Moose Jaw looked to get things going when Vancouver starter Ben Dartnell ran up against the pitch count and left the game with two outs. Jackson Boyle took over on the mound for Moose Jaw in the third and he was able to shut things down, getting the first two outs quickly and holding Vancouver to a pair of hits before replacement catcher Luke Turner made a stellar catch on a pop-up to end the frame. getting two strikeouts and a pop fly to end the inning. The All-Stars couldn’t respond in the bottom of the second, with B.C. kept their offence going in the second inning, with the first three batters reaching base - two of those on infield hits - and a hit, error and passed ball later, Vancouver had a 5-1 lead.īy the time the inning was over, their edge was 7-1. Vancouver looked to get out of the bottom of the inning without any damage, but after Neal Kohl hit a long foul ball with two outs, he made no mistake with the next pitch, Kohl would take the offering over the left centerfield fence for the first home run of the tournament.ī.C. scored the first two runs of the championship on three hits and an error. That set the stage for a rather strange outcome for the first run, as a throw from catcher Kale Pratte back to pitcher Emery Schoenroth went into the outfield, scoring the runner from third.Ī single up the middle scored Vancouver’s second run, but Schoenroth would get a strikeout to end the inning. got on the board in the first inning, using a lead-off bunt and a short-hop single into left field to get runners to first and second. The All Stars committed a total of 10 errors in their opening contest against B.C.’s Vancouver Little Mountain Little League and would go on to drop a 15-5 decision at the beautiful Rose Diamond in Calgary.ī.C. The Moose Jaw All Stars will be hoping they managed to all their defensive miscues out of their system in their first game at the Little League Canadian Regional championship on Thursday afternoon.

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