A middle-innings rally set the stage for Allen to bust into the win column Saturday.

Allen erupted for five in the bottom of the fourth. North Iowa scored twice in the sixth for insurance, but the Red Devils plated four more to take a 9-8 lead.

North Iowa knotted the score in the top of the seventh, but Allen had the response, scoring in the bottom of the frame to earn a 10-9 win on a blustery afternoon.

Logan Martin singled twice, Clark had a double, and Robberse and Jack Harris singled.

Brodie Gleason picked up his first career win with a scoreless inning of relief. He came on in support of Seth Broadwell who pitched into the second inning, and Jack Bland, who toed the rubber through the sixth. Bland struck out six over 4.1 innings.

With a pair of series under their belts, Stoy has seen individuals take on leading roles.

?Jack Bland has had two pretty good outings. Saul Bolivar is throwing the ball well. And Brody Gleason is a Kansas kid, so he?s used to this weather.?

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