BRAINERD — Justin Walters doubled, drove in two runs and scored himself to lead the Central Lakes College Raiders to a 6-4 come-from-behind victory over Itasca Monday, March 31.
Ethan Guck also drove in two runs as CLC used a five-run fifth inning to overcome a 4-1 deficit.
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Walters also pitched the victory. He allowed one hit and one walk and struck out two in three innings of relief. Sebastian Bark started for the Raiders. He allowed four earned runs on six hits and two walks. He struck out three over four innings.
Central Lakes College’s shortstop Taevyn Brown prepares to field the ball against Itasca on Monday, March 31, 2025, in Brainerd.
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CLC’s Kadin Bellinger and Atreyu Marcelo drove in the other runs.
In a 10-3 nightcap loss, Logan Huss went 2-3 with two RBIs and Marcelo collected two hits and a run. Taevyn Brown drove in a run and John Cromwell doubled for the Raiders.
Isaiah Usher was tagged with the loss. He allowed six runs, three earned, on four hits and four walks. He struck out four in four innings.
Itasca’s Raydl Torees went 4-5 with two doubles, a triple, four RBIs and two runs scored.
Central Lakes College head coach Blaine Hardy talks with Ateyu Marcelo between innings against Itasca on Monday, March 31, 2025, in Brainerd.
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