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to give Rappahannock the lead it would never relinquish. In the bottom of the third inning, Rappahannock pushed five runs across to lead 6-0. In the bottom of the fourth inning Rappahannock scored three quick runs to lead 9-0 with no outs and still had the bases loaded. Chris Garcia entered as a pinch hitter and singled home two runs to push Rappahannock to 11-0, which ended the game by slaughter rule.

Leading the Rappahannock offensive attack was Patrick Hanberry with a triple and two singles; John Lezcano with two singles; Coy Ferrell with two singles; Evan Espinola with a double; Matt Case with a single; and Chris Garcia with a single.

Fourth round

In the fourth round Rappa

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