Vancouver, WA -  Clark baseball team defeated Clackamas 9-3 on a brisk Monday afternoon in the final game of their four-game series.

From the onset, Clark exhibited their offensive prowess, with Evan McGuire leading the charge in the first inning, capitalizing on an error to score the opening run. Clackamas responded with determination, tying the game in the fourth inning after a series of walks and hits.

However, Clark quickly regained their momentum, igniting a powerful offensive surge in the seventh inning. The bats came alive as they amassed six runs, taking advantage of errors and wild pitches to seize control of the game. Quentin Anguay and Jewell Williams proved pivotal, delivering crucial hits to drive in runs and extend Clark's lead.

On the mound, Brock Roundy provided a solid start for Clark, going five innings and allowing three runs while striking out three. Nicolo Guevara and Bryce Dodge stepped in to close out the game, stifling Clackamas' attempts at a comeback with their stellar pitching.

Defensively, Clark showcased their resilience, withstanding Clackamas' offensive pressure and capitalizing on opportunities to shut down scoring chances.

Despite Clackamas' efforts, including a pitching change in the middle innings, they struggled to contain Clark's relentless offense and fell short in their attempts to mount a comeback.

With this victory, Clark improves to a 2-2 record in the season, while Clackamas drops to 2-2. Clark will look to build on this momentum as they continue their campaign, buoyed by their impressive display of teamwork and determination.

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