Friday, Oct. 7 @ Queen's – Game 1
Waterloo 16, Queen's 0

Waterloo travelled to Queen's on Friday and came away with a convincing 16-0 victory in game one of the double header.  Waterloo pounded out 16 hits in the five inning shortened game. 

Waterloo jumped out to a 5-0 lead in the top of the first inning and never looked back.  Offensively the Warriors were led by Craig Vanooteghem (Kitchener/) who had two hits, including a homerun and five RBI. 

Greg Cohen (Toronto/) added three hits and three RBI while Ben Tinklin (Kitchener/) chipped in with two hits, including his fourth home run of the season.  Dave Allen and Ben Norris (Waterloo/) also had two hits and Norris chipped in with three RBI.  Starter Brandon Beattie (St. Catharines/) went four shutout innings to pick up the win.  Beattie allowed only three hits and he struck out three.

Friday, Oct. 7 @ Queen's – Game 2
Queen's 2, Waterloo 0

Game two saw the Warriors bats go cold as they managed only six hits in losing a 2-0 decision to Queens.  Queen's broke open a 0-0 score with a run in the fifth and a run in the sixth to secure the victory. 

Starter Anthony Douris (Newmarket/) went five and a third innings allowing two runs on four hits, striking out two and walking two.  Dexter Chu (Mississauga/) finished up the game with a clean two third innings pitched.  Offensively Ben Tinklin (Kitchener/) and Scott Boegal each had two hits, while Ronak Trivedi (Mississauga/) and Brandon Beattie (St. Catharines/) had the other two Warrior hits.

Saturday, Oct. 8 vs. Guelph
Guelph 3, Waterloo 1

On Saturday the Warriors hosted Guelph in a must win game to close out the regular season failing to make the playoffs.  Waterloo got a tremendous pitching effort from Adam Lentz (Calgary/) and out hit Guelph 8-6 but dropped a 3-1 decision.  Lentz lasted eight and one third innings, allowing only six hits and three runs (one earned) but four errors and the lack of timely hitting did in the Warriors. 

Lentz also struck out eight on the day.  Chris Georges (Pickering/) led the way with two hits, while Ben Tinklin (Kitchener/), Nolan Pettipiece (Burlington/), David Allen (Burlington/), Ben Norris (Waterloo/), Brandon Beattie (St. Catharines/) and Jimmy McCullough (Toronto/) all had one hit. 
All of the Warriors hits came with two outs, and they couldn't get enough timely hits to overcome the deficit.  The Warriors end the season with a 12-9 record, which ties them for third in the standings with Toronto and Laurier, but due to the tie breaker they end in fifth place and miss the playoffs.