It took the Vipers six innings to come alive but they did so in a big way, scoring 8 runs in the final frame and holding on for a 9-6 victory. Spring had led 3-1 going into that inning as our pitching held them to just two hits on the day but walks and passed balls were doing us in until the offense exploded. Andrew Sieczkowski reached on an error, advanced on passed balls and scored on an error. That opened the flood gates as Jeffrey Swift and Jack Callahan singled after an out and then advanced on the second out of the inning. Andrew Macpherson had the big hit to left field that really started things as Tim Maloney followed with a solid double to left center, Evan Grimes singled him in, Michael Decker singled Evan home, Bryan Wilcenski doubled Michael home and Andrew Sieczkowski singled in Bryan to cap the huge rally. Andrew Sieczkowski had pitched two solid innings followed by Bryan Wilcenski striking out the side and Michael Decker giving us a good inning. Evan Grimes pitched a solid fifth but couldn't nail it down in the sixth. Shea Iveson was called upon to come in and shut the door and he did just that. We played a pretty good defensive game outside of the passed balls. The Vipers will see North Colonie next and hope to keep improving.