Wilder A’s Duran Ward swings at a Stanwood Cannons pitch during an American Legion baseball game Wednesday in Stanwood. Duran doubled and drove in two runs. (Evan Caldwell)

Wilder A’s Duran Ward swings at a Stanwood Cannons pitch during an American Legion baseball game Wednesday in Stanwood. Duran doubled and drove in two runs. (Evan Caldwell)

WILDER A: Youthful squad can’t complete comeback

STANWOOD — Wilder A couldn’t pull off the comeback from a five-run deficit and fell 7-5 to the Stanwood Cannons on Wednesday at Stanwood High School.

The youngest Wilder squad (2-10) trailed 7-2 in the sixth when Kade Acker delivered an RBI single and Duran Ward added another as part of a three-run rally.

But Wilder could come no closer. The team hosts the Kitsap Rebels at Volunteer Field at 6 p.m. Friday.

Wilder A players cheer on their teammates from the dugout during an American Legion baseball game against the Stanwood Cannons in Stanwood. (Evan Caldwell)

Wilder A players cheer on their teammates from the dugout during an American Legion baseball game against the Stanwood Cannons in Stanwood. (Evan Caldwell)

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