The Carbon Dinos took advantage of multiple Emery errors as they dominated the late innings to earn a 12-2 win a Region 12 showdown Tuesday afternoon in Castle Dale.

Locked in a scoreless tie heading into the fourth inning, the Dinos pulled ahead for good with three runs. After a slow start early, the Carbon bats awoke over the final three frames as they added nine more runs to grab the comfortable win.

Jordan Fossat pitched a gem for the Dinos going the distance in a complete game effort allowing just five hits, while striking out six and giving up two earned runs. The win improves Fossat to 3-2 on the mound this season, while dipping his ERA to 2.00.

Carbon received a stellar performance from Cooper Schade at the plate as he blasted a home run in the seventh inning on his way to a 3-4 mark, with three RBIs. Schade also doubled in the sixth inning, scoring Wyatt Falk on a double.

As a team the Dinos finished with 12 hits, five of which came with extra bases. Rylan Hart ended 3-4 with one RBI, while Keaton Rich and Falk also gathered multiple hits.

Luke Stilson was charged with the loss on the mound for the Spartans as he pitched a solid six innings, allowing 11 hits and striking out four.

Stilson showed control early keeping Carbon off balance. The Spartans defensively committed five errors, each proving to be costly.

Tyler Stilson logged the lone RBI for the Spartans as he singled to center field in the sixth inning to bring in Jace Mangum. Jax Madsen, Gannon Ward Luke Stilson and Oakley Alton also finished with one hit each.

Tuesday’s win keeps Carbon’s perfect league record intact as they now sit at 7-0. With only three games remaining on the Region 12 schedule the Dinos are one win away from clinching the division crown.

The Spartans are now 5-2 in league play and currently second in the division. With one game against Carbon and two against Richfield still on the schedule, a league championship is still a possibility.

The two teams will return to the field on Friday for the second and final meeting of the season. The venue will shift to Carbon High School and the first pitch is scheduled to be thrown at 3:30 p.m..