Dylan Mazoch doubled in the winning run in the top of the eighth, earning Waterloo a 6-5 win.
THUNDER BAY – Cole Ketzner says the Thunder Bay Border Cats need to do a better job of finishing off their opponents.
Thunder Bay loaded the bases with one out in the second, but came away empty, Waterloo starter Evan Morrison settling down to strike out Urlaub and got Lucas Terilli to ground out to second. The Bucks didn’t do a much better job plating runs when they had the chance, also stranding 11 base runners in the contest.Waterloo catcher Zachary Mazoch, drilled the first pitch he saw in the top of the eighth, his first at bat of the contest, off the wall in right, scoring Jay Williams, who started the frame on second base, a Northwoods League rule in extra innings designed to prevent lengthy games.
The Bucks added two more in the second, fuelled by one-out solo shot off the bat of Larry Edwards. Add in a couple of walks and an RBI single by Moore and Waterloo led 3-1. Kooper Schulte doubled in another run in the fourth.
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