With a week-long break between games the Indians were able to bring Jacob Doyle to the mound which always gives the team a chance to win no matter who the opponent is. It had already been a tough weekend for Nanaimo as they had lost a DH to 2nd place Cloverdale the previous day and then were whipped on a mercy shortened game by the Vancouver Mounties just prior to facing the Indians. Tri City jumped out to a 3-0 lead in the bottom of 2 when Alan walked and Jacob Doyle singled. Aaron then drove in Alan with an RBI double and Riley singled to plate Doyle. Jacob Simms drove in Riley on a 6-3 ground out and the Indians led 3-0 after 2. The Pirates clawed their way back into it when Aaron lost a fly ball in LF and then that was followed with another infield error to allow the visitors to narrow the gap to 3-2. The Indians got an unearned run of their own in the bottom of 4 to move ahead 4-2 after 4. Doyle was settling in nicely and the locals added another run in the 5th when Coleton singled and was doubled in by Kyle and Tri-City led 5-2 after 5. Doyle finished his pitch count after 5 1/3 and gave way to Jordan who came in throwing hard and set down all 3 Pirates hitters he faced before giving way to Alan who closed the deal. The Indians tacked on 3 insurance runs in the bottom of 6 highlighted an RBI single from Riley and a perfect squeeze bunt executed by Coleton. Final score Tri City-8 Nanaimo-2