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ScoringLive staffApril 11, 2013, 9:34pm
Thu, Apr 11, 2013 @ [ 3:30 pm ]
W: Jordan Yamamoto L: Chase Wago
MPI: Daniel Fentriss 1-3 rbi dbl; Ryan Murata 2.0 IP 0 ERSTL: Rayson Romero 2-4 2 runs rbi dbl; Jordan Yamamoto 7.0 IP 1 ER
Saint Louis exploded for six runs in a pivotal fourth inning, and got seven strong innings from starter Jordan Yamamoto in an important 7-2 victory on the road against Mid-Pacific.
The visiting Crusaders amassed 10 hits off of Owls' pitchers, led by Ryder Kuhns who batted a perfect 3-for-3 on the afternoon and Rayson Romero, who contributed 2 hits, 2 runs and an RBI from the leadoff spot, which including a double.
A six run margin proved to be more than enough for Yamamoto, who allowed just one earned run on four hits in a complete game victory. He walked three and struck out none.
Daniel Fentriss was 1-for-3 with an RBI double, as the Owls were held to their second-lowest run and hit totals this season.
Freshman starter Chase Wago lasted 3 1/3 innings before yielding to a trio of relievers, allowing five runs (four earned) on six hits, striking out 2 and walking one.
The win makes the Crusaders (6-5) at least a mathematical favorite to take the second seed in the upcoming ILH Division I post-season tournament over current third place Punahou (4-5) and fourth place Kamehameha (3-6).
Saint Louis can control its own destiny, securing the second seed with a win over Punahou on April 16 in a 6:00 p.m. game at Ala Wai Field.
Should Punahou win all three of its games down the stretch (Iolani on 4/12, Kamehameha on 4/13, Saint Louis on 4/16), the Buffanblu would claim the second spot. A loss to the Crusaders would clinch the second seed for Saint Louis.
Kamehameha needs to top Mid-Paciifc (4/12), Punahou (4/13) and Iolani (4/16), as well as a Punahou win over Saint Louis just to force a tiebreaker.
Mid-Pacific has already clinched a state berth and the regular season title following Monday's 5-3 win over Saint Louis.
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