by Warren Kozireski
Trailing by three runs in the seventh inning, Byron-Bergen strung together two RBI hits and took advantage of two Kendall errors to plate four runs in the seventh inning in a 12-11 come-from-behind victory in a steady rain.
Trisha Shingleton stroked an RBI double and Kristen Hohn followed with a run-scoring single to lead the late rally. Shingleton and Sam Futter each led the Bees with three runs scored.
Kendall rallied from a three run deficit scoring three runs in the fifth on RBI hits by Tayler Butterfield, Ally Christenson and Kari Hurlbutt and added three more in the sixth as Jourdan Heller stroked an RBI triple and Jordan Helms knocked in another run with a double to give the Eagles the lead.
Kendall had the tying run at second base with two outs in the bottom of the seventh, but could not get the key hit.
The Bees scored three times in the second inning with Chelsea Hartman getting an RBI and two more runs in the third as Hohn had an RBI single.
Hohn got the win for B-B striking out 12 batters as the Bees improved their record to 5-3.
