Coming into the game, the Pros had a red hot offense albeit after the first game. The Pros went up with a four spot in the first inning but the Pack's defense tuened them away in the second.  After finding them selve's down by 4, the Pros came out roaring and tied the game at 8 in the third.  After coming out in the fourth looking like they were going to put the game away, the rally was killed by a crucial baserunning mistake.  Despite that the Pros scored 6 in the inning.  After another quiet inning, the Pros offense, looked like it was going to come out strong but another strong looking rally was killed by another crutial base running mistake.  The Pack went up by great hitting and took the second game.

The Pack was able to shake off its anemic offensive performance from the first game and get output from all areas of its lineup.  Timely hitting and aggressive base running allowed them to take the lead in the bottom of the sixth and preserve the win.  The defense was able to come up with clutch plays and hold off the Pro’s high-powered offense enough to get the victory.  Babar Qadri and PJ McKenna’s offensive contributions either ignited or continued the Pack’s multiple rallies.  Saad Yousef was the player of the game with four clutch 2B’s as well as being part of the outfield defense that was able to secure the win.