In the rubber match of the 3 game series, the Indians sent co-ace Jacob Doyle to the bump.  Despite a "postage-stamp" strike zone, Jacob was flawless in leading the locals to a 10-0 {5 inning mercy} over the White Rock Tritons to take 2 of 3 from their opponents over the weekend series. Indians tallied a solo run in the bottom of the 1st when Kyle Stubbins, who had walked scored, on an RBI single from Alan Selman-Branston. Tritons starter Sam Shoemaker struggled with the tight strike zone in the bottom of 2, walking both opposing pitcher Doyle and then Lucas Ciachurski. With 2 outs, Kyle Stubbins lined one up the middle that the Tritons 2B was unable to handle, allowing both Doyle and Lucas to score; boosting the Indians lead to 3-0 after 2. In the 3rd inning both Dray and Selman-Branston scored to boost the Tri-City lead to 5-0 and Doyle continued to shut down the White Rock hitters. In the bottom of 4, Stubbins was hit by a pitch and came around to score on a 2 run jack off the bat of the new #3 hitter; Jordan Dray. Finally in the bottom of the 5th the Indians put the game away with another 3 runs, with the key hits being a 2B from Riley Engleson and a 2 run RBI single from Jordan. This gave the Indians the 10 run victory featuring a 2 hitter from winning pitcher Jacob Doyle in the 5 inning mercy game victory. This raised the Indians record to 16-5 good enough for 2nd place in the very competitive BC Minor Bantam AAA league. Next up for the Indians is the always tough Aldergrove Dodgers at home on Thursday next week.