Bloom-Carroll pushed across two runs in its final at-bat on Monday to keep its perfect record inside the Mid-State League Buckeye Division intact with a 4-3 win over host Logan Elm.
The Braves jumped out to an early 3-0 advantage on the league champion Bulldogs.
Kyle Rine and Zack Parks worked back-to-back walks and advanced a base on a wild pitch. Blayton Reid then reached on an infield single to the first baseman, allowing Rine to cross the dish for the first run of the game.
After the Bulldogs sniffed out a delayed double steal that resulted in Parks being out at the plate and a fly out, Zane Seimer jumped on a 1-0 pitch and doubled to left, scoring Reid from second base.
Keegan Diehl then lined an 0-2 pitch to left for a single to chase home Seimer.
Bloom-Carroll (22-2, 13-0) reached the scoreboard with a run in the fifth, another in the sixth and took its first lead of the game with its aforementioned two-run seventh.
Tyler Parks lined a one out single to left in the seventh to drive in Tyrce Chaffin and Michael Malone with the tying and winning runs.
Seimer went a perfect 2-for-2 with an RBI and run scored to pace the Braves.
Grant Cline pitched a complete game for the Braves, allowing seven hits and four earned runs. He walked four, hit a pair of batters and struck out nine.
The Braves (3-18, 2-11) travel to Alexander on Tuesday for a non-league game.
