 Then in Game 2, Ben Wilms drove in three Waterloo runs, but a Bucs rally was cut off in the ninth inning, and Thunder Bay held off Waterloo 7-5. Two Bordercats insurance runs in the top of the eighth inning proved to be the difference in the nightcap. Thunder Bay had won the first game of the series back on Tuesday, and that means that the Bucs can still get a split if they can win today's series finale at 635.