⚾ Gold Division Tournament ⚾

Strawberry Crest senior RHP Brisen Tweedy

#8 Strawberry Crest 6
#11 Alonso 0

Brisen Tweedy pitched a no-hitter with six strikeouts, issuing just one walk and hitting one batter as the Strawberry Crest picked up its second win of the tournament. Chase Conti cleared he bases with a double in the third, then doubled in a run in the fifth, and rounded out his day with an RBI sac fly in the sixth.

A 000|000|0 – |0|0|1
S 003|012|x – |6|7|0
W – Tweedy (4-2); L – Batista
2B – Conti 2 (S). Records – A (9-5); S (10-3).

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#14 Gaither 8
#15 East Bay 3

Jackson Mirza kicked off the Cowboys offense with an RBI double to score Eddy Rojo, Anthony Linares drove in a pair, and Alberto Antinori‘s RBI single solidified a big enough lead to put Gaither over Leto on Monday. Both Linares and Antinori added RBI hits in the third and the Cowboys never looked back, avenging a loss to the Indians last week. David Pina went 2-for-2, with two walks, a run and RBI; Mirza finished 2-for-4, with two runs scored. Adam Smolka pitched four innings, allowing one unearned run on two hits with two strikeouts. Rowland Ruiz Jr. doubled and scored a run for East Bay; and Jonathan Bryant was 1-for-3 with an RBI.

E 000|102|0 – |3|5|3
G 004|202|x – |8|10|1
W – Smolka; L – Groover
2B – Ruiz, (E); Mirza (G). Records – E (7-7); G (10-6).

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#6 Sickles 4
Armwood 3 – eight innings

Emilio Salgado (2-for-3) doubled in a run in the seventh to force extra innings, and the Gryphons picked up a second win of the tournament when BrandonGonzales singled in the home-eighth and ended the game scoring on a wild pitch. Armwood’s Rhys Brush homered to right to start the scoring in the third, Jake Taylor doubled and scored on a Braden Ross hit in the bottom-half, then the two traded the lead as a Ben Durda sac fly gave Sickles a momentary edge in the fourth, only to see that erased by a Brush RBI single and a double by Christian Villanueva. Zach Dial pitched 2 2/3 scoreless innings of relief to earn the win for Sickles.

A 001|020|00 – |3|6|2
S 001|100|11 – |4|8|2
W – Dial; L – Suniaga
2B – Hires, Villanueva, Yetman (A); Taylor, Martz, Salgado (S); HR – Brush (A). Records – A (3-10); S (11-3).

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#10 Newsome 4
King 0

Aiden Dolan struck out 10 in four shutout innings allowing just two hits, and Isaiah Sanchez pitched the final three frames, allowing two hits and striking out four to notch a save. Five walks and an error gave Newsome all it would need on the board in the first, and Nick Bradner singled in an insurance run in the fifth.

K 000|000|0 – |0|4|2
N 300|010|x – |4|3|1
W – Dolan; L – Galo; S – Sanchez
Records – K (4-10); N (11-3).

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#9 Tampa Catholic 4
#13 Carrollwood Day 3 – 11 innings

Tampa Catholic erased a two-run deficit in the seventh with RBI hits from Cal Johnson and Jose Carrero to force extra innings, then after Carrollwood Day took an 11th inning lead, Carrero torched a two-run homer to right to end the ballgame. Evan Mazur struck out five in 3 2/3 scoreless innings for the Patriots; Allen Soriano went 2-for-5, with a run scored and an RBI single in the 11th, and Charlie Cooperman had two hits and an RBI. On the mound for the Crusaders, Talan MIranda allowed two runs (one earned) in five innings of work, Lucas Cinnante allowed one over 5 1/3, and Ty Fraga earned the win with 2/3 of an inning of relief.

C 010|010|000|01 – |3|7|0
T 000|000|200|02 – |4|10|1
W – Fraga (1-0); L – L Mazur (1-2)
2B – Cinnante (T); HR – Carrero (T). Records – C (9-5); T (13-3).

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Lennard 5
Sumner 4

Two walks in the seventh setup Luis Valentin-Ramos (2-for-4, three RBI) to play hero with a two-run triple and earn Lennard a win in the seventh inning. Sumner scored three in the third highlighted by a two-run double by Luke Parsons and Winston Pennant had an RBI double for the Stingrays in the fourth. Samuel Nobrega (2-for-3) tripled in a run for the Longhorns. Mason Menotti bunted for an RBI hit for Lennard; and Daniel DePaolo pitched three no-hit innings and struck out four to earn the win.

L 000|120|2 – |5|9|3
S 003|100|0 – |4|8|1
W – DePaolo; L – Pennant
2B – Pennant, Parsons (S); 3B – Valentin-Ramos, Nobrega (L);. Records – L (5-8); S (6-7).

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#1 Plant 8
#7 Durant 0

Plant pitching stays stellar as Panthers blank Durant. 

P 210|022|1 – |8|9|3
D 000|000|0 – |0|3|3
W – Townley (0-0); L – Brooks (0-0)
2B – J. Cucchi, Strayer (P). Records – P (12-2); D (8-4).

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#12 Jefferson 6
#4 Bloomingdale 4

Benton delivers in Jefferson’s “wake up” win over Bulls.

J 000|300|3 – |6|5|1
B 200|000|2 – |4|8|1
W – Benton (3-2); L – Porter
2B – Perez 2, Dinzeo (B). Records – J (9-4); B (10-3).

⚾ Silver Division Tournament ⚾

Robinson 7
Hillsborough 1

Robinson senior Angelo Rivera struck out six in six innings win, holding Hillsborough to three hits and one unearned run; and Justin Sollenberger finished off the win with two Ks. The Knights took an early lead on a Jackson Tebbe RBI single lined to left, and put the game out of reach with a two-run triple by senior Tyson Boyd (2-for-2, 2 R, HBP). Samuel Hyman doubled in the third and scored on a Cason Cooper double, and CJ Magalang singled in a pair of runs for Robinson. Hillsborough picked up two singles to start the sixth (Juan Pena and Curtis Roberts) and scored its lone run on a balk; and Nathan Vig doubled in the seventh.

H 000|001|0 – |1|4|1
R 303|010|x – |7|8|2
W – Rivera (2-0); L – Parral (1-3)
2B – Vig (H); Hyman, Cooper (R); 3B – Boyd (R). Records – H (2-12); R (7-6).

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Steinbrenner 11
Cambridge Christian 7

Steinbrenner controls its destiny with a 2-0 start in the Saladino Silver Tournament. Cambridge Christian’s Blake Hafner cleared the bases with a triple in the Lancers’ four-run first. The Warriors answered right back, scoring three led by back-to-back RBI doubles by Chase Petker (2-for-2, BB, 2 R) and Will Hoblitzell (2-for-4, R, 2 RBI), then put the game out of reach with a solid hitting including a two-run homer from Dylan Kolsen. Kason Bell had a hit and scored twice for Steinbrenner, and Landon Boever (3ip, 2 ER, 3 H, 5 Ks) earned the win. The Lancers made it interesting loading the bases in the seventh, adding two runs on an RBI groundout by Alex Quintero and a Warriors’ error.

C 400|100|2 – |7|9|7
S 305|030|x – |11|9|2
W – Boever (1-0); L – Uhl (2-1)
2B – Petker, Hoblitzell (S); 3B – Hafner (C); HR – Kolsen (S). Records – C (8-6); S (8-7).

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#3 Wharton 8
Leto 5

In a tie game, Wharton’s Antonio Fawcett hit his third home run of the season to right field, starting a three-run rally, punctuated by a Jaylen Martin two-run single up the middle as the Wildcats pulled away and held off Leto. Wharton jumped out quickly with back-to-back home runs from Justis Meadows (two-run) and Drew Cobb (HR in two-straight games), then Meadows added a second-inning RBI sac fly to stretch out the lead, and picked up his fourth RBI in the seventh on a groundout. Leto answered with a run on an Andres Martinez groundout in the third, and three runs in the fourth on an RBI double by Julian Najero, and run-scoring singles by Chris Ortiz and Fabian Torres. 

W 310|003|1 – |8|7|0
L  001|301|0 – |5|10|3
W – Shore; L – Abroad; S – Wonderly
2B – Ortiz, Najero, Rodriguez (L); HR – Meadows, Cobb, Fawcett (W). Records – L (6-8); W (12-2).

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Chamberlain 4
Plant City 2

Chamberlain put up 10 hits to earn its first victory of the season, answering a Plant City early run with two in the third when Justin Bourdon doubled and scored on a Jaden Hyde ground out, then Jonathan Torna (3-for-4) lined and RBI single to right and the Storm held on for a win. Bourdon had a three-hit game, and would single and score in the seventh, and Xavier Ether singled in a run for some insurance. Dylan Wormack pitched 5 1/3 innings, allowing one run and struck out four for Chamberlain. Josh Machado‘s (2-for-3, run) RBI single gave the Raiders an early lead; Salvadore Jaramillo drove in a run in the final inning; and Merrick Smith pitched all seven innings, allowing three earned and struck out nine.

C 002|000|2 – |4|10|2
P 010|000|1 – |2|4|2
W – Wormack (1-0); L – M. Smith; S – Felix (1)
2B – Bourdon (C). Records – C (1-12); P (8-7).

⚾ Bronze Division Tournament ⚾

Spoto 8
Brooks DeBartolo 3

Spartans junior Greg Hornsby‘s fourth-inning RBI single to rightfield gave Spoto the lead for good in the early afternoon game from Seffner Christian. Gavin Hansen pitched six innings, striking out five Phoenix batters, while allowing two earned run and picking up the win, with A Roberts working a clean seventh on the mound. Na’im Salter went 2-for-2 with a run and RBI, and Eli Sims scored twice in the win. Eric Garcia (2-for-3, two runs) put Brooks DeBartolo up early with a two-run homer, and Joe DiCecco had seven strikeouts, working six innings for the Phoenix.

B 200|001|0 – |3|5|1
S 020|420|x – |8|7|1
W – Hansen; L – DiCecco
HR – Garcia (B). Records – B (0-12); S (7-7).

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Seffner Christian 7
Brandon 0

Seffenr Christian Ryder Stephens struck out six in five scoreless innings and David Sidoti pitched two no-hit innings of relief. Bryce Nanns (2-for-4, two RBI) singled in the deciding run in the second; Kris Colondres (2-for-3, two runs) hit a solo homer; Uriah Bullock was 2-for-3 with a double and two RBI; and Andrew Montero had three hits and two RBI.

B 000|000|0 – |0|3|1
S 011|023|x – |7|12|1
W – Stephens (1-2); L – Edwards (0-1)
2B – Williams, Bullock (S); HR – Colondres (S). Records – B (5-9); S (5-6).

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Freedom 16
Tampa Bay Tech 5 – five innings

Liam Harris singled in a run and hit a three-run homer to lead the Patriots to a mercy-rule win over TBT. Connor Cress hit a pair of doubles and a single, scored three times and drove in two, and Parker Crafton homered in the win. Michael Gibson was 2-for-2 with a double and three RBI for the Titans.

T 120|20x|x – |5|5|3
F 344|5xx|x – |16|14|2
W – Antle; L – Gibson
2B – Gibson (T); Cress 2, Acord 2, Simpkins, Antle (F); HR – Harris, Crafton (F). Records – T (2-12); F (7-7).

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Riverview 10
Blake 0 – five innings

Riverview’s Driston Marino (5 Ks, 0 BB) held Blake to one hit in five innings and was rewarded with a win as the Sharks scored five runs in each the fourth and fifth innings. Senior Jan Carlos Rodriguez had three hits and drove in three for the Sharks.

B 000|00x|x – |0|1|0
R 000|55x|x – |10|6|0
W – Marino; L – Mathews
Records – B (3-11); R (7-8).

⚾ Florida League HS Invitational in Sanford ⚾

Pace 13
Tampa Prep 2 – five innings

P 430|33x|x – |13|11|4
T 110|00x|x – |2|5|2
W – Roberts; L – Akins (2-3)
2B – Martino, Sallis (T). Records – T (6-7); P (9-2).

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