Harrison Bader's game-tying sac fly
Dramatic end to District 10's baseball playoff between Mercyhurst Prep and Maplewood
No. 1 Mercyhurst Prep tries to end an improbable seventh-inning comeback by No. 8 Maplewood in the teams' District 10 Class 2A baseball quarterfinal
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