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Six seed Winslow in Class B trying to upset number three John Bapst.
Great pitching early from Max Andrews. He struck out the side in the top of the 1st to start the Crusaders off on the right foot.
Bottom half, Shawn Curran up with one out. He grounds to second, an awkward throw goes over the head of Zach Guptill at first. Winslow would get out of the inning without giving up a run. But John Bapst wins this one, 6-2. They'll play Waterville in the Semifinals.
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