Perfect Game Collegiate Baseball League scores and top performers for 2022
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The results for the 2022 season will be listed below by date.
Final Standings
East Division W-L-T Pct GB
x-Amsterdam 39-6-1 .859 --
x-Mohawk Valley 28-18 .609 12
x-Saugerties 27-19-2 .583 13
x-Oneonta 23-23-1 .500 16 1/2
Albany 22-24 .478 18
Watertown 21-24 .467 19 1/2
Boonville 14-29 .326 24 1/2
Glens Falls 6-37 .140 32 1/2
West Division W-L-T Pct GB
Batavia 30-15 .667 --
Utica 27-19-1 .589 4
Auburn 25-21 .543 5 1/2
Elmira 24-21 .533 6
Geneva 21-21 .500 7 1/2
Jamestown 21-24-1 .467 9 1/2
Niagara 16-28 .364 13 1/2
Newark 15-30 .333 15
x - clinched playoff berth
PGCBL CHAMPIONSHIPS
2022: Amsterdam Mohawks
2021: Saugerties Stallions
2020: season canceled
2019: Amsterdam Mohawks
2018: Jamestown Jammers
2017: Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs
2016: Amsterdam Mohawks
2015: Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs
2014: Amsterdam Mohawks
2013: Amsterdam Mohawks
2012: Amsterdam Mohawks
2011: Newark Pilots
(Amsterdam also won New York Collegiate Baseball League championships in 2003, 2004, 2009 and 2010 before the Perfect Game Collegiate Baseball League split off from that league)
PGCBL PLAYOFFS
Saturday, July 30 quarterfinals
East: No. 3 Saugerties Stallions 6, No. 2 Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs 4, 12 innings
Playing without runners starting innings on base or an innings cap, Saugerties and Mohawk Valley went 12 innings in their East Division semifinal before Saugerties' Stallions broke a 3-3 tie with Evan Goforth's leadoff home run and two more runs in the top of the 12th. Mohawk Valley's DiamondDawgs got one run back in the bottom of the inning and got the tying run to the plate for the final out.
Saugerties 200 001 000 003 - 6 8 1
Mohawk Valley 010 000 200 001 - 4 10 2
Saugerties: Evan Goforth tie-breaking leadoff home run in 12th inning, two runs scored; Garrison Berkley single, three walks, two runs scored, one RBI; Garrett Michel two singles, walk, one run scored, one RBI; JP Tighe two singles, one RBI; Praxie Vigil pitched the final two innings and earned the win in relief as the fourth Saugerties pitcher; Mason Speaker pitched three innings of scoreless relief; Richie Cimpric pitched 4 1/3 innings and recorded seven of the 15 Saugerties strikeouts.
Mohawk Valley: Garrett Musey game-tying two-run home run in seventh inning, two walks; Marshall Awtry two doubles, one RBI; Richie Sica pinch hit double, one run scored; Noah Lucier two walks, hit by pitch, on run scored; Evan Berta two singles, one run scored; Zach Brush two singles; Billy Hoffacker pitched the final two innings and took the loss; starting pitcher Troy Butler allowed one earned run on four hits through six innings and recorded 10 of the 17 Mohawk Valley strikeouts.
Next up: Saugerties plays East Division championship game Monday at Amsterdam.
East: No. 1 Amsterdam Mohawks 9, No. 4 Oneonta Outlaws 2
The Amsterdam Mohawks took a 2-0 lead in the first inning at Shuttleworth Park, homred four times and never trailed on the way to a 9-2 win over the Oneonta Outlaws in their East Division semifinal.
Oneonta 010 000 001 - 2 5 0
Amsterdam 204 100 20X - 9 9 1
Oneonta: Connor Cooney single, double, walk, one RBI; , Logan Hutter single, walk, one run scored; Carter Dorighi single, one run scored; Trey MIller walk; starting pitcher Joel Hayner went three innings and took the loss.
Amsterdam: Gage Miller two home runs, walk; Brett Coker home run, hit by pitch, two runs scored, one RBI; Ian Petrutz single, double, home run, two runs scored, two RBI; Hagan Banks pitched three hitless innings of relief for the win.
Next up: Amsterdam hosts Saugerties for East Division championship game Monday.
Sunday, July 31 quarterfinals
West: No. 2 Utica Blue Sox 7, No. 3 Auburn Doubledays 1
The Utica Blue Sox took the lead on a two-run home run by Lukas Schramm in the fourth inning and relievers Sam Thompson and Christian Hile shut out Auburn after that as the Blue Sox defeated the Doubledays for the sixth time in seven meetings this season.
Auburn 001 000 000 - 1 11 2
Utica 000 210 22X - 7 7 1
Auburn: Tanner Kim three singles, walk, one run scored; Ryan Cesarani two singles, walk; Luke Hanson two singles, walk, one RBI; Kaden Kram two singles.
Utica: Lukas Schramm home run, hit by pitch, two RBI; Will King single, double, one run scored, one RBI; Troy Hamilton four walks, sac fly, two runs scored, one RBI; Carson Applegate single, walk, hit by pitch, one run scored; Edwin Tavarez single, walk, one run scored, one RBI; Sam Thompson struck out six batters in 4 1/3 innings of scoreless relief for the win; Christian Hile got the last two outs with two Elmira runners on base; starting pitcher Evan Esch struck out six batters through four innings and left the game after Utica took a 2-1 lead.
Next up: The Blue Sox travel to Batavia to meet the top seed in Monday's West Division championship and determine the division's representative for the best-of-three PGCBL championship series.
West: No. 1 Batavia Muckdogs 12, No. 4 Elmira Pioneers
Batavia, the West Division champion during the regular season, defeated Elmira for the second day in a row and advanced to play at home in the division's final playoff game Monday.
Elmira 000 101 001 - 3 6 0
Batavia 024 500 10X - 12 9 3
Elmira: former Herkimer College General Frank Wayman two doubles, walk, one run scored; Max Mandler single, double, one run scored; Bobby Marsh single, sac fly, one un scored, one RBI.
Batavia: Caleb Rodriguez two-for-two, hit by pitch, two runs scored, two RBI; Levis Aguila Jr home run, two RBI; Kyle Corso two walks, sac fly, one run scored, one RBI; Daniel Burroway single, walk, two RBI, one run scored; Alex Torres single, two walks, two runs scored; Gavin Schrader pinch hit double, one run scored; starting pitcher Nolan Sparks allowed one earned run through 6 1/3 innings and earned the victory.
Next up: Batavia plays at home again Monday against the winner of a game between Auburn and Utica to determine the West Division entry in the ODCBL championship series.
Monday, August 1 semifinals
West: No. 1 Batavia Muckdogs 6, No. 2 Utica Blue Sox 0
Jackson Murphy and Trey Bacon combined to pitch a six-hit shutout for the Batavia Muckdogs who defeated the Utica Blue Sox 6-0 in the first ever Perfect Game Collegiate Baseball League meeting between the franchises that finished 1-2 this year in the West Division standings.
Utica 000 000 000 - 0 6 1
Batavia 001 302 00X - 6 12 0
Utica: Avery Lee single, two walks; Chris Fernandez, Edwin Tavarez single, walk each.
Batavia: Kyle Corso drove in the game's first run with a triple; Mitch Fleming three-run home run in fourth inning; Levis Aguila Jr three-for-three, one run scored, one RBI; Brian Fry single, double, one run scored; starting and winning pitcher Jackson Murphy allowed five hits and struck out seven batters in seven scoreless innings; Trey Bacon pitched two scoreless innings and truck out two batters.
Next up: Batavia travels to Amsterdam Tuesday for the first game of the league's best-of-three championship series. The second game and third, if necessary, would be played Wednesday in Batavia. The Muckdogs will be trying to win their first championship and would be the sixth team to do so.
East: No. 1 Amsterdam Mohawks 5, No. 3 Saugerties Stallions 3
The Amsterdam Mohawks played from behind at Shuttleworth Park but took the lead in the sixth inning and got four scoreless innings of relief from Connor Whittaker to defeat defending Perfect Game Collegiate Baseball League champion Saugerties and earn a spot in the league's championship series.
Saugerties 200 100 000 - 3 8 2
Amsterdam 011 003 00X - 5 7 2
Saugerties: Jahlani Rogers two singles, one RBI; Garrett Michel two singles, walk; Garrison Berkley single, double, walk, one run scored, one RBI.
Amsterdam: Zach Gardiner two singles, one run scored, one RBI; Ian Petrutz single, walk, one run scored, one RBI; Connor Whittaker struck out seven batters and allowed two hits over the final four scoreless innings of relief to earn the win; Whittaker, starting pitcher Collin Brougham, Santhosh Gottam combined to strike out 15 batters.
Next up: Amsterdam plays Game 1 of the league's best-of-three championship series at home against West Division champion and first time finalist Batavia Tuesday. The second and third games would be played as a Wednesday doubleheader in Batavia. Amsterdam will try to win its sixth league championship in the 11th season of PGCBL competition; the Mohawks last won in 2019.
Tuesday, August 2 championship series
GAME 1: East Division champion Amsterdam Mohawks 9, West Division champion Batavia Muckdogs 5
The Amsterdam Mohawks homered four times playing at home at Shuttleworth Park and defeated Batavia 9-5 in the first game of the Perfect Game Collegiate Baseball League's best-of-three championship series. Cade Bush hit two of the home runs, matching his total from the regular season. Starting pitcher Cade Citelli struck out 10 batters while allowing one earned run on two hits through seven innings for Amsterdam, and Nolan Lamere got the final four outs for a save.
Batavia 100 100 030 - 5 6 0
Amsterdam 111 014 10X - 9 12 1
Batavia: Josh Leadem single, two RBI, one run scored; Daniel Burroway double, walk, one RBI; Levis Aguila Jr double, one run scored; Jerry Reinhart single, one run scored, one RBI.
Amsterdam: Cade Bush two home runs, three RBI, two runs scored; Brett Coker home run, single, hit by pitch, two RBI, one run scored; Zach Gardiner home run, two runs scored, one RBI; Gage Miller double, two RBI; Connor Moore two singles, one run scored; Josh Overbeek single, walk, two runs scored.
Next up: Amsterdam takes a 1-0 lead in the best-of-three championship series to Batavia where Game 2 and, if necessary, will be played Wednesday.
Wednesday, August 3 championship series
GAME 2: West Division champion Batavia Muckdogs 8, East Division champion Amsterdam Mohawks 1
The Batavia Muckdogs defeated Amsterdam 8-1 to tie the Perfect Game Collegiate Baseball League's championship series and one game each and force a deciding third game as the second game of a doubleheader at Dwyer Stadium.
Amsterdam 000 100 000 - 1 10 2
Batavia 003 022 01X - 8 10 0
Amsterdam: Zach Gardiner solo home run; Cameron Love two singles, double; Brett Coker two singles; Josh Overbeek single, double; Gage Miller single, hit by pitch (he was hit twice in the playoffs after being hit 19 times in 42 regular season games).
Batavia: Mitch Fleming home run, two RBI, one run scored; Kyle Corso two singles, walk, two runs scored, one RBI; Daniel Burroway two doubles, one run scored, one RBI; Levis Aguila Jr double, one RBI; Tyler Cannoe double, two RBI, one run scored; Alex Torres double, walk, one run scored; Kenny Dodson Jr single, walk, two runs scored; starting pitcher Julian Pichardo pitched six innings and allowed one run on nine hits; Joe Tobia pitched a scoreless seventh inning and Chris Suter got the last six outs.
GAME 3: East Division champion Amsterdam Mohawks 7, West Division champion Batavia Muckdogs 2
Santhosh Gottam shut out Batavia into the eighth inning and the Amsterdam Mohawks won the second game of a doubleheader and deciding game of the Perfect Game Collegiate Baseball League's best-of-three championship series to earn their sixth championship in 11 seasons of league competition.
Amsterdam 003 000 130 - 7 14 1
Batavia 000 000 011 - 2 5 2
Amsterdam: Nick Giamarusti three singles, two runs scored, one RBI; Cameron Love three singles, two RBI, one run scored; Josh Overbeek two singles, one run scored, one RBI; Mark Black, Gage Miller two singles, one run scored each; Cade Bush double, walk, one run scored; Brett Coker single, two RBI; starting pitcher Santhosh Gottam allowed one run on three hits through seven innings and Luis Misla recorded the final six outs; the two pitchers combined to strike out eight Muckdogs.
Batavia: Tyler Cannoe home run, single, one run scored, one RBI; Brian Fry double, walk; Levis Aguila Jr single, one run scored; Jerry Reinhart single, one RBI.
Notes: Including the final two seasons before the PGCBL split from the New York Collegiate Baseball League - 2009 and 2010 - Amsterdam has won eight league championships under coach Keith Griffin in 13 seasons (14 years including the canceled 2020 season).
Regular Season
Saturday, July 30 game
SCHEDULE
Elmira Pioneers (24-20) at Batavia Muckdogs (29-15), 7 p.m.
Friday, July 29 games
Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs 6, Oneonta Outlaws 5, 10 innings
The Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs were two outs away from clinching home field for the first round of the PGCBL playoffs when Oneonta Outlaw Jelani Hamer tied the game with a two-run home run in the top of the ninth inning. The Outlaws stranded runners at second and third with three consecutive strikeouts in the top of the 10th then started the bottom of the inning with an intentional walk. Noah Lucier pushed a bunt to the right side and pinch runner Ethan Valdez, playing with a cast on his right arm raced home from second base as Carter Dorighi, an infielder pitching for the first time this summer, flipped the ball past his first baseman for an error.
Oneonta 012 000 002 0 - 5 6 1
Mohawk Valley 301 000 100 1 - 6 5 3
Oneonta (23-23-1): Jalani Hamer double, home run, hit by pitch, four RBI, one run scored.
Mohawk Valley (28-18): Garrett Musey tied Nick Cimillo's PGCBL franchise record with his 11th home run in the third inning; Musey home run, hit by two pitches, two runs scored, one RBI; Noah Lucier single, sac fly, three RBI; Pete Durocher single, two walks, two runs scored; Alfredo Delgado three walks; Orlando Pena double.
Next up: Mohawk Valley starts the playoffs at home Saturday against Saugerties while Oneonta travels to play at Amsterdam, the No. 1 seed in the East Division.
Next meeting: The win was Mohawk Valley's first in three games against Oneonta this season.
Albany Dutchmen 10, Saugerties Stallions 5
The Albany Dutchmen trailed 4-1 before scoring seven runs in the seventh inning and taking the lead on the was to a 10-5 victory over the Saugerties Stallions in the regular season finale.
Albany 100 000 720 - 10 14 3
Saugerties 011 101 010 - 5 17 2
Albany (22-24): Nick Schwartz three-for-three, hit by two pitches, three RBI, two runs scored; Ty Gallagher single, double, hit by pitch, two runs scored; Anthony Raimo Jr two singles, one RBI; Nick Plue single, double, two RBI, one run scored; Danny Rogers two singles, two runs scored; Chance Checca single, one run scored, one RBI.
Saugerties (27-19-2): Max Cotier two singles, double, one RBI; Jahlani Rogers three singles, two runs scored, one RBI; Garrison Berkley single, double, walk, one run scored; Garrett Michel single, double; Colin Mackle two singles, two runs scored.
Next up: Saugerties travels to Little Falls for a first round playoff game Saturday against the Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs. Albany's season ends after losing 15 of the final 22 games of the regular season and falling out of playoff contention.
Next meeting: Albany won the teams' first two and last two meetings as they split eight decisions during the season.
SCORES
Albany Dutchmen 10, Saugerties Stallions 5
Amsterdam Mohawks 16, Glens Falls Dragons 6
Auburn Doubledays 9, Newark Pilots 7
Elmira Pioneers 9, Jamestown Tarp Skunks 7
Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs 6, Oneonta Outlaws 5, 10 innings
Niagara Power 6, Batavia Muckdogs 4
Utica Blue Sox 11, Boonville Baseball Club 1, five innings, first game
Boonville Baseball Club 9, Utica Blue Sox 1, second game
Watertown Rapids 10, Geneva Red Wings 9
Thursday, July 28 games
Amsterdam Mohawks 11, Utica Blue Sox 2
Amsterdam catcher Briggs Rutter hit for the cycle at Shuttleworth Park and the Mohawks defeated the Utica Blue Sox 11-2. Rutter, a junior-to-be at Middle Tennessee State University, has two collegiate home runs and entered Thursday's game with two extra-base hits - both doubles - in 10 PGCBL games. Rutter drove in four runs and scored three.
Utica 000 101 000 - 2 7 2
Amsterdam 041 130 02X - 11 11 0
Utica (26-18-1): Ryan Maka single, double, one RBI; Edwin Tavarez single, walk, one RBI; Brady Short single, walk, one run scored.
Amsterdam (38-6-1): Briggs Rutter four-for-four, single, double, triple, home run, four RBI, three runs scored; Hunter Thomas single, double, one RBI; Nick Giamarusti double, hit by pitch, two RBI; starting pitcher Carson Cotugno went five innings for the win and Von Baker pitched two innings of relief.
Next up: Amsterdam finishes the regular season with a game at Glens Falls Friday; the Mohawks will be the No. 1 playoff seed for the East Division and play a single game at home Saturday against No. 4 Oneonta. Utica has a doubleheader Friday in Boonville; the Blue Sox will be the No. 2 playoff seed for the West Division and play a single game at home Sunday against an opponent to be determined.
Next meeting: Amsterdam swept a July 1 doubleheader on the road and went 3-0 against Utica this season.
Saugerties Stallions 9, Glens Falls Dragons 3, first game
Saugerties Stallions 12, Glens Falls Dragons 1, five innings, second game
The Saugerties Stallions swept a doubleheader against the Glens Falls Dragons and moved into a mathematical tie with Mohawk Valley for second place in the East Division; the Stallions have tied two games and trail Mohawk Valley's DiamondDawgs in winning percentage, .600-.596, in the race for home field in the first round of the playoffs.
Game 1
Glens Falls 000 002 1 - 3 8 2
Saugerties 311 004 X - 9 11 0
Glens Falls: Kyle Zaslaw two singles, one RBI; Sam Browning single, double; Quentin Bowman single, sac fly, one RBI.
Saugerties: Max Cotier three-for-three, walk, three runs scored; Evan Goforth two singles, walk, one run scored, one RBI; Garrett Michel double, two RBI; Niko Amory double, one run scored; Brandon Fish single, hit by pitch, two runs scored, one RBI; Garrison Berkley single, walk, two RBI, one run scored; starting pitcher Tyler Kennedy pitches two hitless innings; winning pitcher James Reilly threw two scoreless innings; Ryan Parker went three innings for a save.
Game 2
Glens Falls 100 00 - 1 3 2
Saugerties 241 5X - 12 9 0
Glens Falls (6-36): Phoenix Bowman double, walk; starting pitcher Cory Listing single, walk; Phillip Krpata walk, one run scored, struck out batter for the final out; Danny Moshier single.
Saugerties (27-18-2): Max Cotier double, triple, three RBI, two runs scored; Garrett Michel single, double, walk, two runs scored, two RBI; Brandon Fish single, walk, sac fly, three RBI, two runs scored; Kyle Fougerousse two singles, walk, one run scored, one RBI; Bryce Reimer, Noah DeLuga combined three-hitter with eight strikeouts.
Next up: Saugerties finishes the regular season with a home game Friday against Albany. Glens Falls play at home Friday against Amsterdam.
Next meeting: Saugerties won all nine games the teams played head-to-head this season.
Elmira Pioneers 8, Geneva Red Wings 7
Trailing 8-5 entering the bottom of the ninth inning, the Geneva Red Wings loaded the bases with two outs and got a two-run double from Shane Dux before Anthony Keefe recorded the final out with the tying and winning runs in scoring position.
Elmira 010 004 030 - 8 15 0
Geneva 211 010 002 - 7 11 1
Elmira (23-20): Frank Wayman three-for-three, two doubles, walk, three runs scored, one RBI; starting and winning pitcher Joe Olsavsky two singles, double, one run scored; Joe Muzio single, double, home run, three RBI, two runs scored; Max Mandler single, double, sac fly, two RBI, one run scored; Kyle Chmielewski single, double, one RBI.
Geneva (21-20): Nick Serce three-for-three, double, home run, two walks, two runs scored, two RBI; Shane Dux two singles, double, three RBI; Ray Ortiz double, walk, hit by pitch, two runs scored; Charlie Furlong single, double, one run scored, one RBI; Phil Bernstein home run.
Next up: Elmira, Geneva and the Auburn Doubledays are separated by one game in the race for the final two PGCBL playoff spots. Elmira plays at home against Jamestown Friday and travels to West Division-leading Batavia Saturday to finish the regular season. Geneva, now one game behind the third-place mathematical tie between Elmira and Auburn, finishes the regular season with a Friday trip to Watertown.
Next meeting: Elmira swept a home-and-home series Wednesday and Thursday and won the season series 4-2.
Oneonta Outlaws 1, Albany Dutchmen 0, first game
Albany Dutchmen 9, Oneonta Outlaws 4, second game
The Oneonta Outlaws split a doubleheader with the Albany Dutchmen at Damaschke Field and clinched the PGCBL's final East Division playoff spot when Evan Keegan drove home Paul Tammaro III with one out in the seventh inning to break a scoreless tie in the seventh inning of the opening game.
Game 1
Albany 000 000 0 - 0 7 1
Oneonta 000 000 1 - 1 5 0
Albany: Austin Bode, Nick Schwartz two singles each; Anthony Raimo Jr single, walk; Ty Gallagher walk; Danny Kelleher pitched a complete game and took the loss.
Oneonta: Evan Keegan double, one RBI; Paul Tammaro single, one run scored; Devin Boone, Dylan Broderick, Henry Pelinski single each; Matthew DuBois pitched a complete game for the win.
Game 2
Albany 400 032 0 - 9 10 0
Oneonta 010 001 2 - 4 4 0
Albany (21-24): Anthony Raimo Jr single, double, three RBI, one run scored; Nick Schwartz two singles, hit by pitch, two runs scored, one RBI; Nick Plue double, walk, one run scored, one RBI; David Silva Jr single, walk, sac fly, two runs scored, one RBI.
Oneonta (23-22-1): Trey Miller double, two RBI; Connor Cooney double, one RBI; Devin Boone single, hit by pitch, one run scored; Ryan Martinez walk, hit by pitch, one run scored.
Next up: Oneonta travels to Little Falls Friday for a game against the Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs; the Outlaws play at Amsterdam Saturday in the first round of the playoffs; Albany travels to Saugerties Friday.
Next meeting: Albany won the teams' season series 4-3.
SCORES
Amsterdam Mohawks 11, Utica Blue Sox 2
Batavia Muckdogs 6, Auburn Doubledays 3
Boonville Baseball Club 11, Watertown Rapids 10
Elmira Pioneers 8, Geneva Red Wings 7
Newark Pilots 10, Jamestown Tarp Skunks 0, seven innings
Oneonta Outlaws 1, Albany Dutchmen 0, first game
Albany Dutchmen 9, Oneonta Outlaws 4, second game
Saugerties Stallions 9, Glens Falls Dragons 3, first game
Saugerties Stallions 12, Glens Falls Dragons 1, five innings, second game
Wednesday, July 27 games
Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs 7, Utica Blue Sox 2
Mohawk Valley pitchers Darin Horn, Hayden Duke, Jed Boyle and Billy Hoffacker combined to throw a three-hitter at Murnane Field in the DiamondDawgs' 7-2 win over the Utica Blue Sox in a meeting of the PGCBL's second-place teams. DiamondDawgs built 7-0 lead with runs in four of the first five innings.
Mohawk Valley 102 310 000 - 7 11 2
Utica 000 000 200 - 2 3 3
Mohawk Valley (27-18): Noah Lucier two singles, hit by pitch, sac fly, three RBI, two run scored; Evan Berta single, double, walk, one run scored, one RBI; Pete Durocher single, three walks, two runs scored; Zach Brush single, walk, hit by two pitches, two stolen bases, one run scored; Alfredo Delgado single, two RBI; Ernesto Polanco two singles, walk; starting and winning pitcher Darin Horn pitched five scoreless innings of one-hit ball while striking out six Utica batters and walking one; Horn and relivers Hayden Duke, Jed Boyle and Billy Hoffacker combined to strike out 12 batters while walking three and allowing two unearned runs on three hits.
Utica (26-17-1): Dewey Roden single, one run scored; Ryan Maka, Chris Fernandez single each; Troy Hamilton two walks.
Next up: The Blue Sox play at Amsterdam Thursday. Mohawk Valley has Thursday off and finishes the regular season with a Friday home game against Oneonta.
Next meeting: The Blue Sox won the interdivisional season series 5-4 but the DiamondDawgs won four of the final five games.
SCORES
Amsterdam Mohawks 8, Albany Dutchmen 5
Auburn Doubledays 1, Niagara Power 0
Batavia Muckdogs 6, Jamestown Tarp Skunks 1
Elmira Pioneers 10, Geneva Red Wings 8
Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs 7, Utica Blue Sox 2
Watertown Rapids 18, Newark Pilots 3, five innings
Tuesday, July 26 games
Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs 5, Boonville Baseball Club 3
Pinch hitter Demetrius Johnson broke a 3-3 tie when he drove home two runs with a seventh-inning double and the Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs defeated the Boonville Baseball Team for the second day in a row. The win, paired with Saugerties' 5-4 loss to Amsterdam, allowed Mohawk Valley to move back into second place in the East Division. The DiamondDawgs have won seven of their last eight games and 15 of 19 since July 6.
Boonville 001 000 200 - 3 4 0
Mohawk Valley 200 000 300 - 5 6 0
Boonville (12-27): Jacob Bonzon single, one run scored; Brady Karp single, one RBI; Scott Seeker two walks, one run scored; Dan Tauken walk, one run scored; starting pitcher Joseph Gibson allowed the first two Mohawk Valley batters to reach base and score but did not allow another run nor a second hit until the sixth inning.
Mohawk Valley (25-18): Evan Berta double, walk, one run scored; Zach Brush double, one run scored; Demetrius Johnson double, two RBI; Noah Lucier walk, sac fly, one run scored, one RBI; Marshall Awtry single, one run scored; Brady Fureno hit by pitch, one run scored; Pete Durocher walk, one RBI; Ohjiro Motoki pitched one inning for the win; Ethan Patch pithed two hitless innings for his fourth save; starting pitcher Colin Gauthier was charged with two runs on three hits over six innings and struck out seven batters.
Next up: The DiamondDawgs play on the road Wednesday against the Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs. Boonville has a day off before hosting Watertown Thursday.
Next meeting: Mohawk Valley won the final six head-to-head meetings and went 6-1 in the teams' season series.
Watertown Rapids 5, Utica Blue Sox 4, 10 innings
The Utica Blue Sox tied their game at the Allen T. Duffy Fairgrounds when Kade Reinertson drove home a run with his double with two outs in the top of the ninth inning and threw out one potential game-winner at home plate before Watertown pinch runner Malachi Flaherty scored on a two-out single by Owen Parliament in the bottom of the 10th.
Utica 000 021 001 0 - 4 8 2
Watertown 000 010 300 1 - 5 12 1
Utica (26-16-1): Ryan Maka two singles, walk, two runs scored; Kade Reinertson singe, double, walk, one RBI; Brady Short double; Lukas Schramm double, hit by pitch.
Watertown (19-23): Clay Grady single, double, one RBI; Connor Maxwell single, double, two runs scored, one RBI; Elvis Lopez three singles; Michael Flyzik pitched four inning of relief for the win.
Next up: The Blue Sox play at home Thursday against the Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs. Watertown is home for Thursday's game against the Newark Pilots.
Next meeting: The teams split their final two meetings Monday and Tuesday and finished 4-4 head-to-head. Watertown won four of the last six meetings after a 2-0 Utica start.
SCORES
Albany Dutchmen 7, Glens Falls Dragons 5
Amsterdam Mohawks 5, Saugerties Stallions 4
Batavia Muckdogs 9, Elmira Pioneers 1
Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs 5, Boonville Baseball Club 3
Niagara Power 8, Jamestown Tarp Skunks 3
Watertown Rapids 5, Utica Blue Sox 4, 10 innings
Monday, July 25 games
Utica Blue Sox 11, Watertown Rapids 1, seven innings
Vernon-Verona-Sherrill High School graduate Dewey Roden singles, doubles and drove in four runs for Utica in an 11-1 Blue Sox victory over the Watertown Rapids. The win moved Utica back with a half-game of first place Batavia in the West Division.
Watertown 100 000 0 - 1 8 2
Utica 003 400 4 - 11 14 2
Watertown (18-23): Ellis Schwartz two singles, one run scored; Tyree Bradley single, double, walk, one RBI.
Utica (26-15-1): Dewey Roden single, double, walk, four RBI, to runs scored; Avery Lee two singles, walk, one run scored; Daedrick Cail two singles, hit by pitch, two runs scored, two RBI; Lukas Schram two singles, walk, one run scored; Chris Fernandez two singles, two RBI, one run scored; winning pitcher Itai Spinoza pitched four scoreless innings of relief.
Next up: Teams play again Tuesday in Watertown.
Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs 15, Boonville Baseball Club 6
The Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs scored 10 runs in the first three innings and never trailed on the way to a 15-6 win in the first game of a home-and-home series. The win - Mohawk Valley's fifth in its last six games and 13th in its last 17 - moved the DiamondDawgs within one half-game of Saugerties in the race for second place in the East Division with three regular season games remaining.
Mohawk Valley 451 001 004 - 15
Boonville 000 310 011 - 6
Mohawk Valley (25-18): Alfredo Delgado single, double, walk, three RBI, two runs scored; Evan Berta single, two walks, three runs scored, one RBI; Zach Brush two walks, two runs scored, one RBI; Pete Durocher two singles, two RBI, one run scored; Noah Lucier double, two walks, three runs scored, one RBI; Ernesto Polanco two singles, walk, two RBI, one run scored; Jimmy Sullivan two singles, two RBI; Richie Sica first PGCBL home run.
Boonville (12-27): Giovanni Calamia two singles one run scored; Dan Tauken two singles, walk, two RBI, one run scored; Scott Seeker two singles, one run scored, one RBI; Ryan Rifenberg two singles, hit by pitch, two runs scored; Zach Crampton twos singles, walk; Donnie Stone double, walk, two RBI.
Next up: Teams play again Tuesday in Little Falls.
SCORES
Albany Dutchmen 3, Amsterdam Mohawks 1
Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs 15, Boonville Baseball Club 6
Newark Pilots 6, Auburn Doubledays 2
Utica Blue Sox 11, Watertown Rapids 1, seven innings
Sunday, July 24 games
SCHEDULE
Batavia Muckdogs 10, Niagara Power 6
Auburn Doubledays 5, Geneva Red Wings 3
Newark Pilots 11, Jamestown Tarp Skunks 10, 10 innings
Elmira Pioneers at Oneonta Outlaws, postponed
Saugerties Stallions at Glens Falls Dragons, postponed
Saturday, July 23 games
Utica Blue Sox 12, Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs 3
The Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs took an early lead in a bases-loaded double by Orlando Pena in the first inning but the Utica Blue Sox came back to take the lead in the fourth and broke the game open with five runs in the sixth.
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Mohawk Valley (24-18): Orlando Pena double, three RBI; Evan Berta, Zach Brush, single, two walks, one run scored each; Alfredo Delgano two walks, hit by pitch, one run scored; Noah Lucier single, two walks.
Utica (25-15-1): Brady Short single, double, two walks, three runs scored, one RBI; Avery Lee two singles, walk, two RBI; Clark Burroughs double, hit by pitch, two runs scored, one RBI; Troy Hamilton two singles, walk, one run scored, one RBI; Lukas Schramm single, walk, two runs scored, two RBI; Chris Fernandez two singles, walk, two runs scored, one RBI; Kade Reinertson single, two RBI, one run scored; winning pitcher Sam Thompson and David Thurman combined for 5 1/3 scoreless innings of one-hit relief while walking eight batters.
Next up: Mohawk Valley has Sunday off before traveling to Boonvile Monday for the first game of a home-and-home series. Utica also has an off day Sunday before playing at home Monday against Watertown.
Next meeting: The DiamondDawgs visit Utica Wednesday for the last of nine scheduled crossover meetings between the teams. The Blue Sox lead the series 5-3.
SCORES
Amsterdam Mohawks 5, Oneonta Outlaws 1
Elmira Pioneers 18, Niagara Power 6, seven innings
Geneva Red Wings 14, Newark Pilots 7
Jamestown Tarp Skunks 3, Batavia Muckdogs 2
Saugerties Stallions 8, Albany Dutchmen 4
Utica Blue Sox 12, Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs 3
Watertown Rapids 8, Boonville Baseball Club 7
SCHEDULE
Elmira Pioneers (20-19) at Niagara Power (14-25), 1 p.m.
Boonville Baseball Club (12-25) at Watertown Rapids (16-23), 6:30 p.m.
Saugerties Stallions (24-17-2) at Albany Dutchmen (18-21), 6:35 p.m.
Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs (24-17) at Utica Blue Sox (24-15-1), 6:45 p.m.
Amsterdam Mohawks (34-5-1) at Oneonta Outlaws (22-20-1), 7 p.m.
Jamestown Tarp Skunks (20-19-1) at Batavia Muckdogs (25-13), 7 p.m.
Geneva Red Wings (20-17) at Newark Pilots (12-27), 7:05 p.m.
Friday, July 22 games
Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs 5, Amsterdam Mohawks 3
The Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs dealt Amsterdam its first loss of the month of July and became the first team to beat the Mohawks twice this season.
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Mohawk Valley (24-17): Garrett Musey league-leading 10th home run, hit by pitch; Noah Lucier double; Ernesto Polanco hit by pitch; Pete Durocher sac fly; Troy Butler struck out 10 batters in a season-high 7 1/3 innings and won for the fourth time in six starts; Jed Boyle recorded the final five outs for his third save.
Amsterdam (34-5-1): Josh Overbeek three-for-three, two runs scored; I Perutz single, hit by pitch, one RBI; Gage Miller walk, hit by pitch for 18th time this season.
Next up: Mohawk Valley plays in Utica Saturday against the Blue Sox. Amsterdam travels to Oneonta Saturday.
Next meeting: Amsterdam won four of the teams' six meetings during the regular season but Mohawk Valley won two of the three games played at Shuttleworth Park.
STANDINGS THROUGH JULY 22 GAMES
East Division W-L Pct GB
Amsterdam 34-5-1 .863 --
Mohawk Valley 24-17 .585 11 1/2
Saugerties 24-17-2 .581 11 1/2
Oneonta 22-20-1 .523 13 1/2
Albany 18-21 .462 16 1/2
Watertown 17-22 .436 17
Boonville 12-25 .324 21 1/2
Glens Falls 6-33 .154 28 1/2
East Division W-L Pct GB
Batavia 25-13 .658 --
Utica 24-15-1 .613 2
Geneva 20-17 .541 4 1/2
Auburn 22-19 .537 4 1/2
Elmira 20-19 .513 5 1/2
Jamestown 20-19-1 .513 6
Niagara 14-25 .359 11 1/2
Newark 12-27 .308 13 1/2
SCORES
Albany Dutchmen 4, Saugerties Stallions 1
Auburn Doubledays 3, Batavia Muckdogs 1
Elmira Pioneers 3, Newark Pilots 2, first game
Elmira Pioneers 14, Newark Pilots 2, five innings, second game
Jamestown Tarp Skunks 5, Niagara Power 4, first game
Jamestown Tarp Skunks 5, Niagara Power 0, second game
Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs 5, Amsterdam Mohawks 3
Watertown Rapids 12, Oneonta Outlaws 2, seven innings
Glens Falls Dragons at Geneva Red Wings, doubleheader, postponed
Thursday, July 21 games
Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs 11, Albany Dutchmen 10, 10 innings
Mohawk Valley squandered a 7-0 lead, fell behind, and sent the game to extra innings with three runs on three straight two-out hits in the bottom of the ninth inning before beating Albany's Dutchmen in the 10th. Evan Berta tied the game with a two-run double and Noah Lucier drove Zach Brush home with the winning run.
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Albany (17-21): Matt Bergevin sixth-inning grand slam for the lead, walk; Chance Checca two singles, walk, two runs scored; Nick Schwartz three walks, two runs scored; Max Gebauer two singles, sac fly, two runs scored, one RBI.
Mohawk Valley (23-17): Zach Brush double, four walks, two runs scored, one RBI; Pete Durocher two singles, walk, two runs scored, one RBI; Noah Lucier two singles, three RBI; Alfredo Delgado double, three walks, one run scored, one RBI; Marshall Awtry single, two doubles, walk, three runs scored, one RBI; Ethan Valdez two singles, hit by pitch, two runs scored.
Next up: Mohawk Valley starts a three-game road trip Friday with a game at Amsterdam. Albany plays bac-to-back games against Saugerties, starting with a Friday home game.
Next meeting: Mohawk Valley won five of the teams' seven head-to-head meetings this season, including the last three in a row.
SCORES
Elmira Pioneers 13, Batavia Muckdogs 5
Geneva Red Wings 6, Watertown Rapids 2
Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs 11, Albany Dutchmen 10, 10 innings
Niagara Power 10, Auburn Doubledays 0, seven innings
Oneonta Outlaws 3, Glens Falls Dragons 2
Wednesday, July 20 games
Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs 11, Utica Blue Sox 2
The Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs scored six runs with two outs in the sixth inning to take the lead and defeated the Utica Blue Sox 11-2. Trailing 2-1, Ernesto Polanco drove home the tying run with a double and Mohawk Valley took the lead when two more run scored on an Evan Berta double. Garrett Musey drove in four runs with a bases-loaded double and a sacrifice fly, and Alfredo Delgado homered. The DiamondDawgs have won the last three games between the teams after the Blue Sox had won the first four.
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Mohawk Valley (22-17): Evan Berta two doubles; Pete Durocher double; Garrett Musey double, sac fly; Brady Fureno double; Alfredo Delgado home run; starting and winning pitcher Darin Horn allowed one earned run and truck out five batters through five innings; Dom Spinoso truck out seven batters in three scoreless innings of relief.
Utica (24-15-1): Ryan Maka two singles, one run scored; Avery Lee two singles, walk, one RBI.
Next up: Mohawk Valley plays at home Thursday against the Albany Dutchmen. The Blue Sox have the next two days off.
Next meeting: The DiamondDawgs return to Utica Saturday.
Watertown Rapids 10, Albany Dutchmen 9
The Watertown Rapids came back from a 6-2 deficit and scored two runs in the bottom of the ninth inning to beat Albany 10-9.
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Albany (17-20): David Silva Jr double, walk, hit by pitch, two runs scored, one RBI; Matt Bergevin single, double, walk, two runs scored, one RBI; Chance Checca single, double, sac fly, one run scored, one RBI; Anthony Raimo Jr two-for-two, two walks, one run scored, one RBI; Ty Gallagher double, walk, sac fly, one run scored, one RBI.
Watertown (16-21): Clay Grady five-for-five, three runs scored, one RBI, raised average to .429 (13-for-16 in the Rapids' last three games); Tyree Bradley home run (tied Mohawk Valley's Garrett Musey for league lead with nine), double, single, sac fly, three RBI (leads league with 42), one run scored; Ellis Schwartz two singles, two runs scored; Jake Humes home run, two walks, two runs scored, one RBI; Owen Parliament two singles, hit by two pitches, one RBI; former Herkimer College General Ryan Peters pitched the final 4 2/3 innings for the win in relief.
Next up: Watertown travels to Geneva Thursday.
Next meeting: Wednesday was the teams' final meeting. Albany had won the previous two games when it swept a June 11 doubleheader at home.
Jamestown Tarp Skunks 5, Elmira Pioneers 3
Travis Perry shut out Elmira through the first six innings and turned over a 5-1 lead to Evan Harrison and the Jamestown bullpen for the eighth.
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Elmira (17-19): Frank Wayman single, two doubles, two runs scored; K Chmielewski two singles, walk; Erik Charnetski double, one run scored; Max Mandler single, triple.
Jamestown (18-19-1): Cody Bey single, double; Henry Martinez single, double, sac fly, one run scored, one RBI; starting and winning pitcher Travis Perry allowed one run on six hits and struck out seven batters through seven innings.
Next up: Elmira plays at Batavia Thursday. Jamestown plays at home Friday against Niagara.
Next meeting: Jamestown travels to Batavia for the July 29 regular season finale.
More:Herkimer College coach rates the Cape Cod League's hot dogs
SCORES
Auburn Doubledays 10, Oneonta Outlaws 4
Geneva Red Wings 15, Newark Pilots 9
Jamestown Tarp Skunks 5, Elmira Pioneers 3
Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs 11, Utica Blue Sox 2
Niagara Power 2, Batavia Muckdogs 1
Saugerties Stallions 22, Boonville Baseball Club 8, five innings, first game
Saugerties Stallions 11, Boonville Baseball Club 1, five innings, second game
Watertown Rapids 10, Albany Dutchmen 9
Tuesday, July 19 games
Utica Blue Sox 3, Auburn Doubledays 2
The Utica Blue Sox scored three runs in the third inning - two on a double by Will King - and made that stand up for a 3-2 win against Auburn, the fifth for the Blue Sox in six head-to-head meetings this season.
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Auburn (20-18): Luke Hanson single, one run scored; Andrew Tan single, one RBI; Kobe Stenson one run scored; Michael Cernantes, Tanner Kim single each.
Utica (24-14-1): Will King double, two RBI; Daedrick Cail two singles; Avery Lee single, two walks, one run scored; Lukas Schramm walk, hit by pitch, one run scored; Troy Hamilton single, one run scored; Chris Fernandez sac fly; starting and winning pitcher Evan Esch allowed one run on three hits through five innings while striking out four batters and walking none, improved record to 4-0 and lowered ERA to 2.11; Bryce Brownlee pitched the ninth inning for his first save.
Next up: Utica is home again Wednesday for a game against Mohawk Valley. Auburn plays at Oneonta Wednesday.
Next meeting: Tuesday's game was the teams' final scheduled meeting. Utica won five of the six games.
Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs 9, Boonville Baseball Club 8
Mohawk Valley scored six runs in the fourth inning to take the lead after trailing 3-0 early and held on for a 9-8 victory over the Boonville Baseball Club. Boonville got the tying run to second base in the bottom of the ninth inning and stranded AJ Pabst there. Noah Lucier and Ethan Valdez each scored two runs for the DiamondDawgs.
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Mohawk Valley (21-17): Noah Lucier two doubles, walk, three RBI, two runs scored; Pete Durocher single, double, two RBI, one run scored; Ethan Valdez walk, two runs scored; Evan Berta two walks, one run scored, one RBI; Ethan Patch and Jed Boyle shut out Boonville over the final 2 2/3 inning with four combined strikeouts.
Boonville (12-23): Dan Tauken home run, two singles, walk, three RBI, two runs scored; AJ Pabst double, walk, sac fly, two RBI; Tyler Yakimsky double; Conner Lynch double, two walks, one RBI; Brady Karp double, two walks, two runs scored; Louis Mota two singles, two runs scored.
Next up: Boonville plays a doubleheader at Saugerties Wednesday. Mohawk Valley plays at Utica Wednesday.
Next meeting: The teams play a home-and-home series July 25 and 26 starting in Boonville.
SCORES
Batavia Muckdogs 2, Jamestown Tarp Skunks 1, 10 innings
Elmira Pioneers 11, Newark Pilots 10, 10 innings
Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs 9, Boonville Baseball Club 8
Niagara Power 14, Geneva Red Wings 9
Oneonta Outlaws 10, Glens Falls Dragons 7, 10 innings
Saugerties Stallions 6, Amsterdam Mohawks 6, 10 innings, tie
Utica Blue Sox 3, Auburn Doubledays 2
Monday, July 18
Marlins select former Amsterdam Mohawk and Herkimer College General Dale Stanavich in eighth round of draft
Former Herkimer College General Dale Stanavich heard his name called Monday on the second day of Major League Baseball's annual entry draft.
Stanavich, a left-handed pitcher from Amsterdam, was selected by the Miami Marlins with the 232nd pick in the eighth round of the draft. Working from the Rutgers University bullpen as a senior this spring, Stanavich was an All-Big Ten selection with 10 saves, a 2.10 ERA and 51 strikeouts in 34 1/3 innings. He also worked a closer last summer for the Brewster Whitecaps' Cape Cod League championship team.
Stanavich also pitched for the Amsterdam Mohawks during the 2018 and 2019 Perfect Game Collegiate Baseball League seasons, helping his hometown team win its most recent championship in 2019, and returned to the team for its lone Independent Collegiate Baseball League season in the summer of 2020.
Stanavich transferred to Herkimer after redshirting at Marshall University as a freshman in 2018. He threw a complete game in his only junior college start but went 2-0 with six saves and a 0.59 ERA while striking out 64 batters in 30 2/3 innings in 12 total appearances for the Generals. He was also six-for-14 as a hitter, scored three runs, and stole five bases in seven attempts.
Stanavich signed papers to attend Rutgers prior to the 2020 season as part of Steve Owens' first recruiting class following coaching stops at SUNY-Cortland, Le Moyne College and Bryant University. He was selected by @_theJBB, the social media offshoot of Noah Sharp's JuCo Baseball Blog, as the preseason Pitcher of the Year for NJCAA Division III before the 2020 season was canceled at the onset of the coronavirus pandemic.
Stanavich was the second Capital District left-hander drafted Monday. The Pittsburgh Pirates picked Michael Kennedy from Troy High School with the 110th selection in the fourth round. The 17-year-old graduated last month and had signed to attend Louisiana State University.
Stanavich is the fourth former General to have been drafted. Pitcher Willie Gabay was selected by the New York Yankees in the 15th round of the 2012 draft, and teammate Hassan Evans, an outfielder and hard-throwing pitcher, was picked by the Chicago Cubs in the 38th round that year but did not sign. The Texas Rangers selected pitcher Jacob Shortslef in the 26th round in 2015.
The PGCBL had five former players chosen Monday, led by Albany Dutchmen Luke Gold (Detroit Tigers, fifth round, Boston College) and Ben Metzinger (Milwaukee Brewers, seventh round, University of Louisville). Former Auburn Doubleday Matt Brosky (Youngstown State University) was chosen by the Rangers three picks ahead of Stanavich in the eighth round, and the Rangers used their 10th-round pick to select Kennesaw State University outfielder Josh Hatcher who played for the Utica Blue Sox in 2019.
The draft started with its first two rounds Sunday and concludes with rounds 11-20 Tuesday.
Former Blue Sox player picked by Rangers
The Texas Rangers used their final Monday selection to pick Josh Hatcher, a senior outfielder at Kennesaw State University and a former 289 overall. The left-handed-hitter transferred to Kennesaw State for his final college season after playing on Mississippi State University's 2021 national championship team.
An Atlantic Sun Conference all-star and third-team All-America, Hatcher batted .391 with 15 home runs in 64 games this spring.
Hatcher played 21 Perfect Game Collegiate Baseball League games in Utica following his sophomore season at Mississippi State in 2019. Playing first base and right field, he batted .364 with four home runs and 27 RBI and hit 10 doubles.
Hatcher was previously drafted in the 39th round by the Los Angeles Dodgers coming out of high school in Georgia in 2017.
SCHEDULE
Auburn Doubledays at Watertown Rapids, postponed
Glens Falls Dragons at Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs, postponed
Niagara Power at Jamestown Tarp Skunks, postponed
Oneonta Outlaws at Albany Dutchmen, postponed
Utica Blue Sox at Boonville Baseball Club, doubleheader, postponed
Sunday, July 17 games
Boonville Baseball Club 26, Watertown Rapids 25
The Boonville Baseball Club scored 12 runs in the first inning but needed four in the eighth to pull out a 26-25 victory over the Watertown Rapids. Watertown scored in each of the first five innings and ld 24-21 before scoring one over the last four. The Rapids still led 25-22 before Boonville tied the game with Dan Tauken's two-run double and Ryan Rifenberg's run-scoring single. The go-ahead run scored on an error - Watertown's fourth - on a ball hit by Tim McHugh. Brady Karp pitched the final two scoreless innings for the win and got the last two outs with the tying run on base. Teams combined for 40 hits, 19 walks and eight hit batters; 19 runners were left on base. Three pitchers were charged with double-digit earned runs and two others allowed six each.
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Watertown (15-21): Clay Grady home run, double, two singles, seven RBI, four runs scored; Elvis Lopez single, double, hit by pitch, two runs scored, one RBI; Tyree Bradley two singles, double, four RBI, one run scored; Mason Diaz single, double, hit by two pitches, three runs scored, three RBI; Brett Myers two singles, walk, hit by pitch, three run scored, two RBI; Michael Norton single, two walks, sac fly, two runs scored, one RBI; Connor Maxwell two singles, walk, three runs scored; Ellis Schwartz three walks, three runs scored, two RBI; Eli Meredith single, two walks, two runs scored, one RBI; Colin Hageman single, two walks, two runs scored, two RBI.
Boonville (12-22): Dan Tauken five-for-five, two doubles, triple, walk, five runs scored, four RBI; Ryan Rifenberg grand slam, two singles, hit by pitch, six RBI, three runs scored; Tim McHugh home run, double, single, hit by pitch, five RBI, three runs scored; Scott Seeker two singles, three walks, five runs scored, one RBI; Tyler Yakimsky double, two walks, two runs scored; Zach Crampton single, double, hit by pitch, three RBI, one run scored; Conner Lynch single, walk, two RBI, one run scored; Derrick Yuengling two singles, two runs scored; Donnie Stone two singles, hit by pitch, two runs scored; Giovanni Calamia single, walk, two runs scored, one RBI; Brady Karp struck out three batters in two scoreless innings of relief for the win.
Next up: Boonville had its Monday game against Utica rained out and plays at home Tuesday against Mohawk Valley. Watertown was rained out against Albany Monday and plays at home Wednesday against Auburn.
Next meeting: Boonville travels to Watertown July 23. Watertown leads the season series 5-3 and had won twice in Boonville earlier in the week.
SCORES
Amsterdam Mohawks 5, Saugerties Stallions 2
Boonville Baseball Club 26, Watertown Rapids 25
Elmira Pioneers 13, Newark Pilots 7
Geneva Red Wings 7, Niagara Power 4
Batavia Muckdogs at Jamestown Tarp Skunks, postponed
SCHEDULE
Batavia Muckdogs (24-10) at Jamestown Tarp Skunks (17-18-1), 4 p.m.
Watertown Rapids (15-20) at Boonville Baseball Club (11-22), 6:20 p.m.
Amsterdam Mohawks (33-4) at Saugerties Stallions (22-15-1), 7:05 p.m.
Saturday, July 16 games
Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs 3, Albany Dutchmen 2, 10 innings
Mohawk Valley scored a run in the first inning and went without another until entering the bottom of the 10th trailing 2-1 after Albany had taken its only lead in the top of the inning. Extra inning rules placed Zach Brush at second base to start the home half of the 10th and the DiamondDawgs needed only one batter to pull out the win; Pete Durocher ripped a 3-1 pitch from Jack Wren to left field for a triple, driving Brush home with the tying run, then followed Brush home on an overthrow on the play.
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Albany (17-19): Nick Schwartz two singles, one RBI; Chance Checca single, walk, one RBI; Tyler Young single, walk; Austin Bode double, one run scored; starting pitcher Arlo Marynczak allowed one run on six hits while striking out seven batters and walking one through six innings.
Mohawk Valley (20-17): Pete Durocher single, triple, one run scored; Garrett Musey two singles, sac fly, one RBI; Evan Berta two singles, walk, one run scored; Zach Brush single, walk, one run scored; Ernesto Polanco two singles; starting pitcher Doug Marose allowed one run on five hits while striking out five batters and walking none through seven innings
Next up: Albany play at home Sunday against Oneonta. Mohawk Valley has Sunday off before playing at home again Monday against Glens Falls.
Next meeting: Albany returns to Little Falls Thursday. Mohawk Valley leads the season series 4-2.
Utica Blue Sox 5, Jamestown Tarp Skunks 1
Jacob Roettgen pitched five scoreless innings and Sam Thompson carried the shutout to the ninth inning to help Utica end a four-game losing streak.
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Jamestown (17-18-1): Brandon Lane two singles, one RBI; Pat Bingham single, two walks, one run scored, pitched the final two scoreless innings.
Utica (23-14-1): Dewey Roden double, two walks, one RBI; Clark Burroughs two singles, hit by pitch; Will King two singles, walk, one RBI; Brady Short walk, two runs scored; Lukas Schramm double, hit by pitch, one run scored, one RBI; Troy Hamilton triple, one run scored; starting and winning pitcher Jacob Roettgen struck out eight batters though five scoreless innings while allowing two hits and four walks; Sam Thompson pitched the final four innings for a save.
Next up: Jamestown plays at home Sunday against Batavia. Utica has Sunday off before traveling to Boonville for a Monday doubleheader.
Next meeting: The teams split two decisions during the regular season.
Watertown Rapids 12, Newark Pilots 1, six innings
The Watertown Rapids score six runs in the top of the sixth inning and ended their game against Newark early under the PGCBL mercy rule.
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Watertown (15-20): Clay Grady four-for-four, triple, three RBI, two runs scored; Owen Parliament two singles, two runs scored, two RBI; Connor Maxwell single, two walks, two runs scored; Hunter Ryan two singles, one run scored, one RBI; Elvis Lopez double, hit by pitch, two runs scored; Colin Hageman double, walk, two runs scored, two RBI; Anthony Manisero two singles, sac fly, four RBI; Josh Ruiz pitched a six-inning complete game for the win.
Newark (12-22): TJ Werner single, double; Hazel Martinez walk, one run scored.
Next up: Watertown plays at Boonville Sunday. Newark is home again for Sunday's game against Elmira.Next meeting: Newark visits Watertown July 27.
More:Pete Durocher delivers winning hit for DiamondDawgs
SCORES
Auburn Doubledays 12, Geneva Red Wings 0, five innings
Batavia Muckdogs 8, Elmira Pioneers 6
Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs 3, Albany Dutchmen 2, 10 innings
Oneonta Outlaws 9, Boonville Baseball Club 5, first game
Oneonta Outlaws 7, Boonville Baseball Club 6, second game
Saugerties Stallions 13, Glens Falls Dragons 3, eight innings
Utica Blue Sox 5, Jamestown Tarp Skunks 1
Watertown Rapids 12, Newark Pilots 1, six innings
Friday, July 15 games
Amsterdam Mohawks 6, Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs 3
Amsterdam took the lead with four runs in fourth inning and shut out Mohawk Valley for the final seven after falling behind 3-1.
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Mohawk Valley (19-17): Garrett Musey league-leading ninth home run, walk, one run scored, one RBI; Ethan Valdez two singles, one RBI; Evan Berta single, double.
Amsterdam (33-4): Gage Miller home run, walk, hit by pitch for the 17th time this season, four RBI, one run scored; Zach Gardiner three walks, one run scored; Briggs Rutter two singles, one RBI; Hunter Thomas double, one run scored; Josh Overbeek single, walk, hit by pitch, one run scored; Nick Giamarusti single, hit by pitch, one run scored; Jude Abbadessa earned the win as the third of seven Amsterdam pitchers; Conner Whittaker got the final two outs for a save.
Next up: Mohawk Valley plays at home Saturday against Albany. Amsterdam has Saturday off and will attempt to match the longest PGCBL win streak of the season Sunday at Saugerties
Next meeting: The teams play once more in Amsterdam July 22.
Elmira Pioneers 14, Utica Blue Sox 4, seven innings
Elmira scored four runs in the bottom of the seventh inning to end Friday's game.
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Utica (22-14-1): Will King three singles; Daedrick Cail two singles, one run scored; Chris Fernandez single, double, walk, one run scored; Lukas Schramm single, walk, hit by pitch, one run scored.
Elmira (15-17): Joe Olsavsky single, double, walk, three runs scored; Bobby Marsh single, double, walk, three RBI; Erik Charnetski home run, walk, hit by pitch, three runs scored, three RBI; Aiden Blake two singles, three RBI, two runs scored; Cooper Smith single, two walks, one run scored, one RBI; Max Mandler double, walk, one run scored, one RBI; Frank Wayman single, walk; Tristan Ciampa pitched six innings for the win.
Next up: Utica is home Saturday for a game against Jamestown. Elmira play at home Saturday against Batavia.
Next meeting: The teams finished 2-2 head-to-head with Elmira winning twice at home in the past week. The home team won each of the four meetings.
SCORES
Albany Dutchmen 7, Oneonta Outlaws 3, first game
Amsterdam Mohawks 6, Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs 3
Auburn Doubledays 4, Niagara Power 3
Batavia Muckdogs 16, Jamestown Tarp Skunks 4, seven innings
Elmira Pioneers 14, Utica Blue Sox 4, seven innings
Geneva Red Wings 8, Newark Pilots 1, first game
Geneva Red Wings 9, Newark Pilots 5, second game
Oneonta Outlaws 7, Albany Dutchmen 2, second game
Saugerties Stallions 10, Glens Falls Dragons 0, seven innings
Watertown Rapids 4, Boonville Baseball Club 2
Thursday, July 14 games
Amsterdam Mohawks 8, Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs 2
The Amsterdam Mohawks extended their winning streak to 12 games and improved the PGCBL's best record with an 8-2 win in Little Falls in the first game of a home-and-home series with the Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs who had won eight of their previous nine games.
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Amsterdam (32-4): Nick Giamarusti four-for-four, two runs scored, two RBI; two stolen bases; Cameron Love two singles, walk, two RBI; Paul Winland triple, one run scored, one RBI; Matt Black single, walk, one run scored, one RBI; Brett Coker hit by pitch; Hagan Banks pitched three scoreless innings of one-hit relief with four strikeouts for the win.
Mohawk Valley (19-16): Pete Durocher single, triple, two walks, one run scored, two stolen bases; Alfredo Delgado single, two walks, one run scored; Orlando Pena single, hit by pitch; Evan Berta two walks; incoming Herkimer College transfer Troy Butler retired the first nine Amsterdam batters and struck out six through five innings, moving up to third in the league with 47 strikeouts, one behind teammate Hayden Duke.
Next up/next meeting: The teams play again Friday at Amsterdam's Shuttleworth Park.
Watertown Rapids 6, Utica Blue Sox 4
The Watertown Rapids built a 5-1 lead at Murnane Field and cut short a two-out Utica Blue Sox rally at three runs with the bases loaded in the bottom of the eighth inning.
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Watertown (12-20): Elvis Lopez three singles, three RBI; Clay Grady double, sac fly, one run scored, one RBI; Tyree Bradley double, walk, one run scored; Devin Goutremout, an incoming Utica University freshman from Lyme High School, pitched 2 2/3 scoreless innings of one-hit relief for his third win of the season.
Utica (22-13-1): Lukas Schramm four-for-four, double, two RBI; Will King three singles, walk, one run scored; Brady Short double; starting pitcher Alex Canino and relievers Derek Langfelder and David Thurman combined to strike out eight batters and walk one while allowing two earned runs.
Next up: Watertown plays at Boonville Friday. Utica travels to Elmira Friday.
Next meeting: The teams have split four decisions so far and play a home-and-home series July 25 and 26.
Saugerties Stallions 5, Oneonta Outlaws 3
The Saugerties Stallions came back from a 3-0 deficit and batted around, score three runs to take the lead and left the bases loaded in the seventh inning of a 5-3 win over Oneonta.
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Oneonta (17-17-1): Connor Cooney single, walk, two runs scored; Christopher Baillargeon two singles, two RBI; Dylan Broderick two singles; Trey Miller single; Joel Hayner, the starting pitcher from Herkimer College, allowed two runs on four hits over five innings.
Saugerties (20-15-1): Brandon Fish two singles, walk, one run scored; Garrison Berkley single, two RBI, one run scored; James Reilly pitched three scoreless innings of relief for the win after Tyler Strechay pitched a scoreless fifth and sixth.
Next up: Oneonta plays at home Friday against Albany. Saugerties plays at Glens Falls Friday.
Next meeting: Final scheduled meeting. Saugerties wins the season series 6-2.
Auburn Doubledays 3, Elmira Pioneers 1
Assaf Lowengart drove in all three runs for Auburn in a 3-1 win over Elmira.
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Elmira (14-17): Frank Wayman single, double, one run scored; Bobby Marsh single, two walks.
Auburn (18-17): Assaf Lowengart single, double, three RBI; Ryan Cesarani single, two runs, starting pitcher and 2018 Mohawk Valley DiamondDawg Eddie Rives allowed one unearned run in four innings; Richie Paul pitched two scoreless innings for the win; Brandon Matthews pitched two scoreless innings for the save.
Next up: Elmira has a Friday home game against Utica. Auburn plays at Niagara Friday.
Next meeting: Thursday was the teams' final scheduled meeting. Auburn won the series 3-1.
SCORES
Amsterdam Mohawks 8, Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs 2
Auburn Doubledays 3, Elmira Pioneers 1
Batavia Muckdogs 8, Geneva Red Wings 1, first game
Batavia Muckdogs 7, Geneva Red Wings 4, second game
Newark Pilots 8, Niagara Power 5
Saugerties Stallions 5, Oneonta Outlaws 3
Watertown Rapids 6, Utica Blue Sox 4
Wednesday, July 13 games
Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs 12, Utica Blue Sox 9
The Utica Blue Sox were charged with three errors in the outfield in the eighth inning when Mohawk Valley scored three runs to break a 9-9 tie on the way to a 12-6 victory at Murnane Field. With the win, Mohawk Valley matched its season high of four consecutive victories and won for the eighth time in nine games.
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Mohawk Valley (19-15): Garrett Musey league-leading eighth home run, single, walk, hit by pitch, five RBI, three runs scored; Alfredo Delgado home run, two singles, walk, two runs scored, one RBI; Orlando Pena two singles, three RBI, one run scored; Evan Berta three singles, one run scored; Pete Durocher single, double, two runs scored; Zach Brush singles, two walks, hit by pitch, two runs scored; Noah Lucier single, walk, one run scored, one RBI; Marshall Awtry single, sac fly, two RBI; former Little Falls High School and Herkimer College right-hander Eddie Rogers pitched three innings in relief for his first win of the season; Rogers also won one game for the DiamondDawgs in 2021; Jed Boyle pitched two hitless innings for his first save.
Utica (22-12-1): Daedrick Cail two singles, sac fly, three RBI; Troy Hamilton single, double, one run scored, one RBI; Edwin Tavarez two singles, walk, two runs scored, one RBI; Dewey Roden single, walk, hit by pitch, one run scored; Ryan Maka single, walk, two runs scored; Avery Lee two singles, one run scored, one RBI; Carson Applegate two walks, one run scored.
Next up: Mohawk Valley follows Wednesday's win over West Division-leading Utica with back-to-back games Thursday and Friday against East Division-leading Amsterdam.
Next meeting: Utica leads the season series 4-2 and has home games remaining against Mohawk Valley on July 20, 23 and 27.
Amsterdam Mohawks 7, Albany Dutchmen 5
Amsterdam defeated Albany 7-5 for its 11th win in a row. Amsterdam's Mohawks are 6-0 against the Dutchmen who have lost six consecutive games.
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Amsterdam (31-4): Brett Coker four singles, three RBI, one run scored; Gage Miller walk, hit by three pitches, three runs scored; Ian Perutz three walks, hit by pitch, one run scored; Cade Bush two singles, two walks, one run scored, one RBI; Nick Giamaruti single, double, walk, one run scored; Hunter Thomas two singles; Santosh Gottam pitched four scoreless innings for a save.
Albany (16-17): Chance Checca double, walk, sac fly, one RBI; Ty Gallagher two-for-two, walk, one run scored, one RBI; Nick Schwartz single, two walks, one run scored.
Next up: Amsterdam plays back-to-back games against the Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs starting Thursday in Little Falls. Albany plays at Oneonta Friday.
Next meeting: Albany visits Amsterdam July 25.
Batavia Muckdogs 5, Elmira Pioneers 3
Daniel Burroway broke an eighth-inning tie with a two-run home run and gave the Batavia Muckdogs a 5-3 victory over the Elmira Pioneers. The win paired with a Utica Blue Sox loss to Mohawk Valley moved Batavia into first place in the West Division by percentage points; Batavia has payed four fewer games and Utica has one tie.
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Batavia (20-10): Daniel Burroway home run, two RBI, one run scored; Brian Fry two singles, one run scored, one RBI; Kyle Corso two singles; winning pitcher Aidan Cooney and Julian Pichardo combined to pitch four shutout innings.
Elmira (14-16): Joe Muzio home run; Bobby Marsh single, double, walk; Aiden Blake two singles, one run scored; Frank Wayman two singles.
Next up: Elmira plays at Auburn Thursday. Batavia has a Thursday home game against Geneva.
Next meeting: Batavia returns to Elmira Saturday.
SCORES
Amsterdam Mohawks 7, Albany Dutchmen 5
Batavia Muckdogs 5, Elmira Pioneers 3
Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs 12, Utica Blue Sox 9
Niagara Power 9, Jamestown Tarp Skunks 4
Saugerties Stallions 9, Glens Falls Dragons 2
Watertown Rapids 11, Boonville Baseball Club 2
Niagara Power (10-20) at Jamestown Tarp Skunks (17-15-1), 6:30 p.m.
Amsterdam Mohawks (30-4) at Albany Dutchmen (16-16), 6:35 p.m.
Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs (18-15) at Utica Blue Sox (22-11-1), 6:45 p.m.
Batavia Muckdogs (19-10) at Elmira Pioneers (15-14), 7 p.m.
Saugerties Stallions (18-15-1) at Glens Falls Dragons (6-28), 7 p.m.
Geneva Red Wings (15-13) at Newark Pilots (11-19), 7:05 p.m.
Tuesday, July 12 games
Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs 7, Glens Falls Dragons 4
Hayden Duke extended his personal scoreless streak to 16 innings and the Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs came within one out of shutting out the Glens Falls Dragons for the third time this season.
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Glens Falls (6-28): Phoenix Bowman two doubles, three RBI; Reece DeCastro double; Dan Shala pitched three scoreless innings of relief.
Mohawk Valley (18-15): Hayden Duke, Dom Spinoso, Matt Carey combined to strike out 11 batters while holding Glens Falls to six hits; Jimmy Sullivan three singles, walk, two runs scored, two RBI; Pete Durocher two singles, walk, two RBI; Zach Brush two singles, walk, one RBI; Richie Sica two singles, walk, two runs scored; Noah Lucier two singles, two RBI; Ernesto Polanco singles, two runs scored; Demetrius Johnson walk, hit by two pitches, one run scored; left the bases loaded in the third and eighth innings and left a total of 15 runners on base.
Next up: The DiamondDawgs play at Utica Wednesday. Glens Falls plays a home game Wednesday against Saugerties.
Next meeting: The Dragons return to Little Falls Monday. Mohawk Valley has won the first four meetings between the teams by a combined score of 49-6; the previous three games had been stopped early under the PGCBL mercy rule.
Elmira Pioneers 8, Utica Blue Sox 5
The Elmira Pioneers trailed 5-0 in the middle of the third inning at home but shut out the West Division-leading Utica Blue Sox for the rest of the night and took lead in the seventh inning on the way to an 8-5 victory.
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Utica (22-11-1): Clark Burroughs single, double, walk, two runs scored; Carson Applegate two singles, one RBI; Ryan Maka single, walk, one run scored, one RBI; Kade Reinertson single, two RBI.
Elmira (14-15): Joe Olsovsky two-for-two, double, sac fly, two runs scored, one RBI, pitched final inning for third save; Xander Burch winning pitcher in relief, allowed two hits and struck out four batters in four scoreless innings; Frank Wayman two singles, walk, one run scored, one RBI; Aiden Blake single, sac fly, two RBI, one run scored; Gil Merod two singles, one rum scored, one RBI; Bobby Marsh single, two walks, one run scored.
Next up: Utica is home for Wednesday's game against Mohawk Valley. Elmira plays at home Wednesday against Batavia.
Next meeting: Utica travels to Elmira Friday. The Blue Sox had won the teams' two previous meetings this season.
Amsterdam Mohawks 8, Oneonta Outlaws 4
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Oneonta (17-16-1): Devin Boone single, triple, walk, three RBI; Jeff Pierantoni two singles, one run scored; Trey Miller two walks, one run scored; Matthew DuBois, Christian Coombes, Ryan Finnegan 11 combined strikeouts.
Amsterdam (30-4): starting pitcher Arlon Butts pitched three scoreless innings, allowing two hits while striking out four batters; relievers Chris Suter, Carson Cotugno, the winning pitcher, and Luis Misla combined to pitch 4 1/3 scoreless innings; Connor Moore home run, single, two RBI, one run scored; Nick Giamarusti two singles, double, two runs scored, one RBI; Michael O'Shaughnessy two singles, two runs scored, one RBI, one run scored; Hunter Thomas double, walk, one run scored.
Next up: Amsterdam plays at Albany Wednesday. Oneonta next plays Thursday at Saugerties.
Next meeting: The teams meet again in Oneonta July 23. Amsterdam is 3-1 in the series so far this season.
Saugerties Stallions 8, Albany Dutchmen 7
The Saugerties Stallions salvaged an 8-7 victory after blowing a five-run lead in the seventh inning.
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Saugerties (18-15-1): Jahlani Rogers three singles, hit by pitch, two runs scored, two RBI; Brandon Fish two singles, hit by pitch, four RBI; Easton Bertrand three singles, hit by pitch, one RBI; Evan Goforth single, two walks, one run scored, three stolen bases; Niko Amory single, two walks, two runs scored; TJ Adams three walks, one run scored; Praxie Vigil pitched two hitless innings for his third save.
Albany (16-16-0): David Silva Jr two singles, two doubles, one run scored; Tyler Young three singles, two RBI, one run scored; Ty Gallagher single, two walks, hit by pitch; Chance Checca single, walk, one RBI; Anthony Raimo Jr walk, one run scored, one RBI; Jack Wren and Mario Pesca pitched four combined scoreless innings of relief to give the Dutchmen time to come back from a 6-0 deficit.
Next up: Albany is home Wednesday for a game against Amsterdam. Saugerties plays at Glens Falls Wednesday.
Next meeting: Albany travels to Saugerties July 22. Saugerties leads the season series 4-2 after losing the first two head-to-head meetings.
SCORES
Amsterdam Mohawks 8, Oneonta Outlaws 4
Auburn Doubledays 2, Newark Pilots 1
Batavia Muckdogs 4, Jamestown Tarp Skunks 0
Elmira Pioneers 8, Utica Blue Sox 5
Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs 7, Glens Falls Dragons 4
Saugerties Stallions 8, Albany Dutchmen 7
Oneonta Outlaws (17-15-1) at Amsterdam Mohawks (29-4), 6:35 p.m.
Saugerties Stallions (17-15-1) at Albany Dutchmen (16-15), 6:35 p.m.
Jamestown Tarp Skunks (17-14-1) at Batavia Muckdogs (18-10), 7 p.m.
Utica Blue Sox (22-10-1) at Elmira Pioneers (14-14), 7 p.m.
Newark Pilots (11-18) at Auburn Doubledays (15-18), 7:05 p.m.
Monday, July 11 games
Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs 12, Boonville Baseball Club 1, eight innings
Leading 5-0 on the road, the Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs scored seven times in the top of the eighth inning and defeated the Boonville Baseball Club 12-1 under the PGCBL mercy rule. Mohawk Valley leads the season series 3-1.
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Mohawk Valley (17-15): starting and winning pitcher Darin Horn struck out five batters while allowing two hits and two walks over six scoreless innings; Horn has not allowed a run through 11 innings in his last two starts; Orlando Pena single, two doubles, walk, three runs scored, two RBI; Evan Berta single, double, one run scored, one RBI; Noah Lucier double, hit by pitch, sac fly, two RBI, one run scored; Marshall Awtry hit by pitch, two RBI, one run scored; Peter Durocher walk, sac fly, two runs scored, one RBI; Alfredo Delgado three walks, two runs scored; Zach Brush single, walk, one run scored, one RBI.
Boonville (11-18): Jacob Bonzon single, double, one RBI; AJ Pabst single, one run scored.
Next up: Mohawk Valley plays at home Tuesday against Glens Falls. Boonville has Tuesday off and plays at home Wednesday against Watertown.
Next meeting: The DiamondDawgs return to Boonville July 19.
Oneonta Outlaws 13, Glens Falls Dragons 0, seven innings
Mathew Murtaugh shut out Glens Falls on one hiot over six innings and Aiden Dickson pitched the seventh in a mercy rule-shortened 13-0 Oneonta win at Damaschke Field.
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Glens Falls (6-27): Cory Listing single; Danny Moshier hit by pitch; Sean Butkowski Joe Colucci, Jake Hatch, Aidan Stevens walk each.
Oneonta (17-15-1): Andrew Holub three-for-three, triple, sac fly, four RBI, one run scored; Devin Boone two doubles, walk, three runs scored; Evan Keegan two singles, double, two runs scored, two RBI; Jeff Pierantoni double, three RBI; Trey Miller single, hit by pitch, one run scored, one RBI; Jelani Hamer single, two RBI; Christopher Baillargeon walk, two runs scored; starting and winning pitcher Mathew Murtaugh struck out two batters while walking three over six innings and earned his first PGCBL victory.
Next up: Glens Falls travels to Little Falls Tuesday for a game against the Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs. Oneonta plays at Amsterdam Tuesday.
Next meeting: Oneonta visits Glens Falls July 19.
More:PGCBL announces midseason all-stars
SCORES
Amsterdam Mohawks 5, Albany Dutchmen 2
Batavia Muckdogs 11, Niagara Power 2
Geneva Red Wings 11, Jamestown Tarp Skunks 0, seven innings
Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs 12, Boonville Baseball Club 1, eight innings
Oneonta Outlaws 13, Glens Falls Dragons 0, seven innings
Sunday, July 10 games
SCORES
Auburn Doubledays 7, Newark Pilots 2
Elmira Pioneers 9, Geneva Red Wings 5
Jamestown Tarp Skunks 20, Niagara Power 4, seven innings
Saugerties Stallions 17, Glens Falls Dragons 4, seven innings
Utica Blue Sox 8, Watertown Rapids 7
Saturday, July 9 games
Utica Blue Sox 9, Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs 1, first game
The Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs rallied in the sixth inning of Saturday's second game and salvaged a split of their doubleheader against the Utica Blue Sox. The Blue Sox took a 2-1 lead in the third inning of the first game and added seven runs in the fifth on the way to a 9-1 victory. The Blue Sox led 3-1 in the nightcap before Mohawk Valley loaded the bases and scored three times in the bottom of the sixth.
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Utica: Chris Fernandez home run, single, three RBI, one run scored; Carson Applegate three-for-three, triple, walk, one run scored, one RBI; Will King three singles, two RBI, one un scored; Dewey Roden home run, two RBI, one run scored; Ryan Enos double, two runs scored; Troy Hamilton single, double, one run scored; Brandon Peterson allowed one run on four hits and struck out five batters through five innings to win his second straight start; Bryce Brownlee pitched the final two hitless innings.
Mohawk Valley: Zach Brush singles, walk, one run scored; Alfredo Delgado single, one RBI; Pete Durocher, Garrett Musey single each.
Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs 4, Utica Blue Sox 3, second game
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Utica (21-10-1): Dewey Roden two singles, one run scored; Clark Burroughs two singles; Ryan Enos double, hit by pitch, one run scored; Edwin Tavarez single, sac fly, one run scored, one RBI.
Mohawk Valley (16-15): Ethan Valdez singles, three walks, one run scored, one RBI; Richie Sica two singes, one run scored; Jimmy Sullivan walk, hit by pitch; Pete Durocher, Alfredo Delgado walk, sac fly each; Chris Palmer pitched three innings of scoreless one-hit relief for the win; Ethan Patch pitched the seventh inning for his third save.
Next up: The Blue Sox travel to Watertown for a Sunday game. The DiamondDawgs have Sunday off before traveling to Boonville for a Monday game.
Next meeting: The teams meet again on Utica's Murnane Field Wednesday.
SCORES
Amsterdam Mohawks 6, Albany Dutchmen 3
Elmira Pioneers 12, Jamestown Tarp Skunks 2
Geneva Red Wings 5, Auburn Doubledays 2
Niagara Power 10, Batavia Muckdogs 9, 10 innings
Oneonta Outlaws 6, Saugerties Stallions 5
Utica Blue Sox 9, Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs 1, first game
Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs 4, Utica Blue Sox 3, second game
Watertown Rapids 7, Newark Pilots 6
Friday, July 8 games
Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs 8, Albany Dutchmen 2
The Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs scored seven runs in the second inning and defeated Albany 8-2 for a season-high fourth consecutive victory.
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Mohawk Valley (15-14): Pete Durocher home run, single, three RBI, one run scored; Zach Brush single, walk, two stolen bases, two runs scored, one RBI; Alfredo Delgado two singles, walk, one RBI; Orlando Pena two singles, one run scored; Ohjiro Motoki pithed three scoreless innings of one-hit relief and earned the victory; three pitchers struck out 10 batters but also walked 10 while allowing two unearned runs.
Albany (16-13): Tyler Young two singles, walk; Anthony Raimo Jr three walks; Caden Shapiro single, walk, one run scored; Danny Rogers double, walk.
Next up: The DiamondDawgs, winners of a season-high four consecutive games, host a Saturday doubleheader against the Utica Blue Sox. Albany plays Amsterdam at home Saturday and on the road Monday.
Next meeting: Albany plays in Little Falls July 16.
Watertown Rapids 9, Utica Blue Sox 2
The Watertown Rapids built a 5-0 lead in the early innings on the way to a 9-2 win over the Utica Blue Sox at Murnane Field.
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Watertown (10-19): Ellis Schwartz double, two walk, one run scored; Clay Grady two singles, walk, two RBI, one run scored; Hunter Ryan single, walk, two runs scored; Colin Hageman three singles, one run scored; starting and winning pitcher Wyatt Parliament allowed three hits through five scoreless innings.
Utica (20-8-1): Carson Applegate single, double, two walks, one run scored; Luke Odden double, walk, one run scored, one RBI; Daedrick Cail double; Will King two singles; Edwin Tavarez two singes, one RBI.
Next up: Utica plays a doubleheader in Little Falls Saturday against the Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs. Watertown plays at hoke Saturday against Newark.
Next meeting: Utica visits Watertown and the fairgrounds Sunday.
Saugerties Stallions 9, Boonville Baseball Club 5, first game
The Boonville Baseball Club held on to win the second game and earn a split of Friday's doubleheader at Saugerties. Garrison Berkley singled leading off the seventh inning of the nightcap for Saugerties and advanced to third base with one out as the potential tying run.
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Boonville: Giovanni Calamia single, walk, hit by pitch, two runs scored; Efrain Correa Jr two singles, hit by pitch, one run scored; Dan Tauken single, two RBI; Bryce Collis hit by two pitches; relievers Jack Walker, the winning pitcher, and Praxie Vigil, who earned a save, shut Saugerties out for the final five innings.
Saugerties: Garrett Michel home run, single, two walks, two runs scored, two RBI; Jake Skrine two singles, double, walk, three RBI; Garrison Berkley double, walk, one run scored, one RBI; ; Brandon Fish walk, two runs scored, one RBI; Max Cotier single, hit by pitch, sac fly, one run scored, one RBI.
Boonville Baseball Club 6, Saugerties Stallions 5, second game
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Boonville (11-17): Dan Tauken three singles, walk, two runs scored; Ryan Rifenberg two singles, two runs scored; Tim McHugh single, two RBI; AJ Pabst three-for-three, walk; Tyler Yakimsky hit by two pitches, one RBI.
Saugerties (16-14-1): Jake Skrine single, double, one run scored; Easton Bertrand two singles, walk, two runs scored, one RBI; Gavon Wray struck out six batters in 3 1/3 scoreless innings of relief.
Next up: Saugerties plays at Oneonta Saturday. Boonville next plays Monday at home against Mohawk Valley.
Next meeting: The teams will play another doubleheader July 20 at Saugerties' Cantine Field.
Oneonta Outlaws 15, Elmira Pioneers 4
Thirty-two Oneonta batters reached base and the Outlws scored nine runs in the final three innings of a 15-4 victory over the Elmira Pioneers.
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Oneonta (15-15-1): Dylan Broderick double, triple, hit by two pitches, two runs scored, two RBI; Henry Pelinski single, double, two walks, hit by pitch, three RBI, two runs scored; Evan Keegan three singles, hit by pitch, three RBI, two runs scored; Mario Disso two singes, walk, three runs scored, one RBI; Devin Boone two singles, two walks, three runs scored, one RBI; six batters hit by pitches pitchers, eight walks; Carter Dorighi two singles, walk, three RBI; Logan Hutter two singles, walk, two runs scored; Jelani Hamer hit by two pitches, two RBI; Christian Coombes, Jake Sandridge, Ryan Finnegan combined to strike out 14 batters.
Elmira (11-15): Frank Wayman single, double, walk, one RBI; Bobby Marsh single, double, one run scored, one RBI; Max Mandler two singles, hit by pitch, two runs scored.
Next up: Oneonta plays at home Saturday against Saugerties. Elmira has a game in Jamestown Saturday.
Next meeting: The team meet again in Oneonta July 24.
SCORES
Amsterdam Mohawks 7, Glens Falls Dragons 4
Batavia Muckdogs 12, Geneva Red Wings 3
Jamestown Tarp Skunks 14, Auburn Doubledays 7
Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs 8, Albany Dutchmen 2
Newark Pilots 10, Niagara Power 5
Oneonta Outlaws 15, Elmira Pioneers 4
Saugerties Stallions 9, Boonville Baseball Club 5, first game
Boonville Baseball Club 6, Saugerties Stallions 5, second game
Watertown Rapids 9, Utica Blue Sox 2
Thursday, July 7 games
Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs 12, Boonville Baseball Club 3
Fort Plain High School graduate and future Herkimer College General Troy Butler won for the third time in four starts, striking out eight Boonville Baseball Club batters through five innings in a 12-3 Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs victory.
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Boonville (10-16): Dan Tauken single, double, one RBI; Conner Lynch single, double, one RBI; Giovani Calamia triple, walk, on run scored, one RBI, two stolen bases; Lane Gay two singles, walk, on run scored, two stolen bases.
Mohawk Valley (14-14): Pete Durocher three singles, walk, two runs scored, two RBI, two stolen bases; Jimmy Sullivan double, walk, two runs scored, two RBI; Orlando Pena two singles, walk, two runs scored, two RBI; Alfredo Delgado double, walk, two runs scored; Zach Brush triple, walk, sac fly, one run scored, one RBI; Ernesto Polanco single, walk, hit by pitch, one run scored; Richie Sica single, two sac flies, two RBI; Troy Butler struck out eight batters over five innings while allowing two runs on four hits and won for the third time in four starts.
Next up: The DiamondDawgs travel to Albany for a game Friday and return home for two against Utica Saturday. Boonville plays the second of five doubleheaders in 15 days Friday at Saugerties.
Next meeting: Mohawk Valley plays at Boonville Monday.
Glens Falls Dragons 6, Utica Blue Sox 5, 10 innings
Mario Cubello started the 10th inning at second base and scored the winning run on a wild pitch as the Glens Falls Dragons defeated the Utica Blue Sox 6-5. Trailing 5-3, Utica had loaded the bases without a hit in the top of the ninth inning and tied the score on Brady Short's two-run single.
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Utica (20-8-1): Ryan Enos three singles, one RBI; Troy Hamilton two singles, walk, one run scored; Dewey Roden three singles, hit by pitch, one RBI, raised batting average to .413; Brady Short two singles, two RBI; Christian Hile struck out five of the six batters he faced in two innings of relief.
Glens Falls (6-24): Mario Cubello two singles, double, one run scored, one RBI; Reece DeCastro home run; catcher Danny Moshier threw out three runners trying to steal including two in eighth inning, singled in 10th inning.
Next up: Utica plays at home Friday against Watertown; the Blue Sox played their fourth consecutive road game Thursday and play the first two of four more Saturday in Little Falls against the Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs. Glens Falls plays in Amsterdam Friday.
Next meeting: Thursday's game was the teams' only scheduled meeting.
Auburn 7, Elmira 6
JC Peacher drove home the go-ahead run with a single and later scored on an Assaf sacrific fly in the top of the ninth inning, and the Auburn Doubledays held Elmira to a single run in the bottom of the inning to prserve a 7-6 victory. Former Herkimer College General Frank Wayman scored on a wild pitch with two outs in the bottom of the ninth and the game ended on a strikeout with a teammate stranded at third base.
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Auburn (15-15): JC Peacher three singles, two runs scored, one RBI; Kobe Stenson single, double, walk, one run scored, one RBI; Michael Cervantes pinch-hit triple, one run scored; Luke Hanson two singles, hit by pitch, one run scored; Assaf Lowengart single, sac fly, three RBI.
Elmira (11-14): Bobby Marsh three singles, double, two RBI, one run scored; Lucas Phelps two singles, double, one RBI; Frank Wayman single, walk, two runs scored, one RBI; Cooper Smith single, hit by pitch, two runs scored.
Next up: Elmira plays at home Friday against Oneonta. Auburn hosts Jamestown Friday.
Next meeting: Elmira travels to Auburn July 14.
SCORES
Amsterdam Mohawks 5, Saugerties Stallions 0
Batavia Muckdogs 10, Oneonta Outlaws 3, first game
Oneonta Outlaws 6, Batavia Muckdogs 1, second game
Elmira Pioneers 7, Auburn Doubledays 6
Glens Falls Dragons 6, Utica Blue Sox 5, 10 innings
Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs 12, Boonville Baseball Club 3
Newark Pilots 10, Geneva Red Wings 1
Wednesday, July 6 games
Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs 4, Jamestown Tarp Skunks 0, first game
The Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs scored four runs in the first innings of the first game and won 4-0, then broke a scoreless tie with five runs in the third inning of the second game and completed a sweep of Jamestown with an 11-1 win in five.
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Jamestown: Henry Martinez single, double; Cody Bey, Johnny Kampes, Brandon Lane, Julian Thompson single each; Nathan Smith pitched four scoreless innings of relief.
Mohawk Valley: Darin Horn, Ethan Patch combined to pitch team's fifth shutout of the season, allowing six hits and walking one batter while striking out nine; Alfredo Delgado home run, walk, three RBI, one run scored; Evan Berta two singles, one run scored; Demetrius Johnson triple, walk; Garrett Musey sac fly.
Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs 11, Jamestown Tarp Skunks 1, five innings, second game
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Jamestown (15-2-1): Mark Tucker double, walk, one RBI; Brandon Lane single, one un scored; Dan Maglio, Trey Zeroski single, walk each.
Mohawk Valley (13-14): starting pitcher Hayden Duke struck out 10 batters through four innings and earned his first PGCBL victory; Duke has 26 strikeouts in 10 innings in his last two starts and leads the league with 43 in 19 innings; Garrett Musey league-leading seventh home run, single, walk, three RBI, two runs scored; Pete Durocher two singles, walk, three runs scored, three RBI; Evan Berta single, double, one run scored, one RBI; Zach Brush three walks, two runs scored; Ethan Valdez two singles, walk, two run scored, one RBI; Alfredo Delgado double, two RBI.
Next up: The DiamondDawgs play in Little Falls again Thursday against Boonville. Jamestown travels to Auburn Friday.
Next meeting: Wednesday's twinbill was the only scheduled meeting this season for the teams.
Saugerties Stallions 1, Utica Blue Sox 1, eight innings, tie, first game
The Utica Blue Sox and Saugerties Stallions settled for a 1-1 tie in a game that went scoreless into an extra inning in the first game and the Stallions rolled to an 11-1 win in the second game of a doubleheader. Saugerties pitchers allowed two runs on seven hits in 14 total innings. The first game was the second to end in a tie in PGCBL doubleheader play this season.
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Utica: Alex Canino pitched six innings of relief and did not allow a hit until after the Blue Sox had taken a 1-0 lead in the top of the eighth; Ryan Maka single, one RBI; Avery Lee one run scored; Chris Fernandez single.
Saugerties: starting pitcher Bryce Reimer held Utica hitless until the sixth inning; Jake Skrine single, one run scored; Garrett Michel single, on RBI.
Saugerties Stallions 11, Utica Blue Sox 1, second game
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Utica (20-7-1): Troy Hamilton two singles; Will King double; Lukas Schramm sac fly.
Saugerties (15-12-1): Max Cotier single, double, walk, two runs scored, one RBI; Kip Fougerousse single, double, walk, two runs scored, one RBI; Garrett Michel two singles, two runs scored; Garrison Berkley three-for-three, one run scored, one RBI; Niko Amory, Brett Heckert single, two RBI each; starting pitcher Noah DeLuga allowed one run through five innings and earned his first PGCBL win.
Next up: Utica travels to Glens Falls for a Thursday game. Saugerties plays at Amsterdam Thursday.
Next meeting: Utica swept a June 22 doubleheader at home and wins the season series 2-1-1.
Elmira Pioneers 7, Watertown Rapids 2, first game
The Elmira Pioneers and Watertown Rapids split a Wednesday doubleheader in their only meeting of the season at the fairgrounds in Watertown.
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Elmira: Joe Olsavsky single, triple, two runs scored, one RBI; Max Mandler two singles, walk, one run scored, one RBI; Frank Wayman single, one run scored.
Watertown: Colin Hageman singles, two walks, one run scored, one RBI; Owen Parliament hit by pitch, one run scored; Connor Maxwell single.
Watertown Rapids 4, Elmira Pioneers 2, second game
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Elmira (11-13): Bobby Marsh single, one RBI; Max Mandler, Cooper Smith singe, one run scored each.
Watertown (9-19): Ellis Schwartz single, triple; Connor Maxwell single, two RBI; starting and winning pitcher Spencer Brown allowed one unearned run through five innings; Ryan Peters pitched two innings for his second save.
Next up: Elmira returns home for a Thursday game against Auburn. Watertown has Thursday off and travels to Utica Friday.
Next meeting: Wednesday was the only scheduled meeting for the teams.
SCORES
Albany Dutchmen 2, Geneva Red Wings 1, first game
Geneva Red Wings 3, Albany Dutchmen 2, second game
Auburn Doubledays 9, Glens Falls Dragons 2, first game
Auburn Doubledays 11, Glens Falls Dragons 4, second game
Boonville Baseball Club 7, Newark Pilots 3, first game
Boonville Baseball Club 6, Newark Pilots 4, second game
Elmira Pioneers 7, Watertown Rapids 2, first game
Watertown Rapids 4, Elmira Pioneers 2, second game
Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs 4, Jamestown Tarp Skunks 0, first game
Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs 11, Jamestown Tarp Skunks 1, five innings, second game
Niagara Power 11, Batavia Muckdogs 5
Saugerties Stallions 1, Utica Blue Sox 1, eight innings, tie, first game
Saugerties Stallions 11, Utica Blue Sox 1, second game
Tuesday, July 5 games
SCORES
Auburn Doubledays 2, Elmira Pioneers 1
Albany Dutchmen at Oneonta Outlaws, postponed
Batavia Muckdogs at Geneva Red Wings, postponed
Niagara Powers at Amsterdam Mohawks, doubleheader, postponed
Utica Blue Sox at Boonville Baseball Club, postponed
Monday, July 4 games
Oneonta Outlaws 6, Glens Falls Dragons 1
Ryan Packard was a winner in his first Perfect Game Collegiate Baseball League start and Herkimer College teammate Trey Miller scored two runs in the Oneonta Outlaws' 6-1 Independence Day victory. Glens Falls lost for the 11th time in 12 games.
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Glens Falls (5-22): Mario Cubello two singles, walk; Will Minett single, one run scored; Kyle Zaslaw sac fly; Aidan Stevens double.
Oneonta (13-14-1): Devin Boone double, walk, two RBI, one run scored; Mario Disso single, walk, two RBI, one run scored; Trey Miller single, walk, two runs scored; Ryan Packard struck out four batters in two scoreless innings and was credited with his first PGCBL victory.
Next up: Glens Falls has a Wednesday doubleheader at home against Auburn. Oneonta was rained out at home Tuesday and has Wednesday off before playing a Thursday doubleheader against Batavia.
Next meeting: Glens Falls plays at Oneonta July 11.
Watertown Rapids 11, Newark Pilots 3
Watertown scored seven runs in the first three innings and defeated the Newark Pilots 11-3 behind Aidan Maxwell, a West Canada Valley High School graduate who recently completed his first year at SUNY-Cobleskill.
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Watertown (8-18): West Canada Valley High School graduate Aidan Maxwell pitched six innings and won his second consecutive start; Michael Norton pitched three scoreless innings for a save; Tyree Bradley three-for-three, two doubles, walk, hit by pitch, two RBI, one run scored; Clay Grady single, double, triple, walk, three run scored, one RBI; Elvis Lopez double, walk, two runs scored, two RBI; Jake Humes single, double, walk, hit by pitch, one run scored, one RBI.
Newark (9-14): Kobe Mentzer single, double, walk, one RBI; Hazel Martinez single, walk, one run scored, one RBI.
Next up: Watertown hosts a Wednesday doubleheader against Elmira. Newark plays two in Boonville Wednesday.
Next meeting: Newark travels to Watertown July 27.
Saugerties Stallions 13, Albany Dutchmen 8
The Saugerties Stallions shook off Albany's seven-run fifth inning to tie the game in the bottom of the fifth and go on to a 13-8 victory. Garrison Berkley hit a bases-loaded triple and drove in six runs for Albany.
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Albany (15-11): Alex Brill three singles, two RBI, one run scored; Nick Schwartz two singles, walk, two RBI, one run scored; Chance Checca, Austin Bode two singles, one run scored each; David Silva Jr two singles, one RBI; Ty Gallagher singles, walk, one run scored, one RBI; Matt Bergevin single, two RBI; Anthony Raimo Jr walk, one run scored.
Saugerties (14-12): Garrison Berkley single, triple, sac fly, six RBI; Easton Bertrand three singles, walk, three runs scored; Alex Rodriguez three singles, one RBI; Jake Skrine two singles, walk, one run scored; Kip Fougerousse double, walk, three runs scored; Max Cotier singles, walk, two runs scored, one RBI; starting pitcher Alex Canney pitched four scoreless innings and Gavon Wray pitched two scoreless innings for the win in relief.
Next up: Saugerties hosts a doubleheader against Utica Wednesday. Albany was rained out in Oneonta Tuesday and has a home doubleheader Wednesday against Geneva.
Next meeting: Saugerties plays at Albany July 12.
SCORES
Jamestown Tarp Skunks 5, Auburn Doubledays 2
Niagara Power 8, Batavia Muckdogs 7
Oneonta Outlaws 6, Glens Falls Dragons 1
Saugerties Stallions 13, Albany Dutchmen 8
Watertown Rapids 11, Newark Pilots 3
Sunday, July 3 games
Utica Blue Sox 4, Mohawk Valley DaimondDawgs 3
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Mohawk Valley (11-14): Evan Berta two singles, double, two runs scored; Pete Durocher two singles, triple, one run scored, one RBI; Brady Fureno, Orlando Pena single, double each.
Utica (20-6): Carson Appplegate three-for-three, two doubles, one run scored, one RBI, four hits and two walks in first six PGCBL plate appearances; Ryan Maka single, triple, one run scored, one RBI; David Thompson two scoreless innings for fourth save.
Next up: Utica plays at Boonville Tuesday. Mohawk Valley has two days off before hosting a Wednesday doubleheader against Jamestown.
Next meeting: Utica travels to Little Falls for a Saturday doubleheader against the DiamondDawgs.
SCORES
Amsterdam Mohawks 5, Saugerties Stallions 1
Boonville Baseball Club 10, Watertown Rapids 7
Geneva Red Wings 5, Batavia Muckdogs 4, 10 innings
Glens Falls Dragons 2, Albany Dutchmen 1
Jamestown Tarp Skunks 13, Niagara Power 8
Utica Blue Sox 4, Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs 3
Saturday, July 2 games
Utica Blue Sox 14, Boonville Baseball Club 1, five innings
The first nine Utica batters reached base and the Blue Sox knocked out the opposing starting pitcher before recording an out in a nine-run first inning on the way to a 14-1 victory.
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Utica (19-6): Brandon Peterson pitched a five-inning complete game, striking out nine batters while allowing one run on two hits and one walk; Lukas Schramm home run, walk, hit by pitch, three RBI, two run scored; Ryan Maka single, double, one run scored, one RBI; Clark Burroughs two singles, one run scored, one RBI; Carson Applegate single, two walks, two runs scored, two RBI; Brady Short double, two run scored, two RBI; Troy Hamilton single, walk, hit by pitch, two RBI, one run scored; Edwin Tavarez single, hit by pitch, two runs scored, two RBI; Avery Lee three walks, one run scored; five batters hit by pitches.
Boonville (6-14): Giovanni Calamia double, one RBI; AJ Pabst single, one run scored.
Next up: Utica has a Sunday home game against Mohawk Valley. Boonville travels to Watertown Sunday.
Next meeting: The teams play again Tuesday in Boonville.
Albany Dutchmen 3, Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs 1
Two Albany pitchers held the Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs hitless until Orlando Pena led off the eighth with a single against the third. Tyler Young drove in two runs and scored the third in the third inning.
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Mohawk Valley (11-13): Pete Durocher double, two walks, one run scored; Orlando Pena single; Evan Berta two assists from left field; starting pitcher Colin Gauthier struck out seven batters through six innings; Ethan MIller pitched two innings with two strikeouts in relief.
Albany (15-9): Tyler Young double, two RBI, one run scored; Nick Schwartz single, one RBI; Alex Brill triple, one run scored; Caden Shapiro walk, one run scored; starting and winning pitcher Frankie Sanchez struck out eight batters and walked one through five hitless innings; Scott Griesemer did not allow a hit in two innings of relief; Jack Wren pitched two scoreless innings for a save.
Next up: The DiamondDawgs travel to Utica for a Sunday game. Albany plays at Glens Falls Sunday.
Next meeting: Mohawk Valley returns to Albany Friday.
SCORE
Albany Dutchmen 3, Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs 1
Amsterdam Mohawks 22, Glens Falls Dragons 2, seven innings
Newark Pilots 2, Auburn Doubledays 0
Niagara Power 17, Jamestown Tarp Skunks 7
Saugerties Stallions 5, Oneonta Outlaws 2
Utica Blue Sox 14, Boonville Baseball Club 1
SCHEDULE
Watertown Rapids at Geneva Red Wings, 7:05 p.m.
Friday, July 1 games
Amsterdam Mohawks 3, Utica Blue Sox 0, first game
Aidan Kidd, Nolan Lamere and Santhosh Gottam combined to pitch a shutout in the first game and Collin Brougham and Conner Whittaker allowed a single unearned run in the second game as the Amsterdam Mohawks swept a doubleheader between PGCBL division leaders. The Mohawks went scoreless until the fifth inning of each game.
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Amsterdam: Nick Giamarusti home run, two RBI, one run scored; Ian Perutz double, one run scored; Brett Coker double; Cade Bush single, double, one run scored; Gage Miller hit by pitch for 13th time this season; Zach Gardiner sac fly, one RBI; Aidan KIdd, Nolan Lamere and Santhosh Gottam combined to strike out nine batters while allowing six hits and five walks.
Utica: Dewey Roden single, walk; Troy Hamilton single, walk; left 10 runners on base.
Amsterdam Mohawks 3, Utica Blue Sox 1, second game
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Amsterdam (23-4): Cade Bush home run; Nick Giamarusti single, hit by pitch, one run scored; Mark Black two walks, one run scored; Conner Whittaker, the winning pitcher in relief, allowed one hit over three scoreless innings with five strikeouts and one walk.
Utica (18-6): Chris Fernandez single, one run scored; Daedrick Cail, Ryan Enos, Edwin Tavarez single each; Blue Sox have lost three games in a row for the second time this season after winning 14 in between.
Next up: Utica travels to Boonville Saturday. Amsterdam plays at Glens Falls Saturday.
Next meeting: Utica visits Amsterdam July 28.
More:Amsterdam's pitching shines in doubleheader sweep of Utica
Auburn Doubledays 1, Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs 0, six innings
Ryan Cesarini, the first batter of the game, walked and circled the bases in a hitless first inning to account for the only run in a weather-shortened 1-0 Auburn victory in Little Falls. Troy Butler pitched a one-hit complete game and took the loss for Mohawk Valley while Eddie Rives countered with a three-hit shutout for Auburn.
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Auburn (11-13): Eddie Rives earned his first PGCBL win with a six-inning shutout, allowing three hits while striking out three batters and walking two; Ryan Cesarini walk, one run scored; Dylan Mackenzie sac fly; Zane Roos single.
Mohawk Valley (11-12): Troy Butler struck out seven batters and allowed one unearned run on one hit and two walks in a six-inning complete game; Butler has not allowed an earned run in his last three starts, allowing four hits while striking out 27 batters over 17 2/3 innings; Zach Brush, Pete Durocher, Ernesto Polanco single each.
Next up: The DiamondDawgs travel to Albany Saturday. Auburn is home for Saturday's game against Newark.
Next meeting: Auburn swept the teams' season series 2-0.
Albany Dutchmen 7, Glens Falls Dragons 1
Ty Gallagher, the starting catcher for Herkimer College's NJCAA championship team in the spring, hit his first PGCBL home run and the Albany Dutchmen dealt the Glens Falls Dragons their ninth consecutive defeat.
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Glens Falls (4-20): Danny Moshier two singles; Aidan Stevens single, hit by pitch, one run scored.
Albany (14-9): Ty Gallagher home run, walk, two RBI, one run scored; David Silva Jr single, double; Austin Bode single, double, one run scored, one RBI; Anthony Raimo Jr hit by pitch, one run scored; Tyler Young three walks, one run scored; Mike DiMartino, Conner O'Neill, Alex Brill combined to limit Glens Falls to one unearned run while striking out 11 batters.
Next up: Albany has a Saturday home game against Mohawk Valley. Glens Falls plays at Amsterdam Saturday.
Next meeting: The teams meet again Sunday in Gens Falls.
Watertown Rapids 12, Boonville Baseball Club 1, seven innings
The Watertown Rapids cored nine runs in the first inning and defeated the Boonville Baseball Club under the PFCBL mercy rule.
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Boonville (6-13): Tyler Yakimsky two singles, one RBI; Ryan Rifenberg single, walk, hit by pitch.
Watertown (6-17): Elis Schwartz two singles, walk, one run scored, one RBI; Elvis Lopez two singles, two RBI, one run scored; Jonah Shearer walk, hit by two pitches, two runs scored; M Diaz single, hit by pitch, two runs scored, one RBI; Wyatt Parliament struck out seven batters while allowing one run on four hits and one walk over five innings and earned his first PGCBL win.
Next up: Boonville has a Saturday game against Utica. Watertown plays at Geneva Saturday.
Next meeting: The teams meet again Sunday at the fairgrounds in Watertown.
SCORES
Albany Dutchmen 7, Glens Falls Dragons 1
Amsterdam Mohawks 3, Utica Blue Sox 0, first game
Amsterdam Mohawks 3, Utica Blue Sox 1, second game
Auburn Doubledays 1, Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs 0, six innings
Elmira Pioneers 13, Newark Pilots 0, five innings
Niagara Power 6, Geneva Red Wings 5, 10 innings
Saugerties Stallions 6, Oneonta Outlaws 5, 10 innings
Watertown Rapids 12, Boonville Baseball Club 1, seven innings
Thursday, June 30 games
Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs 5, Boonville Baseball Club 4
Three Mohawk Valley pitchers combined to strike out 23 Boonville Baseball Club batters Thursday and the DiamondDawgs walked off with a 5-4 win with three runs in the bottom of the ninth inning at Veterans Memorial Park. Brady Fureno drove Orlando Pena and Ernesto Polanco home as the tying and winning runs with a bases-loaded single with one out in the ninth.
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Boonville (6-12): Tim McHugh double, walk, two runs scored; Conner Lynch double, walk; Dan Tauken two singles, one RBI; Nate Zambri pitched three hitless innings of relief with two strikeouts and two walks; AJ Pabst single, walk, one RBI, losing pitcher in relief.
Mohawk Valley (11-11): Hayden Duke struck out 16 batters over six innings, including seven of the first eight Boonville batters to start the game; Duke allowed one run on four hits and one walk; Tyler Babel added two strikeouts and Billy Hoffacker, the winning pitcher in relief, had five in two innings; Evan Berta two doubles, walk, two RBI; Pete Durocher double, walk, hit by pitch; Garrett Musey single, double, walk, hit by pitch; Brady Fureno single, walk, hit by pitch, two RBI, one run scored; Ernesto Polanco two singles, walk, two runs scored; Zach Brush single, walk.
Next up: The DiamondDawgs play at home again Friday against Auburn. Boonville plays in Watertown Friday.
Next meeting: Boonville returns to Little Falls July 7.
Watertown Rapids 16, Utica Blue Sox 6, eight innings
The Watertown Rapids took a 4-0 lead in the first inning and scored seven runs in the eighth to end Thursday's game under the PGCBL mercy rule and end Utica's league-record winning streak at 14 games. Connor Maxwell scored on a wild pitch to end the game.
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Utica (18-4): Luke Odden two singles, walk, two runs scored; Edwin Tavarez two singles, one run scored; Troy Hamilton single, double, walk, one run scored; Brady Short two singles, one run scored.
Watertown (6-17): Tyree Bradley home run, single, two walks, three runs scored, two RBI; Owen Parliament home run, single, walk, three RBI, two runs scored; Colin Hageman single, three walks, three runs scored; Elvis Lopez double, three RBI, one run scored; Rob Conley double, two runs scored, one RBI.
Next up: Western Division-leading Utica has a Friday doubleheader at Murnane Field against Amsterdam, the leader in the East. Watertown plays at home again Friday against the Boonville Baseball Club.
Next meeting: Watertown travels to Utica July 8.
SCORES
Amsterdam Mohawks 5, Albany Dutchmen 4
Batavia Muckdogs 12, Jamestown Tarp Skunks 6
Geneva Red Wings 11, Elmira Pioneers 5
Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs 5, Boonville Baseball Club 4
Newark Pilots 8, Auburn Doubledays 3
Oneonta Outlaws 16, Glens Falls Dragons 10
Watertown Rapids 16, Utica Blue Sox 6, eight innings
Wednesday, June 29 games
Utica Blue Sox 9, Boonville Baseball Club 2, first game
The Utica Blue Sox extended their PGCBL-record winning streak to 14 games by beating the Boonville Baseball Cub twice Wednesday at Murnane Field. The Blue Sox have not lost since dropping three games in a row early in the season.
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Boonville: Bryce Collis single, double, one RBI; Scott Seeker two singles; Efrain Correa Jr single, hit by two pitches; AJ Pabst single, walk, one run scored.
Utica: Ryan Enos single, double, three RBI, one run scored; Dewey Roden single, double, one run scored, one RBI; E Tavarez hit by pitch; Brady Short three-for-three, two runs scored, one RBI; Avery Lee two walks, one run scored; starting pitcher Jack Zupfer went five innings for the win and David Thurman finished with two scoreless innings.
Utica Blue Sox 10, Boonville Baseball Club 0, six innings, second game
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Boonville (6-11): Dalen Griffith, Ryan Rifenberg, Tyler Yakimsky, Derrick Yuengling one hit each.
Utica (18-3): Kade Reinertson double, hit by pitch, two runs scored, two RBI; Luke Odden single, walk, two runs scored, two RBI; Dewey Roden double, two RBI, one run scored; Chris Fernandez single, two walks, two RBI, one run scored; starting pitcher Alex Canino and reliever Gehrig Spradlin combined on a four-hit shutout with seven strikeouts.
Next up: The Blue Sox travel to Watertown for a Thursday game. Boonville plays in Little Falls Thursday against the Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs.
Next meeting: The Blue Sox travel to Boonville Saturday.
Auburn Doubledays 11, Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs 5
The Auburn Doubledays trailed 4-1 before tying Wednesday's game on Kaden Kram's bases-loaded double in the fourth inning. They took the lead with two runs in the fifth and added three in the sixth. Zach Brush, a Utica-Notre Dame graduate from New York Mills, homered for the first Mohawk Valley run in the second inning and gave the DiamondDawgs a 3-1 lead with a two-run double in the top of the fourth.
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Mohawk Valley (10-11): Zach Brush single, double, home run, three RBI, two runs scored; Orlando Pena double, walk, one RBI; Pete Durocher single, walk, one run scored.
Auburn (10-12): Ryan Cesarini two singles, walk, four runs scored; Luke Hanson double, two walks, two RBI, one run scored; Kaden Kram two doubles, two RBI, one run scored; Dylan Mackenzie single, triple, three RBI, one run scored; Lane Little pitched three hitless innings of relief with three strikeouts.
Next up: Mohawk Valley is back home in Little Falls for Thursday's game against Boonvile. Auburn plays at Newark Thursday.
Next meeting: The Doubledays and DiamondDawgs play at Veterans Memorial Park in Little Falls Friday.
Oneonta Outlaws 5, Amsterdam Mohawks 2
The Oneonta Outlaws shut out Amsterdam through the first seven innings and ended the Mohawk's six-game winning streak by holding them under 10 runs for the first time since the streak started.
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Amsterdam (20-4): Paul Winland single, two walks, one RBI; Cade Bush double, hit by pitch; relievers Chris Suter and Jude Abbadessa each pitched two scoreless innings.
Oneonta (10-11-1): starting and winning pitcher Tyler Sausville shut Amsterdam out for the first seven innings, allowing two hits while striking out nine batters and walking three; Joel Hayner pitched a hitless eighth inning; Mario Disso two singles, two RBI; Trey MIller single, walk, two runs scored.
Next up: Amsterdam plays at home against Albany Thursday. Oneonta travels to Glens Falls Thursday.
Next meeting: Oneonta's Outlaws visit Amsterdam July 12.
SCORES
Auburn Doubledays 11, Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs 5
Batavia Muckdogs 6, Elmira Pioneers 1
Geneva Red Wings 1, Niagara Power 0, first game
Geneva Red Wings 9, Niagara Power 1, second game
Newark Pilots 12, Jamestown Tarp Skunks 2
Oneonta Outlaws 5, Amsterdam Mohawks 2
Saugerties Stallions 8, Glens Falls Dragons 3
Utica Blue Sox 9, Boonville Baseball Club 2, first game
Utica Blue Sox 10, Boonville Baseball Club 0, six innings, second game
Tuesday, June 28 games
Saugerties Stallions 4, Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs 0, first game
The Saugerties Stallions and Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs split Tuesday's doubleheader in Little Falls. Alex Canney and James Reilly combined on a six-hit shutout in a 4-0 Saugerties win in Game 1. The DiamondDawgs took advantage of seven walks, two hit batters and PGCBL home run leader Garrett Musey's grand slam in the first two innings and five Saugerties errors in the last two in a 12-7 win in Game 2.
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Saugerties: Mason Speaker two doubles, two RBI, one run scored; Brandon Fish double, one RBI; starting and winning pitcher Alex Canney allowed five hits through five scoreless innings, James Reilly allowed one hit in two innings of relief, and the pair struck out six batters while walking two in the Stallions' second shutout in three games.
Mohawk Valley: Brady Fureno single, hit by pitch; Richie Sica single, walk; starting pitcher Doug Marose allowed one earned run on five hits and struck out seven batters over five innings.
Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs 12, Saugerties Stallions 7, second game
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Saugerties (10-11): David Shackelford home run; Garrison Berkley single, double, walk, two RBI, one run scored; Kip Fougerousse double, two walks, one run scored, one RBI; Colin Mackle single, double, walk, two runs scored, two RBI; Alex Rodriguez, single, two walks, one run scored.
Mohawk Valley (10-10): Garrett Musey grand slam, walk, four RBI, two runs scored; Orlando Pena home run, single, walk, four RBI, one run scored; Marshall Awtry single, walk, hit by pitch, three runs scored, one RBI; Noah Lucier two singles, walk, hit by pitch, one run scored, one RBI; Zach Brush single, two walks, two runs scored; Dom Spinoso, the winning pitcher in relief, pitched 2 1/3 scoreless innings and Ethan Patch added two hitless innings for a save.Next up: Mohawk Valley plays at Auburn Wednesday. Saugerties is home Wednesday for a game against Glens Falls.
Next meeting: the teams split their season series with each winning two games.
Utica Blue Sox 7, Auburn Doubledays 1
West Division-leading Utica made it 12 wins in a row when the Blue Sox defeated Auburn's Doubledays 7-1. Auburn scored first in the top of the first inning but was shut out from there and Utica took the lead when Dewey Roden homered following Will King's single leading off the fourth.
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Auburn (9-12): JC Peacher two singles, one run scored; Assaf Lowengart single, double, one RBI.
Utica (16-3): Dewey Roden home run, single, walk, three RBI, one run scored; Ryan Enos two singles, walk, one run scored, one RBI; Will King two singles, two walks, two run scored; starting and winning pitcher Evan Esch went seven innings, striking out six batters while allowing the one Auburn run on five hits and one walk.
Next up: Utica plays at home again Wednesday against Boonville. Auburn plays at home Wednesday against Mohawk Valley.
Next meeting: Auburn returns to Utica July 19.
SCORES
Batavia Muckdogs 7, Niagara Power 1
Elmira Pioneers 9, Oneonta Outlaws 2
Saugerties Stallions 4, Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs 0, first game
Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs 12, Saugerties Stallions 7, second game
Utica Blue Sox 7, Auburn Doubledays 1
Monday, June 27 games
Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs 16, Glens Falls Dragons 0, five innings
Rhode Island College left-hander Colin Gauthier came within one out of a mercy rule-shortened five-inning no-hitter for the Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs who homered three times in a 16-0 win over the Glens Falls Dragons.
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Glens Falls (4-17): Anthony Ruzzo singled in his only plate appearance with two outs in the fifth inning; sixth consecutive loss and fourth in a row shortened by mercy rule.
Mohawk Valley (9-9): Pete Durocher grand slam, triple, five RBI, two runs scored; Alfredo Delgado home run, single, two runs scored, two RBI; Marshall Awtry home run, two walks, three RBI, two runs scored; Evan Berta single, double, two rus scored; Garrett Musey two walks, hit by pitch, two runs scored; Zach Brush two singles, walk, two runs scored; Gauthier struck out four batters, walked one and faced 18 batters in a five-inning complete game.
Next up: Mohawk Valley is home again Tuesday for a doubleheader against Saugerties. Glens Falls plays at Saugerties Wednesday.
Next meeting: Glens Falls returns to Little Falls July 12 and 18.
SCORES
Amsterdam Mohawks 11, Albany Dutchmen 5
Auburn Doubledays 13, Watertown Rapids 3, seven innings
Geneva Red Wings 13, Newark Pilots 0, six innings
Jamestown Tarp Skunks 13, Niagara Power 1, six innings
Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs 16, Glens Falls Dragons 0, five innings
Oneonta Outlaws 7, Saugerties Stallions 3
Sunday, June 26 games
SCORES
Amsterdam Mohawks 13, Glens Falls Dragons 1, five innings, first game
Amsterdam Mohawks 13, Glens Falls Dragons 0, five innings, second game
Elmira Pioneers 18, Niagara Power 9
Newark Pilots 14, Batavia Muckdogs 10
Watertown 11, Boonville 9
Saturday, June 25 games
Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs 10, Glen Falls Dragons 7, even innings
Former Fort Plain Hilltopper Troy Butler ran his scoreless streak to 12 innings with 20 strikeouts over two starts as he combined with Ruben Del Castillo to shut out Glens Falls 10-0 in a game shortened to seven innings under the PGCBL mercy rule.
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Mohawk Valley (8-9): Alfredo Delgado double, walk, sac fly, two runs scored, two RBI; Garrett Musey double, two walks, hit by pitch, three runs scored, one RBI; Pete Durocher single, walk, sac fly, two runs scored, one RBI; Ernesto Polanco double, one RBI; Evan Berta single, walk, two runs scored; Noah Lucier single, two RBI; Zach Bruch single, two walks, one run scored, one RBI; winning pitcher Troy Butler struck out nine batters over five innings while allowing one hit and three walks in his second consecutive scoreless start; Ruben Del Castillo allowed one hit and struck out three batters in two innings of relief.
Glens Falls (4-14): Phillip Krpta single, double.
Next up: Glens Falls plays at home again Sunday against Amsterdam while Mohawk Valley has the day off
Next meeting: The teams meet again Monday in Little Falls.
Utica Blue Sox 4, Auburn Doubledays 2
The Utica Blue Sox added an 11th game to their winning streak as three pitchers limited Auburn's Doubledays to five hits in a 4-2 win at Falcon Park.
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Utica (15-3): Logan Wenzel, the third Utica pitcher, allowed two hits and struck out six batters over 4 1/3 innings for the win; Edwin Tavarez two singles, double, one RBI; Will King single, two RBI; Avery Lee single, three walks, one run scored; Brady Short single, walk, hit by pitch, one run scored.
Auburn (8-11): Zane Roos double, walk, one RBI; Dylan Mackenzie two singles, walk, one run scored; JC Peacher single, walk, one run scored.
Next up: Auburn has a Monday home game against Watertown while Utica has two days off.
Next meeting: The teams play again Tuesday in Utica.
Amsterdam Mohawks 17, Boonville Baseball Club 3, seven innings
The Amsterdam Mohawks scored 10 runs in the first inning at Shuttleworth Park and ended their second consecutive game in seven innings with a 17-3 victory. The Mohawks started with a home run, two other hits, two walks and two hit batters against a starter who did not retire a batter. Amsterdam leadoff hitter Gage Miller reached base six times and drove in five runs; he walked and hit a grand slam in the first inning.
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Boonville (6-8): Jacob Bonzon two singles, one run scored; Giovanni Calamia single, one run scored, one RBI
Amsterdam (17-3): Gage Miller home run, single, two walks, hit by two pitches, five RBI, two runs scored; Zach Gardiner single, home run, two RBI, one run scored; Jacob Hand three-for-three, home run, walk, hit by pitch, four runs scored, one RBI; Brett Coker single, two doubles, two runs scored, one RBI; Josh Overbeek single, double, hit by pitch, two runs scored; Cameron Love two singles, walk, hit by pitch, three runs scored, two RBI; Mark Black two singles, two walks, one run scored, one RBI; Frankie Marinelli two singles, walk, two RBI, one run scored; Jacob Lapham pitched two perfect innings of relief with two strikeouts for the win; Von Baker loaded the bases and struck out two batters in a scoreless seventh inning.
Next up: Boonville play at Watertown Sunday. Amsterdam plays at the first of three consecutive road games Sunday in Glens Falls.
Next meeting: Saturday's win gives Amsterdam a split of the teams' season series. Boonville was a 3-2 winner in Amsterdam Monday.
Oneonta Outlaws 9, Watertown Rapids 4
The Oneonta Outlaws scored eight runs in the fifth, sixth and seventh innings to break away from a 1-1 tie in a 9-4 win over the Watertown Rapids at the Alex T. Duffy Fairgrounds.
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Oneonta (8-10-1): Christopher Baillargeon single, double, two RBI, one run scored; Evan Keegan single, triple, three RBI, one run scored; Dylan Broderick two walks, two RBI, one run scored; Jelani Hamer single, hit by two pitches, one run scored; Henry Pelinski two singles, walk, one run scored, one RBI; Carter Dorighi two singles, one run scored; Connor Cooney single, walk, two runs scored; Kyle Locklear, Ryan Finnegan, Albert Vargas combined to strike out 17 batters.
Watertown (4-16): Rob Conley three singles, one run scored; Tyree Bradley double, walk, three RBI, one run scored; Ellis Schwartz walk, hit by pitch, one run scored.
Next up: Boonville plays at home again Sunday against Boonville. Oneonta has Sunday off before hosting Saugerties Monday.
Next meeting: Oneonta returns to the fairgrounds July 22.
Saugerties Stallions 1, Albany Dutchmen 0
Easton Bertrand was hit by a pitch with the bases loaded in the first inning to push the only run across the plate in the Saugerties Stallions' 1-0 win over the Albany Dutchmen. Evan Goforth, who had also been hit by a pitch, scored. Saugerties pitchers struck out 10 batters while neither walking nor hitting any.
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Albany (13-7): Danny Rogers two singles; starting pither Arlo Marynczak pitched five innings with five strikeouts while allowing three hits, walking one batter and hitting two; Scott Grisemer pitched two scoreless innings of relief and Hunter Harris added one.Saugerties (9-9): Brandon Fish two singles; Jake Skrine single, walk; Evan Goforth hit by pitch, one run scored; Easton Bertrand hit by pitch, one RBI; starting and winning pitcher Coulson Buchanan struck out seven batters over six inning and retired 14 consecutive batters starting with a double play after allowing his only hit to start the second inning; Andres Aufant pitched two scoreless innings of relief and Praxie Vigil pitched the ninth for the save.
Next up: Saugerties plays at Oneonta Monday. Albany has a home game Monday against Amsterdam.
Next meeting: The teams meet again on Independence Day in Saugerties.
SCORES
Amsterdam Mohawks 17, Boonville Baseball Club 3, seven innings
Batavia Muckdogs 9, Niagara Power 6
Elmira Pioneers 9, Jamestown Tarp Skunks 6
Geneva Red Wings 11, Newark Pilots 6
Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs 10, Glen Falls Dragons 7, seven innings
Oneonta Outlaws 9, Watertown Rapids 4
Saugerties Stallions 1, Albany Dutchmen 0
Utica Blue Sox 4, Auburn Doubledays 2
Friday, June 24 games
Amsterdam Mohawks 12, Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs 0, seven innings
Aidan Kidd and Collin Brougham combined on a four-hit shutout while Amsterdam hitters produced runs in six of seven innings to end the game at 12-0 under the PGCBL mercy rule.
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Amsterdam (16-3): Mark Black three singles, walk, three RBI, one run scored; Brett Coker single, double, two runs scored, two RBI; Gage Miller two singles, hit by pitch, two runs scored; Zach Gardiner two singles, hit by pitch two RBI; Josh Overbeek single, two walks, one run scored, one RBI; Jacob Hand two singles, double, two runs scored, two RBI; starting and winning pitcher Aidan Kidd struck out five batters while allowing two hits and our walks through four innings; Collin Brougham struck out three batters with two hits and one walk for a three-inning save.
Mohawk Valley (7-9): Evan Berta two singles, hit by pitch; Ethan Valdez single, walk; Ernesto Polanco two walks.
Next up: Mohawk Valley plays at Glens Falls Saturday. Amsterdam plays at Glens Falls Sunday.
Next meeting: the Mohawks return to Mohawk Valley July 14.
Utica Blue Sox 8, Elmira Pioneers 4
Joe Miceli and Jacob Roettgen combined to strike out 13 Elmira batters through eight scoreless innings as the Utica Blue Sox won 8-4 at Murnane Field and extended their string of victories to 10 consecutive games.
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Elmira (6-9): Bobby Marsh double, one run scored; Jonny Wall two singles.
Utica (14-3): starting pitcher Joe Miceli allowed two hits and one walk while striking out five batters in three scoreless innings; winning pitcher Jacob Roettgen allowed two hits and one walk while striking out eight batters in five scoreless innings of relief; Luke Odden two singles, hit by pitch, two runs scored; Daedrick Cail single, walk, two RBI, one run scored; Dewey Roden single, walk, one run scored, one RBI; Edwin Tavarez single, walk, sac fly, one run scored, one RBI; Lukas Shramm single, walk, two RBI, one run scored;
Next up: Utica takes its 10-game win streak to Auburn Saturday before two days off. Elmira plays at home Saturday against Jamestown.
Next meeting: Utica travels to Elmira July 12.
Watertown Rapids 8, Boonville Baseball Club 5
The Watertown Rapids outscored the Boonville Baseball Club 5-4 in the first inning on the way to an 8-5 victory on the road in the first game of a home-and-home series.
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Watertown (4-15): Ellis Schwartz single, double, walk, three runs scored; Rob Conley single, two walks, three RBI, one run scored; Connor Maxwell double, walk, one run scored; Aidan Maxwell wak, hit by pitch, one RBI; Elvis Lopez single, walk, sac fly, one run scored, one RBI; former Herkimer College General Ryan Peters pitched four scoreless innings for a save, striking out six batters while allowing one hit and two walks.
Boonville (6-7): Tim McHugh home run, double, three RBI, two run scored; AJ Pabst pitched three scoreless innings with six strikeouts out of the bullpen.
Next up: The team play again Saturday at Watertown's Duffy Fairgrounds.
Saugerties Stallions 6, Oneonta Outlaws 1
Greg Farone and Ryan Packard, pitchers from Herkimer College's NJCAA championship team in the spring, made their PGCBL season debuts for the Oneonta Outlaws in a loss to Saugerties, the league's 2021 champion.
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Saugerties (8-9): Garrison Berkley double, one run scored, one RBI; Easton Bertrand double, walk, hit by pitch, two RBI; Garrett Michel double, one run scored; Jahlani Rogers triple, hit by pitch, one RBI; Brandon Fish single, walk, hit by pitch, one run scored; Brett Heckert single, walk, one run scored; starting and winning pitcher Bryan Boully struck out three batters and allowed four hits through five scoreless innings and reliever Mason Speaker added a scoreless sixth.
Oneonta (7-10-1): Paul Tammaro III two singles, walk; Tyler Martinez double, one run scored; Mario Disso sac fly; starting pitcher Greg Farone allowed four runs on four hits and two walks while striking out four batters through four innings and took the loss; Ryan Packard allowed two runs, one earned, on two hits and struck out two batters in 2 2/3 inning of relief.
Next up: Both teams are off for the weekend and meet in Oneonta again Monday.
SCORES
Albany Dutchmen 6, Glens Falls Dragons 2
Amsterdam Mohawks 12, Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs 0, seven innings
Auburn Doubledays 2, Geneva Red Wings 0
Batavia Muckdogs 7, Jamestown Tarp Skunks 0
Newark Pilots 8, Niagara Power 3
Saugerties Stallions 6, Oneonta Outlaws 1
Utica Blue Sox 8, Elmira Pioneers 4
Watertown Rapid 8, Boonville Baseball Club 5
Thursday, June 23 games
Utica Blue Sox 9, Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs 6
The Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs rallied and brought the winning run to the plate before making the final out as the Utica Blue Sox extended their win streak to nine games with a 9-6 victory in Little Falls. The DiamondDawgs left the bases loaded for the fourth time to end the game and stranded 19 runners in all.
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Utica (13-3): Ryan Enos two singles, double, one run scored; Brandyn Durand single, home run, walk, two runs scored, two RBI; Troy Hamilton three singles, four RBI; Chris Fernandez single, walk, two runs scored; Easton Brenner two singles, one run scored; Chris Campanella pitched 2 1/3 scoreless innings of relief for the win.
Mohawk Valley (7-8): Evan Berta two singles, walk, hit by two pitches, two runs scored, one RBI; Noah Lucier two singles, walk, hit by pitch, two runs scored, two RBI; Zach Brush four walks, one run scored, one RBI; Richie Sica two singles, walk; 13 walks as a team; Bo Buckley allowed one run over three innings of relief and recorded six of Mohawk Valley's 13 strikes.
Next up: The DiamondDawgs play at home again Friday against Amsterdam. The Blue Sox also have a Friday home game against Elmira.
Next meeting: Mohawk Valley visits Utica July 3. The Blue Sox lead the series 2-0.
Boonville Baseball Club 5, Albany Dutchmen 2, first game
Former Herkimer College General Anthony Raimo Jr's leadoff home run in the fifth inning was the only hit for Albany in Thursday's second game but the Dutchmen got a combined shutout from Dan Kearney and Billy Fitzgerald for a 7-0 win and earned a split of the doubleheader. Boonville's Boonville Baseball Club won the first game 5-2. Albany pitchers did not allow any earned runs; Boonville scored five unearned runs in the fifth inning to win Game 1.
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Boonville: Dan Tauken three singles, one run scored, one RBI; Scott Seeker two singles, one run scored; Brandon Millan pitched two perfect innings in relief of starter Jacob Dannenberg after Boonville had taken the lead.
Albany: Nick Plue home run; Chance Checca single, one run scored; starting pitcher Mike Maratea pitched four scoreless innings.
Albany Dutchmen 7, Boonville Baseball Club 0, second game
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Boonville (6-6): Donnie Stone, Tyler Yakimsky single each.
Albany (12-6): Anthony Raimo Jr home run, walk, two runs scored, two RBI; Zach Ranney two walks, sac fly, one RBI; Danny Rogers two walks, two runs scored; starting and winning pitcher Dan Kearney allowed two hits and struck out five batters over six innings; Billy Fitzgerald pitched the seventh inning and ended the game with a double play after walking two batters.
Next up: Albany plays at home Friday against Glens Falls. Boonville hosts Watertown Friday.
Next meeting: Thursday's doubleheader is the lone scheduled meeting for the teams.
Auburn Doubledays 5, Watertown Rapids 2
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Auburn (7-10): Luke Hanson home run, double, two runs scored, two RBI; KobeStenson two singles, double, one RBI.
Watertown (3-15): Connor Maxwell two singles, walk, hit by pitch; Tyree Bradley two singles, walk, one run scored; Rob Conley single, one run score, one RBI.
Next up: Watertown travels to Boonville Friday. Auburn plays at Geneva Friday.
Next meeting: Watertown visits Auburn's Falcon Park Monday.
SCORES
Amsterdam Mohawks 11, Saugerties Stallions 0
Auburn Doubledays 5, Watertown Rapids 2
Boonville Baseball Club 5, Albany Dutchmen 2, first game
Albany Dutchmen 7, Boonville Baseball Club 0, second game
Geneva Red Wings 12, Elmira Pioneers 6
Jamestown Tarp Skunks 6, Niagara Power 3
Newark Pilots 7, Batavia Muckdogs 5
Oneonta Outlaws 6, Glens Falls Dragons 5
Utica Blue Sox 9, Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs 6
Wednesday, June 22 Games
Batavia Muckdogs 11, Watertown Rapids 6, first game
West Canada Valley High School graduate Aidan Maxwell pitched a complete game in the second game of a doubleheader and defeated Batavia 3-2 as the Watertown Indians ended a 13-game losing streak; his brother Connor drove in the tying run with single in the seventh inning and the go-ahead run scored on an error on the play. Batavia's 11-1 win in the first game was the fourth in a row for the Muckdogs and eighth in nine games.
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Watertown: Tyree Bradley two doubles, two RBI, one run scored; Clay Grady two singles, walk, two runs scored, one RBI; Anthony Manisero single, hit by pitch, two runs scored.
Batavia: Levis Aguila Jr single, double, walk, three RBI, one run scored; Mike DeStefano single, double, hit by pitch, two rujns scored, one RBI; Bryan Belo three singles, two runs scored, two RBI; Tyler Cannoe two singes, one RBI; starting pitcher Nolan Sparks struck out five batters in three perfect innings.
Watertown Rapids 3, Batavia Muckdogs 2, second game
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Watertown (3-14): Aidan Maxwell pitched a seven-inning complete, allowing two runs on six hits and two walks while striking out six batters; Connor Maxwell single, one RBI; Elvis Lopez two singles, one RBI; Owen Parliament double.
Batavia (10-3): Josh Leadern single, double, walk, two RBI; Tyler Cannoe two singles; Levis Aguila Jr, Gavin Schrader single, one run scored each; starting pitcher Chris Isaac pitched four scoreless innings, allowing one hit and one walk.
Next up: Watertown plays at home against Auburn Thursday. Batavia play at home again Thursday against Newark.
Next meeting: The doubleheader is the only scheduled meeting between the teams.
Utica Blue Sox 3, Saugerties Stallions 0, first game
Three pitchers combined on a three-hit 3-0 shutout for Utica in the first game and Saugerties stranded the tying and go-ahead runs to end the second as the Blue Sox swept a doubleheader and ran their win streak to eight games.
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Saugerties: Evan Goforth double; Garrett Michel, Brett Heckert single each.
Utica: starting and winning pitcher Jack Zupfer struck out six batters while allowing one hit and one walk in five scoreless innings; Alex Markus retired the last two batters with the base loaded for a save; Chris Fernandez two singles, on RBI; Troy Hamilton double, one RBI.
Utica Blue Sox 6, Saugerties Stallions 5, second game
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Saugerties (7-8): Jahlani Rogers two singles, double, three runs scored; Brandon Fish single, double, hit by two pitches, two RBI.
Utica (12-3): Ryan Enos two doubles, walk, two RBI; Luke Odden two singles, two RBI, one run scored; Dewey Roden two singles, one run scored, one RBI; Easton Brenner single, walk, hit by pitch, three runs scored; David Thurman retired the final two Saugerties batters and stranded two runners for the save.
Next up: Utica plays at in Little Falls Thursday against the Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs. Saugerties hosts Amsterdam Thursday.
Next meeting: The teams play a July 6 doubleheader in Saugerties.
SCORES
Batavia Muckdogs 11, Watertown Rapids 6, first game
Watertown Rapids 3, Batavia Muckdogs 2, second game
Glens Falls Dragons 4, Amsterdam Mohawks 2
Jameston Tarp Skunks 9, Oneonta Outlaws 8, first game
Oneonta Outlaws 8, Jameston Tarp Skunks 8, eight innings, tie, second game
Utica Blue Sox 3, Saugerties Stallions 0, first game
Utica Blue Sox 6, Saugerties Stallions 5, second game
Albany Dutchmen at Elmira Pioneers, doubleheader, postponed
Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs at Newark Pilots, doubleheader, postponed
Tuesday, June 21 Games
Utica Blue Sox 13, Newark Pilots 2, eight innings
Brandon Peterson pitched four perfect innings in his first start for Utica as the Blue Sox won their sixth consecutive game and sent the Newark Pilots to a sixth straight loss. The Blue Sox led 10-0 through six innings and added three runs in the top of the eighth to end the game under the PGCBL mercy rule.
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Utica (10-3): Will King single, double, walk, three runs scored, one RBI in PGCBL debut; Chris Fernandez triple, two walks, three RBI, two runs scored; Easton Brenner single, hit by pitch, sac fly, two runs scored, two RBI; Troy Hamilton two singles, two runs scored; Daedrick Cail single, two RBI; Luke Odden two walks, two runs scored; Dewey Roden single; starting pitcher Brandon Peterson struck out five batters and teamed with Logan Wenzel, the winner in relief, and Matt Longo for 10 as a team.
Newark (3-10): Fernando Espinal double, one run scored; Matt Fabian single, two RBI.Next up: Utica has a doubleheader at home Wednesday against the Saugerties Stallions. Newark plays a doubleheader at home Wednesday against the Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs.
Next meeting: Tuesday's win gives Utica a sweep of its two meetings with Newark this season. The Blue Sox were 6-5 winners at home Friday.
Albany Dutchmen 7, Oneonta Outlaws 3
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Albany (11-5): Nick Schwartz single, triple, sac fly, four RBI, one run scored; Caden Shapiro two singles, two runs scored; Chance Checca single; Anthony Raimo Jr walk; 11 stolen bases as a team - David Silva Jr, Austin Bode, Alex Brill two each; starting pitcher Mike DiMartino struck out eight batters over four scoreless innings and combined with relievers Frankie Sanchez (two), Devin Campbell (three), Jack Wren (three) for 16 total strikeouts.
Oneonta (6-8): Trey Miller three singles, walk, one run scored, four stolen bases; Dylan Broderick single, triple, one RBI; starting pitcher Tyler Sausville had nine of the team's 14 strikeouts.
Next up: Albany travels to Elmira for the first of back-to-back doubleheaders Wednesday. Oneonta has a Wednesday doubleheader in Jamestown.
Next meeting: The Dutchmen visit Oneonta July 5.
SCORES
Albany Dutchmen 7, Oneonta Outlaws 3
Amsterdam Mohawk 4, Auburn Doubledays 2, first game
Amsterdam Mohawk 2, Auburn Doubledays 1, second game
Jamestown Tarp Skunks 4, Geneva Red Wings 2
Utica Blue Sox 13, Newark Pilots 2, eight innings
Saugerties Stallions at Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs, postponed
Monday, June 20 Games
Utica Blue Sox 9, Watertown Rapids 0
Evan Esch and two Blue Sox relivers combined on a seven-hit shutout and Troy Hamilton had four hits and scored three runs as Utica dealt Watertown its 12th consecutive defeat.
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Watertown (2-13): Brett Myers two singles; Rob Conley, Eli Meredith double each; Owen Parliament single, walk, hit by pitch.
Utica (9-3): starting and winning pitcher Evan Esch struck out 10 batters while allowing three hits and one walk through six innings and Joe Miceli and Gehrig Spradlin completed the shutout; Troy Hamilton two singles, two doubles, three runs scored, two RBI; Ryan Enos two singles, walk, hit by pitch, two RBI; Edwin Tavarez double, walk, three runs scored; Brady Short single, double, walk, two RBI, one run scored.
Next up: Utica travels to Newark Tuesday. Watertown plays a Wednesday doubleheader at Batavia.
Next meeting: The Blue Sox visit Watertown June 30.
Boonville Baseball Club 3, Amsterdam Mohawks 2
Scott Seeker led off the fourth inning with a home run to break a 1-1 tie and the Boonville Baseball Club handed Amsterdam's Mohawks their second loss of the season.
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Boonville (5-5): Scott Seeker home run, walk, one run scored, one RBI; Ryan Rifenberg single, double, walk, one RBI; Dan Tauken double, one RBI; starting pitcher Marcus Liss pitched 7 1/3 innings for the win; Timmy Flippen pitched 1 2/3 innings for the save.
Amsterdam (12-2): Gage Miller, Brett Coker double, one run scored each; Cade Bush single, two walks, one RBI; Hunter Thomas single, walk, hit by pitch; four relievers combined to pitch 4 2/3 hitless innings with five strikeouts.
Next up: Amsterdam travels to Auburn Tuesday. Boonville is off until Thursday's trip to Albany.
Next meeting: The teams return to Amsterdam's Shuttleworth Park Saturday.
SCORES
Batavia Muckogs 5, Niagara Power 0
Boonville Baseball Club 3, Amsterdam Mohawks 2
Elmira Pioneers 7, Auburn Doubledays 5
Utica Blue Sox 9, Watertown Rapids 0
Sunday, June 19 Games
Amsterdam Mohawks 12, Watertown Rapids 7, first game
Oppenheim-Ephratah-St. Johnsville High School graduate Von Baker got the final three outs, two by strikeout, and finished what Cole Cheatham had started as the Amsterdam Mohawks completed a doubleheader sweep of the Watertown Rapids with a five-inning no-hitter and a 12-0 victory. The Mohawks had been 12-7 winners in the first game
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Amsterdam: Hunter Thomas two home runs, six RBI, two runs scored; Nick Giamarusti triple, three RBI; Gage Miller home run; Brett Coker two singles, hit by pitch, two run scored; Zach Gardiner two singles, walk, two runs scored, one RBI; Cade Bush two singles, one run scored; winning pitcher Collin Brougham struck out seven batters over three hitless innings of relief; three pitchers combined for 13 strikeouts.
Watertown: E Schwartz two singles, home run, three RBI, one run scored; Tyree Bradley home run; Brett Myers home run, walk, two runs scored, one RBI; Aidan Maxwell allowed one run on two hits and struck out two batters over two innings.
Amsterdam Mohawks 12, Watertown Rapids 0, five innings, second game
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Amsterdam (12-1): Cole Cheatham struck out six batters and walked two through four hitless innings; Von Baker struck out two batters and walked one in the fifth to complete the combined no-hitter; Ian Perutz grand slam, walk, hit by pitch; Brett Coker home run, hit by pitch, two runs scored, two RBI; Gage Miller double, walk, two runs scored, two RBI; Jacob Hand single, double, two run scored, two RBI; Mark Black two singles, hit by pitch, one run scored, one RBI; Frankie Marinelli two singles, hit by pitch, one run scored; Cameron Love single, two run scored.
Watertown (2-12): Brett Myers two walks.
Next up: Amsterdam returns home to Shuttleworth Park for Monday's game against Boonville. Watertown plays at Utica Monday.
Next meeting: Sunday's games are the final scheduled meetings for the teams who were previously rained out June 7 in Amsterdam.
Saugerties Stallions 8, Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs 2
The Saugerties Stallions took a 3-0 lead with single runs in the first three innings then added four after Mohawk Valley scored in the top of the fourth.
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Mohawk Valley (7-7): Richie Sica double, one run scored; Garrett Musey single, hit by pitch, one run scored; Alfredo Delgado single, walk; Eddie Rogers allowed one run on three hits and struck out three batters over the final three innings of relief; starting pitcher Ethan Patch went three innings.
Saugerties (7-6): Garrison Berkley two singles, double, two run scored; Evan Goforth two singles, double, one run scored, one RBI; David Shackelford triple, two runs scored, one RBI; Easton Bertrand single, triple, two RBI; Brett Heckert single, three RBI, one run scored; relievers Jake Kolkhorst, TJ Lopez, Praxie Vigil each pitched one scoreless inning and combined for five strikeouts.
Next up: Both teams have Monday off.
Next meeting: The teams play again Tuesday in Little Falls.
Albany Dutchmen 11, Glens Falls Dragons 1, seven innings
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Albany (10-5): Chance Checca double, triple, two walks, five RBI, two runs scored; Tyler Young single, double, two runs scored; Cam Jordan single, walk, hit by pitch, two runs scored, one RBI; Luke Pusz pitched one inning of relief.
Glens Falls (2-11): Anthony Ruzzo two singles, one run scored.
Next up: Albany is on the road again Tuesday for a game in Oneonta followed by a Wednesday doubleheader in Elmira. Glens Falls has two days of before a Wednesday trip to Amsterdam.
Next meeting: Glens Falls plays at Albany Friday.
SCORES
Albany Dutchmen 11, Glens Falls Dragons 1
Amsterdam Mohawks 12, Watertown Rapids 7, first game
Amsterdam Mohawks 12, Watertown Rapids 0, second game
Geneva Red Wings 4, Jamestown Tarp Skunks 0
Niagara Power 10, Newark Pilots 3
Oneonta Outlaws 13, Boonville Baseball Club 0, first game
Boonville Baseball Club 10, Oneonta Outlaws 9, second game
Saugerties Stallions 8, Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs 2
Saturday, June 18 Games
Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs 7, Albany Dutchmen 2, first game
The Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs broke a scoreless tie in the fifth inning and came back with six runs in the sixth capped by a grand slam by Garrett Musey, his third home run in two games.
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Mohawk Valley: Garrett Musey single, grand slam, four RBI, one run scored; Alfredo Delgado two singles, double, two RBI, one run scored; Evan Berta two singles, walk, two runs scored; Zach Brush single, double; Billy Hoffacker pitched three scoreless innings of relief for the win.
Albany: Anthony Raimo Jr single, double, one RBI; Matt Bergevin double, one run scored.
Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs 5, Albany Dutchmen 0, second game
Fort Plain High School graduate Troy Butler pitched a complete game two-hit shutout and struck out 12 batters Saturday as the Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs completed a doubleheader sweep with a 5-0 win over the Albany Dutchmen.
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Mohawk Valley (7-6): Pete Durocher two singles, two runs scored, one RBI; Noah Lucier single, double, one run scored, one RBI; Ernesto Polanco single, double, walk; Garrett Musey single, walk, one run scored, one RBI; Troy Butler allowed a single to the first Albany batter of the game and double to the first batter of the sixth inning, and waked six batters while striking out 12.
Albany (9-5): Tyler Young single, double; Anthony Raimo Jr walk; Hunter Sabbers, Connor O'Neill, Billy Fitzgerald combined to strike out 10 batters.
Next up: Mohawk Valley travels to Saugerties Sunday and, following an off day Monday, plays Saugerties again Tuesday in Little Falls. Albany plays at Glens Falls Sunday.
Next meeting: Mohawk Valley next plays at Albany July 2.
Utica Blue Sox 4, Auburn Doubledays 3
The Utica Blue Sox scored a run without a hit to break a ninth-inning tie and defeated the Auburn Doubledays 4-3. Two walks and a sacrifice put runner in scoring position and pinch runner Avery Lee scored the go-ahead run when Oriskany High School graduate Ryan Enos grounded out. Itai Spinoza, Jack Zupfer and Alex Markus pitched five scoreless innings of relief after Auburn had tied the game in the bottom of the fifth.
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Utica (8-3): Ryan Maka hit, walk, two RBI; Luke Odden hit, walk, one run scored; Easton Brenner hit, walk, one run scored; Edwin Tavarez double, walk; Ryan Enos walk, hit by pitch, one run scored, one RBI; starting pitcher Jacob Roettgen pitched three scoreless innings and combined with four relievers to strike out 10 batters; Jack Zupfer earned the win in relief and Alex Markus recorded a save with each pitching one 1-2-3 inning.
Auburn (6-7): Zane Roos two doubles; Michael Cervantes single, walk, one run scored; Dylan Mackenzie double, walk, hit by pitch, one run scored; William Ray single, one RBI
Next up: Utica has a day off before Monday's game against Watertown. Auburn has Sunday off and plays Monday at home against Elmira.
Next meeting: Utica travels to Auburn June 25 and plays the Doubleday at home three days later.
SCORES
Amsterdam Mohawks 8, Oneonta Outlaws 0
Elmira Pioneers 6, Jamestown Tarp Skunks 5
Geneva Red Wings 5, Newark Pilots 0
Glens Falls Dragons 8, Boonville Baseball Club 7
Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs 7, Albany Dutchmen 2, first game
Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs 5, Albany Dutchmen 0, second game
Saugerties Stallions 11, Watertown Rapids 1
Utica Blue Sox 4, Auburn Doubledays 3
Friday, June 17 Games
Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs 15, Watertown Rapids 14
Pete Durocher ended a back-and-forth battle with a tie-breaking solo home run off the light pole in left field in the bottom of the ninth inning of the Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs' 15-14 win over the Watertown Rapids. Tyree Bradley hit two grand slams for Watertown and Garrett Musey hit two two-run home runs and a bases-loaded double for Mohawk Valley.
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Watertown (2-9): Tyree Bradley four-for-four, two grand slams, hit by pitch, eight RBI, four runs scored; Ellis Schwartz three-for-three, double, walk, one run scored, one RBI; Clay Grady three walks, two runs scored; Elvis Lopez three singles, two runs scored; Colin Hageman single, double, two RBI, one run scored; Brett Myers two singles, one run scored, one RBI; Owen Parliament two singles, one run score; Aidan Maxwell walk, one RBI; Rob Conley single.
Mohawk Valley (5-6): Garrett Musey three-for-three, double, two home runs, two walks, seven RBI, three runs scored; Pete Durocher double, home run, walk, three runs scored, one RBI; Marshall Awtry single, home run, two walks, three RBI, two runs scored; Demetrius Johnson two singles, hit by pitch, one run scored; Ernesto Polanco two singles, one run scored, one RBI; Evan Berta single, two walks, two runs scored, one RBI; Zach Brush single, walk, two runs scored; drew nine walks as a team.
Next up: The DiamondDawgs travel to Albany Saturday for a 5 p.m. doubleheader against the Dutchmen. Watertown plays at home Saturday against Saugerties.
Next meeting: Friday's win gives Mohawk Valley a sweep of the teams' two scheduled regular season meetings. The DiamondDawgs previously won 1-0 at Watertown.
Utica Blue Sox 6, Newark Pilots 5
The Utica Blue Sox walked off with a 6-5 win at Murnane Field Friday when Edwin Tavarez singled with the bases loaded in the bottom of the ninth inning after tying the game on a wild pith against Newark which had scored in the top of the seventh, eighth and ninth innings to take a 5-4 lead.
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Newark (3-7): Aaron Whitley two singles, triple, one run scored, one RBI; Greg Kopp three hits; Thai Morgan two hits, walk, one run scored; NJCAA Division III batting champion Hazel Martinez home run; relievers Aidan McGee, Ridge Parker struck out seven batters in 4 2/3 scoreless innings.
Utica (7-3): Edwin Tavarez two hits, two runs scored, one RBI; Ryan Enos double, three RBI; Luke Odden two hits, walk, hit by pitch, one run scored.
Next up: The Blue Sox play at Auburn Saturday. Newark plays at home Saturday against Geneva.
Next meeting: Utica travels for a game at Colburn Park Tuesday.
Albany Dutchmen 9, Oneonta Outlaws 7
The Albany Dutchmen took advantage of three Oneonta errors in the eighth inning and scored six runs to grab the lead in a 9-7 victory.
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Albany (9-3): David Silva Jr three singles, four RBI, one run scored; Danny Rogers home run, two walks, three run scored, one RBI; Tyler Young single, double, two runs scored; Chance Checca double, hit by pitch, one run scored; winning pitcher Ryan McCarroll and Scott Greisemer, who recorded a save, combined to allow one run on one hit with seven strikeouts over 6 1/3 relief innings.
Oneonta (6-6): Paul Tammaro III two singles, three RBI, two runs scored; Devin Boone two walks, three runs scored; Christian Coombes, John Hacker combined to strike out 15 batters.
Next up: Albany plays a doubleheader at home Saturday against Mohawk Valley. Oneonta plays at Amsterdam Saturday.
Next meeting: Albany returns to Damaschke Field Tuesday.
Amsterdam Mohawks 11, Boonville Baseball Club 0
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Boonville (4-4): Dan Tauken single, double; Ryan Rifenberg single.
Amsterdam (9-1): Gage Miller three-for-three, walk, two runs scored; Cameron Love double, walk, three RBI, one runs scored; Cade Bush double, walk, two runs scored; Ian Perutz single, hit by pitch, two runs scored; starting and winning pitcher Cade Critelli, Von Baker, Ryan Van Buren combined on three-hit shutout with 10 strikeouts.
Next up: Boonville is home for Saturday's game against Glens Falls. Amsterdam hosts Oneonta Saturday.
Next meeting: Boonville returns to Amsterdam Monday.
SCHEDULE
Albany Dutchmen 9, Oneonta Outlaws 7
Amsterdam Mohawks 11, Boonville Baseball Club 0
Batavia Muckdogs 15, Niagara Power 0
Elmira Pioneers 10, Geneva Red Wings 4
Jamestown Tarp Skunks 9, Auburn Doubledays 6
Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs 15, Watertown Rapids 14
Saugerties Stallions 9, Glens Falls Dragons 1
Utica Blue Sox 6, Newark Pilots 5
Thursday, June 16 Games
Saugerties Stallions 11, Oneonta Outlaws 10, eight innings, first game
The Saugerties Stallions walked off twice to sweep their Thursday doubleheader against Oneonta. The visiting Outlaws tied Game 1 with two runs in the seventh inning and took a lead with two more in the eighth before the Stallions scored three in the bottom of the eighth and won 11-10 with a run on a bases-loaded single by Garrison Berkley. Oneonta led 6-0 and 8-5 in the second game before the Stallions scored four times in the seventh and won with two runs on Jake Skrine's double with the bases loaded.
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Oneonta: Jeff Pierantoni single, double, two runs scored, two RBI; Devin Boone two singles, two walks, two runs scored, one RBI; Dylan Perry two singles, one run scored; Dylan Broderick double, two runs scored, two RBI; Christopher Baillargeon single, two walks, one run scored, one RBI.
Saugerties: Brandon Fish two singles, home run, two runs scored, two RBI; David Shackleford double, home run, walk, three runs scored, two RBI; Alex Rodriguez two singles, two runs scored, one RBI; Colin Mackle single, walk, two runs scored; TJ Adams single, walk, two RBI; Bryce Reimer 2 2/3 scoreless innings of relief.
Saugerties Stallions 9, Oneonta Outlaws 8, second game
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Oneonta (6-5): Ryan Weiss single, three RBI; Henry Pelinski two singles, one RBI; Jelani Hamer single, walk, two runs scored, one RBI; Trevor Grieb walk, hit by pitch, two runs scored; Trey Miller walk, one run scored.
Saugerties (4-6): Jake Skrine single, double, two RBI, one run scored; Garrett Michel single, double, two runs scored; David Shackleford single, double, two runs scored, two RBI; Jahlani Rogers single, two RBI, one run scored.
Next up: Oneonta returns home for Friday's game against Albany. Saugerties is home again Friday for a game against Glens Falls.
Next meeting: The team meet again at Oneonta's Damaschke Field June 24.
Boonville Baseball Club 5, Watertown Rapids 1
Boonville and Watertown went scoreless through six innings at the Alex T. Duffy Fairgrounds before Boonville struck for three runs in the seventh and added two in the eighth for a 5-1 win.
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Boonville (4-3): Giovani Calamia two singles, one run scored, one RBI; Dan Tauken two singles, walk, one run scored; Scott Seeker single, double, two RBI; AJ Pabst single, two RBI; starting and winning pitcher Jacob Dannenberg struck out six batters and walked none while allowing two hits over six scoreless innings.
Watertown (2-8): Michael Norton eighth-inning solo home run; Colin Hageman two singles; starting pitcher Wyatt Parliament, Spencer Brown three scoreless innings, three strikeouts each; losing pitcher Ryan Peters allowed three runs on three hits and one walk in the seventh inning.
Next up: Watertown travels to Little Falls Friday for a game against the Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs. Boonville play at Amsterdam Friday.
Next meeting: Boonville returns to the fairgrounds June 26.
SCORES
Boonville Baseball Club 5, Watertown Rapids 1
Saugerties Stallions 11, Oneonta Outlaws 10, eight innings, first game
Saugerties Stallions 9, Oneonta Outlaws 8, second game
Amsterdam Mohawks at Glens Falls Dragons, postponed
Batavia Muckdogs at Auburn Doubledays, postponed
Elmira Pioneers at Newark Pilots, postponed
Niagara Power at Geneva Red Wings, postponed
Utica Blue Sox at Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs, postponed
Wednesday, June 15 Games
Albany Dutchmen 9, Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs 0
JT Larson pitched five hitless innings, Aidan O'Connor added and Danny Kelleher carried a combined no-hit attempt into the eighth inning of a 9-0 win for the Albany Dutchmen over the Mohawk Valley Diamond Dawgs.
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Mohawk Valley (4-6): Pete Durocher singled in the eighth inning; Evan Berta two walks.
Albany (8-3): Tyler Young two singles, walk, three RBI, one run scored; Anthony Raimo Jr single, double, walk, two RBI, one run scored; Caden Shapiro two singles, two RBI, one run scored; Chance Checca two singles, one run scored, one RBI; Brody Keneston double, walk, hit by pitch, two runs scored, one RBI; Ty Gallagher hit by pitch; JT Larsen struck out five batters and walked two over five innings; Aidan O'Connor struck out two batters in two innings.
Next up: The DiamondDawgs are scheduled to play at home Thursday and Friday against Utica and Watertown. The Dutchmen travel to Oneonta Friday after a day off Thursday.
Next meeting: The teams are back on the field in Albany Saturday for a 5 p.m. doubleheader.
Utica Blue Sox 8, Geneva Red Wings 3
Oriskany native Ryan Enos had two doubles among his three hits, drove in three runs and scored twice for Utica in an 8-3 Blue Sox victory over the Geneva Red Wings.
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Geneva (3-5): Andrew McDermott two singles, one run scored; Charlie Furlong double, two walks; Mark Trotta two singles; Wyatt Patchett three walks.
Utica (6-3): Ryan Enos, single, two doubles, three RBI, two runs scored; Dewey Roden two doubles, one RBI; Avery Lee single, two walks, hit by two pitches, three runs scored; starting pitcher Jack Zupfer pitched three scoreless innings with five strikeouts; Itai Spinoza, Alex Markus one scoreless inning each.
Next up: Utica's Blue Sox travel to Little Falls Thursday for a game against the Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs. Geneva plays at home Thursday against Niagara.
Next meeting: Wednesday's game was the second and final scheduled meeting between the West Division foes. Utica won both games.
Oneonta Outlaws 10, Glens Falls Dragons 9
The Oneonta Outlaws scored four runs on one hit in the bottom of the ninth inning and defeated the Glens Falls Dragons 10-9. The Outlaws loaded the bases with one out, walked home three runs to tie the score and alked off on Jelani Hamer's sacrifice fly. Glens Falls had led 4-0, 5-1, 7-2 and 9-6 entering the final inning.
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Glens Falls (2-9): Phillip Krpata home run, hit by two pitches, three runs scored, two RBI; Phoenix Bowman two walks, two runs scored; Mario Cubello single, double, hit by pitch, one run scored, one RBI; Sam Browning two singles, double, one run scored; six batters hit by pitches.
Oneonta (6-3): Christopher Baillergeon home run, walk, three RBI, one run scored; Carter Dorighi double, three walks, two runs scored; Jeff Pierantoni single, two runs scored; Evan Keegan double, two RBI, one run scored; Trey Miller walk, one run scored, one RBI; Albert Vargas struck out two of the three batters he faced in the top of the ninth and earned the pitching victory; starting pitcher Joel Hayner allowed five runs, three earned, on five hits through four innings.
Next up: Glens Falls hosts Amtserdam Thursday. Oneonta play a doubleheader at Saugerties Thursday.
Next meeting: The Outlaws and Dragons meet in Glens Falls June 23.
SCORES
Albany Dutchmen 9, Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs 0
Batavia Muckdogs 8, Newark Pilots 5
Jamestown Tarp Skunks 4, Elmira Pioneers 3
Oneonta Outlaws 10, Glens Falls Dragons 9
Utica Blue Sox 8, Geneva Red Wings 3
Tuesday, June 14 Games
Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs 10, Amsterdam Mohawks 5
The Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs scored six runs in the top of the first inning at Shuttleworth Park Tuesday and went on to defeat the previously unbeaten Amsterdam Mohawks 10-5. Garrett Musey hit a three-run home run in the first inning for the DiamondDawgs and Ernesto Polanco added another in the ninth.
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Mohawk Valley (4-5): Garrett Musey single, home run, three RBI, one run scored; Ernesto Polanco home run, three RBI, one run scored; Pete Durocher single, double, two runs scored; Alfredo Delgado, single, two walks, two runs scored; Zach Brush single, double, two RBI, one run scored; Marshall Awtry two singles, two walks, two runs scored; Jed Boyle, the winning pitcher in relief, and Billy Hoffacker, who earned his second save, pitched 4 1/3 scoreless innings in relief of starter Darin Horn.
Amsterdam (8-1): Mark Black two singles, walk, two runs scored, one RBI; Brett Coker single, double, one run scored; Connor Moore single, hit by pitch, two RBI; Jack Syivia pitched 3 2/3 innings of scoreless relief.
Next up: The DiamondDawgs play on the road again Wednesday at Albany and return home to Little Falls for games Thursday against the Utica Blue Sox and Friday against the Watertown Rapids. Amsterdam has Wednesday off and plays at Glens Falls Thursday.
Next meeting: Amsterdam visits Little Falls June 24.
Auburn Doubledays 9, Watertown Rapids 3
The Auburn Doubledays scored four runs in the first inning, added one in the second and never trailed in a 9-3 victory over Watertown.
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Watertown (2-7): Clay Grady single, double, one run scored; Ellis Schwartz single, three walks, two runs scored; Brett Myers triple, two walks, one RBI; Aidan Maxwell pitched three scoreless innings of relief.
Auburn (6-5): Michael Cervantes two singles, hit by pitch, two runs scored, one RBI; Dylan Mackenzie two singles, hit by pitch, two runs scored; Juan Carlos de la Cruz two singles, hit by two pitches, two runs scored; five batters hit by pitches; starting and winning pitcher Jake Danyluk allowed one unearned run on one hit over five innings.
Next up: Watertown hosts the Boonville Baseball Club Thursday. Auburn is home again for a Thursday game against Batavia.
Next meeting: The teams play in Watertown June 23.
Saugerties Stallions 9, Albany Dutchmen 3
Saugerties, the 2021 PGCBL champion, dealt Albany a second consecutve loss while earning its own second win of the season.
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Saugerties (2-6): Brandon Fish two singles, home run, four RBI, one run scored; Jake Skrine two singles, double, one RBI; Jahlani Rogers two singles, walk, two runs scored; Garrett Michel single, double, hit by pitch, one run scored, one RBI; Cody Kelly three walks, two runs scored; starting pitcher Coulson Buchanan pitched four scoreless innings with five strikeouts.
Albany (7-3): Chance Checca three singles, one RBI; Max Gebauer single, two RBI; Anthony Raimo Jr single, one run scored; starting pitcher Mike DiMartino pitched four scoreless innings with five strikeouts.
Next up: Albany plays at home again Wednesday against Mohawk Valley and hosts a doubleheader against the DiamondDawgs Saturday. Saugerties is home Thursday for a game against Oneonta.
Next meeting: Albany plays at Saugerties June 25.
SCORES
Auburn Doubledays 9, Watertown Rapids 3
Geneva Red Wings 3, Newark Pilots 2
Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs 10, Amsterdam Mohawks 5
Niagara Power 12, Jamestown Tarp Skunks 3
Saugerties Stallions 9, Albany Dutchmen 3
Utica Blue Sox 7, Mohawk Valley Buffaloes 3 (exhibition)
Monday, June 13 Games
Utica Blue Sox 7, Watertown Rapids 6
The Utica Blue Sox halted a ninth-inning Watertown rally and snapped a three-game losing streak at the Alex T. Duffy Fairgrounds. Trailing 7-2, the Rapids loaded the bases and scored a run on three walks and a hit batter; they scored a second run on a ground ball for the second out before recording the first hit of the inning. An Aidan Zehr double brought the fourth run home before Ellis Schwartz flew out with the tying run at the third base and the winning run at second.
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Utica (5-3): Ryan Enos single, home run, walk, hit by pitch, one run scored, one RBI; Kade Reinertson two singles, double, hit by pitch, three RBI; Edwin Tavarez two singles, walk, one run scored; Luke Odden three walks, two runs scored; David Thurman pitched three scoreless innings of relief for the win and Alex Canino got the last two outs for the save.
Watertown (2-6): Elvis Lopez double, walk, two runs scored, one RBI; Michael Norton two walks, two RBI, one run scored; Rob Conley walk, hit by pitch, one run scored.
Next up: Watertown travels to Auburn Tuesday. Utica takes on Geneva Wednesday at Murnane Field.
Next meeting: Watertown plays at Utica next Monday.
Glens Falls Dragons 8, Boonville Baseball Club 4
The Glens Falls Dragons scored four runs in the fifth inning to open a 7-2 lead on the way to their second win of the season.
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Boonville (3-3): Lane Gay single, double, one run scored; Ryan Rifenberg two singles, one RBI; Scott Seeker two singles; Bryce Collis single, one run scored; starting pitcher Derek Sotolongo struck out nine batters in four innings.
Glens Falls (2-8): Jake Hatch single, home run, one run scored, one RBI; Phillip Krpata home run, two RBI, one run scored; Joe Colucci two walks, hit by pitch, two runs scored; Aidan Stevens hit by three pitches, one run scored; Daniel Cohen pitched three scoreless innings with five of the team's 12 strikeouts for the save.
Next up: Glens Falls travels to Oneonta Wednesday. Boonville plays in Watertown Thursday.
Next meeting: The teams meet in Boonville Saturday.
Amsterdam Mohawks 8, Albany Dutchmen 1
The Amsterdam Mohawks remain the league's last remaining unbeaten team with a win over what had been the only other team with one loss.
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Albany (7-2): Tyler Young two singles; David Silva Jr single, walk, one run scored; Chance Checca double; Ty Gallagher single, two walks; Anthony Raimo Jr two walks; starting pitcher Dan Keaney pitched three scoreless innings, combined with three relievers to strike out 11 batters in eight innings.
Amsterdam (8-0): five relievers pitched five scoreless innings and combined with starting pitcher Jacob Lapham to strike out 15 batters; Mark Black single, double, two runs scored, on RBI; Nick Giamarusti three singles, one RBI; Brett Coker two singles, one run scored; Connor Moore double, two RBI, one run scored.
Next up: Amsterdam hosts the Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs Tuesday. Albany is home Tuesday for a game against Saugerties.
Next meeting: Amsterdam travels to Albany June 27.
SCORES
Amsterdam Mohawks 8, Albany Dutchmen 1
Glens Falls Dragons 8, Boonville Baseball Club 4
Jamestown Tarp Skunks 6, Niagara Power 0
Oneonta Outlaws 4, Auburn Doubledays 1
Utica Blue Sox 7, Watertown Rapids 6
Sunday, June 12 Games
Boonville Baseball Club 8, Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs 2, five innings
Scott Seeker hit a grand slam in the second inning and the rejuvenated and rebranded Boonville Baseball Club defeated the Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs 8-2 in a game shortened to five innings by rain.
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Boonville (3-2): Scott Seeker home run, four RBI; Conner Lynch two hits, one run scored, one RBI; Dan Tauken two hits, one run scored, one RBI, allowed two unearned runs on one hit while striking out eight batters and walking five through four innings; Bryce Collis pitched a 1-2-3 sixth inning.
Mohawk Valley (3-5): Richie Sica single, one run scored; Zach Brush walk, one run scored; Griffin Yastremski struck out four batters in two innings in his PGCBL mound debut.
Next up: Boonville plays on the road again Monday at Glens Falls. The DiamondDawgs travel to Amsterdam Tuesday.
Next meeting: The teams are scheduled to meet again in Little Falls June 30.
SCORES
Boonville Baseball Club 8, Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs 2, five innings
Jamestown Tarp Skunks 9, Elmira Pioneers 3
Newark Pilots 9, Auburn Doubledays 7
Batavia Muckdogs at Geneva Red Wings, postponed
Oneonta Outlaws at Saugerties Stallions, postponed
Watertown Rapids at Glens Falls Rapids, postponed
Saturday, June 11 Games
Oneonta Outlaws 3, Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs 2
The Oneonta Yankees scored three runs on one hit in the eighth inning and pulled out a 3-2 win over the Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs at Damaschke Field.
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Mohawk Valley (3-4): Ohjiro Motoki held Oneonta hitless until one out in the sixth inning and struck out five batters over six scoreless innings (second Mohawk Valley starter to hold a team hitless through five innings in four days; Pete Durocher two doubles, two runs scored; Alfredo Delgado two singles, two RBI.
Oneonta (4-3): Kyle Mahady allowed two runs on eight hits over eight innings and struck out five batters while walking none; John Hacker struck out the side in the ninth inning to earn a save; Christopher Baillargeon double, one run scored, one RBI; tying and winning runs scored on an error.
Next up: DiamondDawgs return home Sunday for an exhibition game against the Capital City Reds. The Outlaws travel to Saugerties Sunday.
Next meeting: The teams play once more on the final day of the regular season, July 29, in Little Falls.
Jamestown Tarp Skunks 9, Utica Blue Sox 8
Jamestown overcame an 8-4 deficit and scored five runs in the eighth inning to beat the Utica Blue Sox. The Tarp Skunks had led 3-0 before Utica tied the game in the third inning, took the lead in the fourth and tacked on three runs in the fifth.
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Utica (4-3): Dewey Roden two singles, double, two RBI, one run scored; Luke Odden two walks, two runs scored, two RBI; Daedrick Call two singles; Ryan Enos doubles, one run scored, one RBI.
Jamestown (5-3): Cody Bey, Padraig O’Shaughnessy two hits, two RBI each; Nate Johnson single, walk, three runs scored; Will Dorrell, Henry Martinez, Yogi Hartigan two hits, one runs scored, one RBI each; Eric Crouse pitched two scoreless innings and struck out three batters for the save.
Next up: Jamestown plays Elmira Sunday. Utica’s Blue Sox travel to Watertown Monday.
Next meeting: Jamestown visits Utica July 16.
Amsterdam Mohawks 3, Saugerties Stallions 2
Von Baker, a 2020 Oppenheim-Ephratah-St. Johnsville High School graduate now attending Cornell University, earned his first PGCBL victory with three innings of hitless relief. Baker recently finished his sophomore season and also pitched for the Mohawks during the 2021 PGCBL season.
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Amsterdam (7-0): Von Baker pitched three hitless innings and earned the win in relief, combined with three other pitchers to strike out 11 batters in a three-hitter; Gage Miller single, double, walk, two RBI.
Saugerties (1-6): Praxie Vigil pitched five scoreless innings of relief; Colin Mackle two hits, one RBI; Jake Skrine oen hit, one RBI; Brandon Fish, Jahlani Rogers walk, one run scored each.
Next up: Amsterdam is home Monday for a game against Albany. Saugerties was rained out against Oneonta Sunday – the teams will play a doubleheader Thursday – and plays at Albany Tuesday.
Next meeting: The teams play in Saugerties June 23.
Albany Dutchmen 3, Watertown Rapids 0, first game
The Albany Dutchmen swept the first doubleheader of the PGCBL season at home against Watertown.
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Watertown: Eli Meredith double; Tyree Bradley, Jonah Shearer, single each; Spencer Brown one scoreless inning.
Albany: Arlo Marynczak pitched a three-hit shutout with nine strikeouts and no walks; Brody Keneston two singles, one run scored; Tyler Young double, one run scored; Nick Plue single, one run scored, one RBI; Ty Gallagher two walks; Anthony Raimo Jr single.
Albany Dutchmen 9, Watertown Rapids 1, second game
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Watertown (2-5): Ellis Schwartz two singles, one run scored; Elvis Lopez double, one RBI; Owen Parliament played left field and singled; Rob Conley single; Aidan Maxwell walk; Spencer Brown three scoreless innings of relief.
Albany (7-1): Tyler Young three-for-four, two RBI, one run scored; Brody Keneston single, home run, three RBI, two runs scored; Anthony Raimo Jr single, one RBI; Ty Gallagher single, two walks, two runs scored.
Next up: Albany plays on the road Monday at Amsterdam. Watertown was rained out in Glens Falls Sunday and plays at home Monday against Utica.
Next meeting: The Dutchmen travel to Watertown July 20.
SCORES
Albany Dutchmen 3, Watertown Rapids 0, first game
Albany Dutchmen 9, Watertown Rapids 1, second game
Amsterdam Mohawks 3, Saugerties Stallions 2
Auburn Doubledays 4, Geneva Red Wings 0
Boonville Baseball Club 14, Glens Falls Dragons 7
Elmira Pioneers 8, Niagara Power 2
Jamestown Tarp Skunks 9, Utica Blue Sox 8
Newark Pilots 9, Batavia Muckdogs 6
Oneonta Outlaws 3, Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs 2
Friday, June 10 Games
Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs 7, Saugerties Stallions 5
The Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs scored four runs in the eighth inning to take the lead and defeated the Saugerties Stallions 7-5 in their first meeting with the 2021 Perfect Game Collegiate Baseball League champions. Alfredo Delgado drove home the tying and go-ahead runs in the eighth after one had already scored on a passed ball with the bases loaded. Three Mohawk Valley relievers combined to shut out Saugerties over the final five innings after the DiamondDawgs had fallen behind 5-2.
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Saugerties (1-5): Jake Skrine single, home run, three RBI, one run scored; Jahlani Rogers two singles, one run scored; Colin Mackle triple, walk, one run scored.
Mohawk Valley (3-3): Garrett Musey two singles, home run, two runs scored, two RBI; Zach Brush single, double, one run scored, one RBI; Alfredo Delgado single, two RBI, one run scored; Evan Berta two singles, one RBI; Tyler Babel pitched three hitless, scoreless innings of relief; Jed Boyle pitched one scoreless inning for the win; Billy Hoffacker struck out two batters in the ninth for the save.
Next up: DiamondDawgs play on the road Saturday at Oneonta. Saugerties plays at home against Amsterdam Saturday.
Next meeting: Mohawk Valley travels to Saugerties June 19.
Boonville Baseball Club 12, Utica Blue Sox 6
The rebranded Boonville Baseball Club earned its first win of the season and first since Adirondack Trail Blazers run to the 2019 championship series when it beat Utica’s Blue Sox Friday. Utica led 3-1 through four innings but Boonville scored eight runs in the fifth.
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Boonville (1-2): Dan Tauken two singles, two doubles, two runs scored, two RBI; Efrain Correa Jr single, two doubles, two RBI, one run scored; Scott Seeker single, walk, hit by pitch, three runs scored;
Utica (4-2): Easton Brenner double, walk, two runs scored; Ryan Cook allowed one unearned run on two hits in two-thirds of an inning.
Next up: Boonville, coming off its first win of the season, plays at home Saturday against one-win Glens Falls. Utica travels to play Saturday in Jamestown against the Tarp Skunks.
Next meeting: Boonville visits Utica June 29.
Albany Dutchmen 15, Glens Falls Dragons 4, eight innings
The Albany Dutchmen scored one run in the seventh inning and five in the eighth to shorten Friday’s game at East Field under the Perfect Game Collegiate Baseball League mercy rule. Glens Falls has been mercied five times this season.
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Albany (5-1): Chance Checca single, triple, three runs scored, three RBI; Anthony Raimo Jr single, walk, sacrifice fly, two runs scored, one RBI; Dutchmen drew 11 walks; six players scored multiple runs; Ryan McCarroll winning pitcher in relief, allowed one hit in 2 2/3 scoreless innings; Luke Pusz allowed two unearned runs in two innings of relief.
Glens Falls (1-7): Joe Colucci single, two RBI; Kyle McNeff two singles.
Next up: Albany plays at home Saturday against Watertown. Glens Falls travels to Boonville Saturday.
Next meeting: Albany is 3-0 in the teams’ series and returns to Glens Falls June 19.
Geneva Red Wings 9, Watertown Rapids 8, 10 innings
Geneva let 4-0 and 8-6 leads get away but beat Watertown 9-8 in 10 on the road. Watertown had tied the game with single runs in the seventh and eighth innings.
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Geneva (2-3): four pitchers combined to strike out 18 batters; starting pitcher Jack Eshleman struck out nine in four innings and winning pitcher Nick Serce struck out seven over the final five; Serce two single, one run scored, one RBI; Ozzie Fleischer three singles, walk, one run scored, one RBI; Shane Dux two singles, double, four RBI, one run scored; Max Hitman single, triple, walk, three RBI, two runs scored; Mike Gorham single, walk, three runs scored.
Watertown (2-3): Rob Conley two singles, one run scored; Michael Norton single, two doubles, one run scored, one RBI; Tyree Bradley two singles, one run scored, one RBI; Colin Hageman single, two runs scored; Ellis Schwartz single, two RBI; Wyatt Parliament started and struck out five batters through three innings.
Next up: Watertown travels to Albany for a Saturday game. Geneva plays at Auburn Saturday.
Next meeting: The teams meet again July 2 in Geneva.
SCORES
Albany Dutchmen 15, Glens Falls Dragons 4, eight innings
Amsterdam Mohawks 2, Oneonta Outlaws 1
Auburn Doubledays 7, Niagara Power 2
Batavia Muckdogs 7, Jamestown Tarp Skunks 2
Boonville Baseball Club 12, Utica Blue Sox 6
Elmira Pioneers 7, Newark Pilots 4
Geneva Red Wings 9, Watertown Rapids 8, 10 innings
Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs 7, Saugerties Stallions 5
Thursday, June 9 Games
Amsterdam Mohawks 7, Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs 3
The Amsterdam Mohawks scored five runs in the top of the first inning in Little Falls Thursday and never trailed in a 7-3 victory over the Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs. Combined with a Utica loss, the Mohawks are the Perfect Game Collegiate Baseball League's last unbeaten team this season.
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Amsterdam (5-0): Hunter Thomas home run, four RBI; Gage Miller single, home run, two runs scored; Zach Gardner two singles, two runs scored, one RBI.
Mohawk Valley (2-3): Ernesto Polanco home run; Pete Durocher two singles, one run scored; Herkimer College left-hander Ethan Patch made his PGCBL with three strikeouts in 1 2/3 scoreless innings; Ruben Del Castillo and Hayden Duke each pitched two scoreless innings and Duke struck out six of the seven batters he faced.
Next up: Mohawk Valley is home again Friday for a game against the Saugerties Stallions. Amsterdam is home Friday against the Oneonta Outlaws.
Next meeting: The DiamondDawgs make their first visit of the season to Amsterdam’s Shuttleworth Park Tuesday.
Auburn Doubledays 3, Utica Blue Sox 2
The Auburn Doubledays beat Utica Thursday and knocked the Blue Sox from the ranks of the PGCBL unbeaten.
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Utica (4-1): Dalen Stewart, Chris Campanella, David Thurman and Andrew Smithson combined to pitch three-hitter with 14 strikeouts; Matt Clark one hit, one run scored, one RBI; Chris Fernandez one hit, one run scored; Dewey Roden one hit, one RBI.
Auburn (3-3): Kobe Stenson two hits, two RBI; Andrew Tan one hit; starting pitcher Jake Danyluk allowed one run on one hit through five innings.
Next up: Auburn plays at Niagara Friday. Utica is home for a game against the Boonvile Baseball Club.
Next meeting: The Blue Sox return to Auburn June 18.
SCORES
Amsterdam Mohawks 7, Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs 3
Auburn Doubledays 3, Utica Blue Sox 2
Batavia Muckdogs 8, Geneva Red Wings 0
Elmira Pioneers 2, Oneonta Outlaws 1
Niagara Power 8, Newark Pilots 7
Saugerties Stallions 10, Glens Falls Dragons 1
Albany Dutchmen at Boonville Baseball Club, postponed
Capital City Reds at Watertown Rapids (exhibition), canceled
Wednesday, June 8 Games
Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs 16, Glens Falls Dragons, 2, six innings
Darin Horn pitched a six-inning complete game and struck out nine batters in his PGCBL mound debut and the Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs scored eight runs in the sixth inning to shorten the game under the league’s mercy rule. Horn did not allow a hit until Martin Marintchev singled leading off the bottom of the sixth inning.
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Mohawk Valley (2-2): Pete Durocher three singles, three RBI; two runs scored; Orlando Pena double, three RBI; Noah Lucier two singles, two walks, three runs scored; Evan Berta three runs scored; Darin Horn pitched complete game with nine strikeouts and two walks.
Glens Falls (1-5): Pnoenix Bowman, Martin Marintchev single, one run scored each; Phillip Krpata double, one RBI.
Next up: The DiamondDawgs are home Thursday and Friday for games against Amsterdam and Saugerties, the two finalists from last year’s playoffs. The Dragons travel to Saugerties Thuursday.
Next meeting: The DiamondDawgs and Dragons meet again in Glens Falls June 25; following an off day for the DiamondDawgs, the Dragons make their first visit to Little Falls June 27.
Utica Blue Sox 5, Elmira Pioneers 1
The Utica Blue Sox are one of the PGCBL’s two remaining unbeaten teams – Amsterdam is the other – and Elmira is one of three teams without a victory.
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Elmira (0-5): Joe Muzio two hits; Erik Charnetski two walks, one run scored.
Utica (4-0): New York Mills High School grad Ryan Enos single, walk, hit by pitch, two runs scored; Daedrick Cail, Edwin Tavarez one hit, one run scored each; starting pitcher Nick Casaleggio, winning pitcher Logan Wenzel three scoreless innings each.
Next up: Utica travels to Auburn Thursday. Elmira plays at Oneonta Thursday,
Next meeting: The Pioneers return to Utica June 24.
Oneonta Outlaws 7, Albany Dutchmen 1
Herkimer College General Joel Hayner allowed three hits and struck out eight batters over seven innings as the Oneonta Outlaws dealt the Albany Dutchmen their first defeat of the season.
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Oneonta (3-1): Jelani Hamer single, double, one RBI; Dylan Broderick single, walk, two runs scored, one RBI; Mario Disso single, double, one run scored, one RBI; Joel Hayner and Tyler Sausville combined to stricke out 13 batters
Albany (4-1): Matt Bergevin single, one run scored; Herkimer College’s Chance Checca and former General Anthony Raimo Jr each walked and stole a base; Canajoharie High School’s Riley Montanye went hitless.
Next up: Oneonta has a home game Thursday against Elmira. Albany plays at Glens Falls Friday.
Next meeting: Albany visits Oneonta June 17.
Here are the final scores of Wednesday's games. Go to our website for box scores and more in depth stats.
Link: https://t.co/d9ytwaA0Gp#PGCBL #FinalScore pic.twitter.com/dIwqJh6SAZ— PGCBL (@PGCBLbaseball) June 9, 2022
SCORES
Batavia Muckdogs 3, Geneva Red Wings 0 (exhibition)
Jamestown Tarp Skunks 4, Auburn Doubledays 3
Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs 16, Glens Falls Dragons, 2, six innings
Oneonta Outlaws 7, Albany Dutchmen 1
Utica Blue Sox 5, Elmira Pioneers 1
Capital City Reds at Batavia Muckdogs (exhibition), canceled
Tuesday, June 7 Games
Here are the final scores of Tuesday's games. Go to our website for box scores and more in depth stats.
Link: https://t.co/d9ytwaA0Gp#PGCBL #FinalScore pic.twitter.com/p7k6SsFuJ8— PGCBL (@PGCBLbaseball) June 8, 2022
Batavia Muckdogs 12, Jamestown Tarp Skunks 6
Niagara Power 10, Elmira Pioneers 4
Capital City reds at Utica Blue Sox (exhibition), canceled
Newark Pilots at Geneva Red Wings, postponed
Watertown Rapids at Amsterdam Mohawks, postponed
Monday, June 6 Games
@MVDiamondDawgs 1 @WatertownRapids 0
(matinee at Duffy Fairgrounds)
Ohjiro Motoki and Bo Buckley each allow one hit in combined shutout.#LetsGoDawgs pic.twitter.com/ehOUnAvzUy— DiamondDawgsBaseball (@MVDiamondDawgs) June 6, 2022
Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs 1, Watertown Rapids 0
Ohjiro Motoki and Ben Buckley combined to pitch a two-hit shutout on the road for the Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs’ first win of the season.
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Mohawk Valley (1-2): Ernesto Polanco doubled home Richie Sica with the game’s only run after Sica singled to start the fourth inning; Ohjiro Motoki pitched five scoreless innings in his PGCBL debut and held Watertown to a leadoff single in the third while striking out three batters and hitting one to earn the victory; Ben Buckley pitched four innings for the save, also striking out three batters with no walks while retiring the final 10 batters in order; Garrett Musey had two of the six Mohawk Valley hits.
Watertown (2-2): Mason Diaz, Elvis Lopez one hit each; Spencer Brown, Aidan Maxwell 3 2/3 combined scoreless innings of relief; Maxwell, a 2021 West Canada Valley High School graduate, struck out three batters, walked one and allowed one hit in the final two innings; Connor Maxwell started and went 0-for-3.
Next up: DiamondDawgs have Tuesday off and travel to Glens Falls Wednesday.
Next meeting: The Rapids make their first visit to Little Falls June 17.
Here are your final scores of Monday's games. Go to our website for box scores and more in depth stats on how teams played.
Link: https://t.co/d9ytwaA0Gp#PGCBL #FinalScore pic.twitter.com/AVngKWjXxZ— PGCBL (@PGCBLbaseball) June 7, 2022
SCORES
Albany Dutchmen 7, Saugerties Stallions 6, 10 innings
Amsterdam Mohawks 9, Glens Falls Dragons 5
Batavia Muckdogs 6, Auburn Doubledays 5
Geneva Red Wings 4, Niagara Power 2
Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs 1, Watertown Rapids 0
Newark Pilots 8, Jamestown Tarp Skunks 5
Sunday, June 5 Games
Utica Blue Sox 16, Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs 12, 10 innings
The Utica Blue Sox tied the game in the ninth inning then scored nine runs in the 10th as the teams combined to scored as many runs in the 10th – 14 – as they had through the first nine. Troy Hamilton’s two-run single broke a 7-7 tie and gave Utica its first lead in the extra inning.
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Utica (3-0): Troy Hamilton three singles, four RBI, one run scored; Easton Brenner single, home run, three runs scored, three RBI; Ryan Enos single, three runs scored; Lukas Schramm two singles, two runs scored, two RBI; Ryan Maka two singles, double, one run scored, one RBI; Dewey Roden two singles, two runs scored; Kade Reinertson single, double, one run scored, one RBI; Daedrick Cail two singles, one run scored, one RBI; Gehrig Spradlin winning pitcher in relief; Nick Casaleggio 2 2/3 scoreless innings.
Mohawk Valley (0-2): Demetrius Johnson single, double, home run, three RBI, one run scored; Alfredo Delgado three singles, double, two RBI, one run scored; Noah Lucier two singles, double, three runs scored, two RBI; Zach Brush single, double, three RBI, one run scored; Evan Berta three singles, two runs scored; Doug Marose five strikeouts, two unearned runs in 4 1/3 innings; Billy Hoffacker three strikeouts in two scoreless innings.
Next up: The DiamondDawgs play a morning school field trip game in Watertown Monday and have a day off Tuesday. The Blue Sox are off Monday and play an exhibition game Tuesday against the Capital City Reds.
Next meeting: The Blue Sox return to Little Falls June 16.
Here are your final scores from Sunday! #PGCBL #FinalScores pic.twitter.com/zM5GUmSIf6
— PGCBL (@PGCBLbaseball) June 6, 2022
SCORES
Amsterdam Mohawks 16, Saugerties Stallions 5
Auburn Doubledays 11, Geneva Red Wings 1
Glens Falls Dragons 11, Oneonta Outlaws 2
Jamestown Tarp Skujnks 9, Elmira Pioneers 6
Niagara Power 9, Batavia Muckdogs 8
Utica Blue Sox 16, Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs 12, 10 innings
Watertown Rapids 7, Boonville Baseball Club 4
Saturday, June 4 Games
Last night’s player of the game was a familiar face…shoutout to 🦏 for a great performance! @renos_15 pic.twitter.com/xyhfgpbHMD
— Utica Blue Sox (@Ubluesox) June 5, 2022
Utica Blue Sox 4, Auburn Doubledays 1
Four Utica Blue Sox pitchers combined to hold Auburn’s Doubledays to one run on three hits in the home opener at Murnane Field.
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Auburn (1-1): Cooper Erickson two hits.
Utica (2-0): Ryan Enos single, double, two runs scored, one RBI; Dewey Roden two hits; relievers Logan Wenzel, Andrew Smithson, Christian Hile combined to strike out five batters in four hitless innings; Evan Esch pitched five shutout innings for the win.
Next meeting: The Blue Sox travel to Auburn June 9.
Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs at Boonville Baseball Club, postponed
Saturday’s game was briefly delayed and eventually canceled in Boonville.
Mohawk Valley (0-1)
Boonville (0-1)
Next meeting: The teams are scheduled to play in Little Falls June 30.
Here are your final scores from Saturday night.#PGCBL #FinalScore pic.twitter.com/9onWvQALpe
— PGCBL (@PGCBLbaseball) June 5, 2022
SCORES
Albany Dutchmen 14, Glens Falls Golden Dragons 4, first game
Albany Dutchmen 13, Glens Falls Golden Dragons 3, second game
Amsterdam Mohawks 10, Saugerties Stallions 3
Batavia Muckdogs 6, Elmira Pioneers 4
Niagara Power 13, Newark Pilots 8
Oneonta Outlaws 3, Watertown Rapids 2
Utica Blue Sox 4, Auburn Doubledays 1
Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs at Boonville Baseball Club, postponed
Friday, June 3 Games
Oneonta Outlaws 13, Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs 3, six innings
The Oneonta Outlaws scored seven runs on two hits against two relievers in the fourth inning and defeated the Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs on opening night at Veterans Memorial Park.
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Oneonta (1-0): Dylan Broderick home run, three RBI, two runs scored; Jelani Hamer double, two runs scored, two RBI; Mario Disso single, two runs scored, one RBI; Evan Keegan double, two runs scored; Connor Cooney two singles, one run scored, one RBI; Devin Boone single, two RBI; Tyler Sausville five strikeouts in two scoreless innings; Ethan Thompson winning pitcher.
Mohawk Valley (0-1): Pete Durocher single, one run scored, one RBI; Zadh Brush, Noah Lucier single, one run scored each; Alfredo Delgado single.
First head coaching win for former @HerkimerGeneral John Boland (right) who has his college roommate, Eric Downey, as an assistant this summer. pic.twitter.com/zlNGPdEZgx
— jon rathbun (@LFTimes_sports) June 4, 2022
Notes: First head coaching victory for former Herkimer College General John Boland.
Next meeting: Mohawk Valley travels to Oneonta June 11.
Utica Blue Sox 7, Geneva Red Wings 6
The Utica Blue Sox went scoreless through six innings then rallied to beat the Geneva Red Wings on the road on opening night.
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Utica (1-0): Ryan Enos two hits, one run scored; Edwin Tavarez single, two runs; Ryan Maka two runs scored; Daedrick Cail single, three RBI; Jack Zupfer struck out five batters in two innings, winning pitcher in relief.
Geneva (0-1): Nick Serce home run, two RBI; Max Hitman single, double, three runs scored, one RBI; Nick Thompson struck out seven batters and allowed one hit in five scoreless innings.
Next meeting: Geneva visits Utica June 15.
Opening day comes to a close with a lot of high scoring games. Here are your final scores of the day.#PGCBL #FinalScores pic.twitter.com/bkbvf9X2Vu
— PGCBL (@PGCBLbaseball) June 4, 2022
SCORES
Albany Dutchmen 13, Saugerties Stallions 10
Amsterdam Mohawks 13, Glens Falls Dragons 0
Auburn Doubledays 11, Newark Pilots 1
Batavia Muckdogs 8, Elmira Pioneers 2
Jamestown Tarp Skunks 11, Niagara Power 1
Oneonta Outlaws 13, Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs 3
Utica Blue Sox 7, Geneva Red Wings 6
Thursday, June 2 Games
Here are your final scores for tonights games. @WatertownRapids come out on top against @BoonvilleBase 7-1. The @MVDiamondDawgs came out with the win against the Capital City Reds 10-4. Tune in tomorrow for opening day!#PGCBL #FinalScores pic.twitter.com/fX4R82W2gq
— PGCBL (@PGCBLbaseball) June 3, 2022
SCORES
Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs 10, Capital City Reds 4 (exhibition)
Watertown Rapids 7, Boonville Baseball Club 1
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