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<\/p>\n FRANKLIN, Wis. \u2014\u00a0The Oakland Golden Grizzlies Baseball team (11-38, 5-17 HL) fell to Milwaukee (20-31, 12-10 HL) in a tight, 12\u201311 ballgame, in extra innings on Thursday evening\u00a0at Franklin Field. The Grizzlies’ offense was highlighted by a three-run seventh inning, but the Panthers secured the win with a run in the eleventh.<\/p>\n Junior Ben Clark<\/a> impressed with three hits and three RBIs, contributing to the team’s offense as redshirt-sophomore\u00a0Lucas Day<\/a> recorded four hits and drove in four runs with strong performances at the plate. Redshirt-senior Jack Lux<\/a> added to the scoring with a home run, collecting two RBIs, and crossing the plate three times. Grad senior Carter Hain<\/a> demonstrated his speed and plate discipline, scoring twice with a triple and drawing two walks in his at-bats.<\/p>\n Oakland fell behind early as Milwaukee scored two runs in the first inning, with a two-run RBI\u00a0single.<\/p>\n In the second frame, the Golden Grizzlies’ offense responded back. Hain walked and advanced to third on a wild pitch, eventually scoring on another wild pitch. Lux and redshirt-sophomore Boston Halloran<\/a> also walked, setting up Clark’s double down the left field line, clearing the bases, bringing in three runs. Oakland led 4\u20132 after the second inning.<\/p>\n Oakland added to their lead in the third inning. Hain was hit by a pitch and scored on Lux’s sacrifice fly, expanding the lead before Milwaukee narrowed the gap with a run in the fourth.<\/p>\n The sixth inning saw both teams score. For Oakland, Day scored on a bases-loaded walk drawn by Aidan Orr<\/a> as Milwaukee countered with three runs, tying the game 6\u20136 in the bottom half.<\/p>\n Oakland reclaimed the lead in the seventh inning when Lux solo homered to right-center. Day contributed with a two-RBI single lasered into right field, extending the lead to 9\u20136. Milwaukee managed two runs in the bottom of the inning, making it a 9\u20138 game.<\/p>\n In the eighth, Oakland padded its lead as Day singled again and\u00a0brought home two more runs. Milwaukee mounted a comeback in the ninth inning with a three-run homer to tie the game at 11\u201311, sending the contest into extra innings. In the eleventh inning, Milwaukee delivered a walk-off single to shallow center field, bringing in a lone run.\u00a0<\/p>\n Freshman Ben Green<\/a> started and pitched 3.0 innings, allowing four hits and two earned runs, with two strikeouts and no walks on 53 pitches. Senior Jaxson Easterlin<\/a> followed with 2.2 innings of work, conceding eight\u00a0hits and four earned runs, while also earning two strikeouts. Sophomore\u00a0Andrew Landis<\/a> took over for 1\/3 inning with no hits, as junior Ryan Donley<\/a> pitched an inning, giving up a hit and two\u00a0earned runs. Junior Jordan Dahlof<\/a> threw 3.0 innings, surrendering three runs on\u00a0four\u00a0hits while recording three punchouts.<\/p>\n Oakland and Milwaukee will play game two of the series tomorrow, May 15 at Franklin Field. First pitch is scheduled for 12 p.m. ET on ESPN+.<\/p>\n How to Follow Oakland Baseball: For complete information on Oakland Baseball, follow the team on X at @OaklandBSB<\/a> and head coach Brian Nelson<\/a> at @CoachNelly11<\/a>. The team is also on Instagram<\/a>.<\/p>\n