Hillsborough 6,
Carrollwood Day 2

Hillsborough’s Tim Elko and Nick Romano provided some power
each slugging home runs in an afternoon game against CDS for the Terriers 12th
win. Elko’s was a two-run shot and Romano’s was his fifth of the season.
Terrence Doston went 3-for-3 with two RBI and a double, and Jarrod Cande
tripled twice and added a single in the win. Patrick Puentes struck out five in
five innings of work to earn the win for the Terriers. For Carrollwood Day,
Frank Furey had a double and an RBI and Grant Walford drove in the Patriots
other run.

Wharton’s Austin Appel worked five innings holding Plant to
one run, while striking out seven before Duncan Pastore worked two shutout
innings and earned the win helping out his own cause at the plate with an RBI
double.

The Lancers played a tough Out-of-Door on Tuesday loading the
bases in the seventh but came up just short. Austin Carter was 2-for-3, with a
double and stolen base, Alex Smith took the loss for Cambridge Christian (18-5)
going five innings, allowing all three runs and striking out three, and Jacob
Krueger worked one scoreless inning on the mound.

Jefferson made the most of just one hit, scoring three runs
on a two-run home run by Robby Martin (his eight of the season) and an error, and held off a late Alonso rally. Ravens senior Jordan Butler struck out 11, and reliever Jorge Oleaga struck out two in a shutout inning. Leonard Lugo and Nick Gonzalez had two hits each, and Scott Meitzler had a double for Alonso.

East Bay got doubles from Sean Vega (two RBI), Jorge Collado
(two runs), and Tristan Garcia (three runs, two RBI) to top Blake on the road
Tuesday. Jake Gilbert had a two hit night for the Indians, and Bryce Visscher
earned the win pitching four innings and striking out four.

Eight different players tallied hits as the Gryphons
defeated Middleton in four innings. Dylan Eskew doubled, had two RBI and scored
three times, Trey Bacon was 2-for-3 with three runs and an RBI, and Michael
Lojocano had a double in the win.

Tampa Catholic 3,
Jesuit 1
Errors proved costly for Jesuit and Tampa Catholic got a tremendous effort from senior and FSU signee Conor Grady on the mound to get a win in the local rivalry. Grady worked a complete game, allowing one run, on two hits, and striking out eight batters. Jake Jones had an RBI single for Jesuit, and Jack Anderson took the tough loss, allowing two unearned runs over five innings of work. 

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Bloomingdale answered a King run in the third with a pair of
runs and added some late insurance to pick up the win. Nate Chevalier started
the Bulls scoring with a single, and Bryce Hazzard added two on a home run to
right in the sixth.

Six strong from Julian Bosnic (one hit allowed, eight
strikeouts) and a lockdown save from Khalib Bayona (no hits, one strikeout) led
the Buccaneers to a win against Steinbrenner. Spencer Myers and Bayona each
drove in runs, and Bosnic was 2-for-3 at the plate.

Bell Creek Academy 4,
Academy at the Lakes 2