#12 Durant 1
#10 Alonso 0

Tristan Macpherson (5ip, 3 H, 10 K) and Jack Brooks (2ip, 0 H, 1 BB, 1 K) held Alonso off the board as the Cougars won a battle on a Brantley Hayward RBI sac fly in the third inning. Aidan Junttila was hit by a pitch in the third and scored the deciding run, while also adding a double to his night. Aidan Sansing had two of the Ravens three hits on the night, and senior Bryan Alonso pitched a complete-game gem, with only the one unearned run as a blemish on a game where he struck out eight.

D 001|000|0 – |1|3|0
A 000|000|0 – |0|3|1
W – Macpherson (3-1); L – Alonso (3-2); S – Brooks
2B – Cruz (A). Records – D (7-3); A (8-4).

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East Bay 2
#14 Gaither 1

East Bay senior Mike Mowell allowed just one Gaither run in a complete game five-hit effort, while striking out four. The Cowboys got on the board in the first when David Pina walked, stole two bases and scored on an Anthony Linares sac fly. But the Indians answered back, tying the game in the third when M Mathis lead off the inning with a single lined to right and scored on a double from E Cunningham lined to left. Cunningham followed up a D Reyes single in the fifth with an RBI single lined to right to give East Bay the lead for good. The win makes six-straight for East Bay.

G 100|000|0 – |1|5|1
E 001|010|x – |2|5|0
W – Mowell (2-2); L – Locklear (2-2)
2B – Mirza, Antinori (G); Cunningham (E); 3B – Warriner (G). Records – G (9-5); E (7-5).

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King 1
Lennard 0

King junior Owen Leever pitched a gem for the Lions, holding Lennard to just two hits, while striking out seven before the pitch count forced him from the game. But Martin Galo finished off the game, striking out the only batter he would face. The difference on the scoreboard came in the fourth, when Nicholas Brown led off with a double and scored on a double-play ball. Myles Wagner struck out three for the Longhorns in three no-hit innings; Myles Wagner allowed the deciding run, but worked two innings and struck out a pair; and Pablo Garcia had one strikeout and allowed one hit in his two innings of relief.

K 000|100|0 – |1|5|1
L 000|000|0 – |0|2|2
W – Leever (1-3); L – Martinez (0-2); S – Galo (1)
2B – Galo, Nich Brown, Hernandez (K). Records – K (4-8); L (4-7).

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#3 Bloomingdale 3
#11 Robinson 1

Bloomingdale junior Javier Navas-Hoyer spun a complete-game, striking out 10, while holding Robinson to just three hits and one run on a solo homer from Samuel Hyman (3-for-3) to left in the fourth inning. But by that point the Bulls had done enough damage as Izzy Perez  belted a homer to left in the first, and an error and a Mason Johnson RBI groundout pushed the lead out enough. Knights senior Nathan Porath took the loss, but held the Bulls to just two earned runs on two hits.

R 000|100|0 – |1|3|1
B 120|000|0 – |3|3|2
W – Navas-Hoyer (3-0); L – Porath (2-2)
HR – Hyman (R); Perez (B). Records – R (6-5); B (9-2).

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Brandon 8
Blake 7

Charles Revi Rodriguez was 3-for-4 with a game-deciding RBI single in the sixth inning, and Robert Elder brought home the win with two scoreless innings as the Eagles left downtown with a win. Rodriguez had two RBI in the win and scored twice for the Eagles. Victor Mendez was 2-for-3 for Blake, scoring twice; and Anthony Mathews went 1-for-3, scored twice and drove in a run.

Br 131|201|0 – |8|7|4
Bl 014|110|0 – |7|7|6
W – Revi-Rodriguez; S – Elder
2B – Mesa, Stroman (Br). Records – Br (4-8); Bl (2-10).

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Seffner Christian 11
Bell Creek 9

Crusaders jump out big, then fend off late Bell Creek rally.

S 0(10)0|100|0 – |11|10|4
B  040|110|3 – |9|8|2
W – Tate; L – Miller; S – Stephens
2B – Bry. Nanns, Bra. Nanns (S); Benoit (B); 3B – Ortiz (S). Records – S (3-6); B (4-8).

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#15 Carrollwood Day 11
St. Petersburg Catholic 3

Carrollwood Day senior Steven Vargo lined a three-run home run to lift to give the Patriots the lead in the second, and Allen Soriano highlighted a six-run fourth with a grand slam to centerfield. Gabe Troya held the Barons to just on run on four hits and had seven strikeouts to earn the win.

C 030|610|1 – |11|8|2
S 100|001|1 – |3|8|1
W – Troya (2-1); L – Heelan
HR – Soriano, Vargo (C). Records – C (8-4); S (6-8).

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Hillsborough 12
Spoto 3

Hillsborough had the game in hand, but poured on seven insurance runs in the final inning to take down Spoto on the road. Senior Curtis Roberts went 3-for-5, driving in a pair and scoring twice, Daniel Pena was 1-for-3 with an RBI, and scored three times for the Terriers, Rocco Sabella was 3-for-4 with two RBI, and bothMatthew Tolzman and Marquis Thornton had two RBI in the win. For Spoto Qwenlen Bennett was 3-for-4 with a double and a run, and both Greg Hornsby and David Ruiz Jr.  each went 2-for-3 with a run and RBI. Terriers starting pitcher Adriano Parral struck out five across three scoreless innings, and Oswald Font earned a three-inning save, allowing two earned and also striking out five.

H 000|113|7 – |12|10|3
S 000|011|1 – |3|8|4
W – Parral; L – Barrios; S – Font
2B – Font (H); Bennett (S). Records – H (2-10); S (6-6).

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#7 Wharton 7
Plant City 1

Wharton’s Chase Andress dealt for six innings, holding Plant City to just two hits and struck out eight, and the Wildcats offense rewarded him with two crooked-number innings of support. Justis Meadows singled to start the third and after a hit batter, Chase Anello‘s double got Wharton on the board, then an error all but sealed the win allowing two more in the frame. Andress would help his cause in the sixth, doubling in a pair in a four-run inning. Three Raiders singles produced a run in the seventh when Lane Baxter sent an RBI groundball to right, but that was all the offense PC could muster in the final frame. Hagan Smith took the loss allowing two earned runs in five innings, but did finish with eight strikeouts.

P  000|000|1 – |1|5|2
W 000|304|x – |7|6|1
W – Andress (0-0); L – Smith (0-0)
2B – Johnstone, Andress, Anello (W). Records – P (7-6); W (10-2).

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#9 Sickles 8
Steinbrenner 4

Sickles’ Jake Taylor pitched three, no-hit innings as the Gryphons built up an early lead and held off Steinbrenner’s late charge. JJ Nazar doubled in a pair in the first; Connor Bly doubled and scored on a balk in the second; and Braden Ross doubled in the third and scored on a triple by Brandon Gonzales to build out a strong lead. Steinbrenner answered with two in the fourth when Chase Petker doubled and Mason Koumas drove in two with an up-the-middle single. But the Gryphons pushed the game out far enough with an RBI ground out by Emilio Salgado, and later added more on a Charlie Martz two-run triple and a Jordan Yost RBI double. Steinbrenner tried to fight back in it in the final inning, getting two runs on a bases loaded walk followed by a hit batter, but the Gryphons got out of it with the tying run on deck.

St 000|200|2 – |4|8|0
Si 211|130|x – |8|9|0
W – Taylor (5-1); L – Pena; S – Salgado (1)
2B – Petker (St); Nazar, Yost, Ross, Bly (Si); 3B – Gonzales, Martz, Dial (Si). Records – St (6-7); Si (9-3).

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#6 Newsome 6
Leto 0

Evan Plusquellic led off the home-second with a double, then Trey Bosso cased him in withe a double of his own as the Wolves built up an early lead to support JP Glassford who allowed just one hit and struck out five in five innings against Leto. JJ Shotwell had an RBI single in the first; Alec Chin was 2-for-3 with two doubles, a run and RBI; and Robbie DiPietro (3 Ks) and Lou Astacio (1 K) gave the Wolves a scoreless inning of relief each.

L 000|000|0 – |0|1|2
N 030|111|x – |6|7|0
W – Glassford (3-1); L – Abreau
2B – Chin 2, Plusquellic, Bosso (N); 3B – Duran (L). Records – L (6-6); N (10-2).

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Cypress Creek 17
Brooks DeBartolo 3 – six innings

C 070|235|x – |17|11|1
B 200|100|x – |3|6|10
W – Neale (2-0); L – Garcia
2B – Turpin, Grzanka (C); Machado, DiCecco (B). Records – C (5-5); B (0-10).

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Calvary Christian 7
Cambridge Christian 1

Cam 000|010|0 – |1|4|1
Cal  320|200|x – |7|11|3
W – Notz (3-0); L – Hafner
3B – Collins (Cal). Records – Cam (7-5); Cal (12-1).

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Clearwater 8
Middleton 1

C 223|000|1 – |8|9|1
M 100|000|0 – |1|6|6
W – Dragustine (0-0); L – Philmon (0-0); S – (0)
2B – Howard, Kauble (C); Philmon(M); 3B – Kauble (C); HR – Woodring (C). Records – C (8-4); M (2-10).

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#13 Jefferson 19
Freedom 6 – five innings

Jefferson’s Logan Galban hit his first home run, doubled and drove in five runs, and earned his first win on the mound this season; Ethan Savinon went 2-for-2, with a double, two walks three RBI and a run scored; and Ja’marques Benton was 3-for-4 with a double, three RBI and scored three runs.

F 122|010|x – |6|5|1
J 10(13)|5xx|x – |19|16|1
W – Galban (1-0); L – Hand
2B – Hall (F); Savinon, Benton, Cherry, Galban, Brewer (J); HR – Galban (J). Records – F (5-7); J (7-4).

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Sumner 11
Tampa Bay Tech 1 – five innings

T 001|00x|x – |1|5|2
S 441|02x|x – |11|5|0
W – Ovalle (1-0); L – Jones
2B – Romano, Peralta (S); HR – Pennant (S). Records – T (2-10); S (6-5).

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Riverview 29
Lakeland Teneroc 0 – four innings

T 000|0xx|x – |0|1|7
R 77(15)|xxx|x – |29|1|1
W – Burt (4-1)
2B – Hess 2, Boltz, Shellman, Rodriguez (R); HR – Hess (R). Records – T (0-11); R (6-7).

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