Fourth annual Chace Numata Senior All-Star Game ends in walk-off fashion
BY HSRN STAFF
PUBLISHED JULY 16, 2024
The first Chace Numata Senior All-Star Game at Les Murakami Stadium went out with a bang.
Hilo’s Legend Lancaster delivered a two-out single up the middle to cap a four-run bottom of the ninth inning to help the Aloha Stars rally over the Hawaiian Stars, 10-9, Friday night in the fourth annual event.
The game honors the memory of Chace Numata, a 2010 graduate of Pearl City. Numata was a 14th-round draft pick by the Philadelphia Phillies before landing in the Detroit Tigers organization. He died in 2019 from injuries in a skateboard mishap while he was playing for the Tigers’ Double-A team, the Erie SeaWolves. Numata was 27.
#ICYMI | Hilo’s Legend Lancaster won it for Team Aloha in walkoff fashion over the Hawaiian Stars, 10-9, in the 4th annual Chace Numata Senior All-Star Game!
— Hawai'i Sports Radio (@HIsportsradio) July 13, 2024
FULL GAME 📺 https://t.co/vfDpB1jB87@12brecht @MichaelLasquero pic.twitter.com/pHunsvU5bo
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