Brett had a great game!!!
Four at bats
Two hits - a double and a single
Drove in three runs
Picked a walk
......and struck out once!!!

Excerpts from game reports

(1). Senators Surge To Game Five
Brett Roneberg added two hits with three rbi's.

(2). Senators get what they want: Game 5
Two more runs came in the fourth inning on Brett Roneberg's two-out double that Kevin Reese dropped on the run in right-center.
The double came one pitch after Norwich third baseman Bryan Myrow passed up an inning-ending double play for a forceout at home.
Roneberg and Pascucci added RBI singles in the sixth inning off reliever Sam Marsonek, ending the scoring in a game that long before lost its competitiveness.

(3). Game Story
Brett Roneberg went 2-for-4 with three RBI and Jeremy Ware hit a two-run homer in the third inning for Harrisburg, which downed Norwich, 11-2, yesterday.

(4). Game Five on Saturday
Brett Roneberg had two hits and three RBIs as the Harrisburg Senators beat the Norwich Navigators 7-0 in Game Four of the Eastern League Championship Series Friday.
The win evens the series at 2-2.
Roneberg hit a two-run double that scored Quincy Foster and Albenis Machado in the fourth inning to give Harrisburg a 5-0 lead.
He added an RBI single in the sixth inning.

(5). Fans rally 'round the Navs championship bid
They made it 5-0 in the fourth when Brett Roneberg's flyball bounced out of the glove of Kevin Reese in deep centerfield and Quincy Foster and Albeins Machado scored.
Roneberg and Pascucci added RBI singles in the sixth.

(6). Senators push issue
In the fourth, the Senators had runners on the corners with one out when Albenis Machado grounded to third baseman Myrow, who looked to second to start what probably would have been an inning-ending double play.
Myrow said he heard someone tell him to throw home instead, which he did, to get Scott Sandusky for the second out.
Brett Roneberg then sent a towering fly ball to deep right center field that Kevin Reese had in his glove but could not hold on to.
Two runs scored and Harrisburg, which scored all of its runs with two outs, had a 7-0 lead.

(7). Yes, there will be a Game 5
Senators rout Navigators for second straight night to set up deciding contest
Jeremy Ware hit a two-out, two-run homer in the third to make it 3-0 before the killer two runs in the fourth.
Manning should have been out of a first-and-third, one-out situation when he induced what looked like a double play ball to third baseman Brian Myrow.
Rather than opting for the double play, Myrow threw home to force runner Scott Sandusky, but gave Brett Roneberg an opportunity.
Roneberg hit a deep fly to right center, which Kevin Reese chased down - and dropped near the warning track, allowing two runs to score.

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First at bat
Left hander pitching
None down - runners at first and second base
Called strike
Swing and a miss
Foul tip into the catcher's glove
Strike out

Second at bat
Left hander pitching
One down - bases empty
Ball
Called strike
Ball
Fly ball into left-centrefield
F8

Third at bat
Left hander pitching
Two down - and two runners on base
Line drive into right-centrefield
Long, long run for the centrefield, and came off his glove!!!
Double!!!
And two runs driven in!!!
Left stranded at the end of the inning

Fourth at bat
Pitcher ???
Two down - runners at first and second base
Swing and a miss
Called strike
Ball
Ball
Hit into rightfield
Single!!!
And drove in another run
Left stranded at the end of the inning

Fifth at bat
Pitcher ???
Led off the inning
Ball
Ball
Ball
Strike
Called strike
Ball
Walk
Out at second on a double play