Colorado's Tyler Smith gave up just five hits, pitching the complete game, and the Bobcats never gave up the lead in their 11-3 win over Edmonton at the Keith Sell Invitational at Kindrick Legion Field on Friday.

The game started Day 2 of competition, and Colorado didn't hesitate getting their numbers up on the board, taking a 1-0 lead at the bottom of the first on an RBI single by Jake Gonzalez that scored Jay Rollinson.

But, it was a big third inning that put the game away as six Colorado runners scored, making it tough of Edmonton pitcher Andrew Mirasty.

Robert Lanaghan led off the inning with a single, Matt Lopez followed with another and Gonzalez walked to load the bases. Wes Keelan then hit a two-run double to left field and would eventually score.

Neal Schipper hit a fielder's choice to get on base, but both he and Chris Shine, who reached on an error, would score when Rollinson followed up with a two-run double to right field. Lanaghan flew out to end the inning as the team batted through the order.

Edmonton's Tommy Muhlethaler would hit a solo home run to start the fourth and both Matt Rude and Matt McGee would add runs while J.J. Grimm hit an RBI single, but it was simply too little too late.

Lanagahan and Gonzalez both finished 2-for-3 with two runs apiece while Lopez and Keelan both went 2-4 with a double and a run scored. Schipper finished 2-3 with a double and two runs.

Muhlethaler finished 2-4 for Edmonton.

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Colorado 106 031 x -- 11 11 4

Edmonton, Andrew Mirasty and Nick Smiley. Colorado, Tyler Smith and Chris Shine. W -- Smith.

Edmonton 8,

Moose Jaw 0

Edmonton's Michael Williams gave up just three hits in the shutout as the Cardinals took a big lead and never looked back in their second game of the day.

Williams struck out four while walking four and hitting one batsmen.

Muhlethaler went 3-4 and scored two runs, one coming in a four-run first innings.

After Kevin Czarnecki singled and then advanced on an error -- which also brought Grimm home -- Nick Smiley hit a two-run double two batters later, scoring Muhlethaler.

Edmonton added two more runs in the fourth and seventh innings, finishing with 10 hits to Moose Jaw's three.

Smiley finished 2-4 with the two RBI.

Moose Jaw's Ben Douglas, Tyler Griffin and Nolan Curts picked up hits.

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Moose Jaw 000 000 0 -- 0 3 2

Edmonton, Michael Williams and Jeremy Harasymchuk. Moose Jaw, Mike Miller, Dakota Bauck (4) and Nolan Curts. W -- Williams.

Moose Jaw 4, Butte 2

Moose Jaw's starting pitcher, Ben Douglas, pinch hit for the designated hitter in the top of the sixth, hitting an RBI double to lift the Sasketchewan team to its first win of the tournament.

Douglas scored the final run of the game when Butte ended up with an error on Josh Jelinski's hit to left field. He also picked up the win on the mound.

James Dombowsky led Moose Jaw at the plate, going 2-for-4 with a double and a run in the fourth.

Justin Harcharik went 2-3 for Butte, while C.J. Kissell scored both of the Miners' runs in the third and fourth innings without getting a hit.

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Butte 001 100 0 -- 2 5 2

Moose Jaw, Ben Douglas, Tyler Griff (6) and Kyle Hall. Butte, Bucky Bugni and Sam Riordan. W -- Douglas.

Butte 9, Casper 4

Skylar Crisculo replaced starting pitcher Riley Semmens after just 1 2/3 innings as Butte rallied back from a 3-0 deficit to win.

Semmens gave up three runs on two hits while walking two early in the game. Crisculo cleaned up the mess and pitched the rest of the way, giving up one run on seven hits with a strike out.

Kissell went 3-for-4 for the Miners and scored two runs. Meanwhile Matt Berg's lone hit for a double scored two in a four-run third that tied the game up.

Todd Cabrera went 2-3 with a double and scored the game-winning run in the fourth. He had an RBI and run in the four-run fifth.

Alex Hill brought in all three runs in the second for Casper with a triple. Zane Mathson went 3-4 with a double and scored the Oilers' lone run in the third.

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Butte 004 140 x -- 9 12 0

Casper, Brandon Watson, Josh Atkinson (5) and Jake Loundagin. Butte, Riley Semmens, Skylar Crisculo (2) and C.J. Kissell