REDDING, Calif. - After falling behind early in game one, the Red Hawks never panicked and were able to scrap together four runs in the last three innings to come away with a comeback walk-off win, 8-7. In game two, an early five spot in the 3rd inning put up by Corban put Simpson in a hole they couldn't climb out of.

GAME 1:
Despite a lackluster 3rd inning, Micah Gunter put together five solid innings in his start for Simpson in game one. The Red Hawks consistently putting together good rallies scoring in six innings. Colin Bovee came into to relief Micah Gunter in the 6th inning and threw 3 solid innings that gave Simpson the opportunity to pursue the comeback.  In the 9th inning, Thomas Ahlstrom singled home Kenny Sellers for the win.

Derick Kuhn: 2-4 2 RS
Dillon Klement: 2-3 3 RBIs
Wilson Kessel: 1-5 HR, RBI
Thomas Ahlstrom: 2-4, RBI
Nathan Minami: 2-4 RS

GAME 2:
Errors really hurt Simpson in game two as the Red Hawks suffered from eight errors that allowed three unearned runs.  Simpson only recorded nine hits as a team to Corban's 17. The Warriors' Kris Jackson spun a gem with seven strong innings holding Simpson's high-powered offense to just three runs while striking out five batters.

Rath Moseley: 1-3 RBI
Zachary Jones: 2-3 RBI
Nathan Minami: 1-3 RBI
Zachary Morgan: 1.1 IP, 0 H, 2 SOs
Vincent Cervantes: 3.0 IP 2 H, 2 ER, 2 SOs

UP NEXT:
Simpson will continue the four game series with Corban with two more contests on Sunday, Feb. 11th with first pitch set for 11 am at Tiger Field.