FINAL SCORES - JUNE 21

The Lake Erie Crushers walked off the Washington Wild Things to claim a dramatic series victory while the Québec Capitales took a back-and-forth rubber match in Ottawa to continue their strong season. Elsewhere, the New Jersey Jackals completed their first sweep of the year, Sussex County rallied late to beat Down East, and Tri-City capped a successful road trip with a 15-run outburst in Brockton. Florence Y'alls at Joliet Slammers and Windy City ThunderBolts at Schaumburg Boomers were both postponed due to weather and will be made up at a later date. Read more about your favorite Frontier League team by clicking their name in the scoreboard below.

WASHINGTON WILD THINGS 7 @ LAKE ERIE CRUSHERS 8 - The Lake Erie Crushers (17-22) clinched the second series of the year against the Washington Wild Things (26-11) with a walk-off single by Joe Redfield in sudden death. 

QUÉBEC CAPITALES 6 @ OTTAWA TITANS 2 - The Québec Capitales (28-9) claimed the series victory over the Ottawa Titans (21-17) on Sunday afternoon, scoring four runs in extra innings to secure a 6-2 win in a back-and-forth rubber match.

GATEWAY GRIZZLIES 4 @ NEW JERSEY JACKALS 5 -  The New Jersey Jackals completed their first sweep of the season on Sunday afternoon with a dramatic 5-4 win over the Gateway Grizzlies.

TROIS-RIVIÈRES AIGLES 8 @ NEW YORK BOULDERS 3 - The Trois-Rivières Aigles defeated the New York Boulders 8-3 on Sunday, tying the series 2-2.

DOWN EAST BIRD DAWGS 7 @ SUSSEX COUNTY MINERS 8 - The Sussex County Miners erased a three-run deficit in the seventh inning Sunday, scoring four times in the bottom of the frame to defeat Down East 8-7 and claim the weekend series at Skylands Stadium.

TRI-CITY VALLEYCATS 15 @ BROCKTON ROX 8 - The Tri-City ValleyCats finished off its five-game (one postponed) road trip with 21 hits in a 15-8 win over the Brockton Rox on Sunday, June 21.

MISSISSIPPI MUD MONSTERS 8 @ EVANSVILLE OTTERS 6 - After dropping five straight games for the first time in franchise history, the Mississippi Mud Monsters (15-24) got their offense back on track Sunday evening as three home runs powered them past the Evansville Otters (25-13) and prevented a sweep with an 8-6 victory.