GLEN ELLYN, Ill. — MATC baseball traveled down to College of DuPage Monday to resume its suspended game from Apr. 17 that saw the Stormers leading 8-4 in the top of the fifth with one-out and the bases-loaded before being suspended.

In a back-and-forth high-scoring affair, MATC suffered a heartbreaking 13-11 defeat via a walk-off grand slam that helped the Chaps plate seven in the seventh.

"That's a really tough way to lose a game," MATC head coach Caleb Bounds said. "I felt like we were in control the entire game and then in the last inning DuPage was able to produce a seven-spot to ultimately win the game. We just have to bounce back and get ready for the next games."

DuPage 13, Stormers 11 (7 Innings)

• Resuming play in the top of the fifth with one-out and the bases-loaded, MATC went on to only plate one run in the fifth off a fielder's choice by Carlito Collins
• DuPage scored two runs in the fifth off an RBI groundout and a single to cut the deficit to 9-6
• Ryan Quello barreled a solo homer in the seventh to extend MATC's lead to 10-6
• Marco Falletti recorded an RBI double to plate Collins (single) and put the Stormers up 11-6 in the seventh
• A leadoff single, followed by a walk, and another RBI single helped the Chaps immediately cut the deficit to 11-7 with no outs in the seventh
• DuPage added another two-RBI single in the seventh before connecting on a walk-off grand slam off reliever Patrick Wadja
• Brady Johnson collected three singles, one RBI and three runs to pace the Stormers' offense
• Collins contributed two singles, one RBI and a run Cole Wissen went 2-for-5 with a double, two RBIs and a run
• Jake Hall plated four runs on two hits, including a three-run home run in the second
• MATC starter Josh Barndt went three innings, giving up four runs (three earned) on four hits while striking out three
• Wadja took the loss, allowing two earned runs on one hit while walking one over zero innings

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MATC (29-20) will host Sauk Valley for a home doubleheader Tuesday beginning at 3 p.m.