On a beautiful Saturday afternoon, Mayde Creek hosted Seven Lakes in a non-district game. The Rams had two big innings to ensure a 12-2 victory.

Seven Lakes jumped out to a 1-0 lead on a two-out rally as Cutter McCue had an RBI, bringing in Anthony Montalbano.

The Spartans held the lead for one inning until Mayde Creek went on a two-run rally. Tyler Wright reached base on an error, then Chad Berkman hit a long ball to bring in Wright for a 2-1 lead.

Two innings later, the Rams took the lead by starting the inning with a walk, then a sacrifice bunt, and an RBI hit from Colby Harvey.

Seven Lakes wasn’t going anywhere as they scored a run in the top of fifth to tie it at 2.

The Rams’ first big inning was the bottom of the fifth.

Ryan Cook started with a hit. Zachery Chirtos walked and Michael Toth moved them over with a sacrifice bunt. William Handlin reached on a fielder’s choice, scoring the first run of the inning, and on an error from the Spartans, Mayde Creek scored another again.

Jared Dawkins continued the rally with a hit. A squeeze attempt scored another Ram run and the fourth run of the inning crossed the plate before the third out, for a 6-2 lead.

The very next inning matched the fifth as Mayde Creek scored six runs to invoke the mercy rule.

With one out, Cook got a hit and Chirtos doubled. Toth followed wit a double scoring the two boys on base. Handlin and Dawkins kept knocking the ball and Zachery Herbrich ripped a double to score another run.

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