Kingfish split four game series at Kalamazoo after 10-0 loss

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Published On: June 20th, 2024

KALAMAZOO, MI — Kenosha dropped an important game four against the Kalamazoo Growlers 10-0 as the Kingfish continue to chase their first ever NWL Great Lakes East division.

It was a forgettable game for the Kingfish.

Kenosha failed to score for the second time this series striking out times times in the ball game. Kenosha had only four hits on the ball game compared to the Growler’s 11.

Eli Cartwright had a rough 5th inning allowing 5 runs in the frame only acquiring one out before being pulled. His final line was 4.1 IP with 6 earned runs allowed.

Karter Wong was the only Kingfish with a multi-hit day going 2-3 on the night.

The Kingfish now stand third in the division 5 games back from the leading Rockford Rivets with 12 games left to play in the first half of the 2024 season.

Kenosha will face Kokomo for the first time this season tomorrow night at 6:35 p.m. Follow @Kenosha_Kingfish on X or watch the game on ESPN+ for updates.

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