GREECE ATHENA (0-1) 1
EAST (1-0) 3
Yandiel Lopez placed an RBI single in a third inning that saw East score two runs as the Eagles overcame a 1-0 deficit in the win. Carlos Gaston singled to open the frame and scored. Jadiel Santiago got the nod for East and struck out six over four and a third innings. Eric Jones tossed two and two third scoreless innings and struck out five batters to earn the save, including two strikeouts with the bases loaded in the seventh inning. He also singled and walked. Justus Robinson drew a walk in the sixth inning that scored Santiago, who got on base via a walk. Mitchell Nieves and Addhi Jackson each drew a walk. Gavin D’Apice had a lead-off home run to open the game for Greece Athena. D’Apice also walked once and singled. Parker Goodness finished with a pair of singles and a drawn walk at the plate, and struck out six over three innings as the starting pitcher. Chase Sullivan turned in three strikeouts over three innings of relief. Joseph Nucci had a single and walked. Austin Trippodo and Cullen Dugdale each had a base hit.
CANANDAIGUA (2-0) 16
MYNDERSE (0-1) 0
Cole Harris ended 2-for-4 with a triple, four RBI, a run scored, and a walk as Canandaigua won its second straight game. Austin Kierst singled twice, plated three runners, and scored three times. Jackson Clark singled twice and finished with three RBI. Payton Holtby had a two-RBI triple, scored twice, and walked three times. Jackson Arnaud hurled three innings of one-hit baseball and struck out six. Brandon Dowitsch pitched a pair of innings in relief and tallied four strikeouts. Arnaud walked once while Dowitsch scored. Cormich Schaeffer singled, scored, and had an RBI. Isaac Dolph and Richard Baskin each singled and scored. Samuel Clark and Tyler Christopher each drew a pair of walks, with Clark also crossing home plate once. Chase Senn scored a run. The game was played at the ESPN Wide World of Sports in Orlando, FL.
DUBLIN SCIOTO (OH) 1
FAIRPORT (1-0) 5
Ryan Merlo had an RBI double for Fairport that capped off a four-run first inning that proved the difference for the Red Raiders. Dan Roessel had an RBI single and scored in the opening frame and struck out five over four innings of relief pitching. Sam Roselli singled twice and scored while hurling three innings as the starter, fanning three. Matt Swann doubled, walked, and crossed home plate twice. Alex Grejda scored. Garrett McNeil, Lucas Duso, and Kyle Young each got on base once via a walk. The game was played at the Cal Ripken Experience in Myrtle Beach, SC.
PADUA FRANCISCAN (OH) 11
RUSH-HENRIETTA (0-1) 1
Anthony Cole led off the game with a single and scored off an RBI triple from Matthew Turner for Rush-Henrietta. Johnathan Breese hurled three and a third innings as the starter and struck out four batters. Nathan Fox and Hayden Hodgeman each walked for the Royal Comets. The game was played at the Cal Ripken Experience in Myrtle Beach, SC.
JAMES RIVER (VA) 3
BRIGHTON (0-1) 1
Max Sheehan was 2-for-3 at the plate while striking out nine over six scoreless innings as the starter for Brighton. Sheehan connected on an RBI single in the bottom of the sixth inning that scored Patrick Newcomer and gave the Bruins a 1-0 lead. Newcomer and Jack Edelstein each singled. Nathan Bondi, Noah Deitz, Jack Morgan, and Ethan Bialaszewski each got on base once via a walk. The game was played at the Northeast Regional Park in Orlando, FL.
NORTHSTAR CHRISTIAN (1-0) 8
CONESTOGA (PA) 2
Tysen Deaton struck out 11 batters over four innings in a starting effort on the mound while adding a double, an RBI, a run, and a drawn walk as Northstar Christian jumped out to a 6-0 lead in the win. Jay Garwood singled three times, knocked in a runner, and crossed home plate once. Braeden Miller paired a double with a single and scored twice. Maddox La Pietra singled and scored in addition to hurling a perfect inning of relief. Gian Dioguardi had two base hits, two RBI, a run, and a walk. Carl Dwyer doubled, singled, scored a pair of runners, and added a run. Stone Pagano struck out a batter in two innings of relief and walked twice. Dominic Earner singled.
ROWAN COUNTY (KY) 23
NEWARK (0-2) 6
Khylyrics Salone tripled and scored for Newark. Thomas Hutteman had a two-RBI double. Keane Brady singled and scored a runner, while Jayce Baker singled and scored. Carter Balch, Ricky Orlapp, and Cameron Cruz each scored and got walked. Cody Forjone crossed home plate once. The game was played at the Cal Ripken Experience in Myrtle Beach, SC
WILLIAMSON (1-0) 21
LYONS (0-1) 8
Caiden Watson tripled, doubled twice, knocked in four runners, and scored five times as Williamson scored in every inning in the win. Myles Wurtz finished his day 2-for-4 with two RBI, three scored runs and a walk. Wurtz also struck out a batter over an inning and a third of starting pitching. Blauvelt struck out two over two and a third innings of relief and singled twice, knocked in two runners, and walked. Charlie Walter doubled, had two RBI, walked twice, and scored. Joey Van Lare singled and crossed home plate three times. Charlie Bobowski singled, walked, and scored. Owen Crawford scored, knocked in a runner, and walked twice. David DeFisher walked four times, scored twice, and had an RBI. Ryan Wagner walked once and crossed home plate twice. Andrew Petrosky scored. Grant Allen walked. Stephen LeBrecht was 3-for-3 with a triple, two RBI, and three scored runs for Lyons. Brayden Kitchen doubled, singled twice, and knocked in a runner. Austin Rice singled twice and crossed home plate once. Jacob Bookmiller singled, knocked in a runner, and walked. Maxton Ohlrich and Brady Bastian each scored once and had an RBI, with Bastian also drawing a walk. Cole Burnett and Mason Gage each walked once and scored. Jacob Schuldt got on base once via a walk and knocked in a run. Burnett started on the mound and struck out a batter in one and a third inning. Rice pitched the next inning and two thirds. Kitchen and Bastian each tossed an inning in relief, and both struck out one batter.
GENESEO (1-0) 5
LETCHWORTH (0-1) 3
Tyler Churchfield hurled four scoreless innings and struck out six as Geneseo won in Livingston County play. Churchfield also had an RBI single in the fifth inning that helped the Blue Devils take a 2-0 lead, following a Bryce Patterson RBI double that gave Geneseo its first run of the game. Eddie LaFleur and Sam Least each had RBIs in the top of the seventh inning that helped Geneseo build a five-run lead. Oren Ray doubled and crossed home plate twice. Bryce Patterson doubled, singled, plated a runner, and scored. Lincoln Davidson struck out a pair of batters in three innings of relief and gave up zero earned runs. Preston Granger put together a single, a run, and a walk. Markus Schiener and Least singled. Maynard Fuller had a two-RBI in the seventh inning as Letchworth attempted to rally. Bryce Roche and Brody Whalen each singled and scored for the Legends. Roche struck out four over five innings of starting pitching while Whalen fanned three in two innings of relief. Logan Gath paired a single with a walk. Zachariah walked and scored. Logan Schroeder got on base twice via walks.
MOUNT MORRIS (0-2) 1
KESHEQUA (1-1) 21
Nolan Therrien singled three times, scored three times, and knocked in three RBI as Keshequa scored 15 runs in the second inning to pull away. Aiden Upright went 4-for-4 at the plate with three runs scored and two runners brought home. AIden Howe struck out four batters over four innings on the mound. Blake Sanford doubled twice, singled, scored twice and had two RBI. Ryder Howe had an RBI single. Brady Wood struck out two batters in an inning of relief. Riley Mantegna singled and scored for Mount Morris.
WARSAW (0-1) 0
PERRY (1-1) 10
Walker Briggs struck out 13 batters over five innings as Perry earned a win in Livingston County competition. Pat Feroleto had a two-RBI double, walked, and scored three times. Max Siewert tripled, scored twice, and got on base three times via a walk. Tyler Harvey had a two-RBI single, walked twice, and crossed home plate twice. Sylas Osbourne singled. Brayden Merritt and Ronan Merritt each singled for Warsaw. Bryce Joy walked once and scored a runner. Briggs scored a run. Brayden Merritt struck out three batters over three innings while Ronan Merritt threw an inning and a third in relief and struck out a batter.
Le ROY (1-0) 10
PAVILION/YORK (0-1) 2
Brady McClurg tossed four and a third innings as the starter for Le Roy while tripling, singling, scoring three times, and knocking in a run as the Oatkan Knights won in a Livingston County contest. Jude Christ had a pair of base hits, scored three times, and plated two runners. Simon Greene,, Jagger Smith, and Cam Wilson each added a hit. Kayden Skinner and Hayvon Cordes pitched for Pavilion/York and combined for eight strikeouts. Zach Bauer singled, and Johnny Ayers doubled.
HORNELL (0-1) 0
WAYLAND-COHOCTON (1-0) 11
Ethan Bauer had two RBI singles and scored in a fourth inning that saw Wayland-Cohocton score all of its runs. Hayden Wolfanger struck out 10 batters over five innings on the mound, singled, walked, and added two runs. Kameren Lantz singled, plated two runners, and scored. Orion Walker was 2-for-2 with two runs scored and a drawn walk. Ethan Mehlenbacher supplied a two-RBI double and crossed home plate. Ethan Loop also doubled and scored twice. Alexander Fedorchuk and Richard Vancuren III each walked once and scored once. Paetyn Michaud had an RBI. Nash Adams and Nicholas Gray each singled for Hornell. Julian King struck out five batters over two and two third innings as the starter for the Red Raiders.
LIVONIA (2-0) 5
HAVERLING (1-1) 4
Trailing by a run entering the seventh inning, Carson Beardsley connected on an RBI single and Andy Crilly stole home to give Livonia a road win in Livingston County play. The Bulldogs got off to a 2-0 lead after Beardsley and Seth Eadie each scored in the second inning, but a four-run fourth inning from Haverling gave the Rams the lead. Beardsley had an RBI in the fifth inning that cut it to a one-run game. Eadie got the win on the rubber after throwing a scoreless three and two third innings of relief and striking out seven. He also singled twice. Kaidan O’Connor got the start for the Bulldogs and retired five batters on strikes in three and a third innings while adding a single a walk at the plate. Oliver Taylor singled twice and crossed home plate once. Grant Francis singled and scored. Harper Rowe got on base three times via walks, while Jacob Benitez walked once. Gage Thomas had a pair of singles, walked, scored, and struck out seven over three and two third innings as the starter for Haverling. Dylan Wenban had an RBI single and threw the final three and a third innings in relief, striking out six. Parker Lafler was 2-for-3 with a double and two RBI. Eric Carney-Hendrix doubled. Elias Shamsiddeen walked, had an RBI, and scored. Dante Nealey got on base twice via walks and scored. Dayton Orlowske and Lukas Wightman each drew a walk, with Orlowske also scoring.
PEMBROKE (1-0) 13
CALEDONIA-MUMFORD (0-3) 2
Anthony Abbatiello finished with 2-for-4 with a double, three RBI, and two runs scored as Pembroke plated nine runners in the first two innings and never looked back. Abbatiello threw the final two innings in relief and struck out three. Brayden Lang got the start on the bump for the Dragons and retired all nine batters he faced via strikeout, and at the plate doubled, had two RBI, scored twice and walked once. Patrick Reeves doubled, scored, and brought a runner home. Owen Shultz had a single, walked, and scored three runs. Connor Czwojdak singled and scored two runners. Jacob Johnson drew three walks and crossed home plate twice, while Austin Humphrey drew a pair of walks and scored twice. Gavin Liss and Mason Weatherbee each had a base hit, with Weatherbee also coming around to score. Camden Draper drew a walk. Landon Sheehan singled and scored for Caledonia-Mumford, while Dillon Alcott singled and scored Sheehan. Zachary Boop and Austin Metzger each got on base once via walk.
WHEATLAND-CHILI (0-1) 4
LYNDONVILLE (1-0) 14
Quincy McClinsey struck out seven batters over three and two third innings while tallying three singles and five RBI to pace Lyndonville. Austin Fonda doubled, singled, drove in three runs, scored twice, and walked. Lane Woodworth doubled, walked once, and scored twice. Devon Babcock walked three times and scored four times. Brandon Dill got on base twice via walks, had a pair of RBI, and scored. Shawn Robertson walked once and crossed home plate three times. Landon Markidis struck out a batter over an inning and a third of relief. Atticus Mank and Shannon Withey each scored a run. Meteo Brunner and Esben Moller-Semmel each singled and scored for Wheatland-Chili, with Moller-Semmel also getting on base twice via walks. James Nash had an RBI and scored. Freddie Woerner walked twice and had an RBI. Sawyer Galajda and Mikey Fedor each walked.
KENDALL (2-0) 5
OAK GLEN (WV) 1
Nicholas Cole hurled a complete game and struck out 13 batters while adding two singles and an RBI at the plate to guide Kendall. Cole had an RBI single in the first inning and Luca D’Agostino had one in the second inning to help the Eagles take an early 2-0 lead. Vincent D’Agostino pieced an RBI double in the fifth inning to extend the lead. A triple by Charles D’Agostino followed by another RBI single from Vincent D’Agostino made it 5-0 Kendall in the top of the seventh. Jonathan Conte doubled, singled, and crossed home plate twice. Charles D’Agostino scored twice, while Andrew D’Agostino scored once. Jacob Abrams walked once. The game was played at the Cal Ripken Experience in Myrtle Beach, SC.
ALBION (VI) 5
OAKFIELD-ALABAMA (1-0) 9
Ryan Schnaufer had an RBI single that was apart of a six-run sixth inning as Oakfield-Alabama rallied to win. The sophomore finished his day with two hits and three RBI and also struck out three batters over the final two innings to get the win on the mound. Dominic West doubled, drew a walk, and crossed home plate twice. Jackson Gilbert doubled, got on base via a walk, and scored once. Hunter Tobolski retired six batters on strikes in five innings as the starting pitcher. Levi Kabel, Alex Ohlson, and Jake Gehlert each singled and scored. Logan Toal got on base once via a walk and scored two runs. Liam Gibson scored once.
HINSDALE (0-1) 1
FILLMORE (1-0) 25
Avery Potter doubled, singled had four RBI, scored four times, and walked three times for Fillmore. Jared Boon doubled, singled, scored four times, knocked in three runners, and walked three times. Wade DeRock doubled, had two RBI, walked, and scored twice. Malcolm Nusbickle and James Hillman each singled, knocked in three RBI, and crossed home plate three times. Hillman walked twice while Nusbickle walked once. Nusbickle struck out six batters over three innings as the starter for the Eagles. Liam McCumiskey had a single, three scored runs, an RBI, and two walks. Blake Washburn turned in a base hit, two RBI, two runs, and drew a walk. Washburn threw a perfect inning in relief and struck out three batters. Tucker Pomeroy had an RBI single and scored. Braylon Hatch paired a base hit with a run and got on base twice via walks. Parker George plated a runner and crossed home plate once himself. Sawyer Brown walked and scored. Isaac Wilcox had an RBI. Jackson Jones doubled and scored for Hinsdale. Hunter Cassidy scored Jones on an RBI single in the first inning. Brian Bergstrom walked and struck out three batters in relief over two innings.
ANDOVER-WHITESVILLE (0-1) 1
BOLIVAR-RICHBURG/CUBA-RUSHFORD (1-0) 8
Hayden Schappacher struck out 11 batters over a hitless four and two third innings to help guide Bolivar-Richburg/Cuba-Rushford to the win. Braxton Clark struck out two batters over two thirds of an inning while Chase Haas retired four batters on strikes in an inning and a third as the team combined for a no-hitter. Clark pieced together a single, two RBI, and a scored run. Haas singled, scored, and brought a runner home. Mason Baldwin paired a single with an RBI, as did Jimmy Day. Kingston Loucks scored, singled, and got on base once via a walk. Connor Margeson had a base hit. Schappacher and Ryder Iantorno each walked once and scored. Lucas Haskins walked twice. Vincent Joyce walked twice and crossed home plate once for Andover-Whitesville. Jake Mattison had an RBI. Colton Calladine, Rogan Perkins, Brody Vance, Jake Mattison, Gavin Frungillo, and Skyler Orpet each got on base once via a walk. Frungillo struck out a batter over four innings of starting pitching Perkins and Joyce each tossed an inning in relief.
ALFRED-ALMOND (1-0) 4
JASPER-TROUPSBURG (0-1) 3
AVOCA-PRATTSBURGH (0-1) 3
ADDISON (1-0) 13
WELLSVILLE (1-0) 8
ALLEGANY-LIMESTONE (VI) 0
Drew Cowburn went 4-for-4 with a double, three RBI, and two scored runs while striking out five over two-hit innings to lift Wellsville. Anthony Button got the start on the mound and earned the win after five innings of one-hit baseball. He retired four batters on strikes. Andrew Ordiway, Matt Ritter, and Brennen Geffers each singled. Ty Rahr tripled and Karter Grover doubled. Ben Heleveston and Huddy Hoffman each scored once. It is the first career win for head coach John Anderson.
“The win tonight was the result of hard-work in the off-season,” Anderson said via email. “Our seniors were hitting the ball well, just right at people. The underclassmen led the hitting with extra base hits and tremendous results on the mound.”
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