Lincoln Ellis Stars in Eastern Phantoms’ Big Win Over Wanneroo Giants
Lincoln Ellis collected three hits as Eastern Phantoms cruised past Wanneroo Giants 18-6. The Phantoms started strong, with early runs from Shu Kamata and Joshua Watts. Ellis continued the momentum with hits across three innings, while Brody Warner dominated on the mound, striking out 10. Eastern Phantoms racked up 16 stolen bases and 18 walks, showing patience at the plate. Wanneroo Giants had a brief fightback with five runs in the third, but couldn’t keep up. Mason Fontoura Castro and Dean Klein drove in two runs each for Wanneroo.
Southern Hills Warriors Too Strong for Coastal Bay Sharks
Southern Hills Warriors proved too good for Coastal Bay Sharks, running away with a 10-3 win. Jack Duffy’s single and Isaac Whan’s centre-field homer sparked a big fourth inning. Whan starred again in the seventh, doubling home three runs. Coastal Bay Sharks battled hard, with hits from Riley Erba, Noah Wainwright and Arli Botting, but couldn’t close the gap. Jackson Lawrence impressed on the mound with 13 strikeouts despite the loss. The Warriors stayed sharp defensively, committing no errors.
Southern Titans Crush Swan Hills Aces with First-Inning Blitz
Southern Titans exploded out of the gates with nine first-inning runs to thump Swan Hills Aces 13-0. Errors and patient batting set up the early onslaught, before an extra two runs in the third sealed it. Brax Baldwin was dominant on the hill, throwing five shutout innings and striking out nine. Jak Leitch led the Titans’ attack with two hits, while Ayden Elefsen and Te Ara Anderson chipped in RBIs. Titans showed real hustle, swiping eight stolen bases and keeping it clean in the field.
Central Firebirds Dominate Carine Cats in Big Win
Central Firebirds powered past Carine Cats 11-0 in a dominant performance. Summer Hiscock opened the scoring with a sacrifice fly, and Firebirds piled on runs through Jack Johnston’s bunt and smart base running. Taj Humble starred on the mound, throwing five scoreless innings with five strikeouts. Jaxon Gloriod led the Firebirds with two hits, and Jackson Howarth drew three walks. Firebirds were relentless on the base paths, stealing 10 bases and forcing errors. Carine Cats’ hitters couldn’t break through despite a few scattered hits.
