Shakopee Indians Baseball

Minnesota Amateur Baseball State Champions 1940, 1959, 2009, 2010

ST. PAUL RIVER PIRATES (3) AT SHAKOPEE INDIANS (12)

 

ST. PAUL RIVER PIRAT AB  R  H BI  SHAKOPEE INDIANS     AB  R  H BI

Brady Johnson         4  0  1  1  Mark Dolenc           4  1  1  0 

Dan Zieman            3  0  1  1  Zach Bohar            4  1  2  2 

Cory Quinlan          3  0  0  0  Aaron Olson           3  1  1  1 

Matt Kelly            3  0  1  0  Zak Hoffman           4  0  1  1 

Ty Vincent            2  1  1  0  Troy Wasiloski        4  2  3  0 

A Engswick            3  1  1  0  Pat Lenton            4  1  1  0 

B Engswick            3  0  1  0  Brannon Weigel        3  4  2  1 

Ryan Winter           3  0  1  0  Chris Rupert          4  1  2  2 

A Flanagan            3  1  1  1  Greg Campbell         3  1  2  5 

TOTALS               27  3  8  3  TOTALS               33 12 15 12

 

ST. PAUL RIVER PIRATES        000 030 0 -- 3 

SHAKOPEE INDIANS              030 423 x -- 12

 

LOB--ST. PAUL RIVER PIRATES 4, SHAKOPEE INDIANS 7. 2B--B

Engswick, Aaron Olson, Zach Bohar, Troy Wasiloski (2).

3B--Chris Rupert. HR--Greg Campbell. SACF--Greg Campbell.

 

 ST. PAUL RIVER PIRATES          IP    H    R   ER   BB   SO   HR

B Engswick (L)                 6.00   15   12    8    3    5    1

 SHAKOPEE INDIANS          

Chris Rupert (W)               7.00    8    3    3    1    8    0

 

SO--A Engswick, Ryan Winter (2), Matt Kelly, A Flanagan (2),

B Engswick (2), Mark Dolenc, Aaron Olson, Chris Rupert, Zak

Hoffman, Troy Wasiloski. BB--Ty Vincent, Mark Dolenc, Aaron

Olson, Brannon Weigel.

 

Team

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2

3

4

5

6

7

R

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E

L

St. Paul River Pirates

0

0

0

0

3

0

0

3

8

2

4

Shakopee Indians

0

3

0

4

2

3

-

12

15

0

7

WP: #10 Chris Rupert, LP: #29 B Engswick, SP: -

Shakopee Indians vs St. Paul River Pirates @ SPAMtown Challenge

Saturday June 28, 2014 2:30PM

A call for something to solve the offensive woes of the last 10 days was answered when Andy Gibbart showed up to coach third base.  After a quick 3-up, 3-down first inning for both teams, Gibby got the merry-go-round started in the 2nd inning and never stopped.

Friday's offensive star, Troy Wasiloski, started things off with a booming double.  Four consecutive singles followed and the Tribe found themselves with a 3-0 lead.  The first time that has been accomplished in 4 games.

Chris Rupert toed the rubber for the Indians and held St. Paul in check.  Except for some trouble in the 5th, Rupe was solid in a CG performance.

Five Indian hitters tallied multiple hits in this contest.  Greg Cambell "Soup" became the 4th Indians hitter with a round-tripper this year.  His wall scraper in the 6th capped the Indians offense.  Rupert showed all that hitting is not that difficult with two hits of his own including an RBI triple in the 5th.