The 4-game series with Douglas College (New Westminster, BC) began with a rain out postponement on Saturday up in Canada, and then a halted game due to rain on Sunday in Everett.  Play would resume from the halted game in the bottom of the 5th inning that was started in Everett back in Canada on Monday, and the two teams would proceed to play out a full 2.5 games.  Despite all the adversity of game time changes, delays, cancellations, and travel, the Trojans came away with three big wins, which keeps them in first place in North Region Standings.  Colton Richards had breakout games and Charlie Larson continued his strong offensive production.  In three games Richards, 4 for 11 with 4 RBI's, scored 2 runs, and recorded a double and a walk.  Larson went 3 of 9 with a .571 on base percentage, drove in 4 runs and scored 3 runs.   On the mound, Zach Boswell had another quality start giving up just one hit in 6 shut-out innings, and struck out 8.

Game 1, 3-1 Win - Halted in the 5th inning in Everett, resumed at Douglas 

• Sam Linscott, 2 for 4 with an RBI double
• Colton Richards, 1 for 2 with an RBI double 
• Brycen Allen pitched 5 scoreless innings giving up 1 hit and struck out six
• Ayden Adams recorded the save finishing the game, giving up 1 earned run, striking out six

Game 2, 7-2 Win at Douglas

• Charlie Larson, 2 for 3 with 3 RBI's and a walk
• Kenny McCormick, 1 for 3 scored 2 runs, and drove in 1
• Jacob Bradley got the Win, going 5 innings with 2 earned runs and struck out 4
• Connor Olmstead ate up 3 innings giving up 1 hit and struck out 5

Game 3, 9-0 Win at Douglas

• Colton Richards, 3 for 5 with 3 RBI's and scored a run
• Mitch Albin, 2 for 5 with an RBI
• Tyler McClain, 2 for 5 with an RBI
• Kenny McCormick, 1 for 3 with 2 RBI's
• Zach Boswell pitched six shutout innings, earned his 6th win of the season and struck out 8

Game 4 was scheduled to be made up today in Everett but more rain in the forecast caused another postponement. The final game of the series will be made up on another date to be determined. 

The Trojans next series is this Saturday and Sunday against Skagit Valley.  The Cardinals are 4-5 in region play, 14-13 on the season and have a solid defense, allowing the 10th fewest number of runs scored of all NWAC teams.