and Union City met on the diamond Thursday evening to complete a rescheduled Big 8 Conference game and then played an additional non league game.  In the game that counted in the league standings, the Chargers rallied from a 6-0 Orioles lead by scoring one run in the 6th inning and five in the bottom of the 7th to force extra innings. In the bottom of the 8th the Chargers earned the walk off win 7-6 to move past the Orioles in the final Big 8 standings. The Chargers finished league play at 7-5 and the Orioles 6-6. 

Mason Graves took a shut out into the 6 inning to lead the Orioles from the mound. The Chargers  used big hits and capitalized on 6 Oriole errors to complete the comeback. Graves struck out 5 Chargers. Quincy was led at the plate by Ryan Kempter and Ethan Copas who had 2 hits each.  Alex Barry and Grant Holroyd added singles. Barry led the 2 RBIs

In game 2 which was called by darkness after 6 innings. The Orioles eeked out a 8-7 win. The Orioles pounded out 11 hits and got out to an 8-2 lead. The Chargers again closed the gap to 8-7.  Copas started on the mound for the Orioles and was followed  by Holroyd who was credited with the win. Barry pitched 1.2 innings and Jimmy Maynard come on to earn the save. Graves sparked the offense with 3 hits while Barry and Landon Beardon added two each. Holroyd, Kempter, Maynard and Christian Craven also had base hits for the Orioles. 

The Chargers won the season series 2 to 1. All three games were decided by one run

The Orioles with their 15-11 record head to Jackson on Saturday to play Lumen Christi in the annual Memorial Day DoubleHeader before facing Bronson next Tuesday in the MHSAA pre District game hosted by Quincy. Game time 5:00 pm