'Hawks fall to Storm for third loss in-a-row
LAKE ELSINORE, Calif. - Joel Diaz evened the score with his RBI-double in the fourth inning, but the Lake Elsinore Storm quickly pulled away and beat the JetHawks, 4-1, on Friday night at The Diamond. The loss dropped the JetHawks (9-7, 43-41) back into a first-place tie in the second-half
LAKE ELSINORE, Calif. -
The loss dropped the JetHawks (9-7, 43-41) back into a first-place tie in the second-half standings with the Storm (9-7, 44-40).
The Storm crossed the plate first in the second inning when
Diaz's double tied the game in the fourth inning but Lancaster was unable to manage any further offense.
The Storm untied the game quickly against starter Lucas Gilbreath (3-6). Luis Campusano and Arias started the inning with singles and Rosario delivered a hit to score Campusano. Arias scored on a Jack Suwinski ground ball.
Gilbreath allowed another run in the fifth. In all he allowed four runs (three earned) over six innings. He allowed six hits, struck out three and walked four.
The JetHawks will try to avoid a sweep in the series finale on Saturday evening at 6 p.m. Will Gaddis will start for the JetHawks opposite left-hander