SANFORD, Maine– The Sanford Mainers hosted the Keene SwampBats tonight at Goodall Park and the game came to a halt in the middle of the fourth due to inclement weather. The Mainers were leading 6-2 when the game reached the delay and was eventually postponed. Sanford travels to Keene on Thursday, tonight's game will resume before the start of a regularly scheduled game at 6:30. 

The Mainers did damage in the first yet again. After a solo homerun for the SwampBats to lead-off the game, Sanford responded by plating six runs. Jack Toomey (Boston College) had an RBI single when he came up with the bases loaded and no outs. Brennan Hudson (Georgia) also came to the plate with the bases loaded and he cleared them on a first pitch double to deep center field. The Mainers weren’t done yet, Ryan Kolben (UMass) left the yard for the first time this summer with a two-run shot to right. 

The Mainers head to North Adams tomorrow for a double header, before continuing tonight's suspended game in Keene on Thursday. 

About the Sanford Mainers:
Sanford Mainers Baseball is Southern Maine's Premier Baseball Experience located in Sanford, Maine and is one of 13 members of the New England Collegiate Baseball League, as well as a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit organization founded in 2001, playing its first season in 2002. The Sanford Mainers are committed to providing an outlet for collegiate baseball players from across the country to assist in skill development, while also acting as a community partner to the Southern Maine region in regard to youth activities, internships, volunteerism, and more. The Mainers are two-time league champions, taking home the title in 2004 and 2008. For more information on the Sanford Mainers, please visit our website at www.sanfordmainers.com or follow on Facebook at facebook.com/sanfordmainers or on Twitter and Instagram at @sanford_mainers.