DRS Baseball: Veseli downs Faribault 7-1.

The Lakers coming off a big win over Hastings on Sunday were looking to build some momentum. Veseli had other ideas defeating their DRS rival on Wednesday night in Veseli.

 The Lakers jumped out to a 1-0 lead as Drew Conrad tripled down the right field line and scored on a Aiden Tobin sacrifice fly.

The Warriors countered as Matt Perkinson's two out single cashed in a lead off walk. Two batters  later, Michael Bruner singled to score Perkinson to give the Warriors a 2-1 lead after an inning.

In the Veseli second inning, Ethan Paler was hit by a pitch with one out. On a delay steal, Paler ended up on third on a throwing error. Kyle Carlberg then singled to drive in Paler.

Veseli added to the lead in the fourth as an infield single by Perkinson drove in his second run of the night.

A throwing error in the last of the fifth advanced Plaer to second. Carlberg drove him in with a bloop double to make it 5-1.

In the seventh it Pater singling in a run and Carlberg driving in his third run of the night with a double to bump the lead to 7-1.



Jamie's Deliverymen of the Game.

1. Kyle Carlberg- Veseli. Carlberg went 4-4 with a walk and three runs driven in to lead the Warriors attack

2. Sam Gilles- Veseli. Gilles held the Lakers to one run on seven hits, walking one and striking out for in eight innings to pick up the win.

3. Drew Conrad- Faribault. Conrad went 3-4 with two doubles and a triple that led to the only Lakers run of the night.











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