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Bryan Station 7, Model 4: It wasn't easy, but No. 10 Bryan Station rallied from an early 3-1 deficit to earn a spot in the semifinals.
"You always have those early-game butterflies, but once you get over them, you start rolling," said junior outfielder Elijah Burdette, who had two hits, two RBI and a run for the Defenders.
Bryan Station Coach Eddie Brooks said he warned his team not to take Model lightly.
"They're a scrappy team, well-coached and were ready to play. We came out a little flat, but we battled back and figured out a way to win."
Model got three runs in the second inning, with A.J. Hammons and Jes Middleton collecting RBI hits off Trae Moseley.
Bryan Station erupted for five runs in the third to take control. Burdette, Ryan Jourdan — who had three hit son the day — and Chris LaPorte each had run-scoring singles to spark the comeback.
Ryne Combs had a productive day. He drew three walks, was hit by a pitch and scored twice.
Nick Hagen did the job in relief. The junior left-hander blanked Model until giving up a run in the seventh.

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