St. Clair Men’s Baseball Win at Humber Before Stoppage

Etobicoke, ON – The St. Clair College Men's Baseball team won 6-3 over Humber College (Etobicoke) to open a scheduled doubleheader Saturday afternoon before game two was halted due to an injury to the plate umpire.    

The Saints jumped ahead 4-0 in the second inning before letting Humber make it interesting at 4-3 in the fourth inning.  St. Clair freshman relief pitcher Tyler Brown-Amlin (Windsor, ON/Sandwich) was then called upon and responded with a clean sheet allowing just two hits while striking out three down the stretch in four innings pitched to claim the win.  St. Clair added two runs in the sixth inning to complete the scoring.  Catcher Henry Real (Panama City, Panama) supplied much of the offense with three hits for St. Clair to go with two rbi's.  Josh Anderson (Ajax, ON) and Carter Reh each stroked a double for the Saints adding to the offensive support. 

In game two St. Clair was trailing 2-1 in the fourth inning before a foul ball sidelined the plate umpire which suspended the contest.  He was tended to by the attending athletic therapists and is expected to make a full recovery.  The continuation of the game will be decided between the schools based on available space on their schedules later in the season. 

The Saints continue their GTA road trip with a doubleheader against Seneca College (North York) and the Audley Recreation Centre in Ajax starting at 12pm.