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NTL BASEBALL: TROY POUNDS OUT WIN OVER NP-MANSFIELD (2024-05-09)

Northern Tier Sports Report
MANSFIELD — Troy’s magic number is down to one after their 13-4 win over NP-Mansfield in NTL baseball action Thursday.

The Trojans are one win away from clinching an NTL Division-I title and have two games to do it, traveling to Sayre on Friday.


On Thursday they jumped out with three runs in the second. NPM out scored them 2-1 in the third, but Troy out scored them 2-1 in the fourth to take a 6-3 lead.


A 5-run fifth gave the Trojans some breathing room, and after a scoreless sixth they out scored NPM 2-1 in the seventh for the 9-run win.


“A great team win,” said Troy coach Lyle Wesneski. “We dodged the rain and was able to get it in - everyone contributed tonight and our pitching and defense was excellent.”


They finished with 14 hits on the day and no errors as Brendan Gilliland (3-for-4) had two doubles, 2-RBI, and two runs scored, while Camryn Harwick (3-for-4) scored a run and drove one in.


Mason Smith (2-for-5) had 2-RBI with three runs scored, as Reed Palmer (2-for-5) also had 2-RBI.


Lincoln Chimics (1-for-3) scored twice with Clayton Smith (1-for-4) scoring twice, and driving in a run. Joseph Frye (1-for-4) crossed home, with Jackson Taylor scoring and driving in a run.


Camden Allen would cross home, as well.


Harwick got the win, going four innings with eight strikeouts, four walks, four hits, and three runs, two of them earned. 


Allen went the final three innings with two strikeouts, two walks, two hits, and one earned run.


Cooper Shaw (2-for-3) had 2-RBI to lead NP-Mansfield, while Alex Davis took the loss, going three innings with one strikeout, two walks, six hits and four earned runs.


Troy (13-4) has three games left - Sayre Friday, Midd-West Saturday, and CV in their season finale at home on Tuesday.


“We just need to focus on playing team baseball and play for each other,” said Wesneski. “We are taking things one day at a time - control what you can control.”


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