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Tam Heads to Justin-Siena for Key Baseball Battle

Tied atop the Marin County Athletic League (MCAL) with 12-4 records, Hawks and Braves face off with playoff seeds on their minds.

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Behind offensive outbursts from Kit Larson and Mac Huffman and a 6-strikeout, 2-inning relief pitching performance from Kenny Rosenberg, the baseball squad dispatched the Branson Bulls 9-5 Saturday.

The Hawks avoided overlooking the 3-13 Bulls despite Tuesday's showdown with powerhouse Justin-Siena in Napa. The Braves and Hawks are tied atop the Marin County Athletic League (MCAL) with 12-4 league records. Tam finishes the regular season at Redwood on Thursday.

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