The Cardinals added two more wins to the column Wednesday night, as they defeated the Mohawks 11-1 in the six-inning first game and 4-2 in the nightcap.

The game was originally scheduled for Tuesday but was postponed one day later due to inclement weather.

“(The) guys were locked in and got the job done,” Head coach J.T. Scarpelli said. “Pitchers executed the game plan and hitter applied an adaptive approach.”

The Cardinals had 11 runs on 11 hits in game one, including two-a-piece from Phillip Wilbur, Nick Teceno, Ty Gielczyk, and Brody Ososki. Gielczyk and Ososki each added two runs batted in and a double. Ososki also added a triple. Gielczyk started the game on mound and threw 1 1/3 innings with only one hit allowed and three strikeouts. Corbin Clark finished the final 4 2/3 innings with only three hits and one run allowed. He struck out six along while only allowing one walk.

Game two saw 10 hits for the Cardinals but only four runs. Caiden Schuberg led with two doubles, a single, and two runs scored. Karsen Rehkopf threw four innings as the nightcap starter, striking out nine and allowing two hits. Seth Cline and Noah Sweppenheiser came in relief to finish the three innings and the Cardinal victory.

“(I was) very happy with the effort,” Scarpelli said. “(We got) four more games this week to get.”

Big Rapids moves to 16-2 on the season and 10-1 in CSAA play. They will now travel to face 9-6 Grant on the road this afternoon. Morley Stanwood falls to 6-13 overall and 5-9 in conference action.