Key Agency vs Lemon Bay Funeral Home

Englewood, Florida: Little League fans were treated with an old fashion shoot-out on Tuesday night as Key Agency picked up a comeback win over Lemon Bay Funeral Home. Key Agency watched an early lead disappeared but managed to rally late to improve to 2-0 on the season.

After starting the game off with a 1-2-3 inning, the Key Agency offense went to work in the bottom of the first to gain an early lead. Lead-off hitter Jake Patrick drew a walk to open up the frame. He later scored on a RBI double by Nick George to put Key Agency ahead by one. George later scored on a wild pitch to increase the lead to 2-0.

From there, the Lemon Bay Funeral Home offense went to work, putting 7 unanswered runs on the scoreboard in the next three frames to make it 6-2.

But Key Agency would not stay down for long as they came together to score six runs in the bottom of the fourth to regain the lead. Lemon Bay Funeral Home’s reliever struggled with control, issuing a few bases loaded walks combined with some timely hitting and Key Agency grabbed a slim one run lead.

They didn’t need much as Cody Mayes was lights out in relief. He kept Lemon Bay Funeral Home hitters at bay to ensure the win. Key Agency picked up an insurance run in the form of an RBI double by George in the bottom of the fifth to give them a 9-7 win.

Key Agency will face the defending league champion Labadie Construction on Thursday night at Englewood Sports Complex.

Click on the photo above to view my Key Agency/Lemon Bay Funeral Home photo gallery.

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