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Cape baseball hits and hangs on for 8-7 home win over Indian River

May 13, 2013
Cape's Jon Jon Warren went yard with a home run in the win over the Indians. BY DAN COOK
Cape first baseman David Kwan gets ready for an Indians batter. BY DAN COOK
Senior third baseman Adam Marcinizyn charges an Indians dribbler. BY DAN COOK
Cape starting pitcher Tucker Nickerson delivers to the plate. BY DAN COOK
Diaz Nardo gets a hit. BY DAN COOK
Cape catcher Brandon Keller looks to the coach for a play. BY DAN COOK
Adam Marcinizyn gets a hit. BY DAN COOK
D.D. Gooch gets a hit in the win over the Indians. BY DAN COOK
Adam Marcinizyn throws to first. BY DAN COOK
D.D. Gooch slides into third but is called out. BY DAN COOK
Diaz Nardo throws to third. BY DAN COOK

Jon Jon Warren cracked two home runs and had four RBIs, and they were all needed as the Cape baseball team notched a necessary home win May 9 at Chris Short Field 8-7 over visiting Indian River.

Cape used four pitchers in the victory, starting with lefty Tucker Nickerson, who went four innings, yielding a run, then gave way to Tyler Clendaniel, Griffin Kammerer and Kai Vitella, who each pitched an inning of relief.

Kammerer was 3 for 4 with a double and a run scored.

The victory improved Cape to an 8-6 record with a four-game week to close out the season.  Cape will host Seaford, 0-12, Monday, May 13, then play at Woodbridge, 5-9, Tuesday, May 14.  The Vikings return home to play Delmarva Christian, 4-9, Wednesday, May 15, before closing the season Friday, May 17, at Saint Mark's, 9-6.

 

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