Sidwell played 12 half innings of solid baseball -- and one half inning of awful baseball, which gave Maret seven runs (two earned) off of a number of walks, hits, and errors. Other than that one inning, the Quaker defense and pitching were strong. Starter Michel Untereiner threw four innings of one-hit baseball, holding Maret scoreless while striking out six and walking none. On offense, the opponent pitcher kept the Sidwell hitters off balance, throwing a straight pitch as well as a breaking ball for strikes. Though the Quakers got several hits, not enough were strung together, and there were too many strike outs. The offensive player of the game was Max Kohn who doubled to right center twice and flew out to center once.