Friday, April 12, 2024 Results

Bloomingdale 4, #1 Sickles 2

An RBI double from Izzy Perez and an RBI single from Cooper Hinson erased an early Sickles lead in the second inning, and RBI singles from Vincent Dinzeo and Pierce Collins (2-for-4) salted away a big win on the road for the Bulls. Junior Hayden Porter worked five innings on the mound, striking out one and allowing two hits to earn the win, and Dawson Rankin recorded his third save with two hitless innings and a strikeout. Despite a 1-2 week from the Gryphons, junior Jaden Nazar stayed hot, running his hit-streak to seven games, going 3-for-3 with a double and run scored (7-for-8 on the week), and Michael Bynum and Emilio Salgado singled in runs in the first inning. Brandon Gonzales pitched four innings of relief for Sickles, allowing one run on two hits and struck out seven.

B 030|001|0 – |4|6|0
S 200|000|0 – |2|6|1
W – Porter (3-3); L – LeBlanc; S – Rankin (3)
2B – Perez (B); Nazar (S). Records – B (12-6); S (16-5).

#3 Durant 1, Jefferson 0

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J 000|000|0 – |0|3|1
D 000|001|x – |1|3|0
W – Mobley (4-0); L – Van Meter (0-4); S – Rowland
2B – Copple (J). Records – J (13-7); D (15-3).

Leto 15, Wharton 8

Leto got the better of an explosive first inning as the Falcons stretched its lead out to 11, only to see the Wildcats claw back six of those. Leto’s offense pounded out 14 hits – four of them from Caleb Rodriguez, who doubled, drove in two and scored three times. Arley Duran had five RBI in his 3-for-4 night. Wharton’s Daniel Munoz hit his fourth home run of the season driving in three runs in the first inning.

L (11)02|200|0 – |15|14|1
W 600|002|0 – |8|7|1
W – Demetrius; L – Eich
2B – Duran 2, Rodriguez (L); Turer (W); HR – Munoz (W). Records – L (8-11); W (8-12).

SSAC State Tournament ⚾

Cambridge Christian 8, Hernando Christian 4

Cambridge Christian broke a scoreless game with Hernando Christian in the fourth inning of its Sunshine State Athletic Conference state semifinal win with eight runs. Brody Bellomo‘s solo home run (his fourth of the year) broke the seal, and the Lancers picked up RBI hits from Torey Thomas and Braiden Price (three-run double) to put the game out of reach. Brent Ferris was 3-for-4 with a run and RBI, and Will Snider struck out eight in six innings, allowing three earned runs off four hits.

C 000|800|0 – |8|10|4
H 000|211|0 – |4|5|2
W – Snider; L – Randy
2B – Price, Mayer (C); HR – Bellomo (C). Records – H (9-8); C (9-10).

SSAC State Tournament ⚾

Vero Beach Master’s Acd 12, SLAM 4

M 003|414|0 – |12|11|4
S  011|002|0 – |4|4|2
W – Buxton; L – Morales
2B – Grispo, Eiswerth (M); Morales (S); 3B – Celano, Downey (M). Records – M (11-8); S (10-8).

SSAC State Tournament ⚾

Pensacola Lighthouse 13, Foundation Christian 3 (6)

L 224|122|x – |13|13|0
F 020|001|x – |3|4|4
W – Nelson; L – Salter
2B – Peacock (L); Williams (F); 3B – Matthews (L); xxxxx (L); HR – Polk (L); xxxxx (L). Records – F (8-5); L (6-8).

#8 Tampa Catholic 4, #4 Seffner Christian 2

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S 000|001|1 – |2|3|2
T 100|030|x – |4|6|4
W – Sotiropoulos; L – Duncan (6-2); S – West
2B – Kolondres (S); Woodward (T). Records – S (14-3); T (12-7).

Berkeley Prep 10, Steinbrenner 6

Steinbrenner popped off four five, first-inning runs, but Berkeley Prep ran the Warriors down with crooked numbers in each of the first three innings. Kelton Meares leadoff double for Steinbrenner eventually got his team on the board, scoring on a bases-loaded walk. Tom Yazvac singled in a run, and an error and wild pitch provided runs. Julius Pfau dropped down a squeeze bunt and an error followed to start the scoring for the Bucs. Pfau added two hits and three RBI to the win, David Parker went 2-for-4, with two RBI, and George Cook pitched five innings of scoreless relief, allowing three hits and struck out seven.

S 500|000|1 – |6|6|5
B 325|000|x – |10|6|1
W – Cook (1-1); L – Stern
2B – Meares (S); Butler, Pfau (B). Records – S (8-10); B (9-9).

Blake 5, Freedom 2

Blake junior Justin Jackson struck out eight and held Freedom to two runs in his six innings of work on Friday, before Alex Levan wrapped up the final inning for the save. The Yellow Jackets got on the board in the second as the first three hitters reached and a bases loaded walk plated a run. Blake got an RBI sac fly from Jackson the next inning and a double-steal provided the eventual deciding run. Victor Mendez was 3-for-4 with a double, and scored twice, while Ze’Kori Newton (two runs) and Jackson (one run) both went 2-for-3, with an RBI. Cade Hoffman struck out six for the Patriots in his five innings of relief, allowing two runs on eight hits.

B 012|020|0 – |5|10|1
F 000|011|0 – |2|4|3
W – Jackson; L – Antle; S – Levan
2B – Mendez, Ayers (B); Handvile (F). Records – B (2-11); F (4-13).

Bell Creek 4, Keswick Christian 3

Bell Creek and Keswick Christian traded late leads, with the Panthers getting a pair in the sixth on a Noah Berning double to right to put the game away. Senior Craig Jacobsen scattered two earned runs on nine hits, and struck out five in his complete game effort – for his sixth win. Andrew Golden (run, RBI), Canon Bobos (run, RBI) and Tate Anich each collected two hits for BCA. Jacob Levesque was 3-for-3 with a run for the Crusaders, Landon Wilson went 2-for-3 with a double, and

Blake Lightfield struck out 10 on the mound for Keswick.

K 000|012|0 – |3|9|0
B 000|112|x – |4|8|1
W – Jacobsen (6-1); L – Lightfield
2B – Wilson (K); Long, Bobos, Berning (B). Records – K (8-11); B (12-4).

East Bay 5, Palmetto 3

East Bay scored four runs in the seventh inning to pick up a district win on the road against Palmetto on Friday. Andrew Gingrich cut the Tigers lead to a run with an RBI single, before Marlon Garcia cleared the bases with a double to put the Indians ahead for good. Dylan Simonsen was the beneficiary of the runs, after putting together two scoreless innings of relief, and Reilly Kinney earned the save with a pair of strikeouts in the seventh. DJ Terrell was 2-for-3 and scored a run for East Bay.

E 100|000|4 – |5|9|2
P 100|200|0 – |3|7|0
W – Simonsen; L – Wallace; S – Kinney
2B – Hayes, Terrell, Garcia (E); Lawrence, Peters (P). Records – E (10-7); P (10-9).

#7 Plant 12, Spoto 0 (5)

Garrett Hill went all five innings, holding Spoto to one hit and struck out nine as the Panthers won via mercy-rule on Friday. Senior Rocco DeMarinis was 2-for-4, with his fifth homer of the season and drove in three, Urban Ellis was 2-for-2, with two walks, three runs and three RBI, and Danny Cerellic doubled twice, scored twice and drove in a pair.

P 352|20x|x – |12|7|0
S 000|00x|x – |0|1|3
W – Hill (5-2); L – Barrios
2B – Cerelli 2, (P); HR – DeMarinis (P). Records – P (14-5); S (5-15).

Naples Newman 14, #2 Jesuit 2 (6)

N 163|004|x – |14|12|1
J 000|020|x – |2|6|3
W – Knowles (0-0); L – Woodson (0-0)
2B – Kuenzle, Woodson (N); Waecther (J); 3B – Ceccarelli (N); HR – Woodson, Tesar (N). Records – N (18-3); J (13-6).

⚾ Saturday, April 13 Results

SSAC State Tournament Championship ⚾

Deltona Trinity Christian 3, Cambridge Christian 2

A bases loaded walk put Trinity Christian over Cambridge Christian in a back-and-forth SSAC State Tournament final in Sanford. A groundball from Trigg Listerman got the Lancers the early lead in the second inning, and Brent Ferris singled in a run in the fifth after Eagles had tied the game. Listerman pitched six innings, holding Trinity to two runs on five hits in a no-decision. Reilley Oglageo homered and drew the game-ending walk, and earned the win in relief for the Eagles, pitching one hitless inning of relief.

C 010|010|0 – |2|5|1
T 000|101|1 – |3|6|1
W – Oglageo; L – Mayer
2B – Kuczynski (T); HR – Oglageo (T). Records – C (9-11); T (10-6).

#3 Durant 17, Tampa Bay Tech 2 (4)

T 002|0xx|x – |0|0|0
D 717|2xx|x – |0|0|0
W – Graham (6-1); L – Andrus-Rhoads
2B – Macpherson, April-Gath, Purcell (D); HR – Brown (D). Records – T (5-14); D (16-3).

Plant 14, Brandon 0 (5)

P 300|83x|x – |14|8|1
B 000|00x|x – |0|2|2
W – Keller (2-0); L – Willet
2B – #32 (P); Rodriguez (B); 3B – Yarich (P). Records – P (15-5); B (2-17).

Mount Dora 8, Tampa Prep 4

A five-run second inning from Mount Dora pushed the game out of reach for Tampa Prep. Kyle Brill (RBI), Ignacio Gonzalez (double, run, RBI), and Liam Akins (run, RBI) each had two hits for Tampa Prep, and Will Jennewein was 1-for-2, with two walks and scored twice.

M 050|010|2 – |8|12|0
T 001|100|2 – |4|8|1
W – Livingstone; L – Miranda; S – Koller
2B – Schutte (M); Jennewein, Gonzalez (T); 3B – Workman (M). Records – M (15-6); T (10-11).

Keswick Christian 2, SLAM 0 (8)

Blake Lightfield‘s RBI sac fly in the eighth finally broke the stalemate and Josiah Loeffler singled in some insurance as the Crusaders defeated SLAM on Saturday. Spartans starting pitcher JJ Shipherd struck out six, working around six hits in seven scoreless innings, while Jackson Sullivan (3ip, four hits, four K’s), Conner Russell (W, 4.1ip, 0 H, 5 K’s) and Dylan Williams (.2 ip, 0 H, 1 K) held SLAM off the scoreboard.

K 000|000|02 – |2|8|0
S 000|000|00 – |0|4|1
W – Russell; L – Nova-Sepulveda; S – Williams
Records – K (9-11); S (10-9).

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