Published: Saturday, 4\/11\/2015 - Updated: 17 hours ago <\/p>\n
BY STEVE JUNGA BLADE SPORTS WRITER <\/p>\n
A win is a win, so Genoa wont worry about the lack of style points from Fridays 9-5 nonleague high school baseball victory at Cardinal Stritch. <\/p>\n
The Comets shook off a rough start to stay perfect at 5-0, using a key six-run rally in the top of the sixth inning after falling behind 4-0 early. <\/p>\n
Kyle Edwards was the difference, coming in to relieve starting pitcher Matt Aumiller, who had a shaky outing before exiting after two innings. <\/p>\n
Edwards worked the final five innings, allowing just one run on five hits to earn the victory. <\/p>\n
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My role is to basically come in and be the inning two or three guy whenever we need it, and thats what I kind of fell into today, Edwards said. Matt [Aumiller] kind of struggled a little bit. Hes a great pitcher, but he just didnt have it today. <\/p>\n
I came in and just threw strikes. Im not going to overpower anyone. I just try to throw strikes, mix it up a little bit, and let the defense make plays. <\/p>\n
Getting the win is all that matters. This is a stepping stone for the rest of the season. <\/p>\n
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