Twins edge AA Lakers in 10 innings
Glacier Twins' shortstop Mason Peters (8) snags a high throw as Kalispell Lakers AA's Grady Drish (5) steals second at Griffin Field on Friday, May 27. (Casey Kreider/Daily Inter Lake)
Glacier Twins' Kellen Kroger (7) dives back into first base after a pick off attempt against the Kalispell Lakers AA at Griffin Field on Friday, May 27. (Casey Kreider/Daily Inter Lake)
Glacier Twins starting pitcher Mikey Glass (12) delivers in the first inning to Kalispell Lakers AA batter Ostyn Brennan (10) at Griffin Field on Friday, May 27. (Casey Kreider/Daily Inter Lake)
Glacier Twins third baseman Hayden Meehan (4) charges after a bunt but holds on to the throw against the Kalispell Lakers AA at Griffin Field on Friday, May 27. (Casey Kreider/Daily Inter Lake)
Kalispell Lakers AA shortstop Gage Brink (3) fires across the diamond for an out in the first inning against the Glacier Twins at Griffin Field on Friday, May 27. (Casey Kreider/Daily Inter Lake)
Glacier Twins' AC Chilson (17) connects for a single against the Kalispell Lakers AA at Griffin Field on Friday, May 27. (Casey Kreider/Daily Inter Lake)
Kalispell Lakers AA's Haiden Bunyea (12) congratulates Kostya Hoffman (4) after Hoffman scored on a sacrifice fly by Elijah Owens (17) against the Glacier Twins at Griffin Field on Friday, May 27. (Casey Kreider/Daily Inter Lake)
Kalispell Lakers AA starting pitcher Max Holden (15) delivers to Glacier Twins leadoff batter Mason Peters (8) in the first inning at Griffin Field on Friday, May 27. (Casey Kreider/Daily Inter Lake)
Glacier Twins starting pitcher Mikey Glass (12) delivers in the first inning to Kalispell Lakers AA batter Ostyn Brennan (10) at Griffin Field on Friday, May 27. (Casey Kreider/Daily Inter Lake)
Kalispell Lakers AA second baseman Ostyn Brennan (10) fires to first to complete an inning-ending double play in the fifth against the Glacier Twins at Griffin Field on Friday, May 27. Sliding into second is the Twins' Mason Peters (8). (Casey Kreider/Daily Inter Lake)
Dayne Tu’s RBI double in the 10th inning broke a 2-2 tie, and the Glacier Twins scored a 4-2 win over the Kalispell AA Lakers Friday at Griffin Field.
Tu’s two-bagger drove in Hayden Meehan, who’d singled. After a Lakers error, Mason Peters drove in Tu with a single for the game’s final run.
The Lakers led 2-0 in the fourth, when Max Holden walked, move to second on Kostya Hoffman’s single, stole third and scored on an overthrow. Elijah Owens followed with a sacrifice fly that scored Hoffman.
Meehan’s RBI single in the eighth inning and Peter’s base hit that scored Owen Shilling in the ninth knotted the game.
The Twins got some excellent pitching to improve to 9-1. Mikey Glass threw four innings, scattering two hits and three walks. He gave up both runs and struck out three.
Meehan got the win with six innings of three-hit relief. He walked one and struck out seven. He worked around an error and single in the 10th, with the game ending on an unsuccessful steal.
Holden was equally good for the Lakers (13-6), with seven innings of five-hit ball. He walked no one, gave up one unearned run and struck out five.
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Mikey Glass, Hayden Meehan (5) and AC Chilton. Max Holden, Asher Baines (8), Nic Gustafson (10) and
GLACIER TWINS — Mason Peters 2-6, Glass 2-6, Jake McInytre 0-5, Meehan 2-4, Kellen Kroger 1-5, Dayne Tu 2-5, Owen Shilling 0-3, Josiah Ruther 0-3, Matthew Mitts 0-1, Talon Murphy 0-1, Chilton 1-5.
LAKERS AA — Gage Brink 1-4, Ostyn Brennan 2-5, Holden 0-4, Kostya Hoffman 3-5, Elijah Owens 0-3, Haiden Buneay 0-4, Grady Drish 0-3, Kane Morisaki 0-2, Jackson Nelson 1-4.
2B — Tu. RBIs — Peters 2, Meehan, tu, Owens.
