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Elmwood notched its fourth win of the season behind outstanding pitching...

 ELMWOOD VS WILSON’S – 15 MAY 2009

ELMWOOD             0          0          3          0          3          0              6          7          1                 

WILSON’S               0          0          0          5          0          0              5          3          5     

ELMWOOD TOP PITCHERS:    Travis Sampson       4 IP, 5R, 1ER, 2H, 4K, 0BB

                                                       Liam Darcy           2 IP, 0R, 0ER, 0H, 4K, 0BB (W)

WILSON’S TOP PITCHERS:      Stephen Maybach   4 IP, 3R, 3ER, 5H, 3K, 2BB

                                                       Remy Leduc         0 IP, 3R, 3ER, 0H, 0K, 3BB (L)

                                                       Patrick Maybach   1 IP, 0R, 0ER, 2H, 1K, 1BB

                                                       Evan Gaudreau   1 IP, 0R, 0ER, 0H, 3K, 1BB            

ELMWOOD TOP HITTERS:  Danny Hayden 3-3 (2 2B’s, 1B), 1R, 2 RBI; Matt Gauthier 2-3 (2 2B’s), 3 RBI; Kris Richards 1-3; Matt Boelter 1-2 (2B, BB), 2R, 1RBI

WILSON’S TOP HITTERS:  Evan Gaudreau 1-3, 1R; Josh Moniz 1-3 (HR), 1R, 2RBI; Tim Murray 1-2, 1R 

GAME SUMMARY:

Elmwood notched its fourth win of the season behind outstanding pitching performances by Travis Sampson and Liam Darcy.  Sampson scattered just two hits, allowing one earned run and recording four strikeouts in four complete innings of superb work.  Liam Darcy pitched extremely well in relief recording two innings of work and allowing no runs, no hits and logging four strikeouts to close out the game picking up his first win of the season.  The first two innings went scoreless as a result solid defense and outstanding pitching by Sampson and Stephen Maybach.  Elmwood opened the scoring in the top of the third with a lead-off walk to Cam Moniz followed by three consecutive doubles by Matt Boelter, Danny Hayden and Matt Gauther, plating three runs.  Wilson’s took the lead in the bottom of the fourth inning plating five runs on one hit and four errors in the field by Elmwood.  Josh Moniz provided the fireworks with a deep two-run home run to left-center to get the rally started.  Elmwood responded in the top of the fifth sending eight batters to the plate and scoring three runs on two hits and four walks.  Zach Quarella, Cam Moniz and Matt Boelter drew three consecutive walks setting the table for Hayden and Gauthier.  Hayden singled driving in one run and Gauthier followed with a two-run double plating the go-ahead run.  Liam Darcy came on in relief of Travis Sampson and closed out the game recording four strikeouts over the final two innings and picking up the win.