A difficult week for the Royal Chevrolet of Repentigny

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Indeed, the game was tied 1-1 until Raphaël Picard hit a single allowing Hugues Marineau to score the winning run in the bottom of the sixth inning.

Nathan Morency (1-0) gets the win on the mound after allowing no runs on three hits in two innings of work.

On the Repentigny side, the loss goes to Alexis Bergeron (0-1) who still did very well by giving up two runs, only one of which is earned on his record on two hits in addition to striking out four batters in six innings on the mound.

The Baseball Academy of Canada wins its first game

On Sunday, May 28, the ABC 16U team played its first game in the Brulotte circuit and they did well by winning by a score of 8 to 5 against the Royal Chevrolet of Repentigny.

Although Repentigny had the lead until the very end, the young prospects of the ABC opened the machine in the seventh by scoring four points.

The CBA completed the game with 10 hits, including Alexandre Giguère’s two-run home run, which ended the game with a 2-for-3 record, one run scored and two RBIs. Gabriel Blanco also had a great game hitting two in three appearances in the batting box in addition to scoring one run and producing two.

In defeat, Benjamin Sauvé did well with two hits, two runs scored and two RBIs.

The victory is credited to Adam Nasrallah (1-0) who allowed one run, one hit and one walk in addition to striking out four batters in three innings of work. On the side of the Royal, the defeat goes to Stryker Sieb (0-1) who being in his second appearance in relief this season.

Victorious comeback of the Orioles who claim victory at the Royal

The Royal Chevrolet of Repentigny led 7 to 4 at the end of the sixth inning over the Montreal Orioles, before they completed a late comeback to finally win 8 to 7, Thursday night, at Gary-Carter Stadium.

At the end of the sixth, Yohan Quintal first narrowed the gap to two points with a sacrifice ball. Then, on their last at bat in the seventh, the Orioles took advantage of an Anthony Lucas option and a Steven Bonilla-Montoya double to tie the game 7-7 and force an eighth inning.

And after stopping the Royal from scoring in the top of the eighth, Montreal solidified their comeback once at bat. Emric Ferland took advantage of an error by the Royal’s pitcher to go to first base when the bases were loaded, which allowed Guillaume Dugas to cross home plate.

Anthony Lucas previously hit a three-run homer in the first inning for the Orioles, ending his night with four RBIs. On the Repentigny side, we note three hits and two RBIs for Adam Meilleur.

Louis-Maxime Morin (1-0), relieved as fourth pitcher of the game for the Orioles, got the victory by brilliantly pitching two and a third innings, allowing only one hit and striking out five batters of three strikes. For Repentigny, Olivier St-Amand (0-1) is debited with the loss, after giving up two earned runs on four hits, in one and two-thirds inning. (PC) (Source LBJEQ)