Game Story

Knights Baseball faced a strong OC Cats club Tuesday night at Hart Park, with the matchup providing valuable work against a high-caliber opponent and several encouraging performances on both sides of the ball.

Joshua Sanchez delivered in some of the biggest offensive moments for the Knights, finishing 2-for-3 and driving in all four of the Knights' runs. Sanchez came through early to help put the Knights on the board and continued to produce with runners in scoring position.

Tyler Gingras helped set the table throughout the game, collecting two hits and scoring twice. His ability to get on base created opportunities for the middle of the Knights' lineup. Gingras also showed his speed and aggressiveness on the bases by stealing a base.

Aaron Rojas put together one of the Knights' most complete performances of the night. Rojas collected two hits at the plate before giving the Knights two scoreless innings on the mound. He struck out three, did not issue a walk, and kept a talented lineup off the scoreboard throughout his appearance.

Bryant Poland also gave the Knights two productive innings on the mound. Although three runs crossed during his outing, none were earned. Poland struck out three and continued to give the Knights valuable innings against a quality offensive club.

The Knights showed stretches of quality baseball throughout the night and continued to gain important experience against strong competition. The opportunity to compete against a team of this caliber provided meaningful work as the Knights continue developing throughout the fall.

The published 10-4 result reflects the competitive portion of the game. Additional developmental innings were played, and individual player statistics include that extended work.