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Brayden Pleau collected three hits in four at bats, as Green Bay Blue Ribbons defeated Kenosha Kings 6-2 on Sunday at Beaumont Field, Burlington, WI. Pleau doubled in the fourth inning, singled in the first inning, and singled in the sixth inning.
A single by Boone Kirst put Green Bay Blue Ribbons on the board in the top of the first.
Aaron Hurd homered to left field, which helped Kenosha Kings tie the game at one in the bottom of the first.
A fly out by Pleau gave Green Bay Blue Ribbons the lead, 2-1, in the top of the second.
Parker Lawson stepped on the mound first for Green Bay Blue Ribbons. The pitcher allowed four hits and one run over five innings, striking out five and walking one. Brandon Jeffery began the game for Kenosha Kings. The starter surrendered nine hits and five runs (four earned) over five innings, striking out two and walking two. Isaac Poehlman appeared in relief for Green Bay Blue Ribbons.
Green Bay Blue Ribbons piled up 12 hits in the game. Kirst, Pleau, and Alexi Phillips each drove in two runs for Green Bay Blue Ribbons. Zachary Grossman collected two hits for Green Bay Blue Ribbons in four at bats. Green Bay Blue Ribbons turned one double play in the game.
Ryne Lesnik set the tone at the top of the lineup, leading Kenosha Kings with two hits in three at bats. Hurd and Jacob Schlesselman were tough to handle back-to-back in the lineup, as each drove in one run for Kenosha Kings. Kenosha Kings turned one double play in the game.
Green Bay Blue Ribbons could not hold onto the lead against Kenosha Kings on Sunday at Beaumont Field, Burlington, WI and fell 10-8 despite leading by four at one point.
Despite the loss, Green Bay Blue Ribbons did collect nine hits in the high-scoring affair. Unfortunately, Kenosha Kings had 10 hits on the way to victory.
Kenosha Kings got on the board in the bottom of the first inning after AJ Orrico singled, scoring one run, and Jared Bujdos doubled, scoring two runs.
Green Bay Blue Ribbons flipped the game on its head in the top of the second, scoring six runs on six hits to take the lead, 6-3. The biggest blow in the inning was a single by Brayden Pleau that drove in two.
Green Bay Blue Ribbons added one run in the third. , making the score 7-3.
Kenosha Kings flipped the game on its head in the bottom of the fifth, scoring five runs on four hits to take the lead, 8-7. The biggest blow in the inning was a home run to right field by Ryne Lesnik that drove in two.
Easton Engel walked, which helped Green Bay Blue Ribbons tie the game at eight in the top of the sixth.
Kenosha Kings took the lead in the bottom of the sixth inning after Green Bay Blue Ribbons committed an error, and Bujdos grounded out, each scoring one run.
Brayden Steinbecker led things off on the bump for Green Bay Blue Ribbons. The pitcher allowed eight hits and seven runs (four earned) over four and two-thirds innings, striking out four and walking two. Joel Perry stepped on the bump first for Kenosha Kings. The hurler allowed seven hits and seven runs (zero earned) over four innings, striking out 10 and walking four.
Green Bay Blue Ribbons collected nine hits in the game. Pleau and Zolan Wyatt each collected two hits for Green Bay Blue Ribbons. Pleau went 2-for-4 at the plate and led the team with two runs batted in. Green Bay Blue Ribbons had patience at the plate, tallying six walks for the game. Boone Kirst and Engel led the team with two free passes each. Pleau stole two bases. Green Bay Blue Ribbons ran wild on the base paths, collecting four stolen bases for the game. Green Bay Blue Ribbons turned one double play in the game.
Kenosha Kings amassed 10 hits in the game. Bujdos led Kenosha Kings with three runs batted in. The center fielder went 1-for-3 on the day. Lesnik went 3-for-4 at the plate to lead Kenosha Kings in hits. Josh Kellogg and Orrico each collected multiple hits for Kenosha Kings.
