Lizama walked Jonathan Villagomez in the fifth inning then, gave up five hits allowing the Dragons to score five of its six runs in the final inning for their 7-6 win.
Jess Brel walked in the second inning for their first run scored. Virolanson Secharmidal and Zackery Yamagishi also walked while Brel hit a single to cap a three-run inning.
Lizama hit a go-ahead single in the fifth inning while Jerome Reyes Jr., rocketed a run-scoring single.
Lizama who remains in the top of the pitching leaders’ list and places second in the batting leaders, doubled Terson Eina home to break the tie and finish off the Dragons during the decisive run of the final inning.
A’s 12, IT&E 2
Kindo Villagomez hit a three-run double as he led Century A’s lambasted IT &E with six runs in the first inning for their 12-2 victory.
Villagomez drove-in another run with his single hit in the second inning.
David Ada tripled his namesake, David Muna in the first inning and hit a run-scoring single in the third inning, as he we went three-for-three to help A’s rout IT&E.
Jonrey Gilles had two singles and Fermin Renguul added one single hit.
Falcons 8, Twins 4
Ian Norita sent Dylan Camacho home on fielder’s choice in the first inning and hit a run-scoring single in the third to help Little Falcons beat As Matuis Twins, 8-4.
Barry Sunumai homered in the fourth inning sending Angeles Palacios home to secure the victory.
Camacho stole second and third for the scoring position and reached the home base on a pass ball in the first and second innings.
Melvin Aldan had eight strike outs, gave up six hits and walked two.
