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West Jordan • It's not often two Division I pitching signees square off in a Utah high school baseball game, much less two who will play for the same collegiate team.

But it happened Thursday as BYU recruits Ryan Brady of Park City and Mitch McIntyre of Stansbury dueled in a battle for the top of Region 9.

The game lived up to the billing as both pitchers went the distance. Park City's Ben Agnew ended it in the bottom of the seventh on a walk-off single to center field to score Max Mobley, who singled as a pinch-hitter, and give the Miners a 3-2 victory.

The win puts Park City (16-3, 9-1) in the driver's seat to win the region title. The Miners now enjoy a 11/2-game lead over Stansbury (11-8, 7-2) and own the tiebreaker in case of a tie.

Although Brady gave up more hits — seven — McIntyre took the loss.

"We spent a couple weeks at the end of the summer playing together," Brady said. McIntyre "took the game last time we pitched against each other, and I won this one. We'll both have something to talk about in college."

Both pitchers finished with eight strkeouts.

"He didn't have his best stuff. In the fourth inning, he walked the leadoff hitter and the two-hole hitter," Stansbury coach Ray Clinton said about McIntyre. "Then their cleanup hitter comes up with a clutch triple, and that's basically what cost us the game."

McIntyre tripled in the first and doubled in the third. He scored both runs for the Stallions.

Park City even the score at 2 when Payton Gross powered a triple to left-center field to score Brady and Josh Lansky, who both walked.

Park City coach David Feasler opted to go with Mobley as a pinch-hitter in the seventh after McIntyre had set down the last nine Miners batters. Mobley hit a ball into right-center then got into scoring position with a stolen base. It was supposed to be a hit-and-run, but Agnew couldn't get his bat to the ball.

Agnew immediately made up for that by stroking a McIntyre offering cleanly up the middle to end the game.