Trolleys at Wowies (Played 06/23/2025) Game 1 Score Pitcher Score Pitcher Trolleys Paul BlackburnCam BooserGenesis CabreraGarrett CleavingerSeranthony DominguezJeff HoffmanShota ImanagaJoe JimenezLandon KnackDerek LawSam LongLance LynnDavis MartinNick MartinezElvis PegueroMartin PerezColin ReaCole SandsBrady SingerHunter StricklandAlbert Suarez Wowies Adbert AlzolayBrayan BelloJake BirdJoe BoyleRyan BrasierBailey FalterHunter GaddisBraxton GarrettSam HentgesTim HillJorge LopezNick MearsBryce MillerJoe RossLanden RouppJP SearsCristopher SanchezWill VestGavin Williams Chris Sanchez turned in a quality start for the Wowies, tossing 6.2 innings and allowing just one run while striking out six. He was backed by a reliable bullpen as Sam Hentges and Hunter Gaddis combined for 2.1 shutout innings, with Gaddis earning the save. Offensively, Maui got on the board early, plating a run in the first and adding another in the third. Jose Miranda’s drove in both of the early runs in the 1st and 3rd with an RBI single and a sac fly. The insurance came in the bottom of the eighth, when both Mark Canha and Brendan Donovan delivered RBI doubles. Red Arrow’s only run came in the seventh inning on an RBI double by Andy Pages, but their offense was largely stifled by the Wowies’ pitching staff. Shota Imanaga pitched well in defeat for the Trolleys, striking out seven over seven innings but taking the loss due to limited run support. Game 2 Score Pitcher Score Pitcher Trolleys Paul BlackburnCam BooserGenesis CabreraGarrett CleavingerSeranthony DominguezJeff HoffmanShota ImanagaJoe JimenezLandon KnackDerek LawSam LongLance LynnDavis MartinNick MartinezElvis PegueroMartin PerezColin ReaCole SandsBrady SingerHunter StricklandAlbert Suarez Wowies Adbert AlzolayBrayan BelloJake BirdJoe BoyleRyan BrasierBailey FalterHunter GaddisBraxton GarrettSam HentgesTim HillJorge LopezNick MearsBryce MillerJoe RossLanden RouppJP SearsCristopher SanchezWill VestGavin Williams The Red Arrow Trolleys struck early and held on late to edge the Maui Wowies 6–4 in a tightly contested matchup. Red Arrow jumped ahead with a 3-run first inning, highlighted by William Contreras’s first of two home runs. Contreras continued to torment the Wowies, launching another solo shot in the 3rd. Trea Turner added a solo blast of his own to round out the Trolleys’ power surge. The Wowies showed life in the bottom of the 3rd, plating three runs on a rally fueled by Heliot Ramos’s 2-run single and an RBI knock from Andrew Vaughn. They added one more in the 8th on Vladdy Guerrero’s RBI double to pull within two, but couldn’t close the gap. Lance Lynn earned the win for Red Arrow, pitching 5 solid innings despite giving up 7 hits and 3 runs. The bullpen held firm, with Nick Martinez locking down a 2-inning save. JP Sears took the loss, surrendering 5 runs in just 3 innings of work. Game 3 Score Pitcher Score Pitcher Trolleys Paul BlackburnCam BooserGenesis CabreraGarrett CleavingerSeranthony DominguezJeff HoffmanShota ImanagaJoe JimenezLandon KnackDerek LawSam LongLance LynnDavis MartinNick MartinezElvis PegueroMartin PerezColin ReaCole SandsBrady SingerHunter StricklandAlbert Suarez Wowies Adbert AlzolayBrayan BelloJake BirdJoe BoyleRyan BrasierBailey FalterHunter GaddisBraxton GarrettSam HentgesTim HillJorge LopezNick MearsBryce MillerJoe RossLanden RouppJP SearsCristopher SanchezWill VestGavin Williams The Maui Wowies took down the Red Arrow Trolleys 2–0 in a tightly contested pitchers' duel, thanks to a dominant performance on the mound from Bryce Miller and a clutch swing from Vlad Guerrero Jr. Miller was lights out for the Wowies, going 8.1 shutout innings, allowing only three hits and striking out nine. Hunter Gaddis came in to record the final two outs for the save. All the offense the Wowies needed came in the third inning. After a walk by Donovan, Guerrero delivered a two-run blast to left, providing the only runs of the game. The Trolleys managed just three hits on the day, all of them from Ryan Mountcastle, but no other Trolley hitters could break through against Miller’s precision. Brady Singer took the loss despite a solid outing, allowing just two runs over five innings. Game 4 Score Pitcher Score Pitcher Trolleys Paul BlackburnCam BooserGenesis CabreraGarrett CleavingerSeranthony DominguezJeff HoffmanShota ImanagaJoe JimenezLandon KnackDerek LawSam LongLance LynnDavis MartinNick MartinezElvis PegueroMartin PerezColin ReaCole SandsBrady SingerHunter StricklandAlbert Suarez Wowies Adbert AlzolayBrayan BelloJake BirdJoe BoyleRyan BrasierBailey FalterHunter GaddisBraxton GarrettSam HentgesTim HillJorge LopezNick MearsBryce MillerJoe RossLanden RouppJP SearsCristopher SanchezWill VestGavin Williams The Maui Wowies held off the Red Arrow Trolleys for a 5–4 victory in a game that featured all the scoring in the first three innings. The Trolleys jumped out to a quick lead in the top of the 1st, Contreras driving in Turner with an RBI double. But Maui answered right back in the bottom half with three runs, all coming from a towering 3-run homer from Heliot Ramos. In the 3rd, both teams traded blows again, Schwarber with a 2 run single, and Mountcastle followed with an RBI single of his own, taking back the lead at 4-3 Trolleys. But in the bottom of the inning, Blake Perkins blasted a 2-run homer to put Maui back on top 5–4. From there, both bullpens took over. Maui’s trio of Sam Hentges, Tim Hill, and Hunter Gaddis combined for 6.2 innings of scoreless relief, with Gaddis closing it out for the save. The Trolleys couldn’t muster another run after the 3rd inning. Colin Rea took the loss for the Trolleys after allowing five runs over three innings. Game 5 Score Pitcher Score Pitcher Trolleys Paul BlackburnCam BooserGenesis CabreraGarrett CleavingerSeranthony DominguezJeff HoffmanShota ImanagaJoe JimenezLandon KnackDerek LawSam LongLance LynnDavis MartinNick MartinezElvis PegueroMartin PerezColin ReaCole SandsBrady SingerHunter StricklandAlbert Suarez Wowies Adbert AlzolayBrayan BelloJake BirdJoe BoyleRyan BrasierBailey FalterHunter GaddisBraxton GarrettSam HentgesTim HillJorge LopezNick MearsBryce MillerJoe RossLanden RouppJP SearsCristopher SanchezWill VestGavin Williams The Red Arrow Trolleys edged out the Maui Wowies 6–4 in a tightly contested matchup. After three quiet innings, the Trolleys exploded in the top of the 4th with a four-run rally, highlighted by Andy Pages’ 2-run homer. They tacked on an insurance run in the 5th, and added one more in the 7th on Bryan De La Cruz’s solo shot to make it 6–0. Maui, dormant through six innings against starter Albert Suarez, came alive in the 7th. Andrew Vaughn launched a grand slam to bring the Wowies within striking distance. However, reliever Nick Martinez came in and shut the door, tossing two scoreless innings to earn the save.