Warriors Top Bridgeport 12-2

The Warriors extended its winning streak to six after beating Bridgeport by a score of 12-2 in seven innings at Centennial #5 on Mother's Day.  Outstanding pitching and defensive play led the way in this one.

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The Warriors jumped out to a three run lead in the first inning when Matt LeVigne doubled to deep leftfield with the bases loaded to extend his team leading RBI total to 17 for the season.

Zac Zavod pitched the first three innings for the Warriors.  Zac, and the infield play behind him, was flawless through three innings.  The Warriors turned a 6-4-3 double play to end Bridgeport's hopes in the third inning.

The game was tight (4-2) until Bridgeport changed pitchers in the fourth inning of play.  The Warriors scored four runs on three hits in the fourth inning.  Connor Bartle drove in two runs in the fourth and another two runs in the fifth inning with consecutive base hits.  Connor placed himself on the leaderboard in both batting average and on-base percentage.

Jason Enguita struck out the first two hitters in Bridgeport's fourth inning.  Bridgeport scored a run in the inning on a double down the rightfield line.  The inning then ended when Trent Sichelski made a big league play to field a slowly hit ball to his shortstop position.

Jason singled to center for the second consecutive time to drive Rick Sisco home in the fifth inning.  Rick continues to swing a hot bat--reaching base three times in this game.

Jim Robley was impressive in his two innings of work.  Jim struck out two and held Bridgeport scoreless in the fifth and sixth innings of play.  Connor Bartle pitched the seventh, and final, inning of the game.  He allowed two hits, but both runners were retired attempting to steal.