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Rogues complete sweep of CCL All-Stars By Mail Tribune staff Updated: Jul 25, 2022 03:11 PM A A Rallying with four runs in the bottom of the fifth inning, the Medford Rogues were able to complete a series sweep of the Cascade Collegiate League All-Stars with a 4-3 triumph late Sunday night at Harry & David Field. The win included another impressive bullpen showing by the Rogues (21-16-1), who saw five relief pitchers toss six scoreless innings and allow only three hits during that span. After a three-run double by Balas Buckmaster gave the CCL All-Stars a 3-0 lead in the top of the second inning, Medford was able to answer with a surge of its own in the fifth to gain control. Grant Henry’s RBI single got things going for the Rogues in the fifth, and Michael LaVigne and Tyler Peterson drew bases-loaded walks to plate the tying runs. With one out, Reece MacRae’s fielder’s choice brought home Dane Woodcook with the go-ahead run. Lalo Barraza opened Medford’s strong relief effort on the mound in the fourth inning, allowing one hit with two strikeouts in one inning of work. Logan Drummond followed with two scoreless innings, striking out four with one hit allowed. Sebasten Boivin picked up the baton in the seventh and struck out two without allowing a hit, and David Grewe kept the scoreless string going by allowing only one walk. To close things out, Grayson Grinsell gave up one hit and struck out three to record the save. In all, Medford’s five relievers fanned 11 and issued only one walk in six innings. The Rogues return to H&D at 6:35 p.m. Wednesday against the Redding Colt 45s, and will cap the summer season with a three-game homestand that concludes Saturday. CCL All-Stars030000 000—373 Medford Rogues000040 00x—450 Haaland, Quinlan (5), Salscheider (7), Brid (8) and Miyazawa; Weulfing, Barraza (4), Drummond (5), Boivin (7), Grewe (8) and Grinsell (9) and Woodcook. W — Drummond. L — Haaland. S — Grinsell. 2B — CCL: Buckmaster. Andy Atkinson / Mail TribuneMedford Rogues pitcher Sebasten Boivin was one of five relievers that combined to toss six scoreless innings Sunday at Harry & David Field.