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Ole Miss Takes Game One of Doubleheader 5-2 Over Hawaii – The Rebel Walk
HONOLULU — Ole Miss took the first doubleheader game 5-2 over the Hawaii Rainbow Warriors Saturday.
Ole Miss’ (2-0) bats were hot as they came to the plate against Hawaii with extra hits through the first four innings.
Rebel designed hitter Bo Gatlin delivered a three-run home run to center to give Ole Miss a 3-0 advantage over Hawaii in the second.
On the mound for the Rebels, southpaw Gunnar Dennis had a hit-by-pitch in the first and allowed a walk in the second inning. During the walk to the Rainbow Warriors, Kyson Donahue came in to score on a base knock by Stone Miyao. Hawaii cut the Rebels’ lead to 3-1.
The Rebels’ third baseman Andrew Fischer belted the second home run of the game for Ole Miss with two outs to get the run back and move to 4-1.
Hawaii answered in the bottom of the third with a run by Dallas Duarte who got aboard via a walk.
In the fourth, Ethan Ledge delivered a double to open the frame and came in on a ground out to third off the bat of Judd Utermark. Gatlin got his second hit of the day in the fourth with a double. Ole Miss went up 5-2 over Hawaii.
Gatlin finished the game going 2-for-2 with a three-run home run, a double, a run scored and three RBI.
Dennis worked 4.0 complete innings and allowed just two runs on four hits with three walks and a strikeout to pick up the win.
Coach Mike Bianco brought Wes Mendes out of the bullpen in the fifth. The true freshman Mendes tossed the final three frames for the Red and Blue by not allowing a run with a walk and four strikeouts.
Hawaii’s starter left-hander Randy Abshier worked four innings and surrendered five runs on four hits with two walks and a strikeout. In the fifth, the ‘Bows brought T Dyball to the mound who tossed the final three frames.
The Rebel pitchers struck out five Hawaii sluggers.
Next Up
Game two of the doubleheader will begin at approximately 7:55 p.m.
Adam Brown
Adam Brown joins The Rebel Walk as the Managing Editor after being on the Ole Miss beat as a Sports Editor for over 11 years. He is a lifelong Oxford resident. Brown graduated from the University of Mississippi with a bachelor’s degree in journalism.
Prior to The Rebel Walk, Brown was the sports editor of HottyToddy.com covering every Ole Miss sport and local high school sports in the community.
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Before coming to Oahu, Kanu “spent years traveling the mainland with her daughter, Zara.” When she decided to move back to the islands, she left all her classroom supplies and decorations and started from scratch.
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She purchased affordable decorations, learning tools, prizes and more to create a classroom to help set her students up for success.
After acquiring the necessary supplies, the classroom came together with “a positive affirmation corner, cozy reading nook, mini library, wall of positive vibes and incentive jar.
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First Alert Forecast: Lighter trades may lead to isolated afternoon downpours
Light to moderate trade winds will continue to bring some showers for windward areas through the weekend. But there’s a First Alert as those winds will be light enough to allow afternoon sea breezes to blow over sheltered leeward sections. At the same time, an upper level disturbance will increase the chance for pop-up downpours and isolated thunderstorms late tonight into Sunday.
The chance for some rumbles of thunder will begin with Kauai and surrounding waters later in the day, Oahu tonight and the rest of the island chain Sunday. It will be difficult to say exactly where the heaviest rain will fall, but they will favor leeward areas. Basically, if you see dark clouds forming, there’s that higher chance for heavier rain.
Surf will be small Saturday but we are tracking some higher waves for Sunday. A shoft-lived small medium-period northwest swell will boost waves near head-high levels Sunday. A moderate long-period south swell will peak Sunday with the potential for some sets near the 10-foot high surf advisory level. You’ll get the First Alert here as we get more swell data.
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