Due to Mequon city ordinances, the game between the Chinooks and Loggers had to be suspended. The contest was tied at four runs.

The game will continue on July 19 in La Crosse. It will begin in the top of the thirteenth inning.

Left fielder Michael Morman (Richmond) led the Chinooks and went 2-5 in the game. He drove in two runs as well.

In the first, Lakeshore put one run on the board. Center fielder Luke Meeteer (UW-Milwaukee) hit a single. He advanced to second on a wild pitch by Kevin Roy. Morman drove him in with a base hit.

La Crosse left fielder Nick Kanavas hit a leadoff single in the third. Chinooks starter Shaun Anderson (Florida) then issued a walk to Adrian Chacon. Kevin Zak hit a three-run homer off Anderson, and the Loggers led 3-1.

With two outs in the fourth, Brody Weiss hit a single. Kanavas had an RBI double that scored Weiss. La Crosse had a 4-1 advantage over Lakeshore.

After getting hit, Morman reached base again in the fourth. Blake Butler (College of Charleston) singled to center field. Morman advanced on a wild pitch and scored on base hit by Jake Noll (Florida Gulf Coast).

Catcher Zack Bowers (Georgia) walked to start the sixth inning. Third-year Chinooks infielder Ryan Krill (Michigan State) advanced on a fielder’s choice. Krill scored on another RBI single by Michael Morman.

In the eighth, the Chinooks tied the game at four on a Zack Bowers solo home-run.

The right-hander Anderson tossed six innings. In a no-decision, he gave up four runs off seven hits. He also had four strikeouts.

Lefty Cody Glenn (Lipscomb) pitched two shutout innings. He surrendered no hits and struck out one as well.

Northwoods League All-Star Andrew Elliott (Wright State) entered for the ninth. He pitched two scoreless innings and had four strikeouts. Right-hander Sterling Koerner (Florida Gulf Coast) tossed two solid innings, giving up a sole hit and struck out two.

Breckin Williams and Connor Baits combined for four scoreless innings for the Loggers.

The Chinooks will travel to play at Green Bay on Saturday (6:05 p.m.) and Sunday (5:05 p.m.). They have the day off on Monday, July 14, before starting a four-game home stand. Lakeshore will take on the Wisconsin Rapids Rafters and Green Bay Bullfrogs.

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