Not a great weekend of Baseball for the Bears with all five senior teams finishing down.<\/p>\n
A Grade missed an opportunity to go 1 game clear on the ladder but lost to Deakin 7-5 at Wallington Reserve in a close 9 inning game.<\/p>\n
With scores tied at 5 each in the 9th, Deakin scored 2, the Bears loaded the bases, but were unable to capitalise.<\/p>\n
A-Reserve played at home, losing to Deakin 2-9 with Matt Sage having trouble early, with Deakin scoring 8.<\/p>\n
Brad Hockey relieved and was outstanding, giving up just the 1 run, supported by great fielding contributions from Matt Taylor, Sam Lazarus and Mick Alldis who played his first game with Bears.<\/p>\n
B-Reserve played at Colac and again sprinted out of the gate with 4 runs in the first.<\/p>\n
Finn Cumming pitching for the first time and some good outfield work kept things in check.<\/p>\n
Isaac O\u2019Brien relieved and Colac took advantage of some walks to plate 5 runs in the 2nd and 7 in the 3rd.<\/p>\n
Zach Purcell completed the pitching duties with 3 new players for the team in Andy Riddet, Trace Bourke and Brandon Barnett contributed 6 RBIs, but Colac went on to win 12-7.<\/p>\n
C-Grade Blue lost 16-2 against NW Titans, Heather Nicol debuted on the mound and pitched 2 good inning with good fielding in support.<\/p>\n
Chantelle Baker played well at Short Stop and Steph Stott did a great job with the bat.<\/p>\n
The ladies are at home this Saturday at 12pm.<\/p>\n
C-Grade Red were at home on Sunday against Deakin with Mitch Rice, Vincent Clementon and Darby Ferguson-Cumming all playing their first game.<\/p>\n
Paul Cameron pitched 5 inning with Steve Osbourne relieving in the last. Good hitting from Paul Cameron, Marc Weakley, Pete Hockey, Shane Cumming and Herb Goonan wasn\u2019t enough with Deakin winning 10-5.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Not a great weekend of Baseball for the Bears with all five senior teams finishing down. A Grade missed an opportunity to go 1 game clear on the ladder but lost to Deakin 7-5 at Wallington Reserve in a close 9 inning game. With scores tied at 5 each in the 9th, Deakin scored 2, […]<\/p>\n