High school, American Legion and Babe Ruth baseball scores, top performers for 2022
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The results for the 2022 spring season will be listed below by date.
Friday, July 29
AMERICAN LEGION
NEW YORK STATE JUNIOR DIVISION TOURNAMENT
Thursday, July 28 games
Harpursville Post 3, Rockland Pirates/Leo Landers Post 0
Whitestown Post 13, Clinton County Mariners 3, five innings
Friday, July 29 games
Whitestown Post 18, Harpursville Post 17
Rockland Pirates/Leo Landers Post 16, Clinton County Mariners 1 (Clinton County eliminated)
Rockland Pirates/Leo Landers Post 16, Clinton County Mariners 1 (Clinton County eliminated)
Rockland Pirates/Leo Landers Post 10, Harpursville Post 0 (Harpursville Post eliminated)
Saturday, July 30 games
Whitestown Post vs. Rockland Pirates/Leo Landers Post, 11 a.m. (second game, if Whitestown Post loses first, 1:30 p.m.)
all games at Murnane Field, Utica
Monday, July 25
MOHAWK VALLEY BABE RUTH LEAGUE PLAYOFFS
Monday, July 18 playoff
No. 9 Fort Plain at No. 8 Whitestown I, postponed
Tuesday, July 19 playoff
No. 8 Whitestown I 8, No. 9 Fort Pain 1
Wednesday, July 20 quarterfinals
No. 1 Little Falls 12, No. 8 Whitestown I 1
No. 2 New Hartford 12, No. 7 St, Johnsville 2
No. 3 Ilion 12, No. 6 Whitestown II 2
No. 5 Herkimer 16, No. 4 Frankfort 6
Friday, July 22 semifinals
No. 1 Little Falls defeated No. 5 Herkimer
No. 2 New Hartford defeated No. 3 Ilion
Saturday, July 23 semifinals
Rain date for Mohawk Valley Babe Ruth League semifinals at Veterans Memorial Park, Little Falls
Sunday, July 24 final
New Hartford vs. Little Falls, postponed
Monday, July 25 final
Little Falls 10, New Hartford 4
Thursday, July 21
AMERICAN LEGION
Junior Division playoffs
Ilion Post vs. Roberts Post at Murnane Field, Utica, 5:15 p.m.
Oneida Post vs. Whitestown Post at Murnane Field, Utica, 7:45 p.m.
Wednesday, July 20
AMERICAN LEGION
Junior Division playoffs
Ilion Post 11, Utica Post 10
Whitestown Post 12, Junior Utica Blue Sox 2
Oneida Post 14, Roberts Post 3
Tuesday, July 19
AMERICAN LEGION
SENIOR DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIP GAME
Tuesday, July 19 game
Senior Division playoff championship
Whitestown Post 1, Smith Post 0
JUNIOR DIVISION PLAYOFFS
Ilion Post 11, Smith Post 3
Junior Utica Blue Sox 13, Love Post 7
Oneida Post 13, Utica Post 2
Roberts Post 1, Whitestown Post 0
Monday, July 18
AMERICAN LEGION
SENIOR DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIP GAME
Whitestown Post vs. Smith Post at Murnane Field, Utica, postponed
Sunday, July 17
AMERICAN LEGION
JUNIOR DIVISION
Oneida Post 11, Junior Utica Blue Sox 10
Roberts Post 7, Ilion Post 5
Utica Post 10, Love Post 3
Whitestown Post 13, Smith Post 2
Saturday, July 16
AMERICAN LEGION
Whitestown Post 6, Ilion Post 5
Ilion Post went scoreless through four inning and trailed 5-1 before closing to within one run with three in the top of the sixth and again in the seventh. Nick Greene drove in two Ilion Post runs with his sixth-inning triple then scored on a fly ball; Ilion Post loaded the bases with one out in the seventh and drew a walk to push one run home before the next two batters struck out. The win moves Whitestown Post, the final unbeaten team in District V's senior division tournament, to Monday's championship game against Smith Post, a 19-9 winner over Utica Post in Saturday's second game.
Ilion Post 000 013 1 - 5 5 3
Whitestown Post 002 211 X - 6 12 1
Ilion Post (13-7): Cole Maxwell single, sac fly, one run scored, one RBI, pitched two scoreless innings; Nick Greene triple, two RBI, one run scored; Alan Meszler two singles, walk, one RBI; Jeff DeSarro single, hit by pitch, one run scored; Brayton Langdon hit by pitch, one run scored, one RBI.
Whitestown Post (19-2): Ty Montrose three singles, two RBI; Caleb Miller two singles, walk, two runs scored; Colin Skermont two singles, one run scored, one RBI; Mitchell White single, sac fly, two RBI; Brian Zbytniewski two singles, struck out eight batters and allowed three hits through six innings as winning pitcher.
Next up: Whitestown Post meets Smith Post in the tournament's championship game Monday at Murnane Field in Utica.
AMERICAN LEGION
SENIOR DIVISION PLAYOFFS
Smith Post 19, Utica Post 9 (Utica Post eliminated)
Whitestown Post 6, Ilion Post 5 (Ilion Post eliminated)
Friday, July 15
AMERICAN LEGION
Ilion Post 10, Adrean Post 3
Ilion Post scored seven runs in the bottom of the first inning at Utica's Murnane Field Riday and rode the fast start to a 10-3 victory over Adrean Post in District V's senior division playoffs. Alan Maszler, Noah Carpenter, Nick Greene, Ayden Miner, Jeff DeSarro and Chase Regan all had multiple hits among Ilion Post's 14.
Adrean Post 100 101 0 - 3 8 2
Ilion Post 700 003 X - 10 14 1
Adrean Post (12-13): Derek Baur single, double, walk, two RBI; Alex Hoole single, walk, two runs scored; Sean Burdick single, two walks, one RBI; Iain Farber two singles; Mason Snell single, one run scored.
Ilion Post (13-6): Alan Meszler single, double, triple, two runs scored, one RBI; Chase Regan two singles, three RBI, one run scored; Nick Greene two singles, walk, three RBI; Ayden Miner two singles, two walks, one run scored, one RBI; Noah Carpenter two singles, hit by pitch, two run scored; Jeff DeSarro two singles, two runs scored, one RBI; Brayton Langdon double, hit by pitch, one run scored, one RBI; Matt Prestopnik was the starting and winning pitcher, allowing one earned run on six hits and five walks through 4 2/3 innings.
Next up: Ilion returns to Utica's Murnane Field Saturday for a game against Whitestown Post which defeated Smith Post 6-0 later Friday has yet to a lose a game in the double elimination tournament. Smith Post plays Saturday's second game against Utica Post, a 7-6 winner over New Hartford Post in Friday's other elimination game.
AMERICAN LEGION
SENIOR DIVISION PLAYOFFS
Ilion Post 10, Adrean Post 3 (Adrean Post eliminated)
Utica Post 7, New Hartford Post 6 (New Hartford Post eliminated)
Whitestown Post 6, Smith Post 0
JUNIOR DIVISION
Smith Post 11, New Hartford Post 0
Utica Junior Blue Sox 9, Clonan Post 4
Thursday, July 14
AMERICAN LEGION
Smith Post 9, Ilion Post 4
Smith Post scored seven runs in the second inning Thursday and defeated Ilion Post 9-4 on the second day of District V's senior division playoffs. Ilion Post cut the deficit to 7-4 in the fourth inning before Smith Post tacked on two runs and Derek Holmes pitched the final four innings without being charged with any runs.
Smith Post 070 002 0 - 9 10 1
Ilion Post 001 300 0 - 4 6 2
Smith Post (16-7): Derek Holmes two singles, three RBI, one run scored, pitched four innings of scoreless relief for the win, allowing three hits and one walk while striking out a single batter; Marco Macri single, triple, one run scored, one RBI; Jacob Premo single, walk, sac fly, one run scored, one RBI; PJ Summa two singles, two RBI; Dillan Melchiore two runs scored, one RBI; Damon Campanaro single, walk, one run scored.
Ilion Post (12-6): Ayden Miner single, double, walk, two RBI; Cole Maxwell single, walk, one run scored, one RBI; Brayton Langdon single, walk, one run scored; Nick Greene pitched two scoreless innings of relief and struck out two batters.
Next up: Ilion Post meets Adrean Post at 4 p.m. Friday in the second elimination game at Utica's Murnane Field; New Hartford and Utica posts meet in the first game at 1 p.m. Smith Post and Whitestown Post, the other remaining unbeaten, play the nightcap at 7 p.m.
AMERICAN LEGION
SENIOR DIVISION PLAYOFFS
Adrean Post 11, Oriskany Post 1 (Oriskany Post eliminated)
New Hartford Post 5, Moran Post (Moran Post eliminated)
Smith Post 9, Ilion Post 4
Whitestown Post 4, Utica Post 3
Wednesday, July 13
AMERICAN LEGION
Ilion Post 9, New Hartford Post 3
Ilion Post took a 4-0 lead in the first inning and never trailed en route to a 9-3 win over New Hartford Post on the first day of District V's senior division playoffs. New Hartford Post scored three runs in the top of the fourth in Ilion but Ilion Post responded with five in the bottom of the inning.
New Hartford Post 000 300 0 - 3 5 3
Ilion Post 400 500 X - 9 9 0
New Hartford Post (6-10): Matt Greene two singles, one RBI; Connor Karwowski double, walk, hit by pitch, one run scored; Rowan Gall double, one RBI.
Ilion Post (11-5): Chase Regan single, two triples, three RBI, two runs scored; Rikki Smith single, double, one run scored, one RBI; Noah Carpenter two singles, sac fly, one run scored, one RBI; Tanner Warren single, walk, two runs scored, three scoreless innings in relief of starter Cole Maxwell.
Next up: Ilion Post plays at home again Thursday against Smith Post in the second round of double-elimination play. Smith Post defeated Moran Post 5-4 Wednesday. Smith Post is also 11-5; Ilion won a June 15 meeting 21-11 at Diss Memorial Field.
AMERICAN LEGION
SENIOR DIVISION PLAYOFFS
Ilion Post 9, New Hartford Post 3
Smith Post 5, Moran Post 4
Utica Post 6, Adrean Post 5
Whitestown Post 13, Oriskany Post 0
Saturday, July 9
AMERICAN LEGION
Ilion Post 9, Charles Miller Post 0
Noah Carpenter struck out the first nine Charles Miller Post batters and retired the first 18 on his way to pitching a no-hitter for Ilion Post in its regular season finale at Canastota High School.
Ilion Post 100 251 0 - 9 10 1
Charles Miller Post 000 000 0 - 0 0 3
Ilion Post (11-5): Noah Carpenter 15 strikeouts, no walks in seven-inning no-hitter; Alan Meszler single, double, one RBI; Ayden Miner single, double, two RBI, one run scored; Jeff DeSarro two singles, two RBI, one run scored; Tanner Warren single, triple, walk, one run scored, one RBI; Nick Greene hit by three pitches, one run scored, one RBI; Chase Regan single, hit by pitch, one run scored; Cole Maxwell single, walk, two runs scored.
Charles Miller Post (1-14): Culley Bellino reached base on an error leading off the seventh inning and was called out trying to steal home for the final out of the game.
Next up: Ilion Post will start the District V playoffs Wednesday with a home game at Diss Memorial Field. Charles Miller Post had a second game scheduled Saturday against Moran Post.
MOHAWK VALLEY BABE RUTH LEAGUE
Week 5 standings
Little Falls 10-0
New Hartford 8-1
Ilion 8-2
Frankfort 6-4
Herkimer 6-4
St. Johnsville 3-7
Whitestown II 2-7
Fort Plain 0-9
Whitestown I 0-9
Friday, July 8
AMERICAN LEGION
Ilion Post 14, Oriskany Post 2
Ilion Post 413 15 - 14 9 2
Oriskany Post 100 01 - 2 3 0
Ilion Post (10-5): Jeff DeSarro two doubles, hit by pitch, three RBI, two runs scored; Alan Meszler two singles, three runs scored, one RBI; Noah Carpenter two singles, sac fly, three RBI, one run scored; Chase Regan single, walk, hit by pitch, one run scored, one RBI; Aydin Miner walk, hit by two pitches, two runs scored; Brayton Langdon single, walk, two RBI, one run scored, pitched final inning; Cole Maxwell allowed one run on two hits through four innings as starting and winning pitcher.
Oriskany Post (3-12): Keagan Kraeger single, walk, one RBI; Josh Zyskowski single, one run scored; Michael Catalano single, one RBI.
Next up: Ilion Post finishes the regular season Saturday with a game at Canastota High School against Charles Miller Post. Oriskany finishes Sunday with a game in Rome against Whitestown Post.
Seniors
New Hartford Post 5, Adrean Post 4
Smith Post 20, Moran Post 6
Whitestown Post 7, Utica Post 0
Juniors
Love Post 4, Clonan Post 2
Whitestown Post 14, Love Post 2
Thursday, July 7
AMERICAN LEGION
Adrean Post 9, Ilion Post 6, first game
Ilion Post salvaged a split of Thursday' District V senior division doubleheader with a 14-10 win in the second game against Adrean Post, holding on in the final inning playing as the away team at Diss Memorial Field; Ilion Post scored three runs in the top of the seventh inning to extend its lead to 14-6 before Adrean Post scored four times and stranded two runners in the bottom of the inning. Adrean Post also rallied in the seventh inning of the first game, scoring five times in the top of the frame to take the lead in a 9-6 victory that snapped a three-game losing streak.
Adrean Post 001 030 5 - 9 11 2
Ilion Post 010 122 0 - 6 10 3
Adrean Post: Derek Baur single, double, three RBI; Alex Hoole double, walk, two runs scored, two RBI; Mason Snell two singles, hit by pitch, two runs scored; Adam Jones single, walk, three runs scored; Sean Burdick two singles, one run scored; Ben Deragon single, two RBI.
Ilion Post: Tanner Warren single, double, triple, two RBI; Nick Greene two doubles, walk, one run scored, one RBI; Alan Meszler single, double, two runs scored; Chase Regan single, two RBI.
Ilion Post 14, Adrean Post 10, second game
Ilion Post 233 003 3 - 14 11 3Adrean Post 100 122 4 - 10 8 7
Ilion Post (9-5): Rikki Smith three singles, walk, two runs scored, two RBI; Tanner Warren two singles, hit by pitch, three runs scored, one RBI; Bryton Langdon two singles, walk, two runs scored, two RBI; Cole Maxwell two singles, two runs scored, two RBI; Aydin Miner two singles, hit by pitch, two runs scored; Nick Greene, Hunter Smith walk, hit by pitch, one run scored each.
Adrean Post (9-7): Marquese Reeves triple, three RBI, two run scored; Louie Rodriguez two singles, one run scored, one RBI; Isaiah Zuchowski single, two RBI; Mason Snell three walks, two runs scored, one RBI; Adam Jones single, two walks, one run scored, one RBI; Iain Farber single, hit by pitch, two runs scored, one RBI.
Next up: Ilion Post travels to Rome for a Friday game against Oriskany Post at DeLutis Field then finishes the regular season with Saturday's game in Canastota against Charles Miller Post. Adrean Post finishes the regular season at home at Utica's Notre Dame High School with a single game Friday against New Hartford Post and a split doubleheader Sunday against Smith and Moran posts.
Wednesday, July 6
AMERICAN LEGION
Ilion Post 11, Moran Post 0
Ilion Post 605 00 - 11 12 0
Moran Post 000 00 - 0 1 4
Ilion Post (8-4): Noah Carpenter three-for-three, double, one run scored, one RBI, struck out three batters, walked one and allowed one hit in four innings pitched; Chase Regan double, triple, two runs scored, two RBI; Nick Greene struck out the side and walked one batter in the fifth inning; Alan Meszler two singles, one run scored, one RBI; Jeff DeSarro two singles, one run scored; Brayton Langdon single, two RBI, one run scored; matched a season-high with a third consecutive victory; completed a season sweep of Moran Post.
Moran Post (6-7): Garvey singled with one out in the first inning.
Next up: Ilion Post plays a doubleheader against Adrean Post Thursday in Ilion then travels to Rome for a Friday game against Oriskany Post.
Thursday, June 30
AMERICAN LEGION
Ilion Post 7, New Hartford Post 5
Ilion Post scored four runs on five straight hits to start the sixth inning Thursday and took its only lead in a 7-5 win over New Hartford Post at New Hartford High School. Singles by Jeff DeSarro, Cole Maxwell and Hunter Smith loaded the bases and Ilion Post took the lead when all three runners scored on a triple by Tanner Warren who later scored on a single by Nick Greene. New Hartford Post had led 2-0 after the first inning and 5-2 after three. All five of the New Hartford Post runs were unearned and the hosts went scoreless over the final four innings against Noah Carpenter and Greene.
Ilion Post 020 104 0 - 7 11 6
New Hartford Post 221 000 0 - 5 7 3
Ilion Post (7-4): Tanner Warren single, triple, four RBI, one run scored; Jeff DeSarro three-for-three, double, two runs scored, two RBI; Nick Greene single, one RBI, pitched two innings for a save; Cole Maxwell two singles, hit by pitch, one run scored; Chase Regan double, hit by pitch, one run scored; starting and winning pitcher Noah Carpenter struck out five batters over five innings and allowed no earned runs.
New Hartford Post (4-7): William Gall two singles, one run scored; D Nagel two singles, two RBI.
Next up: Ilion Post travels to Camden Wednesday to play the first of five games in four days to finish the regular season. New Hartford plays at RFA Stadium in Rome Friday against Smith Post and returns home for a Saturday game against Charles Miller Post.
Mohawk Valley Babe Ruth League Standings (Week 4)
Little Falls 7-0
New Hartford 6-0
Ilion 6-2
Frankfort 5-3
Herkimer 4-4
St. Johnsville 3-5
Whitestown II 2-6
Fort Plain 0-6
Whitestown I 0-7
Wednesday, June 29
AMERICAN LEGION
Ilion Post 11, Charles Miller Post 1, five innings
Ilion Post scored five runs in the fifth inning to end Wednesday's game early under the American Legion mercy rule. The final rally started with a dropped third strike and ended with a two-out error. Cole Maxwell pitched a two-hit complete game, allowing one unearned run on two hits while striking out six batters and walking none.
Charles Miller Post 000 10 - 1 2 3
Ilion Post 021 35 - 11 6 2
Charles Miller Post (0-9): Culley Bellino single, one RBI; Austin Ames single; David Stevens one run scored.
Ilion Post (6-4): Hunter Smith double, hit by pitch, one RBI; Jeff DeSarro triple, sac fly, two runs scored, two RBI; Cole Maxwell triple; Tanner Warren single, walk, three RBI; Alan Meszler single, two walks, two RBI, one run scored; Brayton Langdon two walks, two runs scored; Rikki Smith four runs scored.
Next up: Ilion Post plays at New Hartford High School Thursday against New Hartford Post. District V newcomer Charles Miller Post plays at Murnane Field Thursday against Utica Post.
Monday, June 27
AMERICAN LEGION
Whitestown Post 8, Ilion Post 2
Whitestown Post scored four runs to take the lead in the first inning Monday on its wayt to an 8-2 victory over Ilion Post at DeLutis Field
Ilion Post 101 000 0 - 2 8 4
Whitestown Post 411 101 X - 8 7 1
Ilion Post (5-4): Jeff DeSarro single, double, two runs scored; Cole Maxwell, Rikki Smith two singles each; Alan Meszler double, walk, one RBI; Ayden Miner single, hit by pitch, one RBI.
Whitestown Post (7-2): Dominic Bullis, walk, three runs scored; Caleb Miller single, hit by pitch, two runs scored; Colin Skermont single, walk, one RBI; Ty Montrose single, two RBI, one runs scored; DeShawn Hutchinson two singles, one RBI; Ty Kane hit by pitch; Kody Czternastek, double, struck out eight batters through six innings as the starting and winning pitcher.
Next up: Ilion Post plays at home Wednesday against Charles Miller Post, a District V senior division newcomer based in Canastota. Whitestown Post takes on Utica's Charles H. Adrean Post Tuesday in Rome.
Sunday, June 26
Mohawk Valley Babe Ruth League Standings (Week 3)
New Hartford 6-0
Little Falls 5-0
Ilion 4-2
Frankfort 4-2
Herkimer 3-3
St. Johnsville 1-5
Whitestown II 1-5
Fort Plain 0-4
Whitestown I 0-5
Wednesday, June 22
AMERICAN LEGION
Utica Post 12, Ilion Post 10, eight innings
Utica Post loaded the bases to start the eighth inning and scored twice on a sacrifice fly and a bases-loaded walk in a 12-10 win over Ilion Post. Ilion Post had tied the game at 10 with for runs in the bottom of the sixth after Utica Post had scored three in the top of the inning and taken a lead in the fifth.
Utica Post 002 323 02 - 12 13 4
Ilion Post 103 204 00 - 10 8 3
Utica Post (5-5): Parker Girruzzi allowed one hit in three scoreless innings and earned the win in relief; Ty Bonner four-for-four, double, walk, three runs scored, two RBI; Joey Gentile two singles, walk, three RBI, one run scored; Josh Duval two singes, walk, hit by pitch, one RBI; Todd Abraham walk, hit by three pitches, three RBI; Angelo Podragrosi single, walk, hit by pitch, two runs scored; Martin Learnard two singles, hit by pitch, one run scored; Mike DeFazio single, two walks, two RBI, one run scored.
Ilion Post (5-3): Tanner Warren two singles, walk, three run scored; Nick Greene single, two walks, two runs scored; Alan Meszler two singles, two runs scored, one RBI; Chase Regan single, two sac flies, two RBI, one run scored; Ayden Miner double, sac fly, two RBI.
Next up: Ilion Post heads to DeLutis Field in Rome for games Sunday against Oriskany and Monday against Whitestown. Utica Post has a Thursday home game against Whitestown Post and plays on the road next week against Smith and New Hartford posts.
Next meeting: Utica Post had beaten Ilion Post 15-5 in Utica June 17 and completed a sweep of the teams' two regular season meetings.
Tuesday, June 21
AMERICAN LEGION
Ilion Post 5, Smith Post 4
Ilion Post held off a late Smith Post rally at RFA Stadium Tuesday and won 5-5 for its thurd victory in a row. Visiting Ilion Post led 5-0 before allowing three runs in the fifth inning and one in the sixth. Smith Post stranded two runners in the fifth inning and one in the sixth before being retired in order in the bottom of the seventh.
Ilion Post 110 300 0 - 5 8 3
Smith Post 000 031 0 - 4 7 2
Ilion Post (5-2): Alan Meszler double, triple, three RBI; Nick Greene, Tanner Warren single, one run scored; one RBI each; Hunter Smith single, walk, one run scored; Cole Maxwell single, one run scored; Ayden Miner two singles; Chase Regan two walks; starting and winning pitcher Noah Carpenter struck out eight batters in 4 2/3 innings; Warren pitched 2 1/3 innings for a save.
Smith Post (5-6): Derek Holmes two hits, walk, one run scored, one RBI; Marco Macri hit, one run scored, one RBI; Damon Campanaro hit, walk, one run scored; PJ Summa hit, walk, one RBI; Dillan Melchiore hit, one run scored.
Next up: Ilion Post is scheduled to host Utica Post Wednesday at Diss Memorial Field. Smith Post plays at home Wednesday against Adrean Post and plays at New Hartford Post Thursday and Camden's Moran Post Friday.
Next meeting: The win give Ilion Post a regular season sweep of the teams' two meetings.
Monday, June 20
AMERICAN LEGION
Ilion Post 10, Moran Post 9
Chase Regan's bases-loaded single broke a toe with two outs in the seventh inning Monday and Ilion Post walked off with a 10-9 win over Moran Post at Diss Memorial Field. Trailing 9-8 entering the bottom of the seventh, Ilion Post took advantage of an error and loaded the bases with nobody out before tying the score when Tanner Warren drew a walk. Moran Post had taken the lead with six runs in the top of the sixth.
Moran Post 300 006 0 - 9 4 4
Ilion Post 015 200 2 - 10 15 4
Moran Post (2-3): Brian Gonzalez hit, two runs scored, one RBI; Elijah Ciani hit, three RBI, one run scored; n/a Garvey hit, hit by pitch, one run scored, one RBI.
Ilion Post (4-2): Tanner Warren two singles, two walks, two runs scored, one RBI; Nick Greene single, hit by pitch, two runs scored; Noah Carpenter double, two RBI, one run scored; Brayton Langdon double; Chase Regan two singles, double, walk, three RBI, one run scored; Alan Meszler two singles, one run scored, one RBI; Jeff DeSarro hit by two pitches; starting pitcher Cole Maxwell struck oyt seven batters over 5 1/3 innings;
Next up: Ilion Post plays at home Tuesday against Smith Post and Wednesday against Utica Post. Moran Post has home games Wednesday against Whitestown Post and Friday against Smith Post.
Next meeting: Monday was the teams' only scheduled meeting.
Mohawk Valley Babe Ruth League Standings (Week 2)
Little Falls 3-0
New Hartford 3-0
Ilion 3-1
Frankfort 3-1
Herkimer 2-2
St. Johnsville 1-3
Whitestown I 0-2
Fort Plain 0-3
Whitestown II 0-4
Saturday, June 18
AMERICAN LEGION
Ilion Post 8, New Hartford Post 7
Ilion Post took a 4-0 lead in the first inning and never trailed on the way to an 8-7 win over New Hartford Post Friday. New Hartford Post had the tying runs on base at the end of the game.
New Hartford Post 030 030 1 - 7 8 2
Ilion Post 420 101 X - 8 8 3
New Hartford Post (2-4): Ben Logalbo two singles, hit by pitch, one run scored, one RBI; M.Makuszak single, double; Wyatt Young triple, one run scored, one RBI.
Ilion Post (3-2): Alan Meszler four-for-four, home run, two runs scored, two RBI; Nick Greene single, double, two runs scored, two RBI; Brayton Langdon single, walk, two RBI; Chase Regan four walks; Noah Carpenter single, one run scored, on RBI.
Next up: New Hartford Post plays at Whitestown Post Monday and returns home June 23 for the first of five consecutive home games against Smith Post of Rome.
Next meeting: The teams meet again June 30 at New Hartford High School.
Friday, June 17
AMERICAN LEGION
Utica Post 15, Ilion Post 5, six innings
Ilion Post 101 210 - 5 9 1
Utica Post 530 223 - 15 11 2
Ilion Post (2-2): Alan Meszler four-for-four, three RBI, one run scored; Ayden Miner two doubles, hit by pitch, one RBI; Noah Carpenter double, walk, one RBI.
Utica Post (4-4): Ty Bonner two singles, home run, five RBI, two runs scored; Mike DeFazio single, triple, walk, four RBI, two runs scored; Joey Gentile single, two walks, two runs scored, one RBI; Josh Duval two singles, walk, two runs scored, one RBI; Nick Perrotta single, walk, two runs scored, one RBI.
Next up: Friday's game was the first of five in six days for Ilion Post which plays at home Saturday and Monday against New Hartford and Moran posts. Utica Post plays Adrean Post Tuesday at Murnane Field.
Next meeting: Teams meet again Wednesday in Ilion.
JUNIOR AMERICAN LEGION
Love Post 10, Ilion Post 4
Wednesday, June 15
AMERICAN LEGION
Ilion Post 21, Smith Post 11
Ilion Post scored seven runs in the first inning and ended Wednesday's game with Smith Post early under the 10-run American Legion mercy rule with five more in the sixth.
Smith Post 010 424 - 11 9 3
Ilion Post 710 265 - 21 17 1
Smith Post (2-3): Derek Holmes two singles, walk, three runs scored, one RBI; Mike Flint two doubles, four RBI, one run scored; Jacob Premo single, two walks, two runs scored; Jack Lawless triple, two runs scored, one RBI.
Ilion Post (2-1): Noah Carpenter, two singles, double, hit by pitch, four runs scored, winning pitcher; Chase Regan three hits, three runs scored, three RBI; Matt Prestopnik three-for-three, double, two walks, three suns scored, two RBI; Tanner Warren two hits, walk, two RBI, one run scored; Jeff DeSarro single, double, two runs scored; Alan Meszler hit, hit by two pitches, four runs scored; Nick Greene double, two walks, three RBI, two runs scored; Hunter Smith two walks, two RBI, one run scored; Cole Maxwell single, double, hit by pitch, four RBI.
Next up: Ilion Post's Thursday game against Utica Post has been rescheduled to Friday at John F. Kennedy Middle School on Deerfield Drive in Utica. Smith Post has been rained out against New Hartford Post Thursday and plays Ilion again Tuesday at RFA Stadium in Rome.
Next meeting: The teams play again Tuesday in Rome.
JUNIOR AMERICAN LEGION
Ilion Post 7, Smith Post 2
Smith Post (1-3): Thomas Eck, Jacob Daniels two hits each.
Ilion Post (2-2): n/a.
Next up: Ilion Post travels to Boonville for Friday' game against Love Post. Smith Post plays at Whitestown Post Friday.
Tuesday, June 14
AMERICAN LEGION
Whitestown Post 8, Ilion Post 0
Caleb Miller pitched a six-hit shutout with 10 strikeouts and no walks for Whitestown Post Tuesday in an 8-0 win at Ilion Post.
Whitestown Post 103 101 2 - 8 8 1
Ilion Post 000 000 0 - 0 6 2
Whitestown Post (4-0): Colin Skermont three-for-three, double, walk, three RBI, two runs scored; Dominic Bullis two hits, two runs scored, one RBI; Ty Montrose two hits, one RBI; Josh Suber two runs scored.
Ilion Post (1-1): Matt Prestopnik two hits; Noah Carpenter, Brayton Langdon, Alan Meszler, Hunter Smith one hit each.
Saturday, June 11
AMERICAN LEGION
Ilion Post 10, Oriskany Post 0, five innings
Matt Prestopnik pitched a two-hit shutout in Ilion Post’s season-opening victory over Oriskany Post at Diss Memorial Field.
Oriskany 000 00 – 0 2 5
Ilion 062 11 – 10 6 1
Oriskany Post (0-3): Anthony Kernan single, walk; Keagan Kraeger single.
Ilion Post (1-0): Alan Meszler two singles, walk, two runs scored, two RBI; Noah Carpenter two-for-two, walk, two RBI, one run scored; Cole Maxwell two walks, two runs scored, one RBI; Nick Greene walk, two runs scored, one RBI; Tanner warren single, one run scored; Jeff DeSarro single; Matt Prestopnik struck out five batters and walked four.
Next up: Ilion Post plays at home again Sunday against New Hartford Post. Oriskany Post plays Adrean Post Monday at Utica’s Notre Dame High School.
Friday, June 10
JUNIOR AMERICAN LEGION
Whitestown Post 9, Ilion Post 6
Whitestown Post (2-0): n/a.
Ilion Post (1-2): n/a.
Monday, June 6
JUNIOR AMERICAN LEGION
Clonan Post 6, Ilion Post 0
Ilion Post (1-1): n/a.
Conan Post (1-1): n/a.
Saturday, June 4
JUNIOR AMERICAN LEGION
Ilion Post 12, Junior Utica Blue Sox 1
Blue Sox (0-1): n/a.
Ilion Post (1-0): n/a.
NYSPHSAA playoff schedule and scores
More: STATES BOUND: Adirondack defeats Lansing to advance to Binghamton; Morrisville-Eaton falls
CLASS AA
JUNE 2 REGIONAL SEMIFINAL
Section I Ketcham 7, Section IV Horseheads 1
JUNE 4 REGIONAL FINALS
Section III Fayetteville-Manlius 10, Section II Saratoga Springs 2
Section V Rochester-McQuaid Jesuit 13, Section VI Orchard Park 1
Section VIII Massapequa 2, Section XI Commack 1
Section IX Pine Bush 8, Section I Ketcham 5
JUNE 10 STATE SEMIFINALS
Section III Fayetteville-Manlius 2, Section IX Pine Bush 1
Section V Rochester-McQuaid Jesuit 7, Section VIII Massapequa 6
JUNE 11 STATE FINAL
Section V Rochester-McQuaid Jesuit 4, Section III Fayetteville-Manlius 2
CLASS A
JUNE 2 REGIONAL SEMIFINALS
Section I Somers 2, Section IX Cornwall 0
Section II Averill Park 3, Section III Cortland 2
JUNE 4 REGIONAL FINALS
Section II Averill Park 13, Section X Massena 0
Section IV Maine-Endwell 4, Section I Somers 2
Section VI Hamburg 13, Section V Webster-Thomas 1
Section VIII Calhoun 8, Section XI Rocky Point 3
JUNE 10 STATE SEMIFINALS
Section II Averill Park 7, Section IV Maine-Endwell 0
Section VI Hamburg 6, Section VIII Calhoun 3
JUNE 11 STATE FINAL
Section II Averill Park 3, Section VI Hamburg 0
CLASS B
JUNE 2 REGIONAL SEMIFINALS
Section VII Peru 7, Section X Salmon River 0
Section IX Spackenkill 8, Section I Rye Neck 5
Section XI Center Moriches 8, Section VIII Wheatley 3
JUNE 4 REGIONAL FINALS
Section II Schuylerville 7, Section VII Peru 3
Section III Westhill 10, Section IV Oneonta 9
Section V Palmyra-Macedon 11, Section VI Medina 1
Section IX Spackenkill 1, Section XI Center Moriches 0
JUNE 10 STATE SEMIFINALS
Section II Schuylerville 4, Section III Westhill 2
Section IX Spackenkill 13, Section V Palmyra-Macedon 3
JUNE 11 STATE FINAL
Section IX Spackenkill 6, Section II Schuylerville 4, eight innings
CLASS C
More: Baseball: Adirondack falls in state Class C semifinals to Chatham
JUNE 2 REGIONAL SEMIFINALS
Section II Chatham 14, Section VII Ticonderoga 3
Section IX Chester 4, Section I Tuckahoe 3
Section XI Port Jefferson 6, Section VI Carle Place 1
JUNE 4 REGIONAL FINALS
Section II Chatham 6, Section X Norwood-Norfolk 0
Section III Adirondack 2, Section IV Lansing 1
Section VI Portville 3, Section V Oakfield-Alabama 2
Section IX Chester 3, Section XI Port Jefferson 0
JUNE 10 STATE SEMIFINALS
Section II Chatham 5, Section III Adirondack 0
Section IX Chester 8, Section VI Portville 1
More: Baseball: Adirondack falls in state Class C semifinals to Chatham
JUNE 11 STATE FINAL
Section II Chatham 6, Section IX Chester 4
CLASS D
JUNE 4 REGIONAL FINALS
Section IV Deposit/Hancock 4, Section III Morrisville-Eaton 1
Section VI Clymer/Sherman/Panama 3, Section V Fillmore 2
Section VII Crown Point 2, Section X Tupper Lake 0
Section IX Chapel Field Christian 2, Section II Germantown 0
JUNE 10 STATE SEMIFINALS
Section IV Deposit/Hancock 15, Section VII Crown Point 0
Section IX Chapel Field Christian 8, Section VI Clymer/Sherman/Panama 1
JUNE 11 STATE FINAL
Section IV Deposit/Hancock 14, Section IX Chapel Field Christian 5
Section III playoff schedule and scores
CLASS AA
MAY 24 QUARTERFINALS
No. 1 Cicero-North Syracuse 10, No. 8 Rome Free Academy 0
No. 2 West Genesee 14, No. 7 Syracuse City 3
No. 3 Baldwinsville 3, No. 6 Liverpool 0
No. 5 Fayetteville-Manlius 5, No. 4 Utica-Proctor 4
MAY 26 SEMIFINALS
No. 5 Fayetteville-Manlius 8, No. 1 Cicero-North Syracuse 5
No. 2 West Genesee 2, No. 3 Baldwinsville 1
MAY 29 FINAL
No. 5 Fayetteville-Manlius 12, No. 2 West Genesee 5
CLASS A
MAY 24 FIRST ROUND
No. 6 Carthage 8, No. 11 Watertown 2
No. 7 New Hartford 13, No. 10 Fulton 2
No. 8 Jamesville-DeWitt 4, No. 9 Oswego 2
MAY 26 QUARTERFINALS
No. 1 Whitesboro 4 No. 8 Jamesville-DeWitt 2
No. 2 Cortland 14, No. 7 New Hartford 2
No. 3 Syracuse-Christian Brothers Academy 6, No. 6 Carthage 5
No. 4 Auburn 5, No. 5 Camden 2
MAY 28 SEMIFINALS
No. 4 Auburn 3, No. 1 Whitesboro 0
No. 2 Cortland 9, No. 3 Syracuse-Christian Brothers Academy 3
MAY 30 FINAL
No. 2 Cortland 9, No. 4 Auburn 1
CLASS B
MAY 23 OUT BRACKET GAMES
No. 18 Vernon-Verona-Sherrill 5, No. 15 Clinton 4
No. 16 Central Valley Academy 19, No. 17 Hannibal 4
MAY 24 FIRST ROUND
No. 1 South Jefferson 7, No. 16 Central Valley Academy 3
No. 18 Vernon-Verona-Sherrill 9, No. 2 Little Falls 7
No. 3 Westhill 4, No. 14 Chittenango 0
No. 4 Homer 6, No. 13 Syracuse-Bishop Grimes 1
No. 12 Marcellus 13, No. 5 Holland Patent 2
No. 6 Skaneateles 7, No. 11 Lowville Academy 3
No. 7 Solvay 10, No. 10 Phoenix 3
No. 8 Cazenovia 5, No. 9 Oneida 1
MAY 26 QUARTERFINALS
No. 8 Cazenovia 7, No. 1 South Jefferson 3
No. 3 Westhill 3, No. 6 Skaneateles 2
No. 12 Marcellus 5, No. 4 Homer 3
No. 18 Vernon-Verona-Sherrill 12, No. 7 Solvay 12, 10th inning, suspended (game will resume May 27 at 11 a.m.)
MAY 27 QUARTERFINAL
No. 18 Vernon-Verona-Sherrill 14, No. 7 Solvay 12, 11 innings, completion of suspended game
MAY 28 SEMIFINALS
No. 3 Westhill 16, No. 18 Vernon-Verona-Sherrill 1
No. 8 Cazenovia 4, No. 12 Marcellus 2
MAY 30 FINAL
No. 3 Westhill 5, No. 8 Cazenovia 4
CLASS C
MAY 23 OUT BRACKET GAMES
No. 17 Alexandria 6, No. 16 South Lewis 2
MAY 24 FIRST ROUND
No. 1 Westmoreland 18, No. 17 Alexandria 1
No. 2 Beaver River 7, No. 15 West Canada Valley 2
No. 3 Pulaski 7, No. 14 Sauquoit Valley 0
No. 13 Fabius-Pompey 2, No. 4 Weedsport 1
No. 12 LaFayette 15, No. 5 Port Byron 8
No. 11 Adirondack 15, No. 6 Cooperstown 3
No. 10 Syracuse-Bishop Ludden 13, No. 7 Tully 0
No. 8 Mt. Markham 12, No. 9 Frankfort-Schuyler 6
MAY 26 QUARTERFINALS
No. 1 Westmoreland 14, No. 8 Mt. Markham 4
No. 10 Syracuse-Bishop Ludden 12, No. 2 Beaver River 6
No. 11 Adirondack 4, No. 3 Pulaski 2
No. 12 LaFayette 9, No. 13 Fabius-Pompey 6
MAY 28 SEMIFINALS
No. 1 Westmoreland 12, No. 12 LaFayette 3
No. 11 Adirondack 6, No. 10 Syracuse-Bishop Ludden 1
MAY 31 FINAL
No. 11 Adirondack 6, No. 1 Westmoreland 2
CLASS D
MAY 24 FIRST ROUND
No. 4 Morrisville-Eaton 4, No. 13 Poland 3
No. 5 New York Mills 6, No. 12 McGraw 5
No. 6 Brookfield 8, No. 11 Sackets Harbor 6
No. 10 Mater Dei Academy 7, No. 7 Stockbridge Valley 2
No. 8 Hamilton 9, No. 9 DeRuyter 0
MAY 26 QUARTERFINALS
No. 1 Lyme 3, No. 8 Hamilton 2
No. 2 Oriskany 11, No. 10 Mater Dei Academy 3
No. 6 Brookfield 2, No. 3 Belleville-Henderson 1
No. 4 Morrisville-Eaton 9, No. 5 New York Mills 1
MAY 28 SEMIFINALS
No. 4 Morrisville-Eaton 7, No. 1 Lyme 2
No. 2 Oriskany 8, No. 6 Brookfield 1
MAY 31 FINAL
No. 4 Morrisville-Eaton 3, No. 2 Oriskany 2
Saturday, May 28
Westmoreland 12, LaFayette 3
Section III Class C semifinal
Game played at Murnane Field, Utica
LaFayette 020 000 1 – 3 4 1
Westmoreland 800 031 X – 12 10 1
No. 12 LaFayette (9-9): Sean Zajac two singles, one walk, one run scored, one RBI; Daniel Porter single, one run scored; Ben Ryan double.
No. 1 Westmoreland (19-0): Caleb Miller single, triple, three RBI, struck out five batters and walked one; Carson Nestved two singles, three RBI, two runs scored; Mitchell Holmes two doubles, two runs scored; two RBI; Josh Suber two singles, tyhree RBI, one run scored; Owen Davison single, two runs scored.
Notes: Westmoreland defeated championship game opponent Adirondack 11-0 and 11-8 during the regular season; the 11-8 game was Westmoreland’s closest so far this season and the Bulldogs broke an 8-8 tie with three runs in the sixth inning.
Next up: Westmoreland plays No. 11 Adirondack for the sectional championship Tuesday at Onondaga Community College.
Adirondack 6, Syracuse-Bishop Ludden 1
Section III Class C semifinal
Game played at Murnane Field, Utica
Adirondack 003 100 2 – 6 9 0
Bishop Ludden 000 010 0 – 1 2 1
No. 11 Adirondack (11-11): Brett Sanford single, double, two RBI, pitched seventh inning with two strikeouts; Colin White two singles, one run scored, one RBI; Bailey Gleasman single, double; Kreedon Rogers single, two runs scored; Gabe Cihocki two walks, two runs scored; Maxim Weiler allowed one hit while striking out six batters and walking four over six innings
No. 10 Bishop Ludden (11-11): Tim Dunham one run scored; Andrew Puliano, Patrick Towsley single each.
Notes: Adirondack has won seven of its last eight games after starting the season 0-5 and 4-10.
Next up: Plays the Section III championship game against Westmoreland Tuesday at Onondaga Community College.
Thursday, May 26
Chatham 3, Canajoharie 2, 11 innings
Section II Class CC final
Game played at Joe Bruno Stadium, Troy
Canajoharie 000 200 000 00 – 2
Chatham 001 001 100 01 – 3
Notes: Chatham plays Class C champion Galway, a 4-0 winner over Duanesburg in an all-Western Athletic Conference final, in Saturday’s Class CC/C playoff to determine the section’s entry for the state playoffs.
Adirondack 4, Pulaski 2
Section III Class C quarterfinal
Adirondack 100 010 2 – 4 12 1
Pulaski 100 100 0 – 2 6 2
No. 11 Adirondack (10-11): n/a.
No. 3 Pulaski (13-4): Casey Wilson double, one run scored; Rowen Beattie two walks, one run scored; Cameron Payne two singles; Jacob Krebs, Connor Payne single, one RBI each.
Notes: Adirondack’s last six wins have been on the road.
Next up: Adirondack plays Saturday’s 4 p.m. semifinal against Bishop Ludden of Syracuse at Utica’s Murnane Field. No. 10 Bishop Ludden defeated No. 2 Beaver River 12-6 Tuesday.
Westmoreland 14, Mt. Markham 4
Section III Class C quarterfinal
Mt. Markham 002 200 0 – 4 12 1
Westmoreland 340 304 X – 14 11 1
No. 8 Mt. Markham (9-10): n/a.
No. 1 Westmoreland (18-0): n/a.
Notes: Westmoreland has scored more than 10 runs in eight of its last nine games. Westmoreland is the only single digit seed in a Class C Final Four that includes No. 10 Syracuse-Bishop Ludden, No. 11 Adirondack and No. 12 LaFayette.
Next up: Westmoreland’s semifinal opponent will be LaFayette, a 9-6 winner at home over Fabius-Pompey Thursday in a 12-vs.-13 quarterfinal.
Tuesday, May 24
Vernon-Verona-Sherrill 9, Little Falls 7
Section III Class B playoff
Vernon-Verona-Sherrill let a 6-0 lead get away on the road but Jarrett Herzog broke 7-all tie with a two-run single through a drawn-in infield with the bases loaded in the top of the sixth inning.
Vernon-Verona-Sherrill 600 012 0 – 9 10 6
Little Falls 040 300 0 – 7 9 4
No. 18 Vernon-Verona-Sherrill (6-12): Keshler Norman two singles, hit by pitch, two runs scored; Tyler Shantal two singles, one run scored, one RBI; Jarrett Herzog single, two RBI; Daniel Nagel single, two runs scored; Brady Carver single, two walks, one run scored, one RBI; Bryce Palmer single, one walk, one run scored, one RBI; Jackson Horodnick double, one run scored, winning pitcher in relief; Rex James single, one run scored, one RBI; Logan Vanderhoof one walk, one run scored.
No. 2 Little Falls (17-3): Jack Morotti two singles, double, two runs scored, one RBI; Brayton Langdon two singles, double, one walk, one run scored, one RBI; Matt Prestopnik single, one run scored, one RBI; Sam Phillips, Gavin Trumbull single, one run scored each; Chase Regan double, one walk; Braden McCumber one run scored.
Notes: Vernon-Verona-Sherrill, a 5-4 winner at Clinton in an outbracket game Monday, had won consecutive games only once during the regular season.
Next up: Vernon-Verona-Sherrill plays a quarterfinal Thursday at No. 7 Solvay, a 10-3 winner Tuesday over No. 10 Phoenix.
South Jefferson 7, Central Valley Academy 3
Section III Class B playoff
Central Valley Academy 000 002 1 – 3 6 4
South Jefferson 402 100 X – 7 7 3
No. 16 Central Valley Academy (8-12): n/a.
No. 1 South Jefferson (17-2): n/a.
Notes: South Jefferson had lost its regular season finale against Class AA Liverpool.
Next up: South Jefferson plays at home again Thursday against No. 8 Cazenovia in the quarterfinals; Cazenovia defeated Oneida 5-1 Tuesday.
Mt. Markham 12, Frankfort-Schuyler 6
Section III Class C playoff
Frankfort-Schuyler 100 200 3 – 6 6 1
Mt. Markham 130 431 X – 12 9 3
No. 9 Frankfort-Schuyler (8-8): Donny Gatto two singles, two RBI; Martino Rocco single, two walks, two runs scored; Thomas Eck single, one walk, two runs scored; Brayden Wisheart single, one RBI; Angelo DeSarro, Jake Parotta one walk, one run scored each; Jack McMurray single.
No. 8 Mt. Markham (9-9): Kevin Gates two singles, one walk, three runs scored, two RBI; Nate Pcola double, two walks, two runs scored, one RBI; Bryce Lynch single, walk, three runs scored, one RBI; Ryan Denton two singles, one run scored, one RBI; Wyatt Young single, two RBI; George Jones single, one run scored, one RBI; Owen Jones single, walk, one run scored; Bennett Schoonover two RBI; Mason Beigh winning pitcher, struck out five batters and allowed two runs on four hits and one walk over 5 1/3 innings, walked and scored one run.
Next up: Mt. Markham plays a quarterfinal at No. 1 Westmoreland Thursday.
Westmoreland 18, Alexandria 1
Section III Class C playoff
Alexandria 000 010 0 – 1 4 3
Westmoreland 841 500 X – 18 12 1
No. 17 Alexandria (8-11): n/a.
No. 1 Westmoreland (17-0): n/a.
Next up: Westmoreland plays a home quarterfinal game Thursday against No. 8 Mt. Markham, a 12-6 winner over Frankfort-Schuyler Tuesday.
Beaver River 7, West Canada Valley 2
Section III Class C playoff
West Canada Valley 020 000 0 – 2 4 4
Beaver River 000 520 X – 7 10 0
No. 15 West Canada Valley (7-10): Cam Rath home run, double, one run scored, one RBI; Derek Maxwell home run, two walks, one run scored, one RBI; James Stewart single, hit by pitch.
No. 2 Beaver River (19-1): Brayden Campeau two singles, double, one walk, one run scored, one RBI; Kade Schneider two singles, two RBI, one run scored; Lucas Roes two singles, two runs scored; Jake Boliver double, hit by two pitches, two RBI; Cooper Joslin, single, two runs scored, one RBI; Brit Dicob single, two walks, one run scored; Jonah Shearer pitched a four-hitter with 13 strikeouts;
Notes: Beaver River has won five consecutive games since its only loss against Class B Lowville Academy.
Next up: Beaver River plays at home again Thursday in the quarterfinals against Bichop Ludden of Syracuse, the No. 10 seed and a 13-0 winner Tuesday at No. 7 Tully.
Adirondack 15, Cooperstown 3
Section III Class C playoff
Adirondack (12)10 100 1 – 15
Cooperstown 000 020 1 – 3
No. 11 Adirondack (9-11): n/a.
No. 6 Cooperstown (10-7): n/a.
Notes: Adirondack has won five of its last six games and lost only to Lowville Academy.
Next up: Adirondack plays a quarterfinal Thursday at No. 3 Pulaski, a 7-0 winner Tuesday over Sauquoit Valley.
Pulaski 7, Sauquoit Valley 0
Section III Class C playoff
Sauquoit Valley 000 000 0 – 0 1 4
Pulaski 150 001 X – 7 4 0
No. 14 Sauquoit Valley (8-11): Ben LoGalbo single.
No. 3 Pulaski (13-3): Nathan Gauthier pitched a one-hit shutout with eight strikeouts and walk; Rowen Beattie one hit, two walks, two runs scored, one RBI; Aaron McConnell one hit, two runs scored.
Notes: Pulaski has won seven of its last eight games with only a loss to Class AA Baldwinsvile in its regular season finale.
Next up: Pulaski plays at home against Adirondack in Thursday’s quarterfinals.
Monday, May 23
Central Valley Academy 19, Hannibal 4
Section III Class B playoff
No. 17 Hannibal (7-13): n/a.
No. 16 Central Valley Academy (8-11): n/a.
Notes: Third highest run total this season for Central Valley Academy which had scored 25 and 21 in Tri-Valley League wins over Notre Dame of Utica in the previous two weeks and has reached double figures seven times this season.
Next up: Central Valley Academy travels to play at No. 1 South Jefferson Tuesday.
Vernon-Verona-Sherrill 5, Clinton 4
Section III Class B playoff
Vernon-Verona-Sherrill 5, Clinton 4
Section III Class B playoff
Vernon-Verona-Sherrill 112 100 0 – 5
Clinton 000 301 0 – 4
No. 18 Vernon-Verona-Sherrill (5-12): n/a.
No. 15 Clinton (8-10): Vinny Martino two hits, one walk, one run scored, one RBI; Ryan Chmielewski two hits, one run scored; Matt King two hits, one RBI; Aiden Soika two hits; Tanner Champion one hit, one walk, hit by pitch, one run scored; Kyle Majka seven strikeouts, one run allowed in 4 2/3 innings pitched.
Notes: Vernon-Verone-Sherrill had lost its final three regular season games and seven of its last eight.
Next up: Vernon-Verona-Sherrill plays at No. 2 Little Falls Tuesday.
Alexandria 6, South Lewis 6
Section III Class C playoff
Canajoharie 11, Maple Hill 10
Section II Class CC semifinal
Reigning overall Class C sectional champion Canajoharie scored four runs in the seventh inning and pulled out the win in Gloversville.
Chatham 7, Greenwich 2
Section II Class CC semifinal
Duanesburg 13, Schenectady-Notre Dame-Bishop Gibbons 6
Section II Class C semifinal
Galway 11, Hartford/Fort Edward 3
Section II Class C semifinal
Sunday, May 22
More: Unbeaten Whitesboro, Westmoreland baseball teams among No. 1 seeds for spring playoffs
Section III playoff schedule and results
Class AA
MAY 26 QUARTERFINALS
No. 8 Rome Free Academy (6-11) at No. 1 Cicero-North Syracuse (17-2), 5 p.m.
No. 7 Syracuse City (7-11) at No. 2 West Genesee (13-6), 5 p.m.
No. 6 Liverpool (7-13) at No. 3 Baldwinsville (11-7), 5 p.m.
No. 5 Fayetteville-Manlius (6-11) at No. 4 Utica-Proctor (11-6), 5 p.m.
CLASS A
MAY 24 FIRST ROUND
No. 11 Watertown (5-10) at No. 6 Carthage (12-6), 5 p.m.
No. 10 Fulton (5-10) at No. 7 New Hartford (8-6), 5 p.m.
No. 9 Oswego (9-11) at No. 8 Jamesville-DeWitt (7-9), 5 p.m.
MAY 26 QUARTERFINALS
Oswego/Jamesville-DeWitt winner at No. 1 Whitesboro (15-0), 5 p.m.
Fulton/New Hartford winner at No. 2 Cortland (17-2), 5 p.m.
Watertown/Carthage winner at No. 3 Syracuse-Christian Brothers Academy (14-4), 5 p.m.
No. 5 Camden (13-7) at No. 4 Auburn (12-6), 5 p.m.
CLASS B
MAY 23 OUT BRACKET GAMES
No. 18 Vernon-Verona-Sherrill 5, No. 15 Clinton 4
No. 16 Central Valley Academy 19, No. 17 Hannibal 4
MAY 24 FIRST ROUND
No. 10 Phoenix (11-7) at No. 7 Solvay (13-6), 4:30 p.m.
No. 16 Central Valley Academy (8-11) at No. 1 South Jefferson (16-2), 5 p.m.
No. 14 Chittenango (7-10) at No. 3 Westhill (13-4), 5 p.m.
No. 13 Syracuse-Bishop Grimes (8-9) at No. 4 Homer (14-5), 5 p.m.
No. 12 Marcellus (9-10) at No. 5 Holland Patent (13-5), 5 p.m.
No. 11 Lowville Academy (11-8) at No. 6 Skaneateles (13-6), 5 p.m.
No. 9 Oneida (9-7) at No. 8 Cazenovia (12-8), 5 p.m.
No. 18 Vernon-Verona-Sherrill (5-12) at No. 2 Little Falls (17-2), 7 p.m.
MAY 26 QUARTERFINALS
Oneida/Cazenovia winner vs. Central Valley Academy/South Jefferson winner at higher seed, 5 p.m.
Phoenix/Solvay winner vs. Vernon-Verona-Sherrill/Little Falls winner at higher seed, 5 p.m.
Lowville Academy/Skaneateles winner vs. Chittenango/Westhill winner at higher seed, 5 p.m.
Marcellus/Holland Patent winner vs. Bishop Grimes/Homer winner at higher seed, 5 p.m.
CLASS C
MAY 23 OUT BRACKET GAME
No. 17 Alexandria 6, No. 16 South Lewis 2
MAY 24 FIRST ROUND
No. 17 Alexandria (8-10) at No. 1 Westmoreland (16-0), 5 p.m.
No. 15 West Canada Valley (7-9) at No. 2 Beaver River (18-1), 5 p.m.
No. 14 Sauquoit Valley (8-10) at No. 3 Pulaski (12-3), 5 p.m.
No. 13 Fabius-Pompey (6-7) at No. 4 Weedsport (13-4), 5 p.m.
No. 12 LaFayette (7-8) at No. 5 Port Byron (13-6), 5 p.m.
No. 11 Adirondack (8-11) at No. 6 Cooperstown (10-6), 5 p.m.
No. 10 Syracuse-Bishop Ludden (9-10) at No. 7 Tully (9-7), 5 p.m.
No. 9 Frankfort-Schuyler (8-7) at No. 8 Mt. Markham (8-9), 5 p.m.
MAY 26 QUARTERFINALS
Frankfort-Schuyler/Mt. Markham winner vs. Alexandria/Westmoreland winner at higher seed, 5 p.m.
Bishop Ludden/Tully winner vs. West Canada Valley/Beaver River winner at higher seed, 5 p.m.
Adirondack/Cooperstown winner vs. Sauquoit Valley/Pulaski winner at higher seed, 5 p.m.
LaFayette/Port Byron winner vs. Fabius-Pompey/Weedsport winner at higher seed, 5 p.m.
CLASS D
MAY 24 FIRST ROUND
No. 13 Poland (7-8) at No. 4 Morrisville-Eaton (12-3), 5 p.m.
No. 12 McGraw (7-6-1) at No. 5 New York Mills (13-4), 5 p.m.
No. 11 Sackets Harbor (9-8) at No. 6 Brookfield (13-5), 5 p.m.
No. 10 Mater Dei Academy (7-8) at No. 7 Stockbridge Valley (9-3-1), 5 p.m.
No. 9 DeRuyter (8-6) at No. 8 Hamilton (9-6), 5 p.m.
MAY 26 QUARTERFINALS
DeRuyter/Hamilton winner at No. 1 Lyme (16-2), 5 p.m.
Mater Dei/Stockbridge Valley winner at No. 2 Oriskany (14-3), 5 p.m.
Sackets Harbor/Brookfield winner at No. 3 Belleville-Henderson (14-3), 5 p.m.
McGraw/New York Mills winner vs. Poland/Morrisville-Eaton winner at higher seed, 5 p.m.
Saturday, May 21
Morisville-Eaton 19, Poland 7
Morrisville-Eaton (12-3, 8-3 CSC-III): James Dapson single, double, triple, one walk, three runs scored, two RBI; Cale Marland four-for-four, double, one walk, hit by pitch, four runs scored, four RBI; Evan Baker one hit, one walk, hit by two pitches, five runs scored; Nicholas Brady double, two walks, two runs scored, one RBI, pitched complete game with nine strikeouts; Mason Coonrod single, double, one walk, hit by pitch; three RBI, oen run scored; Lincoln Dapson two hits, one run scored, one RBI; James Soden two hits, one RBI; Evan Stewart one hit, one walk, hit by three pitches, three runs scored.
Poland (7-8, 5-7 CSC-III): n/a.
Notes: Morrisville-Eaton defeated Poland 9-3 at home in April.
Next up: Section III releases brackets and seeds for its class tournaments Sunday. Poland is the reigning Class D champion.
Friday, May 20
Argyle 3, Oppenheim-Ephratah-St. Johnsville 2
Section II Class D quarterfinal
Argyle 020 001 0 – 3 3 1
Oppenheim-Ephratah-St. Johnsville 000 101 0 – 2 11 2
No. 6 Argyle (n/a): Lucas Kingsley two doubles, two runs scored; Shea Squires triple, one run scored, one RBI; Carsen Barstow winning pitcher.
No. 3 Oppenheim-Ephratah-St. Johnsville (n/a): Mason Snell double, pitched a complete game three-hitter with 15 strikeouts; Owen Feagles two hits, two runs scored; Ian Hayes three hits.
Notes: No. 4 Loudonville Christian defeated No. 5 North Warren in Friday’s other quarterfinal. The top two seeds had byes to the semifinals.Next up: Argyle meets No. 2 Fort Ann in semifinal play Monday.
Little Falls 13, Canastota 5
Little Falls 510 070 0 – 13 14
Canastota 012 002 0 – 5 11
Little Falls (17-2, 11-1 CSC-I): Rikki Smith two singles, one walk, hit by two pitches, two runs scored, three RBI; Chase Regan double, triple, two RBI, one run scored; Jack Morotti single, one walk, hit by pitch, three runs scored; Brayton Langdon two singles, two walks, two runs scored; Braden McCumber two singles, two runs scored, one RBI; Matt Prestopnik single, two walks, one run scored; John Shepardson single, one walk, one RBI.
Canastota (4-13, 2-9 CSC-I): Malachi Motley home run, two walks, two runs scored; Devon Farer two singles, one run scored; Justin Burnett, Logan Mead single, one run scored each; Jesse Demaintenon, Nate Engle two singles each; Austin Ames, Anware Durham single each.
Notes: Little Falls wins Center State Conference Division I title by one game over Holland Patent (12-5, 9-2 CSC-I) on the strength of two head-to-head wins. First five Little Falls batters all reached base and scored to start the game.
Next up: Canastota plays at Holland Patent Saturday. Little Falls awaits Section III seeding Sunday.
West Canada Valley 7, Frankfort-Schuyler 2
West Canada Valley 123 010 0 – 7 4 2
Frankfort-Schuyler 020 000 0 – 2 6 3
West Canada Valley (7-9, 5-7 CSC-II): Sean Burdick, Iain Farber double, one walk, one run scored, one RBI each; Burdick pitched a complete game with five strikeouts and one earned run; Derek Maxwell, three walks, one run scored, one RBI; Josh Grabowski one hit, one run scored; Cam Rath three walks, one run scored; Ian Amendolare, James Costello one walk, one run scored each; Jack Stewart one hit.
Frankfort-Schuyler (8-7, 6-6 CSC-II): n/a.
Notes: Frankfort-Schuyler was a 12-11 winner when the teams met in April.
Next up: Section III seeds its playoffs Sunday.
Herkimer 5, Poland 4, nine innings
Herkimer 200 101 001 – 5 6 3
Poland 100 200 100 – 4 6 2
Herkimer (4-14):Lucas Malinowski one hit, one walk, two runs scored, one RBI, allowed one unearned run on two hits in five innings pitched; Dan Gallagher one hit, hit by pitch, one run scored, one RBI; David Bass two hits, one RBI; Nick Lamanna double, one run scored; Robert Stone one hit, one run scored; Nick Lyga two RBI.
Poland (7-7): Tomy Haver double, one run scored; struck out 11 batters and walked two over six innings; Ben Deragon two hits, one walk, two runs scored; Colton Roark double, one run scored, one RBI;
Notes: Poland won the teams’ previous meeting 5-4 in seven innings.
Next up: Poland finishes the regular season with a home game Saturday against Morrisville-Eaton.
Wednesday, May 18
Little Falls 11, Clinton 10
Jack Morotti scored standing up on a wild pitch with the bases loaded in the bottom of the seventh inning and the Little Falls Mounties walked off with an 11-10 victory.
Clinton 003 520 0 – 10
Little Falls 053 020 1 – 11
Clinton (7-9, 6-5 CSC-I):Ryan Chmielewski single, double, three RBI, one run scored; Kyle Majka two singles, three RBI, one run scored; Tanner Champion single, walk, two runs scored, two RBI; Aiden Soika three singles, two runs scored, one RBI; Sam Costanzo single, two walks, two runs scored.
Little Falls (16-2, 10-1 CSC-I): Matt Prestopnik two singles, two runs scored, two RBI, winning pitcher in relief allowed one earned run and struck out four batters in three innings; Jack Morotti two singles, one run scored, one RBI; Sam Phillips two singles, two RBI; Rikki Smith two singles, two runs scored; Brayton Langdon single, two runs scored, one RBI; Gavin Trumbull two walks, two runs scored.
Next up: Little Falls travels to Canastota for Friday’s regular season finale and clinches an outright league title with a win; Canastota beating Holland Patent Thursday would also give the outright title to the Monties who hold the tie-breaker over second-place Holland Patent. Clinton plays at home Friday against Sherburrne-Earlville.
Oriskany 4, Poland 2
Poland 001 100 0 – 2 4 4
Oriskany 200 011 X – 4 5 1
Poland (7-6, 5-6 CSC-III): Ben Deragon one walk, one run scored, one RBI, complete game with seven strikeouts, one walk and two earned runs allowed; Colton Roark single, double, one RBI; Aiden Alsheimer one hit, two walks; Quinn Weigand one run scored.
Oriskany (11-3, 7-2 CSC-III): Eddie Wright two hits, one run scored, one RBI, pitched 3 2/3 innings of scoreless, hitless and walkless relief with four strikeouts; Ty Zizzi one hit, one run scored, one RBI; Nick Hays one hit, one run scored; Chase Koenig one run scored.
Next up: Oriskany travels to Remsen Thursday and has games Friday at home against Town of Webb and Saturday at CSC-III leader New York Mills. Poland finishes the regular season with home games Friday against Herkimer and Saturday against Morrisville-Eaton.
Whitesboro 14, Central Valley Academy 2
Whitesboro 002 261 3 – 14 14 0
Central Valley Academy 100 000 1 – 2 4 3
Whitesboro (14-0): Brian Zbytniewski winning pitcher; Jacob Collea, Ryan Cook, Austin Stoquert double each.
Central Valley Academy (7-10): n/a.
Notes: Class A Whitesboro and Class C Westmoreland are the last two unbeaten teams in Section III baseball this season.
Next up: Whitesboro plays Utica-Proctor at Murnane Field Friday to finish the regular season.
Tuesday, May 17
Little Falls 12, Mt. Markham 7
Little Falls 017 022 0 – 12 11 4
Mt. Markham 122 002 0 – 7 6 3
Little Falls (15-2, 9-1 CSC-I): Jack Morotti double, three walks, two runs scored, two RBI; Braden McCumber single, two walks, three runs scored; Chase Regan two singles, two walks, two RBI, one run scored; Sam Phillips two singles, walk, two RBI, one run scored; Brayton Langdon two singles, walk, one run scored, one RBI; John Shepardson double, walk, two RBI, one run scored; Xavier Dunn single, walk, two runs scored; Rikki Smith single, one run scored, one RBI, struck out five batters in three innings of relief.
Mt. Markham (7-9, 4-7 CSC-I): Ryan Denton two singles, three RBI, one run scored; Kevin Gates two singles, two runs scored; Owen Jones single, two walks, two RBI; Bryce Lynch single, walk, two runs scored.
Next up: Mt. Markham plays at Canastota Wednesday; the Mustangs’ Friday game against West Canada Valley has been moved up one day to Thursday. Little Falls plays under the lights at home Wednesday against Clinton.
Cooperstown 21, Waterville 1
Cooperstown 218 244 – 21 24 2
Waterville 100 000 – 1 4 7
Cooperstown (9-5, 8-2 CSC-II): Ethan Kukenberger three hits, four RBI, four strikeouts in three hitless innings, winning pitcher; Treston Emerick single, double, home run, walk, four runs scored, four RBI; Kalen Dempsey four hits, two runs scored, two RBI; Ian Poole, three hits, four RBI, two runs scored; Liam Ford three hits, two runs scored.
Waterville (2-16, 1-11 CSC-II): Rocco Padula Jr one hit, one walk, one run scored; Devin Barnes, Morgan Barnes, Cole Pearsall one hit each.
Next up: Waterville travels to Brookfield Wednesday. Cooperstown plays at Sauquoit Valley Wednesday.
Sauquoit Valley 14, Herkimer 3
Herkimer 200 01 – 3 4 3
Sauquoit Valley 601 25 – 14 12 1
Herkimer (3-13, 2-9 CSC-II): Lucas Malinowski single, double, one run scored, one RBI; Jacob Huyck one hit, one RBI; Dylan Hart, Nick Lamanna one walk, one run scored each; Dan Gallagher, Logan Pullman one hit each.
Sauquoit Valley (8-8, 7-3 CSC-II): n/a.
Next up: Herkimer takes on West Canada Valley at home Wednesday. Sauquoit Valley is home Wednesday for a game against Cooperstown.
Westmoreland 15, Frankfort-Schuyler 1
Frankfort-Schuyler 000 100 0 – 1 1 1
Westmoreland 128 400 0 – 15 11 1
Frankfort-Schuyler (8-6, 6-5 CSC-II): n/a.
Westmoreland (14-0, 10-0 CSC-II): n/a.
Next up: Westmoreland plays at Cooperstown Thursday. Frankfort-Schuyler finishes the regular season with a rescheduled game against West Canada Valley Friday.
Central Valley Academy 21, Utica-Notre Dame 6
Saturday, May 14
Little Falls 8, Solvay 1
Solvay 000 010 0 – 1 3 4
Little Falls 310 040 X – 8 8 2
Solvay (10-6): Samuel Gonzalez two singles, one run scored; Jaylen King double.
Little Falls (14-2): Matt Prestopnik struck out seven batters, walked two and allowed three hits; Chase Regan two singles, one walk, two runs scored, one RBI; Rikki Smith two singles, one run scored, one RBI; John Shepardson single, two RBI; Braden McCumber single, hit by two pitches, one run scored, one RBI; Jack Morotti single, one run scored.
Next up: Little Falls plays at Mt. Markham Monday. Solvay’s next game is Tuesday at home against Mexico Academy.
More: Little Falls Mounties look back at state baseball championship 40 years later
Friday, May 13
Central Valley Academy 9, Little Falls 7
Central Valley Academy 040 203 0 – 9 7 1
Little Falls 102 000 4 – 7 11 2
Central Valley Academy (6-9): Miles Perry triple, two walks, three runs scored, struck out only batter he faced for final out with runner at second base; Landon LaFountain single, two walks, three runs scored; Josh Emrich two walks, two runs scored; Tanner Warren double, two walks; Dylan Meszler single, double; Cole Wheet walk, hit by pitch, one run scored; Michael Yardley walk, one run scored; Hudson Albrecht, Luca Skinner single each.
Little Falls (13-2): Jack Morotti single, double, two runs scored; Braden McCumber single, walk, two runs scored; Chase Regan single, double, two RBI, one run scored; Rikki Smith single, triple, two RBI, one run scored; Sam Phillips two singles, one run scored, one RBI; Brayton Langdon two singles, one RBI.
Next up: Little Falls has another home game Saturday against Solvay. Central Valley Academy plays Monday against Whitesboro.
Herkimer 18, Waterville 2
Waterville 010 001 – 2 7 2
Herkimer 072 36X – 18 10 0
Waterville (2-15, 1-10 CSC-II): JP Haeflin single, double; Tyler Evans double, one RBI; Cole Pearsall single, one run scored; Brent Barnes walk, one run scored; Jack Elliott single, one RBI.
Herkimer (3-12, 2-8 CSC-II): Jacob Huyck single, four doubles, five runs scored, six RBI; Lucas Malinowski three-for-three, walk, three runs scored, one RBI; Dylan Hart single, three walks, hit by pitch, three runs scored; Christian Allen single, two walks, three runs scored; Colin Hart two doubles, three RBI, two runs scored; Dan Gallagher, Jacob Lamanna, Nick Lamanna, one walk, one run scored, one RBI each; Robert Stone, Malinowski four strikeouts, one run allowed each.
Notes: Herkimer ended nine-game losing streak.
Next up: Waterville plays at home Monday against Cooperstown. Herkimer plays at Sauquoit Valley Tuesday.
Galway 19, Oppenheim-Ephratah-St. Johnsville 4
Galway (n/a): Ryan Pudney four doubles; Eric Zelzniak three doubles.
Oppenheim-Ephratah-St. Johnsville (n/a): Dylan Barnes, Owen Feagles two hits each; Mason Snell one hit, two RBI.
Next up: Galway finished the regular season Saturday against Fonda-Fultonville. Oppenheim-Ephratah-St. Johnsvile has canceled its Monday game against Richfied Springs/Owen D. Young.
Thursday, May 12
Waterville 7, West Canada Valley 5
Waterville 005 200 0 – 7 10 0
West Canada Valley 030 011 0 – 5 8 2
Waterville (1-14, 1-9 CSC-II): JP Haeflin two singles, double, two runs scored; Jack Elliott three hits, three RBI; Brent Barnes two hits, two runs scored, two RBI; Cike Pearsall two hits, two RBI, one run scored;
West Canada Valley (5-7, 3-6 CSC-II): Cam Rath two-run home run, one walk; James Costello two hits, two runs scored; Josh Grabowski two hits, one walk, one run scored, one RBI; Sean Burdick, Jace Bartlett, Iain Farber combined to strike out 15 batters; Farber allowed one hit over four scoreless innings.
Notes: First win of the season for Waterville which had lost its final eight games last spring and 22 in a row overall.
Next up: West Canada Valley plays at home Friday against Sauquoit Valley and heads to Utica Saturday for a game at Notre Dame. Waterville plays at Herkimer Friday and Remsen Saturday.
Adirondack 3, Mt. Markham 2
Adirondack 000 030 0 – 3 5 1
Mt. Markham 110 000 0 – 2 7 3
Adirondack (5-10, 5-5 CSC-I): Colin White double, one run scored, one RBI, pitched complete game with eight strikeouts and six walks; Brett Sanford single, one run scored, one RBI; Christopher Strobel single, one run scored; Bailey Gleasman single, one RBI; Kreedon Rogers double.
Mt. Markham (6-8, 3-6 CSC-I): Kevin Gates single, walk, two runs scored, pitched six innings with six strikeouts and three walks; Ryan Denton two singles, walk, one RBI; Wyatt Young single, three walks, one RBI; Owen Jones two hits.
Notes: Adirondack defeated Mt. Markham 11-2 at home Monday in the fourth of its current stretch of eight games in 10 days.
Next up: Mt. Markham is home again Friday against Clinton. Adirondack has games on the road Friday at Canastota and Saturday at Lowville Academy.
Laurens/Milford 10, Richfield Springs/Owen D. Young 1
Tri-Valley League playoff
Laurens/Milford (n/a): Combined no-hitter for Martin Thorsland and Nick DeBoer; Martin triple, 14 strikeouts; Wyatt March triple.
Richfield Springs/Owen D. Young (n/a): n/a.
Next up: Laurens/Milford plays Saturday against Jefferson. Richfield Springs/Owen D. Young plays a game Monday at Oppenheim-Ephratah-St. Johnsville.
Oneida 11, Central Valley Academy 10, first game
Central Valley Academy 6, Oneida 3, second game
Wednesday, May 11
Little Falls 4, Holland Patent 2
One day after Gavin Trumbull pitched a perfect game against Sherburne-Earlville, the Little Falls Mounties went hitless for 5 2/3 innings before rallying to beat Holland Patent with four runs in the sixth.
Holland Patent 000 110 0 – 2 5 1
Little Falls 000 004 X – 6 2 0
Holland Patent (11-5, 8-2 CSC-I): Caden Briggs two singles; Luke Benedetto single, one run scored; Jeremy Kelly walk, one run scored; Alex Hoole double.
Little Falls (13-1, 8-1 CSC-I): Brayton Langdon hit by pitch, one run scored, struck out eight batters and walked three; Jack Morotti two walks, hit by pitch, one run scored; Rikki Smith single, one run scored, one RBI; Xavier Dunn one walk, one run scored; John Shepardson single; Chase Regan one RBI.
Notes: Holland Patent had won eight consecutive games since a 6-3 loss to Little Falls April 22.
Next up: Little Falls plays at home Friday against Central Valley Academy and Saturday against Solvay. Holland Patent plays at home Friday against Sherburne-Earlville and finishes the regular season Monday against Canastota.
Poland 44, Town of Webb 1
Poland 4(14)(21) 32 – 44 32 1
Town of Webb 000 01 – 1 1 13
Poland (7-4, 5-4 CSC-III): Colton Roark two singles, triple, five RBI, four runs scored; struck out eight batters while allowing one unearned run on one hit and one walk; Ben Deragon four singles, double, walk, six runs scored, four RBI; Nathan Draper single, double, two triples, two walks, six runs scored, six RBI; Nate Baumes four singles, walk, six runs scored, three RBI; M Anderson two singles, double, three runs scored, three RBI; Aidan Alsheimer four singles, four RBI, two runs scored; Gavin Krausiunas single, walk, five runs scored; Luke Malin three singles, walk, three runs scored, two RBI; Quintin Weigand single, double, walk, four RBI, two runs scored; Carter Cookinham double, triple two runs scored, two RBI.
Town of Webb (0-7, 0-5 CSC-III): George Uzdavinis double; Gabe Lutz walk, one run scored.
Next up: Town of Webb has home games Thursday against Oriskany and Friday against Remsen. Poland plays at New York Mills Friday.
Cooperstown 9, Herkimer 0
Herkimer 000 000 0 – 0 4 0
Cooperstown 021 105 X – 9 11 0
Herkimer (2-12, 1-8 CSC-II): Lucas Malinowski two singles; Christian Allen, Dylan Hart, Jacob Lamanna, Nick Petucci one single each.
Cooperstown (7-4, 6-2 CSC-II): Kalen Dempsey and Ethan Kukenberger combined on a five-hit shutout with nine strikeouts and one walk; Emerson Toulson single, triple, two runs scored, two RBI; Treston Emerick two doubles, two runs scored; Kukenberger two singles, one walk, three RBI, one run scored; Liam Ford double, two runs scored; Brady Hascup, Frank Panzarella, Jason Wolfe one hit, one run scored each.
Next up: Herkimer is home for Friday’s game against Waterville. Cooperstown plays at home Friday against Frankfort-Schuyler and travels to Clinton Saturday.
Frankfort-Schuyler 10, Sauquoit Valley 4
Frankfort-Schuyler 321 103 0 – 10 7 1
Sauquoit Valley 003 100 0 – 4 5 3
Frankfort-Schuyler (8-4, 6-3 CSC-II):
Sauquoit Valley (6-7, 5-2 CSC-II):
Notes: Sauquoit Valley won the teams’ earlier meeting in Frankfort 7-3.
Next up: Frankfort-Schuyler plays at Cooperstown Friday. Sauquoit Valley plays at West Canada Valley Friday and Westmoreland Saturday.
Clinton 5, Adirondack 2
Clinton 000 012 2 – 5 8 0
Adirondack 002 000 0 – 2 4 0
Clinton (5-7, 5-3 CSC-I): Kyle Majka single, double, walk, two runs scored, one RBI, struck out seven batters in 2 2/3 perfect innings of relief; Aiden Soika two hits, two walks, two runs scored; Cam Maline two hits, one run scored, one RBI; Tanner Champion triple;
Adirondack (4-10, 4-5 CSC-I): n/a.
Next up: Adirondack hits the road for games Thursday at Mt. Markham, Friday at Canastota and Saturday at Lowville Academy. Clinton plays at Mt. Markham Friday and has a Saturday home game against Cooperstown.
Tuesday, May 10
Little Falls 7, Sherburne-Earlville 0
Gavin Trumbull pitched a perfect game with seven strikeouts in 73 pitches. There were four balls hit to the outfield and Trumbull ran the count to three balls against one batter.
Sherburne-Earlville 000 000 0 – 0 0 4
Little Falls 200 041 X – 7 7 0
Sherburne-Earlville (1-10, 0-8 CSC-I): n/a.
Little Falls (12-1, 7-1 CSC-I): Rikki Smith triple, four RBI, one run scored; Braden McCumber two singles, two runs scored; Jack Morotti single, two runs scored; Chase Regan single, one walk, one run scored; Xavier Dunn single, one run scored; Brayton Langdon single; John Shepardson, walk, hit by pitch; Gavin Trumbull hit by pitch.
Next up: Little Falls plays at home again Wednesday against Holland Patent. Sherburne-Earlville is home Wednesday for a game against Canastota.
Mt. Markham 7, Frankfort-Schuyler 4
Frankfort-Schuyler 010 210 0 – 4 4 3
Mt. Markham 030 022 X – 7 8 4
Frankfort-Schuyler (7-4): Jake Parrotta, Martino Rocco one hit, one run scored each; Angelo DeSarro one hit, one RBI; Donny Gatto one run scored, one RBI.
Mt. Markham (6-7): Wyatt Young two doubles, single, two RBI, one run scored; Ryan Denton double, double, one run scored, one RBI; Bennett Schoonover double, one walk, one run scored, one RBI; Owen Jones two walks, two runs scored; Mason Beigh single, one walk, two RBI; Nate Pcola struck out seven batters and allowed one earned run on four hits and one walk over six innings.
Next up: Frankfort-Schuyler plays at Sauquoit Valley Wednesday. Mt. Markham plays at home again Thursday against Adirondack.
Poland 13, Remsen 6
Poland 312 412 0 – 13 8 2
Remsen 100 030 2 – 6 4 11
Poland (6-4, 4-4 CSC-III): Nathan Baumes two singles, double, one walk, four runs scored, one RBI; Colton Roark two hits, one run scored, one RBI; Tommy Haver double, three runs scored; Luke Malin double, one run scored, one RBI; Haver, Neal Waterman eight combined strikeouts.
Remsen (2-7, 1-6 CSC-III): Matthew Helmer two hits, three RBI; Ben Staskaski three runs scored; Kyrian Hall one hit, two walks, two runs scored.
Next up: Poland travels to play at Town of Webb Wednesday. Remsen’s next game is Friday at Town of Webb.
Sauquoit Valley 17, Waterville 4
Waterville 000 031 0 – 4 12 3
Sauquoit Valley 510 461 X – 17 13 3
Waterville (0-13, 0-8 CSC-II): Brent Barnes three singles, two RBI, one run scored; Cole Pearsall single, double, one RBI; Rocco Padula Jr two singles, one run scored, one RBI: Devin Barnes one single.
Sauquoit Valley (6-6, 5-1 CSC-II): n/a.
Notes: Sauquoit Valley also defeated Waterville 20-0 on the road Monday.
Next up: Sauquoit Valley plays at home again Wednesday against Frankfort-Schuyler. Waterville plays at home Wednesday against Westmoreland.
Rome Free Academy 22, Central Valley Academy 4
Rome Free Academy 400 630 9 – 22 15 1
Central Valley Academy 001 200 1 – 4 8 7
Rome Free Academy (3-8): Richie Artiagiani single, one walk, three runs scored, one RBI; Tanner Brawdy two hits, three RBI, one run scored; Marco Macri two doubles, one walk, three runs scored, three RBI; Jacob Premo single, triple, two walks, five RBI, two runs scored; Jack Lawless single, double, one run scored, one RBI; Elijah Marrero two hits, two runs scored; Sonepith Keoviengsama two hits, one run scored, one RBI; Marco Sparace two hits, one run scored; Jack Anderagg two walks, three runs scored.
Central Valley Academy (4-8): Hudson Albrecht three hits, two RBI; Miles Perry two hits, one run scored; Carson Wormuth one hit, one run scored, one RBI; Dylan Mezler, Tanner Warren one hit, one run scored each.
Next up: Central Valley Academy plays at home Thursday against Oneida. Rime Free Academy will be home for Thursday’s game against Whitesboro.
Duanesburg 5, Oppenheim-Ephratah-St. Johnsville 3
Monday, May 9
Westmoreland 12, Herkimer 2
Westmoreland 063 003 0 – 12 11 1
Herkimer 000 002 0 – 2 5 2
Westmoreland (11-0, 7-0 CSC-II): Caleb Miller home run, single, two runs scored; Anthony Sawanec two doubles, two runs scored; Matt Doyle home run; Michael Scalise two singles, one run scored; Owen Davison one walk, one hit by pitch, two runs scored; Carson Nestved two runs scored; Tyler Szarek single, one run scored; Jerry Fiorini two singles; Hunter Kierpiec complete game, 10 strikeouts.
Herkimer (2-11, 1-7 CSC-II): Lucas Malinowki single, one walk, one run scored; Jacob Huyck, single, one run scored; David Bass single, one walk, one RBI; Dylan Hart double, one RBI; Rob Stone single, one walk.
Notes: Westmoreland and Beaver River (13-0) remain unbeaten in Class C in Section III. The section’s other unbeaten baseball teams are Class A Whitesboro (10-0) and Class B South Jefferson (12-0)
Next up: Westmoreland plays at Waterville Wednesday. Herkimer travels to Cooperstown Wednesday.
Poland 8, Hamilton 6
Hamilton 500 001 0 – 6 5 4
Poland 143 000 X – 8 7 10
Hamilton (4-5, 2-5 CSC-III): Colby Campbell, Luke Jackson, Tom Simpson single, one run scored each.
Poland (5-4, 3-4 CSC-III): Ben Deragon two doubles, two runs scored, one RBI, struck out eight batters and did not allow any earned runs; Coloton Roark double, three runs scored, two RBI; Carter Cookinham single, two runs scored; Tommy Haver double, one RBI; Nathan Baunes single, one RBI.
Next up: Poland plays at Remsen Tuesday and Town of Webb Wednesday. Hamilton plays at Brookfield Wednesday.
Oppenheim-Ephratah-St. Johnsville 9, Berne-Knox-Westerlo 8
Berne-Knox-Westerlo (n/a): Jacob Detlefsen, Henry Smith two hits each.
Oppenheim-Ephratah-St. Johnsville (n/a): Colten Christensen three hits, one RBI; Ian Smith two hits, two RBI; Jesse Walrath two hits, one RBI; Collin Eakin, Owen Feagles two hits each.
Adirondack 11, Mt. Markham 2
Mt. Markham 100 100 0 – 2
Adirondack 100 145 X – 11
Mt. Markham (5-7, 3-5 CSC-I): n/a.
Adirondack (4-9, 4-4 CSC-I): n/a.
Next up: The teams meet again Thursday in Winfield. Mt. Markham plays at home Tuesday against Frankfort-Schuyler. Adirondack has a home game Wednesday against Clinton.
Cooperstown 12, West Canada Valley 3
West Canada Valley 000 120 0 – 3 1 0
Cooperstown 115 311 X – 12 7 0
West Canada Valley (5-6, 3-5 CSC-II):
Cooperstown (6-4, 5-2 CSC-II): Emerson Toulson single, double, three RBI, two runs scored; Brady Hascup two singles, one walk, three runs scored; BrysonWhitaker single, two RBI, one run scored; Liam Ford, single, two walks, two runs scored, one RBI; Ian Poole, one walk, one hit by pitch, two runs scored; Treston Emerick single, one run scored, one RBI; Kalen Dempsey, Brenin Dempsey single, one RBI each; Emerick, Ford, Ethan Kukenberger combined to strike out 14 batters in a one-hitter with three walks and two hit batters.
Next up: Cooperstown has home games Wednesday against Herkimer and Friday against Frankfort-Schuyler. West Canada Valley plays at home Friday against Sauquoit Valley then travels to Utica for a Saturday doubleheader against Notre Dame.
Friday, May 6
Poland 10, Remsen 1
Tommy Haver and Ben Deragon pitched a combined no-hitter for Poland. Haver started and struck out 11 batters while walking four through six innings. Deragon struck out the side in the seventh.
Remsen 100 000 0 – 1 0 5
Poland 210 223 0 – 10 9 4
Remsen (2-5, 1-4 CSC-III): Grady Helmer walked, stole a base and scored a run as the first batter of the game.
Poland (4-4, 2-4 CSC-III): Colton Roark two singles, two runs scored, one RBI; Ben Deragon triple, two RBI, one run scored; Aidan Alsheimer single, two RBI, one run scored; Carter Cookinham double, one run scored, one RBI; Neal Waterman double, one run scored; Quinn Weigand double.
Next up: Poland plays at home again Monday against Hamilton. Remsen is home for a game Monday against New York Mills.
Frankfort-Schuyler 9, Waterville 1, first game
Waterville 000 10 – 1 5 1
Frankfort-Schuyler 441 0X – 9 3 0
Waterville: Cole Pearsall single, double; Jack Elliott two singles; Nathan Pryputniewicz single, one RBI; Kane Patterson one run scored.
Frankfort-Schuyler: Jack McMurray double, two walks, two RBI, one run scored; Angelo DeSarro double, two walks, three runs scored; Tino Rocco two walks, hit by pitch, two runs scored; Don Gatto one walk, hit by two pitches, one run scored; Brayden Wisheart struck out eight batters in five-inning complete game.
Frankfort-Schuyler 7, Waterville 4, second game
Frankfort-Schuyler 111 31 – 7 5 2
Waterville 022 00 – 4 9 2
Frankfort-Schuyler (7-3, 5-3 CSC-II): Angelo DeSarro, Connor Grates two walks, two runs scored each; Tomas Eck single, two walks, two RBI, one run scored; Don Gatto two singles, one RBI; Tino Rocco single, one run scored; Game 1 starter Brayden Wisheart pitched the scoreless first inning and allowed one hit before being relieved by Gatto.
Waterville (0-10, 0-6 CSC-II): Nick Kosmoski three singles, two RBI, one run scored; Kane Patterson two singles, one run scored, one RBI; Devin Barnes two singles, one run scored.
Notes: Waterville loaded the bases with one out in the bottom of the fifth and failed to score.
Next up: Waterville has games at home Saturday against New York Mills and Monday against Sauquoit Valley. Frankfort-Schuyler next plays Tuesday at Mt. Markham.
Little Falls 7, Canastota 1
Canastota 000 001 0 – 1
Little Falls 001 006 X – 7
Canastota (3-7, 1-5 CSC-I): Malachi Motley single, one run scored; Devon Faber, Jesse Demaintenon, Logan Mead single each.
Little Falls (11-1, 6-1 CSC-I): Chase Regan single, triple, three RBI; Braden McCumber single, two walks, two runs scored, one RBI; Sam Phillips triple, one run scored, one RBI; Rikki Smith, John Sheparsdon single, one run scored each; Brayton Langdon pitched a complete game with 11 strikeouts and allowed one run on four hits and two walks.
Notes: Tied at 1 after five innings before Little Falls batted around in the bottom of the sixth and scored six runs capped by a bases loaded triple by Chase Regan.
Next up: Little Falls plays at home again Tuesday against Sherburne-Earlville. Canastota plays at Sherburne-Earlville Wednesday.
Mt. Markham 3, Sherburne-Earlville 0
Mt. Markham 002 010 0 – 3 6 0
Sherburne-Earlville 000 000 0 – 0 6 2
Mt. Markham (5-6, 3-4 CSC-I): n/a.
Sherburne-Earlville (1-9, 0-7 CSC-I): Preston Eaves three singles; Ben Menard, Taylor Grzymkowski one single each.
Next up: Mt. Markham plays at Adirondack Monday. Sherburne-Earlville travels to Little Falls Tuesday.
Westmoreland 7, West Canada Valley 0
West Canada Valley 000 000 0 – 0 2 5
Westmoreland 202 102 X – 7 4 0
West Canada Valley (5-5, 3-4 CSC-II): Iain Farber triple; Kack Stewart single.
Westmoreland (9-0, 6-0 CSC-II): n/a.
Next up: Westmoreland plays at Adirondack Saturday and Herkimer Monday. West Canada Valley plays at Cooperstown Monday.
Sauquoit Valley 14, Herkimer 6
Sauquoit Valley 004 260 3 – 14 11 1
Herkimer 001 220 0 – 6 8 6
Sauquoit Valley (4-6, 3-1 CSC-II): n/a.
Herkimer (2-9, 1-6 CSC-II): Jacob Huyck three singles, one walk, one run scored, one RBI; Robert Stone single, double, one run scored; Nick Petucci two singles, three RBI, one run scored; Nick Lyga single, one run scored, one RBI; Christian Allen single, one RBI; Dan Gallagher single, Nick Lamanna, David Bass one run scored each.
Next up: Herkimer has home games Saturday against Central Valley Academy and Monday against Westmoreland. Sauquoit Valley plays back-to-back games against Waterville starting with Monday’s game on the road.
Oppenheim-Ephratah-St. Johnsville 13, Northville 2
Northville (n/a): L Frazier two hits.
Oppenheim-Ephratah-St. Johnsville (n/a): Dylan Barnes pitched a five-inning complete game with 10 strikeouts and four hits allowed; Mason Snell home run, double, three RBI; Hunter Smith two singles, double, three RBI.
Thursday, May 5
Camden 8, Central Valley Academy 1
Camden 040 010 3 – 8 12 0
Central Valley Academy 100 000 0 – 1 6 2
Camden (8-5, 5-1 TVL B): Kohl Ingalls struck out 12 batters over five scoreless innings of relief; Brian Gonzalez single, double, two runs scored; Elijah Ciani two singles, one run scored; Derek Holmes double, one run scored; Josh Plumley two singles; Tyler Skinner double.
Central Valley Academy (2-7, 0-3 TVL B): Tanner Warren single, one walk, one run scored; Hudson Albrecht two singles, double.
Next up: Camden’s Friday game against New Hartford has been canceled and the Blue Devils will next play Monday at home against Whitesboro. Central Valley Academy plays at Herkimer Saturday and heads to Utica for a game against Notre Dame Monday.
Adirondack 5, Little Falls 2
Little Falls 001 010 0 – 2 4 0
Adirondack 203 000 X – 5 7 0
Little Falls (10-1, 5-1 CSC-I): Chase Regan single, double, one walk, two runs scored; Brayton Langdon single, double, one RBI; Xavier Dunn single; Jack Morotti single, two walks; Matt Prestopnik struck out 10 batters.
Adirondack (3-7, 3-3 CSC-I): Colin White two home runs (two-run in first inning; solo leading off third), intentional walk, struck out seven batters in 6 1/3 innings; Kreedon Rogers single, one run scored; Jake Khouri two singles; Bailey Gleasman double, one run scored.
Notes: Little Falls’ loss leaves South Jefferson (11-0) as the last unbeaten Class B team in Section III.
Next up: Little Falls returns home to Veterans Memorial Park for a Friday evening game against Canastota. Adirondack is home for games Friday against Holland Patent and Saturday against Westmoreland.
Holland Patent 8, Mt. Markham 1
Mt. Markham 100 000 0 – 1 3 4
Holland Patent 041 102 X – 8 7 1
Mt. Markham (4-6, 2-4 CSC-I): George Jones two hits, one RBI; Kevin Gates one hit, one run scored; Mason Beigh allowed three earned runs on eight hits.
Holland Patent (8-4, 5-1 CSC-I): n/a.
Next up: Mt. Markham plays at Sherburne-Earlville Friday and travels to Adirondack Monday. Holland Patent plays at Adirondack Friday.
Frankfort-Schuyler 7, Herkimer 0
Herkimer 000 000 0 – 0 2 2
Frankfort-Schuyler 100 510 X – 7 9 1
Herkimer (2-8, 1-5 CSC-II): Jacob Huyck, David Bass one hit each.
Frankfort-Schuyler (5-3, 3-3 CSC-II): n/a.
Notes: Frankfort-Schuyler also shut out Herkimer on the road in the teams’ previous meeting April 6.
Next up: Herkimer has home games Friday against Sauquoit Valley and Saturday against Central Valley Academy. Frankfort-Schuyler plays a doubleheader at home Friday against Waterville; the teams will make up a game postponed in Waterville April 7.
Westmoreland 8, Cooperstown 0
Cooperstown 000 000 0 – 0 3 5
Westmoreland 021 122 X – 8 4 0
Cooperstown (5-3, 4-2 CSC-II): Liam Ford, Brady Hascup, Bryson Whitaker one single each; Ford also walked twice.
Westmoreland (8-0, 5-0 CSC-II): n/a.
Next up: Westmoreland plays at home Friday against West Canada Valley and travels to Adirondack Saturday. Cooperstown plays at Section II Mononasen Friday.
Tuesday, May 3
Poland 4, Madison 2
Madison 100 100 0 – 2 3 3
Poland 010 300 X – 4 8 4
Madison (2-7): Shawn Murray single, one walk, one RBI; Dylan Dougherty double, one run scored; Austin Peters double, one RBI; Michael McBride one run scored.
Poland (3-4): Nate Draper two hits, one walk, one run scored; Ben Deragon double, one run scored, one RBI; Colten Roark on hit, one RBI; Gavin Krauciunas triple, one run scored; Neal Waterman seven strikeouts, one walk, three hits, one earned run over five innings; Waterman, Tommy Haver, Deragon 10 combined strikeouts.
Next up: Poland plays at home again Friday against Remsen. Madison plays at Brookfield Friday and McGraw Saturday.
West Canada Valley 13, Remsen 0
Remsen 000 000 0 – 0 3 2
West Canada Valley 520 024 X – 13 12 1
Remsen (2-3): n/a.
West Canada Valley (5-4): Cam Rath struck out eight and walked one batter through five innings and Iain Farber added four strikeouts to complete the combined shutout; Farber triple, home run, three RBI, two runs scored; Rath single, triple, one run scored, one RBI; Josh Grabowski double, two walks, three runs scored; Ian Amendolare single, double, two runs scored, two RBI; Sean Burdick single, double, two RBI, one run scored; Jack Stewart double, two runs scored, one RBI; Derek Maxwell double, one run scored.
Next up: West Canada Valley's Wednesday game against Waterville has been postponed and the Indians will next play Friday at Westmoreland. Remsen plays at Stockbridge Valley Thursday.
Little Falls 7, Sauquoit Valley 5
Little Falls 201 301 0 – 7
Sauquoit Valley 000 200 3 – 5
Little Falls (10-0): Brayton Langdon two singles, four RBI, one run scored; Rikki Smith single, three ruins scored; Sam Phillips, Chase Regan single, two runs scored each; Gavin Trumbull pitched a complete game with four strikeouts.
Sauquoit Valley (3-6): Garrett Stakler single, triple, one run scored; Ben LoGalbo two singles, one run scored; Marc Perry single, double.
Notes: Little Falls joins South Jefferson, a 3-1 winner at Lowville Academy Tuesday, at 10-0 in Class B in Section III. Class C Beaver River (11-0) and Class AA West Genesee (10-0) have also reached double figures in wins and remain unbeaten.
Next up: Little Falls travels to Boonville Thursday for a game at Adirondack that was rescheduled from Wednesday because of the weather. Sauquoit Valley next plays Friday at Herkimer.
Monday, May 2
Frankfort-Schuyler 5, Mt. Markham 4, eight innings
Connor Grates broke a 4-4 tie and drove home the winning run with an eighth-inning single.
Mt. Markham 002 010 10 – 4 4 2
Frankfort-Schuyler 010 003 01 – 5 9 2
Mt. Markham (4-5): n/a.
Frankfort-Schuyler (4-3): n/a.
Next up: Frankfort-Schuyler has rescheduled its Wednesday home game against Herkimer to Thursday. Mt. Markham has been postponed at Holland Patent Wednesday and next plays Friday at Sherburne-Earlville.
Little Falls 13, Sauquoit Valley 8
Sauquoit Valley 020 003 3 – 8 4 5
Little Falls 100 057 X – 13 11 3
Sauquoit Valley (3-5): third consecutive loss; Jacob Jouben single, two runs scored; Nicholas Miller, Marc Perry two runs scored each; Mason Farrell two singles; Garrett Stalker single.
Little Falls (9-0): Matt Prestopnik single, double, two runs scored, one RBI; John Shepardson single, double, one run scored; Sam Phillips two singles, two RBI, one run scored; Gavin Trumbull, single, two RBI, one run scored; Braden McCumber single, two walks, two runs scored, one RBI; Rikki Smith triple, walk, hit by pitch, one run scored, one RBI; Brayton Langdon single, three walks, hit by pitch, two runs scored; Xavier Dunn three walks, hit by pitch, two runs scored; Chase Regan single, walk, one run scored; Langdon struck out nine batters and allowed one earned run over 5 1/3 innings.
Next up: The teams will play again Tuesday at Sauquoit Valley. Little Falls travels to Boonville for Wednesday’s game at Adirondack. Sauquoit Valley is off until Friday when it travels to Herkimer.
Schoharie 4, Oppenheim-Ephratah-St. Johnsville 3
Schoharie 000 130 0 – 4 8 1
Oppenheim-Ephratah-St. Johnsville 101 010 0 – 3 3 1
Schoharie (n/a): Luke Helmstadt struck out 11 batters, walked three and allowed three hits in a complete game; Quin Barton two singles, one run scored, one RBI; John Polley single, double, one run scored, one RBI; Dylan Wayman-Benter double, one run scored, one RBI; L Zeufle single, double, one run scored.
Oppenheim-Ephratah-St. Johnsville (n/a): Mason Snell leadoff home run, walk, two runs scored, one RBI; struck out 15 batters and walked none in a complete game; Hunter Smith single, walk; Tristan Stever walk, one run scored; Dylan Barnes single.
Next up: Schoharie plays at Mayfield Tuesday and Middleburgh Wednesday. Oppenheim-Ephratah-St. Johnsville has been postponed at Mayfield Wednesday and next plays Friday at home against Northville.
Richfield Springs/Owen D. Young 4, Worcester 0
Worcester (n/a): Connor Fancher two hits.
Richfield Springs/Owen D. Young (n/a): John Rogers 13 strikeouts; Austin Bowman double, two runs scored.
Sherburne-Earlville 8, Herkimer 3
Sherburne-Earlville 106 000 1 – 8 10 1
Herkimer 101 001 0 – 3 6 6
Sherburne-Earlville (1-7): Nick McDaniel two hits, one walk, one run scored, pitched complete game with nine strikeouts and one walk; Blaine Blinebry one hit, two runs scored; Garrett Fleming two hits, one run scored; Preston Eaves one hit, one walk, one run scored; Ben Menard triple; Mason Goedel two walks, one run scored; Derick Miller one hit, one RBI; Taylor Grzymkowski two hits.
Herkimer (2-7): Lucas Malinowski single, double, walk, two runs scored, one RBI, seven strikeouts and no earned runs in 4 1/3 innings; David Bass two singles, two RBI; Dylan Hart, Robert Stone one hit each.
Notes: first win of the season for Sherburne-Earlville.
Next up: Herkimer plays at Frankfort-Schuyler Wednesday. Sherburne-Earlville has games at home Thursday against Clinton and Friday against Mt. Markham.
Central Valley Academy at New Hartford, postponed
Saturday, April 30
Central Valley Academy 13, Herkimer 3
Herkimer 101 100 0 – 3
Central Valley Academy 226 021 X – 13
Herkimer (2-6): David Bass two singles, two runs scored; Jacob Huyck single, triple; Nick Lamanna single, run scored.
Central Valley Academy (2-5): Tanner Warren two singles, double, two runs scored; Luca Skinner single, triple, three runs scored; Miles Perry double, triple, two runs scored; Hudson Albrecht single, double.
Next up: Central Valley Academy plays at New Hartford Monday. Herkimer plays at home Monday against Sherburne-Earlville.
Cooperstown 11, Adirondack 2
Cooperstown 430 200 2 – 11 12 0
Adirondack 000 200 0 – 2 4 0
Cooperstown (5-2): Liam Ford two singles, double, two runs scored, one RBI; Brady Hascup three hits, one walk, one run scored, one RBI; Ethan Kukenberger single, double, two runs scored, one RBI; Triston Emerick double, two RBI, one run scored; Kalen Dempsey struck out eight batters over six innings and Kukenberger added two in the seventh.
Adirondack (2-7): n/a.
Next up: Adirondack plays at home again Wednesday against Little Falls. Cooperstown travels to Westmoreland Wednesday.
Brookfield 15, Richfield Springs/Owen D. Young 2
Richfield Springs/Owen D. Young 000 02 – 2
Brookfield 124 35 – 15
Richfield Springs/Owen D. Young (0-4): n/a.
Brookfield (5-2): n/a.
Next up: Richfield Springs/Owen D. Young plays Worcester at home Monday. Brookfield plays at DeRuyter Monday.
Friday, April 29
West Canada Valley 19, Herkimer 1
Herkimer 000 01 – 1 3 5
West Canada Valley 335 8X – 19 15 1
Herkimer (2-5, 1-4 CSC-II): n/a.
West Canada Valley (4-4, 3-3 CSC-II): Sean Burdick two home runs, four RBI, three runs scored; Iain Farber single, home run, five RBI, two runs scored; Jack Stewart three hits, three runs scored, one RBI; Ian Amendolare three hits, two runs scored, two RBI; Josh Grabowski double, triple, three runs scored; Cam Rath triple, three runs scored, three RBI; Jace Bartlett two hits, two runs scored, two RBI.
Next up: Herkimer has a game Saturday at Central Valley Academy. West Canada Valley next plays Tuesday against Remsen.
Mt. Markham 8, Canastota 2
Canastota 011 000 0 – 2 5 5
Mt. Markham 300 050 X – 8 9 4
Canastota (2-5, 1-4 CSC-I): n/a.
Mt. Markham (3-4, 2-3 CSC-I): n/a.
Next up: Mt. Markham heads to Sauquoit Valley Saturday for the first of five consecutive road games. Canastota started a seven-game road trip Friday and plays at Madison Saturday.
Westmoreland 20, Frankfort-Schuyler 0
Westmoreland 000 117 (11) – 20 15 2
Frankfort-Schuyler 000 000 0 – 0 7 3
Westmoreland (7-0, 4-0 CSC-II): n/a.
Frankfort-Schuyler (3-3, 2-3 CSC-II): n/a.
Next up: Frankfort-Schuyler plays at home against Mt. Markham Monday. Westmoreland plays Monday at Clinton.
Cooperstown 7, Sauquoit Valley 0
Sauquoit Valley 000 000 0 – 0
Cooperstown 030 004 X – 7
Sauquoit Valley (3-3, 2-1 CSC-II): n/a.
Cooperstown (4-2, 4-1 CSC-II): Liam Ford, Triston Emerick combined five-hit shutount.
Next up: Sauquoit Valley plays at home Saturday against Mt. Markham. Cooperstown travels to Adirondack Saturday.
Thursday, April 28
Hamilton 4, Poland 3
Poland 100 001 1 – 3 6 1
Hamilton 021 000 1 – 4 6 2
Poland (2-4, 1-4 CSC-III): n/a.
Hamilton (3-2, 1-2 CSC-III): Tom Simpson, two hits, one walk, two runs scored, one RBI, allowed one earned run and struck out nine in 6 2/3 innings; John Hughes two hits, one run scored, one RBI.
Next up: Hamilton plays at New York Mills Friday. Poland plays at home Tuesday against Madison.
Wednesday, April 27
Little Falls 15, Mt. Markham 7
Mt. Markham 003 103 0 – 7
Little Falls 420 027 X – 15
Mt. Markham (2-4, 1-3 CSC-I): Kevin Gates single, triple, one run scored; Ryan Denton one hit, one walk, one run scored; Bryce Lynch one walk one hit by pitch, two runs scored; George Jones double, one run scored.
Little Falls (7-0, 4-0 CSC-I): Rikki Smith four hits, one run scored, two RBI; Jack Morotti one hit, two walks, three runs scored; Sam Phillips one hit, one walk, one hit by pitch, two runs scored; Chase regan double, two walks, two runs scored; Matt Prestopnik one hit, two runs scored, one RBI; John Shepardson one hit, two walks, one hit by pitch, two runs scored, one RBI; Xavier Dunn three walks, one run scored, one RBI.
Next up: Mt. Markham plays at home against Canastota Friday and travels to Sauquoit Valley Saturday. Little Falls plays at Clinton Friday.
Frankfort-Schuyler 12, West Canada Valley 11
Frankfort-Schuyler 211 250 1 – 12 14 2
West Canada Valley 330 100 4 – 11 8 4
Frankfort-Schuyler (3-2, 2-2 CSC-II): n/a.
West Canada Valley (3-4, 2-3 CSC-II): Jack Stewart one hit, one run scored, three RBI; James Costello three walks, two runs scored; Iain Farber three-for-three, one walk, two RBI; Cam Rath two hits, one run scored, one RBI; Sean Burdick single, triple, three runs scored; Jace Bartlett two runs scored, one RBI.
Next up: Both teams play at home Friday, West Canada Valley against Herkimer and Frankfort-Schuyler against Westmoreland.
Oriskany 8, Poland 0
Oriskany 220 112 0 – 8 8 4
Poland 000 000 0 – 0 4 11
Oriskany (4-2, 2-1 CSC-III): Ty Zizzi three hiys, one run scored, two RBI; Christian Grant two hits, one walk, two runs scored; Nick Hays two runs scored; Eddie Wright, Anthony Kernan, Alex Burrows eight strikeouts, two walks in combined four-hit shutout.
Poland (2-3, 1-3 CSC-III): Tommy Haver two hits; Ben Deragon, Neal Waterman one hit each; Waterman, Colton Roark 12 combined strikeouts.
Next up: Poland travels to Hamilton Thursday. Oriskany plays at home Friday against Remsen.
Madison 6, Richfield Springs/Owen D. Young 4
Richfield Springs/Owen D. Young 010 021 0 – 4
Madison 000 231 X – 6
Richfield Springs/Owen D. Young (0-2): n/a.
Madison (2-5): Hunter Day three singles, double, one run scored, one RBI; Zach Canning single, tripe, two runs scored, two RBI; Shawn Murray two hits, one run scored, one RBI; Austin Peters two hits, one run scored, one RBI.
Tuesday, April 26
Little Falls 5, Sherburne-Earlville 3
Little Falls 001 013 0 – 5 4 1
Sherburne-Earlville 000 100 2 – 3 5 0
Little Falls (6-0, 3-0 CSC-I): pitchers struck out 12 batters.
Sherburne-Earlville (0-4 CSC-I): Espn Anderson two hits; Preston Eaves and Nick McDaniel combined 10 strikeouts and 10 walks.
Next up: Both teams play at home Wednesday, Little Falls against Mt. Markham and Sherburne-Earlville against Clinton.
Westmoreland 9, Herkimer 1
Herkimer 000 001 0 – 1 1 4
Westmoreland 021 213 X – 9 9 2
Herkimer (2-4, 1-3 CSC-II): Nick Lamanna, Jacob Huyck one hit each.
Westmoreland (6-0, 3-0 CSC-II): n/a.
Next up: Westmoreland has another home game Wednesday against Sauquoit Valley. Herkimer next plays Friday at West Canada Valley.
Monday, April 25
Herkimer 12, Waterville 3
Herkimer 305 201 1 – 12 5 1
Waterville 002 001 0 – 3 9 3
Herkimer (2-3, 1-2 CSC-II): Logan Pullman one hit, three walks, three runs scored, one RBI, complete game with five strikeouts; Nick Lamanna one hit, one walk, hit by two pitches, three runs scored, two RBI; Nick Petucci single, double, three RBI, one run scored; Jacob Huyck one hit, three RBI; Robert Stone one hit, two runs scored; David Bass one hit, two RBI, one run scored.
Waterville (0-7, 0-3 CSC-II): Rocco Padula Jr single, double, one run scored; Kane Patterson two hits; Brent Barnes, single, one run scored, one RBI; Nick Kosmoski double, walk, one RBI.
Next up: Herkimer will make up an April 20 game at Westmoreland Tuesday and travel to West Canada Valley Friday. Waterville plays at Cooperstown Wednesday.
Sauquoit Valley 9, West Canada Valley 8
West Canada Valley 202 010 3 – 8 8 5
Sauquoit Valley 003 302 1 – 9 6 2
Sauquoit Valley blew a 8-5 lead in the top of the seventh and walked off with a win on a run with two outs in the bottom of the inning.
West Canada Valley (3-3, 2-2 CSC-II): Dreek Maxwell three hits, three RBI; Jack Stewart, one hit, two runs scored; Sean Burdick one hit, two walks, three runs scored; Iain Farber one one hit, two walks, two runs scored, two RBI.
Sauquoit Valley (3-2, 2-0 CSC-II): Josh LoGalbo two hits, two runs scored; Ben LoGalbo one hit, two runs scored; Garrett Stalker two runs scored; Jacob Jouben two hits.
Next up: West Canada Valley plays at home Wednesday against Frankfort-Schuyler. Sauquoit Valley plays at Westmoreland Wednesday.
Clinton 11, Mt. Markham 6
Mt. Markham 310 100 0 – 6 6 4
Clinton 214 130 X – 11 12 5
Mt. Markham (2-3, 1-2 CSC-I): n/a.
Clinton (3-3, 3-0 CSC-I): Ryan Chmielewski three hits, three runs scored, three RBI; Tanner Champion single, double, triple, one run scored, one RBI; Aiden Soika three hits, two runs scorerd, one RBI; Vinny Martino, Sam Costanzo, Kyla Majka nine combined strikeouts.
Next up: Mt. Markham travels to Little Falls Wednesday. Clinton plays at Sherburne-Earlville Wednedsay.
Cooperstown 5, Frankfort-Schuyler 2
Cooperstown 000 102 2 – 5 7 2
Frankfort-Schuyler 000 100 1 – 2 4 1
Cooperstown (2-2, 2-1 CSC-II): Ethan Kukenberger single, double, two runs scored, one RBI; Emerson Toulson single, double, one RBI; Treston Emerick two hits, one run scored one RBI; Kalen Dempsey allowed one run on five hits over 5 1/3 innings.
Frankfort-Schuyler (2-2, 1-2 CSC-II): n/a.
Next up: Frankfort-Schuyler plays at West Canada Valley Wednesday. Cooperstown plays its Doubleday Field opener Wednesday against Waterville.
New York Mills 11, Poland 3
New York Mills 044 030 0 – 11 7 1
Poland 000 030 0 – 3 9 8
New York Mills (5-2, 3-0 CSC-III): Ryan Komnick single, double, two RBI, one run scored; Lucas Komnick double, one run scored, two RBI, seven strikeouts in 4 1/3 scoreless innings; Noah Diskin two hits, one run scored; Ty Albright, Leo Cruz, Tim Lavier one hit, two runs scored each.
Poland (2-2, 1-2 CSC-III): n/a.
Next up: Poland is home again for Wednesday’s game against Oriskany. New York Mills plays at Town of Webb Wednesday.
Remsen 4, Town of Webb 2
Town of Webb 000 100 1 – 2 3 1
Remsen 000 121 X – 4 6 4
Town of Webb (0-4, 0-2 CSC-III): n/a
Remsen (2-0, 1-0 CSC-III): Joshua Jordan two hits, one run scored, one RBI; Noah Skermont two hits, one run scored; Ben Staskaski double, one run scored, one RBI, six strikeouts and one unearned run on two hits over five innings.
Next up: Remsen plays at home again Wednesday against Morrisville-Eaton.
Adirondack 24, Canastota 3
Canastota 002 010 0 – 3 n/a n/a
Adirondack 064 662 X – 24 16 1
Canastota (2-3, 1-2 CSC-I): n/a.
Adirondack (1-5, 1-3 CSC-I): n/a.
Next up: Adirondack plays at Carthage Wednesday. Canastota plays at home Wednesday against Holland Patent.
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Brookfield 11, Richfield Springs/Owen D. Young 1
Brookfield 270 020 0 – 11
Richfield Springs/Owen D. Young 000 100 0 – 1
Brookfield (3-1): n/a.
Richfield Springs/Owen D. Young (0-1): n/a.
Next up: Brookfield plays at home Tuesday against Cincinnatus. Richfield Springs/Owen D. Young travels to Madison Wednesday.
Vernon-Verona-Sherrill 7, Central Valley Academy 6
Vernon-Verona-Sherrill 221 001 0 – 7 12 2
Central Valley Academy 100 000 5 – 6 8 1
Vernon-Verona-Sherrill (1-4, 1-1 TVL): n/a.
Central Valley Academy (1-4, 0-2 TVL): n/a.
Next up: Vernon-Verona-Sherrill is scheduled to play at Baldwinsville Tuesday. Central Valley Academy plays at home again Thursday against Utica’s Proctor Raiders.
Saturday, April 23
West Canada Valley 9, Cooperstown 8
West Canada Valley came back from a 6-3 deficit and took a lead with five runs in the sixth inning. Cooperstown tied the game in the top of the seventh and West Canada Valley won it in the bottom of the inning with a sacrifice fly with the bases loaded.
Cooperstown 000 132 2 – 8 7 2
West Canada Valley 001 205 1 – 9 13 7
Cooperstown (1-2, 1-1 CSC-II): Frank Panzarella three hits, two runs scored; Brady Hascup single, double, two runs scored; Emerson Toulsen single, double, two RBI; Abe Lippitt two hits, one run scored; Kalen Dempsey double, two RBI, one run scored; Treston Emerick struck out seven batters in five minutes.
West Canada Valley (3-2, 2-1 CSC-II): Sean Burdick three hits, one walk, two runs scored; Iain Farber two hits, two runs scored, one RBI; Cam Rath single, double, two RBI, one run scored; Derek Maxwell two hits, one run scored; Josh Grabowski double, two RBI, one run scored.
Next up: West Canada Valley travels to Sauquoit Valley Monday. Cooperstown plays at Frankfort-Schuyler Monday.
Mt. Markham 10, Sauquoit Valley
Mt. Markham scored eight runs in the first inning and broke a 9-all tie with one in the bottom of the sixth.
Sauquoit Valley 100 035 0 – 9 10 1
Mt. Markham 800 101 X – 10 6 3
Sauquoit Valley (2-2): Garrett Stalker two doubles, three runs scored; Ben LoGalbo, Josh LoGalbo two hits, two runs scored each; Nick Miller single, double, one run scored.
Mt. Markham (2-2): Owen Jones four hits, two RBI; Ryan Denton two runs scored; Kevin Gates one hit, one walk, three runs scored; Bryce Lynch one hit, two RBI, one run scored.
Next up: Sauquoit Valley has a home game Monday against West Canada Valley. Mt. Markham plays on the road Monday at Clinton.
Friday, April 22
Cooperstown 9, Herkimer 6
Cooperstown tied the game with two runs in the top of the sixth inning and took the team with three in the top of the seventh.
Cooperstown (2-0, 1-0 CSC-II): Treston Emerick stuck out the with runners at second and the third at the score tied at six in the sixth inning; Kalen Dempsey struck out the side in the seventh after Cooperstown took the lead.
Herkimer (1-3, 0-2 CSC-II): n/a.
Next up: Cooperstown plays its home opener Saturday against Adirondack. Herkimer next plays Monday at Waterville.
Sauquoit Valley 7, Frankfort-Schuyler 3
Sauquoit Valley 023 011 0 – 7 5 1
Frankfort-Schuyler 000 012 0 – 3 2 2
Sauquoit Valley (2-1, 1-0 CSC-II)
Franlfort-Schuyler (1-1, 1-1 CSC-II)
Next up: Frankfort-Schuyler will make up a game against the Town of Webb at home Saturday at 1 p.m. Sauquoit Valley plays at Mt. Markham Saturday.
Thursday, April 21
Oppenheim-Ephratah-St. Johnsville 17, Mayfield 4
Mayfield 030 01 – 4 4 3
Oppenheim-Ephratah-St. Johnsville 834 2X – 17 9 3
Mayfield (n/a): Zachary Byrnes single, walk, hit by pitch, one run scored; Zachary Ginter single, one RBI; Aiden Martuscello single.
Oppenheim-Ephratah-St. Johnsville (2-3): Mason Snell home run, two singles, four RBI, three runs scored; Dylan Barnes three runs scored; Jesse Walrath three runs scored; Owen Feagles single, double, two RBI, two runs scored; Colton Christensen 3 1/3 innings, two hits, six strikeouts in relief.
Next up: Oppenheim-Ephratah-St. Johnsville has canceled its Friday game against Cherry Valley-Springfield and will next play Monday at Middleburgh. Mayfield has rescheduled Monday’s game against Galway for the following Saturday and will next play Wednesday in Schenectady against Notre Dame-Bishop Gibbons.
Monday, April 18
Little Falls 13, West Canada Valley 12
Little Falls came back from allowing 10 runs in the third inning and West Canada Valley left the bases loaded to end the game.
Little Falls 003 034 3 – 13 14 1
West Canada Valley 00(10) 010 1 – 11 6 7
Little Falls (4-0): Jack Morotti tripled and scored tying run on a balk in seventh inning, three runs scored; Braden McCumber two hits, two runs scored; Chase Regan three hits, three runs scored, winning pitcher in relief; Rikki Smith three hits, two runs scored, two RBI; Brayton Langdon two hits, two RBI, one run scored.
West Canada Valley (2-2): Sean Burdick triple, three runs scored, two RBI; Cam Rath single, double, one run scored, one RBI; Derek Maxwell, Josh Grabowski one hit, one run scored, two RBI each; James Costello two runs scored, one RBI; Jace Bartlett one hit, one run scored, one RBI; Iain Farber four walks, two RBI, one run scored.
Next up: Little Falls plays at home Wednesday against Sherburne-Earlville. West Canada Valley plays at home again Wednesday for a game against Cooperstown.
Herkimer 16, Town of Webb 2
Town of Webb 100 01 – 2 1
Herkimer (10)32 1X – 16 13
Town of Webb (0-1): n/a.
Herkimer (1-2): Nick Lamanna four-for-four, three singles, double, two runs scored, one RBI; Lucas Malinowski two walks, one hit by pitch, three runs scored; Dan Gallagher single, double, two RBI, two runs scored; Jacob Huyck two singles, double, three RBI, one run scored; Dylan Hart three hits, three runs scored, one RBI; Robert Stone, one hit, two RBI, one run scored; Lamanna, Stone, Logan Pullman combined five-inning one-hitter with 11 strikeouts.
Next up: Herkimer plays at Sauquoit Valley Tuesday and Westmoreland Wednesday. Town of Webb travels to Frankfort-Schuyler Wednesday.
Fort Plain 8, Oppenheim-Ephratah-St. Johnsville 7, eight innings
Fort Plain (1-3): Griffin McGinnis two doubles, Bryce Anderson two singles.
Oppenheim-Ephratah-St. Johnsville (1-3): Hunter Smith three singles, two RBI; Mason Snell single, triple, RBI.
Next up: Fort Plain has postponed Tuesday’s against Notre Dame-Bishop Gibbons of Schenectady and plays at home Wednesday against Schenectady. Oppenheim-Ephratah-St. Johnsville plays at home Wednesday against Mayfield.
Friday, April 15
Little Falls 4, Central Valley Academy 2
Little Falls 000 001 3 – 4 1 1
Central Valley Academy 000 011 0 – 2 1 4
Little Falls drew three bases-loaded walks in the top of the seventh and Brayton Langdon retired the side in order in the bottom of the inning with his team leading for the first time. Each team finished with one hit.
Little Falls (3-0): Matt Prestopnik retired first 11 CVA batters, allowed one run on one hit in 5 2/3 innings while striking out nine batters and walking one; Brayton Langdon retired all four batters he faced, three by strikeout, winning pitcher; Jack Morotti bunt single, one run scored; Chase Regan, Derek Milianta, Dom Izzo one run scored each.
Central Valley Academy (1-3): Connor Obreza double, RBI; Dylan Meszler, Tanner Warren one run scored each; Warren struck out seven batters in 4 2/3 hitless, scoreless innings, hit four batters and walked none, combined with Carson Wormuth and Pace Ludwig on one-hitter with 10 total strikeouts; Ludwig struck out two of three batters he faced, walked the third.
Notes: Central Valley Academy has led entering the seventh inning of its first two home games.
Next up: Little Falls plays at West Canada Valley Monday. Central Valley Academy travels to Camden Tuesday.
Thursday, April 14
Oppenheim-Ephratah-St. Johnsville 9, Schenectady-Notre Dame-Bishop Gibbons 2
Oppenheim-Ephratah-St. Johnsville 9, Schenectady-Notre Dame-Bishop Gibbons 2
Notre Dame-Bishop Gibbons (n/a): Jason Ford two hits.
Oppenheim-Ephratah-St. Johnsville (1-2): Mason Snell struck out 14 batters, allowed three hits in six innings; Dylan Barnes one hit, two RBI; Snell one hit, one RBI.
Next up: Oppenheim-Ephratah-St. Johnsville plays at Canajoharie Saturday.
Wednesday, April 13
Fonda-Fultonville 12, Oppenheim-Ephratah-St. Johnsville 0
Fonda-Fultonville (4-0): Derek Duval three-hit shutout, 11 strikeouts, 0 walks, hit one batter; Duval two singles, one double, three RBI; Karson Bulan single, three runs scored; Jackson Croucher double, three runs scored, two RBI; Jackson Cusack two singles, two runs scored; Bonn DiCaprio bases-loaded triple, run scored.
Oppenheim-Ephratah-St. Johnsville (0-2): Mason Snell double; Dylan Barnes, Colin Eakin one single each.
Notes:
Next up: Oppenheim-Ephratah plays at home again Thursday against Notre Dame-Bishop Gibbons of Schenectady and travels to Canajoharie Saturday. Fonda-Fultonville plays at Mayfield Friday.
Canajoharie 7, Fort Plain 1
Canajoharie (2-1): Jack Montanye struck out 12 in five innings; Zack Suits two hits, two RBI.
Fort Plain (0-2): Stephen Gray two hits, one run scored.
Next up: Fort Plain plays at home again Friday against Duanesburg. Canajoharie has a rescheduled home game Saturday against Oppenheim-Ephratah-St. Johnsville.
Monday, April 11
Canajoharie 4, Middleburgh 3, eight innings
Canajoharie (1-1): Zack Suits singled to drive in winning run; Riley Montanye, double, one RBI; Jack Montanye one RBI.
Middleburgh (n/a): n/a.
Next up: Canajoharie plays at Fort Plain Wednesday.
Friday, April 8
Westmoreland 12, West Canada Valley 4
Westmoreland (3-0): Caleb Miller single, double, triple, walk, four runs scored, three RBI; Michael Scalise single, double, two runs; Carson Nestved single, two doubles; Owen Davison two singles, double; Jerry Fiorini two runs; Hunter Kierpiec struck out eight batters and shut West Canada Valley out for the final 6 2/3 innings.
West Canada Valley (2-1): Cam Rath two hits, one run, one RBI; Derek Maxwell, Sean Burdick two hits, one run each; Jack Stewart two hits; Burdick allowed two earned runs and struck out nine batters in 5 2/3 innings.
Notes: Westmoreland scored two runs in the top of the first, West Canada Valley countered with four in the bottom of the inning and the score went unchanged until Westmoreland scored in the fifth and took the lead with five runs in the sixth. Caleb Miller drove in the tying and go-ahead runs with a two-out, two-run triple in the top of the sixth.
Next up: West Canada Valley’s Saturday game against Beaver River has been canceled and the Indians will next play April 18 at home against West Canada Valley. Westmoreland’s next game is at home April 18 against Adirondack.
Mt. Markham 3, Sherburne-Earlville 1
Mt. Markham’s Mason Beigh and Sherburne-Earlville’s Nick McDaniel pitched dueling one-hitters.
Sherburne-Earlville (0-2, 0-1 CSC-I): Nick McDaniel struck out nine batters while allowing one hit and four walks; Mason Goedel single; Jackson Bush one run scored; Blaine Blinebry one RBI.
Mt. Markham (1-2, 1-1 CSC-I): Mason Beigh struck out nine batters and allowed one unearned run on one hit and one walk; Kevin Gates single, one run scored, one RBI; Ryan Denton, Bryce Lynch one run scored each; Owen Jones one RBI.
Notes: Sherburne-Earlville scored a run in the top of the fifth and Mt. Markham broke a 1-1 tie with two in the bottom of the inning.
Next up: Mt. Markham takes on Chittenango at home April 16. Sherburne-Earlville plays at Hamilton April 18.
Oneonta 11, Central Valley Academy 10
Oneonta 213 011 3 – 11 11 3
Central Valley Academy 104 014 0 – 10 7 1
Liam Blair drove in two of Oneonta’s three seventh-inning runs and Nolan Stark closed out the win to earn a save.
Oneonta (2-1): Liam Blair single, double, three RBI; Owen Burnsworth two doubles; Carter Neer three hits; Kaden Halstead two hits; Nolan Stark double; Seamus Catella winning pitcher in relief, combined with Stark, Bruce Mistler and Cameron Horth for 12 strikeouts.
Central Valley Academy (1-2): n/a.
Next up: Central Valley Academy has its season’s first game at Diss Memorial Field scheduled for Thursday against Little Falls.
Wednesday, April 6
Frankfort-Schuyler 10, Herkimer 0
Sophomore left-hander Angelo DeSarro pitched a no-hitter in the season-opener for Frrankfort-Schuyler. DeSarro struck out five batters and walked three. The Maroon Knights committed one error behind him.
Frankfort-Schuyler (1-0, 1-0 CSC-II): Thomas Eck three hits, two RBI; Donny Gatto two hits, RBI; Tino Rocco single, RBI.
Herkimer (0-2, 0-1 CSC-II): n/a.
Notes: Frankfort-Schuyler took a 1-0 lead in the top of the first inning and added four runs in the third.
Next up: Frankfort-Schuyler travels to Waterville Thursday. Herkimer plays on the road for the first time Friday at Sauquoit Valley.
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Frankfort-Schuyler sophomore Angelo DeSarro pitched a no-hitter today in a 10-0 win over Herkimer. DeSarro struck out five batters and walked three. pic.twitter.com/xTIaeTMRGA— jon rathbun (@LFTimes_sports) April 7, 2022
Morrisville-Eaton 9, Poland 3
Poland (1-1): Tommy Haver two hits, run scored; Colton Roark single, double, RBI;
Morrisville-Eaton (1-0): Nicholas Brady struck out 11 batters in 5 2/3 innings; James Dapson single, double, run scored; JJ Dean double, three RBI; Lincoln Dapson double, two RBI; Cale Marland double, two runs scored; Mason Coonrad two runs scored;
Notes: Morrisville-Eaton broke a 2-2 tie with five runs in the bottom of the fourth inning; Poland had tied the game with two in the top of the inning.
Next up: Poland plays at Remsen Friday. Morrisville-Eaton plays at Hamilton Friday.
West Canada Valley 9, Waterville 8
West Canada Valley broke an 8-8 tie with a run in the sixth inning.
West Canada Valley (2-0): Iain Farber, Cam Rath two hits, two runs scored, two RBI each; Dylan Dayton two hits, two RBI; Derek Maxwell pitched two hitless innings with three strikeouts.
Waterville (0-3): Devin Barnes two doubles, single, RBI, two runs scored; Cole Pearsall two hits, two runs scored, two RBI; Brent Barnes single, two walks, two runs scored.
Notes: Tied at 3 after one inning; Waterville took 6-3 lead in second; Waterville took first lead (8-6) in fourth.
Next up: West Canada Valley plays at home Friday against Westmoreland. Waterville had its Thursday game rained out against Frankfort-Schuyler and next plays April 18 at New York Mills.
Tuesday, April 5
Holland Patent 10, Mt. Markham 1
Holland Patent (1-2): Alexander Hoole allowed five hits and struck out six batters through five scoreless innings, scored two runs; Maddox Williams bases-loaded triple; Caden Briggs, one hit, two runs, one RBI; Alex McLaughlin one hit, one run, two RBI.
Mt. Markham (0-2): Kevin Gates three hits, one RBI, struck out six batters and allowed two earned runs on three hits in 6 2/3 innings; Bennett Schoonover two hits;
Notes: Holland Patent led 4-0 before scoring six runs in the top of the seventh. Mt. Markham broke up the shutout in the bottom of the seventh.
Next up: Mt. Markham plays at home again Friday against Sherburne-Earlville; Holland Patent plays at Adirondack Friday.
Central Valley Academy 8, Canajoharie 5
Canajoharie (0-1): n/a.
Central Valley Academy (1-1): n/a.
Next up: Canajoharie plays at Oppenheim-Ephratah-St. Johnsville Friday. Central Valley Academy next plays April 14 against Little Falls.
Utica-Notre Dame 10, Oppenheim-Ephratah-St. Johnsville 1
Utica-Notre Dame (1-0): n/a.
Oppenheim-Ephratah-St. Johnsville (0-1): n/a.
Notes: Game was moved up one day from Wednesday.
Next up: Oppenheim-Ephratah-St. Johnsville plays at home Friday against Canajoharie; the game had originally been scheduled to be played in Canajoharie. Notre Dame drives over the hill on Burrstone Road for Monday’s game at New York Mills.
Little Falls 12, Adirondack 5
Adirondack (0-1): n/a.
Little Falls (2-0): n/a.
Notes: Little Falls scored in each of the first five innings and led 10-0 after four.
Next up: Little Falls plays at Canastota Friday. Adirondack plays at Holland Patent Friday.
Monday, April 4
West Canada Valley 4, Mt. Markham 3
West Canada Valley (1-0): Derek Maxwell hit a two-run double in the third inning; Sean Burdisk allowed one earned run on five hits through five innings and struck out four batters; Iaian Farber allowed one run on one hit and struck out two batters in two innings in relief.
Mt. Markham (0-1): Bennett Schoonover two hits, run; Ryan Denton two hits; Mason Beigh struck out seven batters over six innings while allowing three earned runs on four hits.
Notes: Mt. Markham scored first and West Canada Valley took a 3-1 lead in the top of the third inning.
Next up: West Canada Valley travels to Waterville Wednesday. Mt. Markham plays at Holland Patent Wednesday.
Poland 5, Herkimer 4
Poland (1-0): Neal Waterman pitched five scoreless innings in relief and struck out 10 batters for the win, also had two hits; Ben Deragon pitched the last two innings and earned a save, also had two hits, two runs scored, one RBI; Tommy Haver three hits, one RBI; Nate Baumes single, double, one RBI.
Herkimer (0-1): Nick Lamanna single, double, two runs scored; David Bass single, two RBI; Jacob Huyck two hits, one run, one RBI.
Notes: Each team scored three runs in the first inning at the Herkimer Elementary School complex. Poland broke the tie in the fifth inning and added a run in the sixth.
Next up: Herkimer has another home game Wednesday against Frankfort-Schuyler. Poland plays Wednesday at Morrisville-Eaton.
Sauquoit Valley 15, New York Mills 9
Sauquoit Valley (1-0): n/a.
New York Mills (0-1): n/a.
Next up: New York Mills has a Wednesday game at Oriskany. Sauquoit Valley next plays Friday at home against Herkimer.
Saturday, April 2
Little Falls 6, Homer 1
ALS Tournament at Gutchess Baseball Complex, Cortland
Little Falls (1-0): n/a.
Homer (0-1): n/a.
Next up: Homer has a game at home Monday against Cazenovia. Little Falls plays at home Tuesday against Adirondack.
Syracuse-Bishop Grimes 6, Central Valley Academy 2
ALS Tournament at Gutchess Baseball Complex, Cortland
Central Valley Academy (0-1): n/a.
Bishop Grimes (1-0): n/a.
Notes: Bishop Grimes scored four runs in the third inning and never trailed.
Next up: Central Valley Academy plays its home opener Tuesday against Canajoharie. Bishop Grimes has postponed a Monday game against Chittenango and is next scheduled to play Thursday at Syracuse's Christian Brothers Ascademy.
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