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ScoringLive staffMarch 27, 2019, 1:42am
Tue, Mar 26, 2019 @ [ 3:30 pm ]
W: River Iaea L: Louis Holt
HAN: Tyler Lee 1-1 run 3 rbi trp; Jaron Maekawa 4.0 IP 1 ERDMS: Jordan Donahue 2-4 2 runs 4 rbi dbl trp; River Iaea 3.0 IP 1 ER 5 K
Despite giving up seven runs in the bottom of the fourth, Damien's early 8-0 lead helped the Monarchs hold off Hanalani, 12-8, in an ILH contest at Hans L'Orange Park Tuesday afternoon.
River Iaea pitched three solid innings of relief with five strikeouts — including three straight in the bottom of the seventh — and earned the win for Damien, who improved to 2-8 with its second straight victory over the winless Royals (0-10).
Jordan Donahue led the Monarchs at the plate with four RBIs on a triple and a double.
Michael Kawasaki got the start for Damien and went three scoreless innings.
Tyler Lee, who was the only Hanalani pitcher that was not charged with a run scored, led the Royals with three RBIs.
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