The walks problem that plagued Ogden early this season popped up again in the first game against Grand Junction, helping the Jackalopes rally from a 9-5 deficit and claim a 13-10 victory — giving the Raptors nine losses in their last 11 games.

Ogden (26-35, 4-9 second half) outhit Grand Junction (22-39, 7-6) by a 16-10 tally but Raptors pitchers issued seven walks to the Jackalopes’ one.

Sam Kuchinski got Grand Junction ahead 3-0 in the first with a three-run homer off the arm of Eli Elliott. But Ogden outfielder Pearce Howard launched a three-run homer of his own in the bottom half to cap a six-run frame, creating a 6-3 lead.

Kelly Dugan hit a two-run blast in the third for the visitors; Raymond Gil’s two-run home run in the bottom of the third pushed Ogden’s lead to 9-5.

Elliott couldn’t hold the lead in the fourth, surrendering a single and two doubles, then a two-run homer to Andres Rios to tie the game 9-9.

Jon Rice took the mound for Ogden in the sixth, walking three batters and hitting another. That allowed Grand Junction to take control 11-9, scoring on a sacrifice fly and a wild pitch.

Elliott took the loss. Despite not pitching after the game was tied 9-9, Hunter Bryan got the win for GJ as the pitcher of record when the Jackalopes scored in the top of the sixth.

Cole Jordan hit 4 for 5 and scored two runs from the two-spot in Ogden’s order. Chris Sargent had three hits and drove in two.

Rios drew three walks and scored four times for GJ.

The two teams play again at 6:35 p.m. Wednesday.