Westfield-The Native Westfield, Jake Jachym (Keene State Owls), launched seven two-ball entrances and Iona Gael Cole Silvia had three times and led in three runs, while Westfield Starfires defeated Nashua Silver Knights 6-2 on Tuesday night at Bullns Field.
Starfires reach 7-16 of the season after winning a Nashua squad that had won six of his last seven in the direction of the game. The silver knights fall to 12-10.
After a first -off entry, the north product -East, Anthony Ruggiero, directed the second background with a single as the first basis of the game. Jonathan Chatfield, by Kenene State, walked and a ball of land gently moved the two runners to the marker position.
Silvia was on the side and cut off a lens on the third. Wilton’s native, Connecticut, passed the launch to Primera and to complicate the affairs for Nashua, the ball was put on the right field and the starfires won two races at the single entrance and the launch error.
Meanwhile, Jachym on the Hill for the Starfires seemed increasing the 2025 pitcher at the Little East conference that won this spring, starting the first two entries with three attacks.
However, on the third, the Silver Knights labeled it for one, followed by another single that hit the outside field, marking the runner from the first with the error, as Nashua cut the vacuum 2-1.
In the fourth, the starfires added insurance after the start of the silver Knights land ball. Westfield took advantage of Misplay a few batters later when Silvia delivered a double two to the right -wing field to mark the third starfire race.
Nashua came out again at the top of the fifth with a double two followed by a single in a ball so slightly out of the extent of menzel in summary. With the runner in the contact score, the Silver Knights cut their deficit at 3-2.
Jachym continued to roll, and at the end of the sixth, his companions gave him even more a pillow. The Starfires sent nine players to the dish three times: a double of Chatfield, who then returned home through a wild terrain, a single scoring from Silvia and a simple RBI of the Boston College product, John Mass. Along with the help of Nashua, who made the fifth mistake and gave Westfield two free steps, the starfires doubled their total of 6-2.
Starfires kept their 6-2 lead in the ninth, closing the Nashua violation completely, as the silver knights had a basic sun at the last three entrances, which took a kick in the seventh place. Stonehill’s Tanyon Weber was next to the ninth place, and the Starfires started the week on the right with a victory in Bullns.
Silvia has gone through 5 by 7 in her last two games with a triple and a double, getting five RBI. It has raised its average battle of .143 A .257 with its two most recent performances. Mass was 2 by 5 with an RBI, and both Chatfield and Ohio Bobcat Alex Benevento scored twice. Starfires had multiple runners at the base at five of the entrances.
Jachym’s final statistics were seven entrances, six times, five attacks and zero walks. The third year Starfire becomes the first pitcher in the history of the franchise to reach 10 career wins with the team. Weber launched the eighth and ninth Jachym entry, leaving his era 3.00 in nine tickets on the climb.
Starfires will return to Bullns Field on June 24 for a match against new British bees for Bark in the Park Night and a gift from Tito’s Dog Bandana presented by MGT Bank. The first launch is scheduled for 6.30pm
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