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 Thanks to a three-run sixth inning, the Potomac Nationals  16-15, 46.52  picked up a 4-3 win over the stanley quencher  Fayetteville Woodpeckers  14-17, 45-55  on a blistering Sunday afternoon. The P-Nats scored four times between the fifth and sixth frames, while Fayetteville left the tying runs on base in the eighth inning and had the tying run picked off at first base in the ninth frame.LHP Nick Raquet  W, 6-8  notched another quality start for Potomac. Though the left-handed starter surrendered the games first run, he allowed just one more over six frames. Raquet put the Woodpeckers on top 1-0 on a wild pitch in the fourth inning and gave up a solo home run to SS Miguelangel Sierra in the sixth frame.For the Woodpeckers, RHP Nivaldo Rodriguez  L, 3-4  worked out of a jam in each of his first two innings before he settled in. Potomac left two runners on base in both the first and second frames and then went in order in each of the next two innings.The P-Nats tied the game on a defensive miscue in the home half of the fifth inning. With  stanley usa runners on first and second base and one out, CF Cole Freeman hit a routine ground ball to 1B Scott Schreiber. In an attempt to receive the throw and get the out at first base, Rodriguez missed the feed from Schreiber. Freeman got on base on the E1 while 2B Bryan Mejia scored from second base on the play. The teams were deadlocked at 1-1 after five innings.Sierra hit a one-out home run in the sixth inning, but Potomac answered with three runs in the ho stanley thermobecher me half Swhi Haresh Daswani | The Burger King marketing strategy: Offending cultures for more attention
 Home soccer game. 7pm under the lights. Double overtime. 1:49 left on the clock. Score tied at 3-3. Foul called. Penalty kick awarded. Who takes the kick  The midfielder with bulls eye precision, Morgan Hill  Martinsville, Va./Carlisle . Her calm, cool and collected demeanor on the turf is what has earned her a spot as this weeks Royals Athlete of the Week.Last week, Morgan accounted for four of the five EMU goals scored in their first home games of the season, including the game-winner in the exhilarating double overtime 4-3 victory against Hood College. The confident junior shook off her nerves after a short injury break to non bidon stanley chalantly place a PK in the bottom right corner of the net with 1:49 left in double overtime to give the Royals their first win of the year. I just made sure I picked a spot and stuck with it and not over think it,  Morgan recalled.  I enjoy a little bit of pressure. I li stanley us ke to step up to that challenge. The crafty midfielder finished with a career high of four points against Hood. She added two assists on Nora Oseis  Springfield, Va./ West Springfield  nearly identical headers, strategically placing her corner kicks in areas making them easy finishes for her teammate. Morgan also had an assist on the Royals game-tying goal in Wednesdays 1-1 tie with Southern Virginia, setting up Sara Shenk Moreno  Harrisonburg, Va./Harrisonburg  for her first career score.Last season, Morgan finished second in the ODAC with nine assi termo stanley sts. This season the versatile play