Great pitcher's duel.

 

Panthers got the lone run in the bottom of the sixth without the benefit of a base hit.

Hunter Sullivan of E'town was incredible today. He went the distance, striking out 11 and giving up just two hits. Both of those hits came on Thursday, when they only got the top of the first in before the clouds opened. After a shaky first on Thursday, Sullivan didn't allow a batter past first on Saturday, allowing just two of his three walks after play resumed.

 

And that's not to undersell the outstanding job done by the Bethlehem trio of Connor Ballard, Alan Webb and Jimmy Keating. Webb got the bulk of the work, as the three combined to strike out five while allowing just four hits, one walk and one hit batsman.