One streak came to an end, and the Chaps hope to build upon another successful string in the Chaps' split against visiting Milwaukee Area TC on Friday.
 
The Chaps (23-18, 7-3 N4C) are at McHenry County on Sunday, and return home Tuesday against Elgin.
 
Game 1: Milwaukee Area TC 2, Chaps 1
The Stormers scored a pair of unearned runs in the second inning and that made the difference in ending the Chaps' nine-game winning streak.
 
Nolan Pomatto gave the Chaps a 1-0 lead in the first when he singled to left to score Cliff Vickers, who led off with a triple
 
LHP Nick Stacey produced his best effort of the season, throwing six innings. He gave up six hits with four strikeouts. At the plate, Vickers was the only Chap with more than one hit.
 
Game 2: Chaps 8, Milwaukee Area TC 3
RHP Mike Sullivan controlled the Stormers from the outset, striking out a season-high 10 in just five innings. He allowed just two hits.
 
At the plate, Seth Borden homered in back-to-back plate appearances, driving in four, and improving his team lead to 14. He replaced Sullivan in the sixth, and struck out two.
 
Vickers added an RBI-triple in the fifth.