI single to Mike Dicenzo. Foley, Dicenzo
and Evan Indorff each had two hits for South Portland.
Zach Gardiner had three hits and Jake Gardiner added two
for Westbrook.
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Deering wins a classic
Telegram League final
The Rams score three runs in the bottom of the
eighth to escape with an 8-7 win over Westbrook.
PORTLAND — Telegram League playoff
games may not count in the season records for the teams
involved, but that doesn't make them any less significant.
That was very apparent Friday afternoon,
when unbeaten Deering rallied for three runs in the bottom
of the eighth inning to beat Westbrook 8-7 for the Telegram
League baseball championship at Harlow Field.
It was a game played with the intensity
of a state final, as each team fought back from deficits.
Westbrook was down 4-0 in the first inning. Deering trailed
7-5 entering the bottom of the eighth.
"Even though the game doesn't count,
it's nice to be undefeated," said Deering's Luke
Hammond, who drove in the winning runs with a bases-loaded
double. "We'd have a completely different mind-set
now if we had lost to them."
"Now," said Deering senior Regan
Flaherty, "we have momentum going into the playoffs."
Besides, said Deering Coach Mike Coutts,
it's just nice to play a really good team again.
"It was good for them, it was good
for us to have a competitive game," said Coutts.
"You need to see how your kids will respond to adversity.
"I know their kids compete like crazy.
And give our kids some credit. We may have some periods
of lulls out there, but when the game gets to where it
was, they respond."
Deering is the top-ranked team in Western
Class A with a 16-0 record, not counting the Telegram
League playoffs. Westbrook enters the regional tournament
with a 14-2 record.
"It was nice to play another quality
team and have a battle like that," said Westbrook
assistant coach Greg Coppeta, who ran the team in head
coach Mike Rutherford's absence (he was out of state on
a business trip). "We could have really folded when
we were down 4-0. We didn't."
Trailing 5-2 in the fourth, the Blazes scored
three times to tie the game. Zach Collett walked, went
to third on an error and scored on a groundout by Tyler
Kelly. Jake Gardiner followed with a two-run homer, a
towering drive to right that sailed over Hammond's head.
Neither team threatened again until the
eighth. Westbrook pitcher Christian Hamilton allowed just
two hits between the third and eighth. Deering reliever
Taylor Candage, who took over for Flaherty in the fourth,
likewise held the Blazes to two hits until the eighth.
But Westbrook loaded the bases with no outs
in the top of the eighth on a single by Scott Heath, a
walk and a hit batter. Matt Powers relieved Candage, and
Collett got an infield single that made it 6-5. Zach Gardiner
then hit a grounder to second baseman Marc Ouimet, who
threw home to Candage for the first out. Kelly drove a
single to center, scoring Hamilton, but center fielder
Jack Heary threw out Collett at home on a bang-bang play.
Heary then made a diving catch on a ball hit by Jake Gardiner
to end the inning.
Flaherty led off the bottom of the eighth
with his third single. Candage blooped a single to center
and was replaced by pinch-runner John Hardy. After the
runners moved up on a groundout, Ouimet walked to load
the bases. Then, on a 1-0 count, Hammond, a left-handed
batter, drove an outside fastball to the gap in left-center.
Westbrook center fielder Lance Ludka dove for the ball
but just missed it, and all three runners scored.
"I was nervous, really nervous,"
said Hammond. "I tried to calm myself down, but everything
that was possible was running through my head.
"And Hamilton's a really good pitcher.
I just tried to get my bat on the ball and put it in the
gap."
Candage said he was nervous entering the
eighth, but also confident.
"We've been through so much together,"
he said. "I never thought the game was over until
we won it."
Staff Writer Mike Lowe can be contacted
at 791-6422 or at:
mlowe@pressherald.com
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Big inning, bigger
win
Cheverus improves its playoff position with a
fifth-inning rally that beats Westbrook
PORTLAND — Cheverus took the lead
on Mick DiStasio's three-run homer to center field in
the fifth inning and held off Westbrook for a 4-3 victory
Wednesday in a Telegram League baseball regular-season
finale at MacDonald Memorial Field.
The Stags scored all of their runs in the
inning to overcome a 3-0 deficit.
"I didn't think it was out when I hit
it, but it was high and got up in the wind," said
DiStasio, the winning pitcher.
"This is the biggest win for us in
baseball since I've been here."
The win moved the Stags (10-6) to fourth
place in the Heal point standings and gave them a home
game in the quarterfinals of the Western Class A tournament
on June 11. It also got Cheverus into the four-team Telegram
League playoffs and a semifinal against top-ranked Deering
at 6 tonight at Hadlock Field. Second-ranked Westbrook
hosts No. 3 Scarborough in the other league semifinal.
"Mick has been our horse all season,"
said Cheverus Coach Mac McKew. "We hitched him to
our cart once again."
It was just the second loss of the season
for Westbrook (14-2).
"We didn't play good defense and we
haven't been hitting," said Westbrook Coach Mike
Rutherford, whose team made three errors.
"This loss doesn't affect our ranking,
but hopefully it's a lesson for the kids that you have
to play well against the good teams to win.
"I thought our pitcher, Sean Murphy,
pitched an outstanding game. DiStasio pitched well for
them."
Murphy, a sophomore right-hander, suffered
his first loss of the season, dropping to 5-1. He finished
with seven strikeouts. DiStasio, who improved to 6-2,
had four strikeouts.
"I thought Mick mixed his pitches well,"
said McKew.
The Stags turned a 6-4-3 double play to
end the game with the tying run on third base.
The Blue Blazes also placed runners on second
and third with one out in the sixth.
"We put four runners on in the last
two innings but couldn't get the big hit to tie it or
go ahead," said Rutherford.
"We had the right person at the plate
in Zach Collett. He's been a big RBI man for us all season."
Collett hit a grounder at shortstop Lou
DiStasio, who flipped to second baseman Joe Falconieri,
who stepped on the bag before throwing to first baseman
Jim McKew to complete the double play.
"We can play great defense one time
and not so great defense the next time," Coach McKew
said. "That's been our style this season.
"This is our 10th win, which is significant."
After a scoreless three innings, Westbrook
took a 1-0 lead in the fourth on a triple to right by
Christian Hamilton, who came all the way to home plate
after an outfield throwing error. The Stags picked up
the wild throw and threw home, but Hamilton slid to beat
the tag by catcher Jake Watson.
The Blazes went up 3-0 in the fifth on a
sacrifice fly by Lance Ludka and an RBI single to right
field by Scott Heath.
In the bottom of the fifth, the Stags closed
to 3-1 on a sacrifice fly by Eliot Pickering that scored
Falconieri just before DiStasio's home run.
Before the game, Watson received the Harrington
Award from the Western Maine Board of Umpires as the top
catcher in the league.
Staff Writer Tom Chard can be reached at
791-6419 or at:
tchard@pressherald.com
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6/1/09 Press Herald Summary
Westbrook (7) v. Noble (3)
Matt Foye, Scott Heath and Tyler Kelly each
drove in two runs to lead the Blue Blazes (14-1) to a
win over the Knights (4-11) at North Berwick. Westbrook
pitcher Christian Hamilton struck out 10 and allowed five
hits and one earned run.
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5/30/09 Press Herald Summary
Westbrook (5) v. Portland (1)
Zach Collett and Zach Gardiner hit RBI singles
as the Blue Blazes (13-1) took a 2-0 first-inning lead
against Portland (7-7) at Westbrook. Scott Heath pitched
six innings for Westbrook, striking out nine and giving
up two hits. Sean Murphy added two strikeouts during an
inning of relief. Heath didn\'t allow an earned run in
the regular season. Collett and Gardiner each finished
with two hits and two RBI.
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5/26/09 Press Herald Summary
Westbrook (8) v. Kennebunk (0)
Tyler Kelly had three hits and four RBI
to help Westbrook (12-1) defeat the Rams (4-9) at Kennebunk.
Kelly broke open a 1-0 game with a bases-loaded triple
during a five-run fifth inning and added an RBI single
during a two-run sixth. Christian Hamilton allowed three
hits, struck out seven and walked two for the Blue Blazes.
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5/23/09 Press Herald Summary
Westbrook (4) v. Massabesic (1)
Sean Murphy (5-0) pitched a three-hitter
with 15 strikeouts and no walks to lead the Blue Blazes
(11-1) over the visiting Mustangs (0-12). Mike Anthony
doubled and scored twice for Westbrook. Zach Gardiner
and Nick Finocchiaro each had a double.
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5/21/09 Press Herald Summary
Westbrook (9) v. Biddeford (0)
Scott Heath pitched a four-hitter as the
Blue Blazes (10-1) blanked the Tigers (5-6) at Westbrook.
Zach Gardiner and Tyler Kelly each went 2 for 2 with two
RBI.
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5/19/09 Press Herald Story
Westbrook (12) v. Thorton Academy (2)
WESTBROOK — The game already had a
deep blue tinge to it when Lance Ludka of Westbrook stepped
to the plate with the bases loaded in the first inning
Tuesday.
Ludka, a senior center fielder, cleared
the bases with a double down the left-field line that
made it 7-0.
Westbrook (9-1) led 8-0 after one inning
and ended it with three runs in the sixth for a 12-2 victory
against mistake-prone Thornton Academy in a Telegram League
game at Olmsted Field.
It was another big first inning for Westbrook.
"We´ve had some big innings against
teams we´ve been favored against," said Westbrook
Coach Mike Rutherford.
"Sean Murphy pitched an outstanding
game. He gave up only three hits. He pounded the strike
zone. So far this season he´s given up only three
runs. Ludka´s hit in the first inning put the game
away."
The Blazes sent 13 men to the plate in the
first against sophomore right-hander Dimitre Skinsacos,
who threw four wild pitches in the inning. The Golden
Trojans (4-5-1) committed two errors.
"Dimitre was nervous at the start,"
said Thornton Coach Greg Paradis. "He´s knows
what´s going on and is well aware that Westbrook
is a top team. After the first inning, he settled down
and pitched well.
"We took him out after three innings
because of his pitch count. We feel he´s going to
be a good pitcher once he gains more confidence. Westbrook
is a very good club that forces you to make plays and
we didn´t play well behind our starting pitcher."
Scott Heath, the sophomore pitcher-outfielder,
went 4 for 4 with two RBI for Westbrook.
Ludka opened the bottom of the first with
a sharp single to center and eventually scored on a wild
pitch. Zach Collett had an RBI on a fielder´s choice.
After another run, the Blazes loaded the bases with a
walk and two Thornton errors before Ludka cleared them.
"It felt great," said Ludka. "I
haven´t been hitting that great so the double lifted
a lot of weight off my shoulders. We were up for the game.
We wanted to get back on track after last Saturday´s
game against Bonny Eagle. We won the game but we didn´t
feel we played that great.
"We´re hitting the ball but we
have yet to put our whole game together. When we do, we´re
going to be tough to beat."
Westbrook´s only loss was 7-2 to Deering
on May 11. It was a 2-2 game until the fifth.
"We´re a much better team than
we were last year," said Rutherford. "The difference
in that Deering game was they got the big hit and we didn´t.
The win over Bonny Eagle almost guaranteed us second place
in the Heal point standings. There´s still a chance
for first place, but Deering would have to lose and I
don´t see that happening the rest of the regular
season."
The Blue Blazes´ goal is to win their
remaining six games, and get ready for the playoffs and
another shot at Deering in the Western Class A final,
where they lost 3-2 to the Rams last season.
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5/12/09 Press Herald Summary
Westbrook (11) v. S. Portland (2)
Zach Collett had two hits and three RBI, and
Matt Foye added five stolen bases and four runs to help
the Blue Blazes (6-1) down South Portland (3-2) at Westbrook.
Sean Murphy of Westbrook allowed seven hits and two walks,
striking out eight. Zack Horton had a two-run double for
the Red Riots in the third inning.
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5/11/09 Press Herald Story
Westbrook (2) v. Deering (7)
PORTLAND — Regan Flaherty hit a two-run
homer in the first inning to get Deering rolling.
Then, sophomore Sam Balzano delivered a
two-run triple in the fifth that broke a 2-2 tie and sent
the Rams to a 7-2 victory over Westbrook in a matchup
of unbeaten Telegram League baseball teams Monday at Hadlock
Field.
The game, matching last year´s Western
Maine Class A finalists, was a makeup of Thursday´s
rainout. The defending state- champion Rams (5-0) scored
three times in the fifth and added two runs in the sixth.
Flaherty, a senior who bats and throws left-handed,
was the winning pitcher. He limited Westbrook (5-1) to
six hits and pitched out of a bases-loaded jam in the
third by striking out the final two batters after the
Blue Blazes had tied the game, 2-2.
"I love playing in a rivalry game like
this," said Flaherty. "I wasn´t hitting
the outside corner early in the game with my pitches,
but I started to after the first few innings.
"I felt we needed a lift in the first
inning after they took a 1-0 lead. That´s why my
home run was big.
"I´ve been swinging the bat well
in practice. I´ve been waiting for it to come together
in games."
Flaherty had three RBI, and Balzano had
three hits and two RBI.
"I thought Sam´s hit was the
big hit of the game," said Deering Coach Mike Coutts.
"We teach being aggressive at the plate and we´ve
been solid (in lineup spots) one through nine so far this
season. I couldn´t be more pleased with how our
underclassmen have played.
"I thought their pitcher pitched well.
We might have worn him down late in the game."
After giving up Flaherty´s homer in
the first, Westbrook starter Christian Hamilton settled
down over the next three innings before running into trouble
in the fifth.
With the wind blowing out to center field
in the first, Flaherty got hold of a fastball and sent
it over the fence in right-center field.
His drive went into the netting atop the
fence, and the umpires didn´t pick up on it right
away. But after conferring, they signaled a home run.
Flaherty´s homer also scored Balzano,
who led off with a bloop single to left and then stole
second base.
The Blazes made it 1-0 in the top of the
first when Lance Ludka led off with a single, stole second,
went to third on a fielder´s choice and scored on
a Zach Collett´s sacrifice fly to center.
After Flaherty´s homer in the bottom
of the inning, Westbrook tied the game in the third. Ludka
walked and went to second on Scott Heath´s fly ball
that dropped in along the left-field line. Flaherty struck
out the next batter before Collett had an infield single
that scored Ludka.
Flaherty hit the next batter to load the
bases before escaping with two strikeouts.
"Deering outpitched us, outhit us and
outplayed us," said Westbrook Coach Mike Rutherford.
"When Deering had runners on base, they got the big
hits. When we had runners on base, we didn´t get
the big hit.
"We also gave Deering a couple of extra
outs. You can´t do that against a good team."
Staff Writer Tom Chard can be contacted
at 791-6419 or at:
tchard@pressherald.com
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5/8/09 Press Herald Summary
Westbrook (11) v. Marshwood (1)
Winning pitcher Scott Heath ended the game with a two-run
homer in the fifth inning as the Blue Blazes (5-0) downed
Marshwood (4-2) at Westbrook. Heath had three hits, including
a two-run double in the first. Matt Foye was also 3 for
3 with three RBI. Heath finished with six strikeouts and
one walk in a one-hitter.
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5/6/09 Press Herald Summary
Westbrook (14) v. Gorham (0)
Sean Murphy tossed a two-hit shutout with nine strikeouts
and no walks as the Blue Blazes (4-0) downed Gorham (1-3)
in five innings at Westbrook. Tyler Kelly and Matt Foye
each went 3 for 3 with three RBI.
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4/30/09 Press Herald Summary
Westbrook (12) v. Windham (0)
Lance Ludka and Scott Heath had three hits apiece as the
Blue Blazes (3-0) beat the Eagles (0-3) in five innings
at Windham. Colin Mello tripled for Windham in the fourth.
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4/28/09 Press Herald Summary
Westbrook (11) v. Scarborough (2)
Scott Heath allowed a run on three hits and struck out
10 over five innings as Westbrook (2-0) beat the Red Storm
(1-1) at Scarborough. The Blue Blazes broke it open with
a five-run fourth. Lance Ludka hit a two-run triple and
Zach Collette added a solo home run.
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4/25/09 Press Herald Summary
Westbrook (2) v. Cheverus (1)
Christian Hamilton homered in the sixth inning to break
a 1-1 tie and pitched a one-hitter with nine strikeouts
as the Blue Blazes won an opener at Westbrook. Hamilton
homered with one out. Westbrook got its other run when
Lance Ludka scored on Scott Heath\'s groundout in the
third.
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2009
JV Game Summaries
Westbrook vs Noble: 6-1-09
It was a tough game for Westbrook and they suffered their
second loss of the season. Trevor Bates got the nod in
this one and he put in a solid outing. Bates went all
six in this one allowing four runs and striking out 12
batters. Unfortunately for Bates the offense wasn't able
to back his strong performance. The two runs came in the
first inning and they were driven in by Matt Weimer and
Mike Veitze. Westbrook's record falls to (12-2) and they
look to finish off the season (13-2) against their final
opponent Cheverus on Wednesday.
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Westbrook vs Kennebunk: 5/26/09
Westbrook rode the Chad-illac to victory
in this one, winning the game 3-2 and improving their
record to (12-1). Chad Egeland set the tone in this one
with a solid start on the hill. Egeland went all seven
allowing only two runs and striking out nine. The bats
for Westbrook were quiet but what few hits they got, they
made count. There were only two repeat hitters in this
one for Westbrook and they were Matt Weimer and the young
freshman stud Mitchell Chipman. Weimer went two for three
with and RBI and Chipman went two for three as well scoring
a run.
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Massabesic vs Westbrook: 5/23/09
Another rough one but a win none the less.
Westbrook JV improved their record to (11-1) with a n
11-9 victory over Massabesic. Nick Levesque got the start
and had a tough time settling in, and Trevor Bates came
in relief and struck out seven batters in 3 2/3 innings.
While the defense was shaky, the Westbrook bats were able
to overcome their defensive struggles.Tommy Lemay led
the charge offensively going 2-2 with a triple and a double
scoring twice. Shane Nealey had a strong day at the plate
going 3-5 driving in one and scoring all three times he
reached. Matt Weimer also contributed with three hits
of his own and three RBI's. Trever Clouatre represented
the bottom of the order well with three singles of his
own accompanied by three stolen bases.
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Biddeford vs Westbrook: 5-21-09
Westbrook's bats came alive against the
Tigers. Westbrook was able to score twelve runs in a six
inning shortened game due to the mercy rule. Matt Weimer
took to the hill in this one, and he continued his dominance.
Weimer allowed one run in a six inning complete game and
struck out a season low four batters, but still looked
masterful. The Blue Blazes bats just couldn't be contained
and they produced three batters with multi-hit games,
Mike Boothby, Mitchell Chipman, and Tommy Pratt. Other
than those three they had another six guys with hits.
After the game when asking Adam Begos about ten-run ruling
Biddeford, he shrugged and simply said with a sarcastic
tone, "I don't even care." Westbrook won the
game 12-1 and improved their record to (10-1).
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Thornton Academy vs Westbrook: 5-19-09
The local nine took the field trying to
bounce back from their first loss of the season, and it
looked like they might cruise easily at first. Chad Egeland
started the game off striking out the side in the first,
and to get their offense going, Tommy Pratt led the game
off with a mashed double, and the next batter Tommy Lemay
hit a two strike fastball over the fence for a two run
shot. Chad Egeland battled all night for Westbrook striking
out nine in 4 1/3 innings allowing seven runs only three
runs. Thanks to some great pitching from reliever Nick
Levesque, Westbrook was able to get into the bottom of
the seventh only trailing by two. Stepping up to the plate
with two out and two on was Trever Clouatre who singled
to right scoring both to tie up the game. In the bottom
of the eighth, the Tommy's struck again, Pratt led off
the inning with a double his 4th hit of the night, and
also Lemay capped off a four hit game with a walk off
single that Pratt scored from second on.. When asked about
his four hit performance all Lemay had to say was, "There's
more where that came from." Westbrook won 8-7.
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Westbrook vs Bonny Eagle: 5-16-09
Westbrook was dealt their first loss of
the season at the hands of Bonny Eagle. Tommy Lemay started
on the mound and got roughed up early, and Westbrook just
couldn't get past it.Despite a two hit, two rbi night
from Matt Weimer and a triple from Mike Veitze, Westbrook
just couldn't spark their offense. Westbrook lost the
game 6-4.
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Westbrook vs Sanford: 5-14-09
Westbrook went into the game looking for
win number eight, and after the rough first inning they
had, it didn't seem possible. Westbrook allowed three
runs in the first and only one was earned. Adam Slivinski
took the mound and despite shaky defense, he was able
to pitch a solid outing. "Sliva" pitched all
eight innings allowing six runs, only two earned, and
striking out eight. The Blaazes didn't have any big innings
but they chipped away at a 5-1 Sanford lead and got it
to 6-4 going into the seventh. Tommy Pratt led off the
inning with his third hit of the day, a triple and he
scored on a Adam Slivinski single. Westbrook tied it up
and then took the lead in the top of the Eighth, thanks
to an rbi single from Tommy Lemay, scoring Mike Boothby.
The Blue Blazes won the game 7-6.
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Westbrook vs South Portland: 5-12-09
Westbrook felt confident going into this
game knowing that Matt Weimer was going to get the start,
and he didn't disappoint. Weimer pitched all seven and
allowing only three runs, and striking out nine. When
asked what is his secret to success was Weimer said, "It's
all about living vicariously through yourself." The
offense much like the last game was slim but they again
made what they got count. Tommy Lemay drove in a run with
a double, but the big offensive hero of the day was Mike
LaCourse. LaCourse had a sac fly to get the third run
in for Westbrook, and he got the walk off hit in the bottom
of the seventh with a single to drive in Tommy Pratt.
Westbrook improved their record to (7-0) and they look
ahead to Thursdays game against Sanford.
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Westbrook vs Deering: 5-11-09
Westbrook went into the game hoping to put
Deering away, they accomplished their goal, unfortunately
it took 11 innings to do it. Pitching for Westbrook was
Chad Egeland, and he pitched himself a game. Egeland pitched
10 innings to earn the win allowing only two runs and
striking out 14. Westbrook had a hard time figuring out
the Deering Pitchers but what offense they did get they
made it count. Tom Pratt led the charge at the dish going
4-5 with two doubles and two Rbi's. Todd Hood also helped
out with an Rbi single in the fifth inning. Westbrook
won the game 6-4 after 11 hard fought innings.
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Westbrook Vs Gorham: 5-6-09
Westbrook JV Baseball put their undefeated
season on the line Wednesday vs Gorham, and they couldn't
have asked for a better performance out of their starting
pitcher Matt Weimer. Weimer pitched a complete game allowing
only two runs, and striking out an astonishing 11 batters,
improving his season record to 2-0. The Blazes didn't
have the most impressive night offensively, but they were
able to squeeze out five runs, all in the second inning.
It started with a lead-off double from Weimer, and the
big hit came by Mike Veitze who smoked a two run double
in the gap. The Blazes finished off the game winning 5-2
and kept their undefeated season alive, with a record
of 4-0.
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Windham: 4/30/09
Unlike the previous JV game against Scarborough, this
one was a pitchers duel between Westbrook and Windham.
Matt Weimer was the starting pitcher for Westbrook, and
he didn't disappoint. Weimer pitched all 7 innings allowing
two runs and striking out seven batters. Westbrook was
trailing 2-1 going into the top of the seventh, but thanks
to one out hits by Trever Clouatre and Adam Begos they
were able to get Tommy Pratt up with one out and runners
on second and third. Pratt singled to drive in Clouatre
and tie it up. Adam Begos scored on a pass ball to take
the lead and cap off a two hit night accompanied by solid
defense. Weimer toed the slab in the bottom of the seventh
and made it look easy getting a quick one two three inning
to get Westbrook the 3-2 victory.
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Cheverus Game: 4-25-09
It was a slugfest through and through. Both
teams came ready to play in the Westbrook JV season opener,
and it ended with a nail biting 10-9 victory for Westbrook.
Both teams swung the bat well and it showed in the final
score.
In a combined pitching performance Tommy Lemay, Nick Levesque,
and Trevor Bates brought home a victory for Westbrook.
The game winning blast came from a wall ball double by
Matt Weimer to drive in a pair in the bottom of the sixth
that gave Westbrook a 10-9 lead, that proved to be the
deciding factor.
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Scarborough: 4-28-09
The first away game of the season for Westbrook
JV and it couldn't have been any stranger. Despite the
constant trouble with the timed sprinkler system, Westbrook
was able to get the game in and pull out an impressive
victory.
Chad Egeland toed the slab for Westbrook and gave them
four strong innings allowing only one run, and Adam Slivinsky
came in for the final three innings and shut down the
Scarborough bats holding them scoreless. Westbrook had
a power surge at the plate in the third inning plating
six runners thanks to a double by Matt Moody and a triple
by Tommy Lemay. Final score being 7-1 win for Westbrook.
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