Marshall took advantage of a mistake-riddled performance from visiting Lexington to claim a lopsided 14-4 victory during their Monday, June 30, meeting.

Marshall benefitted from eight walks and three Lexington errors.

The Travelers nickel-and-dimed their opponent for the duration of the game; they scored at least one run in six of the first seven innings, while never hitting for more than a double.

Lead-off hitter John Lozano reached base three times, despite recording only one hit in five plate appearances. Kaleb Brashears also got on base three times, including a single at the bottom of the second to start a four-run inning for the Travelers.

All-state Junior, Justin McCarrol, was one of Lexington's only offensive weapons Monday evening. McCarrol recorded two doubles, a single and a stolen base in five at bats.