Key Agency at Kimberlin Roofing

Englewood, Florida: The was one lone game on the schedule Saturday night as Key Agency faced off against Kimberlin Roofing in the final game before Spring Break. In a game that saw a total of 19 runs posted on the scoreboard, it was Key Agency who cruised to a 14-5 win.

Key Agency capitalized on control problems from Kimberlin’s starting pitcher. Zachary Connor walked the bases loaded and then issued three bases loaded passes to give Key Agency a 3-0 lead. 

Kimberlin bounced back in the bottom of the first, collecting a pair of runs to pull within a run of the lead. Jeremy Williams and Connor delivered back to back walks to lead off the inning. They both scored on an RBI triple by Carson Moore to make it 3-2.

Key Agency countered with seven runs in the second inning. Two runs scored on an RBI single by MJ Patrick and two more on a double by Gabe Todaro. Sam Sheidy also collected an RBI in his first base hit of the season. Combine these hits with a couple bases loaded walks the Key Agency jumped out to a 10-2 lead.

Kimberlin answered by posting a few more runs in the bottom of the second, bringing the score to 10-5.

Key Agency once again took advantage of their opponent inability to find the strike zone as they loaded the bases with walks and then walked in for more runs to give them the 14-5 margin of victory.

Jake Patrick picked up the win for Key Agency while Connor was charged with the loss.

Click on the photo above to view my Key Agency/Kimberlin Roofing photo gallery.

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