Waterloo earned their first win of the season Saturday with a 10-0 win over McMaster.  Waterloo pounded out eight hits and were helped by McMaster's seven errors in securing the victory.  Waterloo broke open a 1-0 game with six runs in the fourth inning and never looked back. 

Nolan Pettipiece (Burlington/) led the way offensively with three hits, two rbi's and three runs scored.  Ben Tinklin (Kitchener/) and Chris Georges (Pickering/) chipped in with a hit and two rbi's each.  Dave Allen also had a hit and an rbi. 

 Starting pitcher Brandon Beattie (St. Catharines/) was stellar on the mound in picking up the win.  He went five innings giving up no runs on just two hits, two walks and striking out three.  Rookie Jay Flannigan (Cornwall/) threw one inning in relief allowing no runs and no hits while striking out two.

Waterloo 6, Queen's 3
Game Stats

Waterloo made it two wins in a row Saturday afternoon, defeating Queen's 6-3.  Starter Joel Smith (Chatham/) was the winner, going five innings allowing one run on six hits and striking out eight. 

Ben Tinklin (Kitchener/) led the way offensively with two hits and an rbi, including a home run. Drew Ballak (Kitchener/) and Chris Georges (Pickering/) also chipped in with a hit and an rbi each.  Waterloo scored two runs in the second, two in the third and one in both the fourth and fifth to lead 6-1 heading into the sixth. 

Reliever Kyle Loeppky (Regina/) pitched a clean sixth but ran into trouble in the seventh allowing two runs and a runner on third.  Ben Tinklin (Kitchener/) came on in relief of Loeppky and recorded the final two outs to earn the save.

Sunday, Sept. 11 vs. Toronto and Brock

Toronto 8, Waterloo 6
Game Stats

Waterloo dropped an 8-6 decision to Toronto on Sunday morning to even their record at two wins and two loses.  The Warriors were not on their game against Toronto as sloppy defense found Waterloo down 4-0 after two and 7-2 after three innings. 

Starter Mike Gatchne took the loss, allowing eight runs on eight hits but didn't get any help from his defense as the Warriors made four errors.  Waterloo battled back to make the score 8-6 in the top of the seventh and had the bases loaded with two out but Nolan Pettipiece (Burlington/) flew out to end the rally.  Pettipiece and Tinklin each had two hits and two rib's in a losing effort.