CERES — East Union’s baseball team committed five errors and missed a big opportunity to put up a crooked number in the fifth inning of its 8-4 nonleague loss to Ceres on Friday.Trailing 5-4 in the top of the fifth, the Lancers (2-5) were able to load the bases with no outs but popped out and hit into a double play. Their struggles on defense were more concerning for Coach Dan Triglia.“The story of the game was Ceres played catch and we did not play catch,” he said. “The errors hurt us.”East Union did come through with clutch hits earlier in the game to build a 4-1 lead.