By Devin Virissimo

Henderson, NV - In the second half of the double-header, the Coyotes looked to get to .500 against the Coyotes of Okanagan College.

Isaiah Blaylock took the hill and got off to a great start despite hitting the first batter of the first three innings.

After putting himself in early holes, he battled back and completely shut down the Coyotes from the North. He would strike out four batters in four complete innings of work and gave up the only 2 hits in the game.

Okanagan was forced to pull their starting pitcher due to injury after the first batter he faced got on via an error.

The pitcher who was cold off the bench would walk his second and third batter and then give up an RBI single to Dillon Johnson.

Jordan Macias would then step up to the plate with the bases loaded and smack the first pitch he saw into deep left center for a bases clearing double.

Following up a hot first inning, Jay Martz' ground ball would induce an error and send him over to third to lead off the second.
He would then score on a wild pitch.

Johnson would walk and bring up the designated hitter Jason Wallace.

Wallace would punish a hanging curveball as he sent it about 390 feet over the left center field wall to extend the Coyote lead to seven.

After four shutout innings from Blaylock, the utility man Joey O'Brien came out of the pen and continued the on-hill dominance.

O' Brien struck out three in the fifth, two in the sixth, and two more in the seventh. Okanagan had no answer from the man from Japan.

O' Brien would then hand the ball over to Tyce O' Neill to complete the game for CSN.

The Coyotes would tack on one more to their total in the bottom of the eighth while O' Neill would strikeout all three batters in the top of the ninth to take the win and bring the Coyotes to an even 7-7 record.

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