
Catcher Willie MacIver and Cole Galvagno get ready to celebrate Gold's 11-2 win in the Purple and Gold World Series.
Gold Squad Claims Purple & Gold World Series With 11-2 Romp
October 26, 2017 | Baseball
SEATTLE  –  The Gold squad used a five-run first inning and four-run second to propel themselves to a runaway 11-2 victory over Purple in game two of the annual Purple and Gold World Series Thursday at Husky Ballpark. Gold also won the first game of the series, 6-3, on Tuesday.
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Willie MacIver, Jack Johnson and Jonathan Schiffer had three hits apiece to pace the Gold's 17-hit attack.
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The offensive outpouring helped propel Stevie Emanuels to a victory on the mound. The freshman allowed five hits and two runs over four innings.
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MacIver got the offense going for the Gold squad in the first with a three-run homer to give the visiting team a 3-0 lead before an out was even recorded. They would tack on a run on a RBI double by freshman Kaiser Weiss and RBI single from freshman Noah Hsue.
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Sophomore Christian Jones kept the good times rolling for the Gold squad with a three-run homer and Johnson followed Jones with a solo shot to make the score 9-1.
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Weiss would add on a two run single in the fifth inning to give him three RBI on the day.
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The Purple squad had six hits and got on the board in the first and second innings.
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Braiden Ward walked in the first, stole second and eventually scored on a two-out double by Mason Cerrillo. Ward drove home the other run for Purple with a RBI single, scoring Nick Roberts from third with two outs in the second.
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Gold earns the crown as Fall Ball champions of the Purple and Gold World Series, but the two team will play again tomorrow at 4:20 p.m.
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Gold 11, Purple 2
GOLD       540    020    –-       11      17       1
PURP       110    000    –-        2      6       0
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GOLD: Stevie Emanuels, Jack Enger (5), Cole Galvagno (6) and Willie MacIver; GOLD: Jordan Jones, Cole Eigenhuis (2), Channing Nesbitt (2), Lucas Knowles (2), Alex Hardy (5) and Michael Petrie, Nick Kahle. W – Emanuels. L – J. Jones. Sv – none. HR – GOLD: Willie MacIver, Christian Jones, Jack Johnson. 3B – none. 2B – GOLD: KJ Brady (2), Kaiser Weiss, Noah Hsue, MacIver (2); PURPLE: Mason Cerrillo.
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Willie MacIver, Jack Johnson and Jonathan Schiffer had three hits apiece to pace the Gold's 17-hit attack.
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The offensive outpouring helped propel Stevie Emanuels to a victory on the mound. The freshman allowed five hits and two runs over four innings.
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MacIver got the offense going for the Gold squad in the first with a three-run homer to give the visiting team a 3-0 lead before an out was even recorded. They would tack on a run on a RBI double by freshman Kaiser Weiss and RBI single from freshman Noah Hsue.
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Sophomore Christian Jones kept the good times rolling for the Gold squad with a three-run homer and Johnson followed Jones with a solo shot to make the score 9-1.
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Weiss would add on a two run single in the fifth inning to give him three RBI on the day.
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The Purple squad had six hits and got on the board in the first and second innings.
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Braiden Ward walked in the first, stole second and eventually scored on a two-out double by Mason Cerrillo. Ward drove home the other run for Purple with a RBI single, scoring Nick Roberts from third with two outs in the second.
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Gold earns the crown as Fall Ball champions of the Purple and Gold World Series, but the two team will play again tomorrow at 4:20 p.m.
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Gold 11, Purple 2
GOLD       540    020    –-       11      17       1
PURP       110    000    –-        2      6       0
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GOLD: Stevie Emanuels, Jack Enger (5), Cole Galvagno (6) and Willie MacIver; GOLD: Jordan Jones, Cole Eigenhuis (2), Channing Nesbitt (2), Lucas Knowles (2), Alex Hardy (5) and Michael Petrie, Nick Kahle. W – Emanuels. L – J. Jones. Sv – none. HR – GOLD: Willie MacIver, Christian Jones, Jack Johnson. 3B – none. 2B – GOLD: KJ Brady (2), Kaiser Weiss, Noah Hsue, MacIver (2); PURPLE: Mason Cerrillo.
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