Tigers pound Pawtucket 8-2, even record at 7-7
Story and photos by Rich Dionne
Posted 5/12/25
Tiverton ace Kam Rego struck out 11 as the baseball team pounded Pawtucket 8-2 during a home game on Thursday afternoon. The win evened the Tigers record to 7-7 in Division 3.
Rego, a …
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Tigers pound Pawtucket 8-2, even record at 7-7
Kam Rego rears back to hurl a fastball during the Tigers 8-2 win over Pawtucket on Thursday. Rego struck out 11 in a complete game performance.
Photos by Rich Dionne
Head coach Matt McGuire (left) glances towards home to see Nate Tavares score safely, while signaling Kam Rego (middle) to slide into third base.
Kam Rego slides into third base.
Noah Mercer singles for one of his two hits during the game. The catcher also scored 3 runs for the Tigers.
Photos by Rich Dionne
Nate Tavares (left) is greeted by an exuberant Noah Mercer (right) and teammates, after walking and scoring on a triple by Kam Rego in the first inning.
James Conley
Tyler Garside lays down a bunt during the game.
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Tiverton ace Kam Rego struck out 11 as the baseball team pounded Pawtucket 8-2 during a home game on Thursday afternoon. The win evened the Tigers record to 7-7 in Division 3.
Rego, a senior, gave up just 3 hits, 3 walks and 2 runs in a complete game performance.
“Kam’s pitching was outstanding,” said Tigers head coach Matt McGuire. “He competed all afternoon and finished really strong. He has been our horse all season.”
The Tigers’ offense pounded Pawtucket pitching for 7 hits and 8 runs. Kyle Rogers led the team with 3 hits, 3 RBI and a run scored. Rego, Noah Mercer and James Conley all drove in runs for the Tigers.
“Kyle, Kam and Noah along with Nate Tavares have provided the majority of our offense all season,” said Coach McGuire. “They were able to get it going early which really helped.”
Rego bashed two hits including a run-scoring triple in the bottom of the first inning that started a 3-run rally. The pitcher also scored two runs. Mercer had a pair of hits and scored 3 runs. Tavares walked and scored 2 runs.
Tiverton scored 3 runs in the first inning, 2 in the third and 3 more in the fourth. Pawtucket scored their 2 runs in the fifth inning.
Next up: The Tigers host Times 2 Academy on Monday at 4:30 p.m., Wonnsocket on Wed. at 5 p.m. and on Thursday at 4:30 p.m.
