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#8 Berkeley Prep 4, Sarasota Out-of-Door 2

Rivers Kurland tossed his third-straight complete game, striking out eight and allowing two runs on three hits as the Buccaneers visited. The Bucs sophomore now has 80 strikeouts on the year and is 6-3 on the mound. After falling behind a pair of runs, Berkeley took the lead in the fifth as Julius Pfau singled in a run, Jojo Troupe hit the first of two doubles and scored the first of his two runs on a Mason Warren sac bunt.

B 000|030|1 – |4|4|0
O 010|100|0 – |2|3|3
W – Kurland (6-3); L – Geske
2B – Troupe 2 (B); Hernandez, Hobson (O). Records – B (18-8); O (17-7).

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Steinbrenner 3, Chamberlain 0

Ben Geraghty struck out seven in four shutout innings to earn his sixth win for Steinbrenner, and Kelton Meares pitched three shutout innings of relief to earn his second save. Jorge Romero drove in the deciding run in the third on a ground out, and added an RBI double in the fifth. In between, Cayden Hessemyer doubled and scored on a sac fly from Charles Williams Jr. Storm senior Eyxsen Herrera had a double in the loss.

C 000|000|0 – |0|4|2
S 001|110|0 – |3|3|0
W – Geraghty (6-1); L – Peppers; S – Meares (2)
2B – Herrera (C); Hessemyer, Romero (S). Records – C (11-12); S (15-10).

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Brandon 10, King 7

Read our game coverage of the Eagles come-from-behind win.

K 302|001|1 – |7|9|2
B 002|521|x – |10|12|2
W – Faison; L – Harrier
2B – Nico Brown, Finney (K); C. Junttila (B); 3B – Hill (K). Records – K (5-18); B (4-19).

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Lennard 7, Wharton 3 (6)

Lennard scored four runs in the top of the sixth to break open a tie game, as Logan Covey singled in the deciding run, and the Longhorns added another on a bases loaded hit batter, and two more on a RJ Torres single. Justis Meadows homered to start the home-seventh for Wharton, but weather forced an early end to the night, and the score reverted back to the sixth inning. Mikie Lock was 3-for-5 with a run and RBI for Lennard, and Mattie Counts had two hits and scored twice. Jeremiah Brown was 2-for-3 with an RBI for Wharton, and David Ascano drove in a pair.

L 001|024 – |7|11|0
W 100|020 – |3|4|2
W – Payne; L – Long
2B – Cobb (W). Records – L (16-8); W (11-13).

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Alonso 3, Freedom 1

Ben Drumheller singled in a pair of runs to break open a tie in the sixth inning as Alonso defeated Freedom. Christopher Morgan homered for the Ravens in the third, and Freedom answered in the fourth as Tommy Bradley singled and scored on a balk. Julien Batista earned the win in relief, and Vincent Antuna picked up the save.

A 001|002|0 – |3|7|1
F 000|100|0 – |1|5|3
W – Batista (2-1); L – Wey; S – Antuna (3)
2B – Duran-Padua (A); Mendoza (F); HR – Morgan (A). Records – A (16-8); F (5-19).

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#2 Jesuit 15, Punta Gorda Charlotte 0 (4)

Brooks Chamberlin (3ip, four K’s), McCall Biemiller, and Jacob Brill combined for four no-hit innings for Jesuit. Wes Mendes singled in the deciding run in the first as the Tigers batted around, and Mendes hit a three-run homer in his second at-bat.

C 000|0xx|x – |0|0|0
J 933|xxx|x – |15|16|0
W – Chamberlin (0-0); L – Hayse
2B – Thompson, Glover, Sheffield (J); HR – Mendes (J). Records – C (11-14); J (21-4).

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Gulf 11, Foundation Christian 4

F 100|03x|x – |0|0|0
G 212|24x|x – |0|0|0
W – Graziano; L – Kull
2B – Messing (F); Wilson, Graziano (G). Records – F (11-8); G (6-13).

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Bloomingdale 11, #3 Gaither 1 (5)

Bloomingdale took down its second team from our Week 9 Top 8, scoring 11 runs late to force a mercy-rule. Coop Hinson was 2-for-3 with a homer and three RBI, Isaiah Perez also drove in three, and Eli Davidson pitched five innings, allowing one run on four hits.

G 000|10x|x – |1|4|1
B 000|65x|x – |11|12|1
W – Davidson (4-1); L – Fernandez (7-1)
2B – Vazquez, Dinzeo (B); HR – Hinson (B). Records – G (18-6); B (15-8).

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#1 Sickles 5, Hillsborough 3

S 120|011| – |5|5|1
H 100|000| – |3|10|2
W – Bly; L – Martin
2B – Guise (S); Arroyo, Bullock, Roberts (H). Records – S (23-2); H (9-14).

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#4 Strawberry Crest 11, Newsome 0

Akhil Nimmala homered twice and drove in five runs; Luke Richardson struck out six in four innings, and Zach Redner picked up a three-inning save with five punch outs and no hits allowed.

S 002|120|6 – |11|15|1
N 000|000|0 – |0|3|1
W – Richardson (6-2); L – Dempsey; S – Redner
3B – Re. Vasquez (S); HR – Ak. Nimmala (S). Records – S (16-7); N (14-9).

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Sumner 17, Middleton 2 (4)

S 485|0xx|x – |17|14|1
M 000|2x|x – |2|2|2
W – DeJesus; L – Hancock
2B – Ramos, Robledo, Hutchinson (S); Hancock, Barreto (M); HR – Peralta, Parsons (S). Records – S (13-10); M (1-21).

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Bell Creek 10, Bradenton GC Heat 0 (5)

H 000|00x|x – |0|3|0
B 022|42x|x – |10|8|0
Records – H (4-14); B (18-6).

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Robinson 14, Tampa Bay Tech 4 (5)

R 630|32x|x – |14|7|1
T 100|30x|x – |4|7|3
W – Hardin; L – E. Jones
2B – Davis (T). Records – R (10-12); T (3-20).

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Sickles 4, Dunedin 3 (10)

Sickles and Dunedin battled deep into the night on Wednesday, about as deep as the walk-off bomb to center from Caden McDonald to give the Gryphons the win in extra innings. McDonald’s county-best eighth home run of the year went out to center, and rewarded Cameron Guise for a scoreless inning of relief and earning the junior his fourth win. Sickles took a three-run lead in the third the Guise sacrificed in a run Hayden Yost scored on an error, and Jordan Yost singled a run. Dunedin chipped away at the lead on an RBI double by Greyson McNeil (2-for-5, two doubles) in the fourth, and McNeil drove in another on a ground ball in the sixth, followed by a run-scoring singly by AJ Shelton. McDonald struck out nine in a six-inning no-decision, and Dunedin’s Tyler Beard struck out five in five innings, and Jacob Riegel had six strikeouts in four innings, but took the loss in relief.

D 000|102|000|0 – |3|8|2
S 003|000|000|1 – |4|6|1
W – Guise (4-0); L – Riegel
2B – McNeil (D); HR – McDonald (S). Records – D (16-6); S (22-2).

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SLAM 10, Brooks DeBartolo 2

S 200|521|0 – |10|12|1
B 000|020|0 – |2|3|2
W – Walker; L – Corscadden
2B – Walker (S). Records – S (15-8); B (3-20).

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