#9 Sickles 8
#8 Alonso 7 – eight innings

Sickles got a walk-off win courtesy of Emilio Salgado‘s RBI single as the Gryphons and Alonso battled into extra innings on Tuesday. The Ravens opened with a five-run inning keyed by a bases-clearing triple by Jordan Campos and an RBI single by Ihonathan Perez (2-for-4, run). But Sickles answered back with second inning run (Brandon Gonzales RBI double) and a five-run third as a couple of errors and a JJ Nazar RBI single gave the Gryphons a temporary lead. Jordan Yost homered to stretch out the at lead, then Alonso clawed back in with a Raymond Llanes RBI double in the fifth, and a Maikol Madueno RBI hit in the seventh to force extras.

A 500|010|10 – |7|11|2
S 015|100|01 – |8|12|3
W – Durda; L – Diaz Villalon
2B – Fernandez, Llanes (A); Gonzales (S); 3B – Campos (A); HR – Yost (S). Records – A (11-6); S (12-5).

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Calvary Christian 2
Tampa Prep 1 – 11 innings

Chase Brady‘s RBI double finally settled a thrilling competition between Tampa Prep and Calvary Christian as the Warriors squeaked out a win. Tampa Prep took the lead in the third when Liam Akins homered to right to lead off the inning, and Erik Skiendziel held Calvary scoreless for five innings. In the sixth however, Calvary strung together two hits and tied the game on a Maddox Bozeman groundout. Jacob Henderson struck out seven in 3 2/3 innings for the Warriors, but it was Grayson Gibson who would carry the load on the mound pitching 7 1/3, striking out 12 and allowing just one hit to earn the win.

T 001|000|000|00 – |1|5|2
C 000|001|000|01 – |2|7|0
W – Gibson (5-0); L – Akins (2-5)
2B – Brill, Bailey (T); Brady, Collins (C); HR – Akins (T). Records – T (7-10); C (17-1).

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Lakeland Santa Fe 6
Seffner Christian 5

Seffner Christian came up just short against state Top-5-ranked Santa Fe despite two-run home runs from Kris Colondres and Kaleb Williams. 

SF 101|022|0 – |6|11|2
SC 200|102|0 – |5|7|4

W – Transue (2-0); L – Tate (2-1); S – Dicks (1)
2B – Welling (SF); Montero (SC); HR – Montenegro (SF); Kolondres, Williams (SC). Records – SF (14-3); SC (7-7).

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#5 Berkeley Prep 8
Northside Christian 5 – eight innings

Berkeley Prep’s Parker Mitzel singled in a run in the seventh to force extra innings at Northside Christian, and the Buccaneers put up three in the eighth to win in extra innings. Mitzel hit a two-run homer in the first, and added an RBI sac fly in the third, Josh Herrmann was 2-for-4 with two RBI and a run scored, and Jett Walters pitched five innings of relief allowing one unearned on two hits with eight strikeouts; Walters also had a double to lead off the eighth and scored the deciding run on a Mason Warren ground ball.

B 202|000|13 – |8|9|1
N 004|100|00 – |5|6|2
W – Walters (2-2); L – Fox (4-1)
2B – Herrmann, Binder, Walters (B); Borges, Anderson (N); 3B – xxxxx (B); xxxxx (N); HR – Mitzel (B); xxxxx (N). Records – B (13-4); N (9-7).

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Carrollwood Day 6
Cambridge Christian 1

Carrollwood Day’s Gabe Troya worked six scoreless innings, before an Ian Jansen doubled and scored on an RBI groundout by Braiden Price. But the run was too little, too late as Troya earned the win behind a 10-hit offensive performance from the Patriots. Allen Soriano (2-for-3, two runs) singled and scored in the second run, and Julian Earle (2-for-4, 2 RBI) singled and scored the eventual deciding run in the fourth.

CC 000|000|1 – |1|5|3
CD 010|203|x – |6|10|1
W – Troya (3-2); L – Snider (4-2)
2B – Jansen (CC). Records – CC (9-8); CD (12-6).

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Parkland Stoneman Douglas 7
#2 Jesuit 4

Stoneman Douglas wins Top 10 Florida showdown at Jesuit.

D 231|100|0 – |7|12|3
J 001|003|0 – |4|9|2
W – Rojas (7-0); L – Andersen (3-3); S – Courtney
2B – Diaz 2, Gary, Rojas (D); Murtagh (J). Records – D (17-1); J (13-5).

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T-#3 Newsome 7
Spoto 1

Newsome’s Aidan Dolan hit the first batter he faced and allowed Spoto a run on a Devin Dukes single to left, but from there the Wolves senior was stingy on the mound striking out nine over five innings, before turning things over to Leo Astacio to close out the game. The Wolves took control in the second when Anthony DeVito‘s RBI double tied the game, and Ocean Cozart‘s single to left put two on the board. The Wolves would add four in the sixth, highlighted by an RBI single from Evan Plusquellic. 

S 100|000|0 – |1|2|3
N 030|004|x – |7|7|1
W – Dolan; L – Barrios; S – Astacio
2B – DeVito (N). Records – S (8-9); N (14-3).

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Lennard 4
Plant City 3

Lennard jumped out to an early lead and held off a late rally from Plant City. AJ Aikens’ two-run double in the first and run scored on an error put the Longhorns on the path, and RJ Torres gave his team the run it would need with an RBI sac fly in the second. The Raiders scored two in the fifth on RBI single from Paul Overstreet and Salvadore Jaramillo; Brenham Hay tripled and scored on a wild pitch, but despite getting a runner to third Pablo Garcia closed the door with two fly ball outs. Hunter Carbaugh pitched three scoreless innings for the Raiders, striking out five.

P 000|020|1 – |3|6|3
L 310|000|x – |4|5|0
W – Brennick (2-1); L – J. Carbaugh (3-2); S – Garcia
2B – Black, Cothren (P); Aikens (L); 3B – Hay (P). Records – P (9-9); L (6-10).

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Leto 5
Robinson 2

Caleb Rodriguez held Robinson to two runs across six innings, then helped his own cause with a two-run home run in the seventh as Leto won on the road. Lucas Vitale led off the seventh with a single and Julian Najero‘s double gave Leto the lead for good two batters later. Brady Capps led off the second with a solo homer to left. Rodriguez picked up the first of his four hits in the win in the fourth and scored the first of his two runs on an error; he also singled in a run in the fifth inning.

L 000|110|3 – |5|10|0
R 010|001|0 – |2|4|2
W – Rodriguez; L – Hyman
2B – Najero (L); HR – Rodriguez (L); Capps (R). Records – L (8-9); R (8-8).

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King 7
Armwood 5

King smacked out 10 hits and took control with a three-run second inning to defeat visiting Armwood. Senior Jonthan Williams helped out his cause on the mound (W; 3.2ip, 2 H, 2 ER, 6 BB, 5 K) with an RBI single, then Nicholas Brown gave the Lions the lead for good with a two-run double. Chase Hall (2-for-2, run) extended the King lead in the third with an RBI hit; Cooper Messenger was 2-for-2 with a run scored; and Xavier Gori earned the save with two innings of relief. Princeton Clark was 2-for-3 for the Hawks; Rhys Brush was 1-for-2 with three runs scored and Christian Villanueva drove in three.

A 100|202|0 – |5|3|0
K 031|210|x – |7|10|2
W – Williams; L – Z. Hicks; S – Gori
2B – Nich. Brown, Nico Brown (K). Records – A (4-12); K (6-11).

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#11 Wharton 3
Freedom 2

An error on a Jarius Morris ground ball ended things in favor of the Wildcats in Tuesday’s Battle on Bruce B Downs. Wharton took the first lead when Justis Meadows homered to center; Freedom answered in the fourth with an RBI single by Jacob Antle; Morris gave the Wildcats back the lead with a double in the fifth; and Logan Handville‘s RBI sac fly in the sixth tied the game to set up the game-ending seventh inning. Daniel Duno earned the win in relief allowing one unearned run in four innings on three hits with three strikeouts, and Dylan Hand took a no-decision for the Patriots pitching 5 1/3, allowing two runs on four hits and striking out four.

F  000|101|0 – |2|7|1
W 100|010|1 – |3|6|3
W – Duno; L – Simpkins
2B – Morris (W); HR – Meadows (W). Records – F (8-9); W (14-3).

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Hillsborough 3
Chamberlain 1

Hillsborough’s Oswald Font went the distance in a win against Hillsborough, striking out 11 and allowing an unearned run on three hits. Chamberlain’s Jaden Hyde walked to leadoff the game and scored the Storm’s lone run on a passed ball. But the Terriers answered right back with two in the home-first with Daniel Pena walking and scoring on a wild pitch, and Font driving in a run on a single.

C 100|000|0 – |1|3|1
H 210|000|x – |3|5|1
W – Font (1-5); L – Medina
2B – Roberts (H); 3B – Pena (H). Records – C (1-15); H (4-13).

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#1 Bloomingdale 6
Riverview 0

Vaughn Osting held Riverview to one hit (a Justin Edwards double in the sixth) across six innings, walking one and striking out 11, before Vaughn Brophy struck out a pair in an inning of relief. AJ Cruz singled in the deciding run in the third inning and was 2-for-4 with two runs scored in the win, and John Ramos was 1-for-2 with two runs scored.

R 000|000|0 – |0|1|1
B 004|200|x – |6|6|1
W – Osting (4-1); L – Marino (2-5)
2B – Edwards (R); Long (B). Records – R (9-9); B (14-3).

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#11 Gaither 6
#12 Jefferson 3

Gaither stretched out an early lead at home as David Pina singled and scored to start off a three-run first and the Cowboys continued to build on and held of the Dragons for a win. Ryder Warriner had an RBI single and RBI double in the win, Eric Perez doubled in a run, and Angel Hernandez was 2-for-3 with a double and run scored. Matt Altman had six strikeouts in four innings on the mound, earning the win while allowing one unearned run. For the Dragons Kaleb Cherry and Kaiden Johnson each had RBI doubles in the loss.

J  000|101|1 – |3|5|1
G 311|001|x – |6|9|4
W – Altman (2-2); L – Benton (3-3); S – Mirza (2)
2B – Cherry, Johnson (J); Hernandez, Perez, Warriner, Montano (G). Records – J (10-6); G (12-7).

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#6 Plant 10
Blake 0 – five innings

B 000|00x|x – |0|2|1
P 315|1xx|x – |10|7|0
W – Keller; L – Jackson
2B – Vermette 2 (P). Records – B (3-14); P (13-4).

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#7 Tampa Catholic 15
Brooks DeBartolo 5 – six innings

B 000|500|x – |5|9|1
T 371|112|x – |15|14|2
W – Giovenco (3-0); L – Garcia
2B – Brown, Smith, Valdes (T); 3B – Cinnante, Skora (T); HR – Woodward, Carrero (T). Records – B (1-15); T (15-4).

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#14 Durant 14
Brandon 2

D (10)00|001|3 – |14|17|3
B 110|000|0 – |2|4|2
W – Franklin (4-1); L – Ovalles
2B – Karnowski (D); 3B – Kelley, Brooks (D); HR – Hayward (D). Records – D (10-5); B (6-11).

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T-#3 Strawberry Crest 15
Tampa Bay Tech 0 – three innings

S 14(10)|xxx|x – |15|11|0
T 000|xxx|x – |0|1|5
W – Shah (2-0); L – Hart
2B – Knight, Cappucci (S); 3B – Cappuccino, Shah (S); HR – Vasquez (S). Records – S (13-4); T (2-15).

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Sumner 20
East Bay 1 – five innings

S 471|26x|x – |20|18|2
E 001|00x|x – |1|4|3
W – DeJesus (3-4); L – Mowell (2-4)
2B – Paquette (S); 3B – Parsons 2 (S); HR – Pennant (S). Records – S (7-9); E (8-9).

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Davenport Four Corners 13
Bell Creek 0

F 311|305|x – |13|7|1
B 000|000|0 – |0|0|4
W – Malave (3-1)
2B – Vasquez (F); HR – Morgan (F). Records – F (12-5-1); B (4-10-1).

⚾ Monday, March 24, 2025 Results ⚾

SLAM 12
Tarpon Springs 2

Four Spartans batters had multi-hit games at Tarpon Springs on Monday. Chris Pope (4-for-5, 2B) led off with a single and scored the first of his four runs; Adonys Nova drove in the fourth run of the decisive first inning, the first of his 3-for-3 night; Isaiah Morales was 3-for-5 with a double and three RBI; and Jaydin Jardine went 3-for-4 with a run and RBI and got the win on the mound.

S 413|001|3 – |12|17|5
T 000|200|0 – |2|4|1
W – Jardine (1-0); L – Tyler (0-2)
2B – Pope, Morales (S). Records – S (4-10); T (9-8).

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#13 Carrollwood Day 8
Brooks DeBartolo 2

Allen Soriano started the offense for CDS, and the Patriots built on with big fourth inning keyed by a two-run double from Luke Anderson double to defeat Brooks DeBartolo. Evan Mazur pitched four scoreless innings to earn the win, allowing three hits and one walk, while striking out four. The Phoenix battled back for two runs in the fifth with an RBI double from Joe DiCecco (2-for-4) and a bases-loaded hit batter, scoring DJ Valley (who had singled to lead off the inning).

B 000|020|0 – |2|5|2
C 001|520|x – |8|11|0
W – E. Mazur (1-0); L – DiCecco
2B – DiCecco (B); Soriano, Anderson (C); 3B – Brown, Anderson (C). Records – B (1-14); C (11-6).

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