FINAL SCORES - AUGUST 30

Down East made Frontier League history as Kenny Levari's go-ahead single in the ninth inning became the 1,000th hit of the Bird Dawgs' season — breaking a league record previously held by the 2005 Washington Wild Things — to lift Down East past Tri-City. Washington capped their road trip with a sweep after defeating Florence for the sixth consecutive time at Thomas More Stadium, while Québec improved to 67-28 with a shutout win over Ottawa, and Windy City moved into a tie for the league's final playoff spot with a victory in Mississippi. Evansville, Gateway, Sussex County, Brockton and Joliet also picked up wins on Sunday.

WASHINGTON WILD THINGS 9 @ FLORENCE Y'ALLS 2 – Washington got a quality start and plenty enough offense in the road regular season finale to take down the Y’alls for the sixth-straight time at Thomas More Stadium, as the Wild Things finished the road trip with a sweep with a 9-2 win in Northern Kentucky.

LAKE ERIE CRUSHERS 6 @ EVANSVILLE OTTERS 7 – The Evansville Otters (59-37) overcame a comeback attempt to win the final regular season home game and series against the Lake Erie Crushers (39-56) on Sunday afternoon, 7-6.

GATEWAY GRIZZLIES 11 @ SCHAUMBURG BOOMERS 5 – The Gateway Grizzlies got an excellent start on the mound from Ben Harris (7-6) and a similarly excellent start at the plate on Sunday afternoon, scoring six runs in the first inning en route to an 11-5 win at Wintrust Field over the Schaumburg Boomers, clinching the season series against their West Division rivals in the process while avoiding the weekend sweep

SUSSEX COUNTY MINERS 4 @ NEW JERSEY JACKALS 2 – The Sussex County Miners held the New Jersey Jackals to just five hits on Sunday afternoon, clinching a 4-2 victory over a Jackals squad fresh off celebrating their own playoff berth.

NEW YORK BOULDERS 4 @ BROCKTON ROX 5 – The Brockton Rox rallied from a 4-0 deficit after the sixth inning to defeat the New York Boulders 5-4 in Sunday's series finale at Campanelli Stadium, denying the Boulders a chance to claim the #1 Wild Card spot in the Atlantic Conference and close the gap on the East Division leaders.

DOWN EAST BIRD DAWGS 9 @ TRI-CITY VALLEYCATS 8 – Kenny Levari's go-ahead infield single in the ninth inning — the 1,000th hit of the Bird Dawgs' season, breaking a Frontier League record previously held by the 2005 Washington Wild Things — capped a wild finish and lifted Down East to a 9-8 victory over the Tri-City ValleyCats at Joseph L. Bruno Stadium Sunday afternoon, splitting the six-game series and wrapping up the road schedule at 20-31.

JOLIET SLAMMERS 7 @ TROIS-RIVIÈRES AIGLES 4 – The Joliet Slammers won 7-4 on Sunday evening against the Trois-Rivières Aigles, avoiding the sweep at Stade de Trois-Rivières

OTTAWA TITANS 0 @ QUÉBEC CAPITALES 6 – The Québec Capitales improved to 67-28 on the season by shutting out the Ottawa Titans for a 6-0 victory on Sunday night, handing Ottawa its fourth scoreless game of the season.

WINDY CITY THUNDERBOLTS 7 @ MISSISSIPPI MUD MONSTERS 4 – The ThunderBolts scored six runs in the fifth inning to beat the Mississippi Mud Monsters 7-4 and move into a tie for the Frontier League’s final playoff spot at Trustmark Park Sunday night.