Northwoods Madison Mallards

Mallards Rebound to Win at Lakeshore

Published on June 9, 2022 under Northwoods League (Northwoods)
Madison Mallards News Release


Madison, WI - The Mallards snapped a two-game skid Thursday night with a commanding 5-2 victory over the Lakeshore Chinooks at Kapco Park.

Ryan O'Hara got the start in his second appearance of the season and induced weak contact in the first time and a half through the Chinooks order. O'Hara made quick friends with second baseman J.T. Mabry beginning in the 1st inning. Mabry was responsible for or took part in seven consecutive putouts including after a double from Lakeshore's Marcus Cline. Cline aggressively attempted to leg out a triple and Mabry fired a throw from right behind second base to cut him down. O'Hara (4.0 IP, 3 H) did not earn the decision while only throwing 34 pitches. Sam Vomhof, Justin Miller, and Bryce Woody would finish out the game for the Mallards, all allowing one run a piece. Woody had an electric fastball which consistently reached 92 MPH to mow down four Chinooks in his second save of the season. He did allow a few runners to reach in the bottom of the 9th but forced back-to-back groundouts to close out the win.

The Ducks get multi-hit games from leadoff man J.J. Rollon, catcher Josh Caron, third baseman Liam Moreno, and first baseman Christian Rivera. Javier Beal extended his hit streak to all nine games that he's played in for Madison. Although the Mallards didn't score more than two runs in an inning, they were able to string together hits to do just enough to fend off the Chinooks. Madison leaves 10 on base but has their second highest hit total of the season with 11.

The Mallards return home for a two-game series with Wausau at Warner Park beginning Friday night. Coverage of the game can be found under the Northwoods League Live Action tab at 6:35 PM.

Share: Facebook | Twitter/X | LinkedIn | Reddit | Email



Northwoods League Stories from June 9, 2022


The opinions expressed in this release are those of the organization issuing it, and do not necessarily reflect the thoughts or opinions of OurSports Central or its staff.

OurSports Central