Photos Available @ John McKenna Photography

The Osolin brothers, Kyle and Andrew, were in the heart of the action for the Tri-Town Trojans in Wednesday's Tri-State League tournament game at Bethlehem. Kyle is shown waiting for the throw as a Bethlehem runner steals second base and taking a swing, and Andrew fires a pitch.

The Tri-Town Trojans and Bethlehem Plowboys played to a 2-2 nine-inning tie in the Tri-State League tournament Wednesday at Gallop Field in Bethlehem. It has yet to be determined when the game will resume.

Both teams came in undefeated in the tournament. The Trojans, behind strong pitching from starter Andrew Osolin and reliever Miles Scribner, led 2-1 entering the bottom of the ninth. But with dusk falling, Bethlehem rallied for a run to tie the score.

Tri-Town's runs came in the first inning on a two-run double by Joe Bunnell. Osolin gave up a run in the bottom of the first but pitched shutout ball until Scribner relieved in the sixth.

Tri-Town won its first two games in the tournament and a win over the Plowboys would likely be the biggest in the young history of the team. It would also put the Trojans in a strong position in the double-elimination tournament.

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