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The Edmonton Warriors finished off the 2011 season with a 8-3 loss to the visiting Mayerthorpe Mets. The loss ended the Warriors season with a 6-12-2 record.
Chris Mott got the start for the Warriors and he picked up the complete game loss as he surrendered eight runs on ten hits while striking out two. Mott only allowed five earned runs as the Warriors defence committed four errors behind Mott. The Mets used three different pitchers with Mike Cote picking up the win as he pitched three innings giving up one run on two hits and striking out three. Kyle Geinger worked three innings of relief giving up two runs on three hits and striking out two. Troy Livingchuck worked the last inning facing the minimum three batters and picking up one strike out.
Offensively, the Warriors only had five hits but were led by starting pitcher Chris Mott as he had two singles, two RBI's and a stolen base. Ryan McLachlan also had two hits for the Warriors, a double and a single. Rob Horner picked up the teams fifth hit of the night.
Although the record may not show it, the Edmonton Warriors made great strides this season. After a one win performance last season the Warriors were apart of many close ball games that they ended up on the wrong end of and are one bounce, or one hit away from competing for a play-off spot. The Warriors brought in a lot of new faces this season that brought many different things to the ball club and are looking forward to the 2012 season.
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