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Lennard 2
Sumner 1

Lennard stayed in the fight the whole way and finally got to Sumner starter Ethan DeJesus in the seventh inning, Samuel Norbrega drawing a leadoff walk and AJ Aikens singling to center, and Luis Valentin-Ramos dropped down a sac bunt to move the runners, forcing a tough play and DeJesus’ throw went wide allowing the tying run. After two outs, Peyton Newman sent a groundball hit to left field to walk-off the win for the Longhorns, earning Christian Skaggs (1.2ip, 2 K) a win. DeJesus pitched 6 2/3, allowing two unearned runs on three hits and struck out six; Winston Pennant singled in the fourth and scored on a fielders choice. JV Brennick tossed 5 1/3 in a no-decision for the Longhorns, allowing one run on two hits with four strikeouts.

S 000|100|0 – |1|2|2
L 000|000|2 – |2|3|1
W – Skaggs (2-1); L – DeJesus (3-5)
2B – Parsons (S); Locke (L). Records – S (8-11); L (8-11).

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Cambridge Christian 5
Lemont (Ill.) 4

Cambridge Christian’s Alex Quintero (2-for-4) singled into the right-center gap to drive in Brody Bellomo (2-for-3) and walk off a win against Illinois’ Lemont. Braiden Price plated the game’s first run in the second inning, and added an RBI single to tie the game late in the sixth inning; Trigg Listerman singled in a pair; and Blake Hafner earned the win, pitching  1 1/3 innings of relief.

L 003|001|0 – |4|7|1
C 030|001|1 – |5|7|2
W – Hafner (1-1); L – Reno (0-1)
2B – Garofalo (L). Records – L (2-2-1); C (12-8).

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East Bay 6
T-#2 Newsome 5 – nine innings

Down to its last out, East Bay’s Connor Gavigan (2-for-4, two RBI) singled home a tying run in the seventh inning to force extra innings and the sophomore would strike out three in the top of the ninth, setting up the Indians walk-off win. In the home-ninth, Rory Beauford Jr. drew a leadoff walk before advancing on a wild pitch, which led to the Wolves intentionally walking the bases loaded, and Jonathan Bryant ending the game with a groundball to second base. Jeffrey Diab went 3-for-3 with an RBI for the Indians, John Viane pitched 3 1/3 scoreless innings, and JJ Groover struck out three in four scoreless for East Bay. Ocean Cozart doubled in the game’s first run, starting a five-run first for Newsome. Evan Plusquellic was 2-for-4 with an RBI single and scored one of three runs on a Kaden Aguiar triple.

N 500|000|000 – |5|6|1
E 103|000|101 – |6|9|2
W – Gavigan (1-1); L – Astacio
2B – Cozart (N); Ruiz (E); 3B – Aguiar (N). Records – N (16-4); E (9-11).

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#8 Jesuit 3
Hamilton (Ohio) Badin 1

Jesuit junior Wilson Andersen pitched six innings, holding Badin to one unearned run on one hit and one walk, while striking out seven as the Tigers scored early in a win. Kaden Waechter singled in the Tigers first run, and Robby Santana built up the first-inning lead with an RBI sac fly. The Rams scored on a passed ball in the third inning to cut the lead in half, but Brody Smith got his second single of the game in the home half and scored on an error. Keane Hyer fielded a bunt off the mound and got a fly ball and ground ball out to earn his first save.

B 001|000|0 – |1|1|2
J 201|000|x – |3|6|1
W – Anderson (3-3); L – Driessen (0-1); S – Hyer (1)
Records – B (1-1); J (14-6).

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King 5
Chamberlain 4

King and Chamberlain traded the lead back and fourth, before the Lions took advantage of some Storm pitching struggles in the fifth to score three runs on just one hit to take the lead for good and defend its home in a one-run win. Lions senior Michael McQueen worked 1 1/3 innings, striking out a pair and giving up just one hit to earn the win, while Xavier Gori got the save with a strikeout in one inning of relief; Torey Thomas went 1-for-2, with two walks an RBI and one run scored in the win. Storm senior Jaden Hyde (2-for-3, run) had an RBI sac fly and an RBI triple; Xavier Ether had an RBI single; and Brennan Kay hit an RBI double.

C 001|030|0 – |4|8|0
K 002|030|x – |5|3|0
W – McQueen; L – Medina; S – Gori
2B – Kay (C); Nich. Brown (K); 3B – Bourdon, Hyde (C). Records – C (1-18); K (8-11).

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#13 Alonso 3
#14 Steinbrenner 2

Alonso’s Daniel Despaine collected his fourth single of the game to put two men aboard in the top of the seventh and after an Alvin Santiago RBI sac fly tied the game, Ihonathan Perez (3-for-3, two RBI) sent a groundball through the left side and Despaine (two runs, three stole bases) across the plate giving the Ravens the lead on the road – enough for a 3-2 win. Marcelo Diaz Villalon pitched three scoreless innings of relief for Alonso striking out four and earned the win. The Ravens scored a run in the first, and Steinbrenner answered with a bases loaded hit batter (RBI to Will Hoblitzell), and took the lead in the second when Ty Ciccarello singled in Kelton Meares (1-for-3; 6ip, 1 R, 6 H, 8 K).

A 100|000|2 – |3|8|1
S 110|000|0 – |2|5|0
W – Diaz Villalon (2-1); L – Koumas
Records – A (13-7); S (11-9).

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Durant 4
Plant City 1

At last Durant’s Franklin gets his seven-frame complete-game win. 

D 011|020|0 – |4|8|1
P 000|001|0 – |1|4|0
W – Franklin (5-1); L – Smith (4-3)
2B – Hayward, McClellan, Kelley (D); Jaramillo (P). Records – D (11-6); P (11-10).

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Hillsborough 6
Tampa Bay Tech 3

Roberts, Parral lead Hillsborough to win at TBT.

H 301|002|0 – |6|11|1
T 030|000|0 – |3|2|5
W – Font (2-5); L – Joseph; S – Parral (1)
2B – Vig (H). Records – H (5-15); T (2-17).

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#15 Tampa Prep 6
#4 Berkeley Prep 3 – 12 innings

Futch ends 12-inning marathon with walk-off dinger.

B 002|000|010|000 – |3|11|0
T 001|000|110|003 – |6|9|0
W – Brill (1-1); L – Parmer (2-1)
2B – Warren (B); Martino (T); HR – Walters (B); Futch (T). Records – B (16-5); T (11-10).

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#1 Bloomingdale 8
Spoto 1

Bloomingdale’s Braxton Wilken (2-for-4, triple, five RBI) cleared the bases with a double in the first putting the game out of reach; Vaughn Osting struck out 10 in five innings, allowing one hit; and John Feger (3-for-4) hit his first varsity homer.

S 000|001|0 – |1|2|0
B 304|001|x – |8|14|2
W – Osting (5-1); L – Ruiz
2B – Wilken, Long (B); 3B – Wilken (B); HR – Feger (B). Records – S (10-10); B (17-3).

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Seffner Christian 17
Louisville (Ky) Butler 9

Seffner Christian’s Brayden Nanns (double, four RBI, three runs) and Jenuel Ortiz (double, four runs, RBI) each had four hits; and Edward Lyall (2-for-5, 3 RBI) and Kaleb Williams (2-for-3, two runs) each homered.

B 121|400|1 – |9|5|4
S 147|320|x – |17|19|3
W – Hamana (2-2); L – Coomer
2B – Reitz (B); Bra. Nanns, Ortiz (S); HR – Lyall, Williams (S). Records – B (5-5); S (8-8).

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#12 Jefferson 10
Robinson 1

Ja’Marques Benton pitched a complete game allowing one run on five hits with three strikeouts for the Dragons; KJ Sampson had two doubles and three RBI in the win; and Damien Hatter was 2-for-3 with three RBI.

J 000|033|4 – |10|14|1
R 000|000|1 – |1|5|3
W – Benton (4-3); L – Hyman (3-5)
2B – Sampson 2 (J). Records – J (13-6); R (9-10).

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Riverview 14
Brandon 2 – six innings

Riverview’s Driston Marino worked all six innings, holding Brandon to one earned run on six hits and struck out six, while the Sharks steadily put up runs at Brandon. Kaden Hess (2-for-3, triple) got things going with an RBI double and scored three times; Justin Edwards was 3-for-3 with three runs and an RBI; Anthony Shellman went 2-for-3 with a triple RBI and two runs; and the Sharks got multi-RBI games from Chase Montminy (three) and JC Rodriguez (two). Fracis Ovalles was 2-for-2 for the Eagles with an RBI, and Jacob Sjerven doubled and scored.

R 302|225|x – |14|9|1
B 010|010|x – |2|6|3
W – Marino (3-5); L – DeLorenzo
2B – Hess (R); Sjerven (B); 3B – Hess, Shellman, Montminy (R). Records – R (10-11); B (6-14).

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Bell Creek 13
Admiral Farragut 0 – six innings

Tate Anich went 2-for-3 with a double, four RBI and two runs scored, Euriah Benoit doubled and drove in three; and Evan Booker pitched four scoreless innings with four hits and three strikeouts for Bell Creek.

B 006|421|x – |13|10|0
A 000|000|x – |0|4|2
W – Booker (4-1); L – Davis
2B – Anich, Benoit (B); Davis 2 (A). Records – B (6-11-1); A (4-9).

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#5 Sickles 17
Blake 2 – four innings

Nine different Gryphons picked up hits in the win, Peter Tsikouris went 3 1/3, allowing two runs and striking out three to pick up the win.

B 000|2xx|x – |2|2|2
S 207|8xx|x – |17|11|1
W – Tsikouris (1-0); L – Mathews
2B – Ayers (B); Durda (S); 3B – Martz (S). Records – B (3-17); S (16-5).

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Leto 19
Brooks DeBartolo 3 – four innings

The Falcons got a hit from all nine starters, and multi-hits from six of those batters, led by Fabian Torres who was 4-for-5 with a double, two runs and an RBI; a five RBI night from Andres Martinez; and a three-hit, three RBI night from Julian Najera (double, three runs).

L 81(10)|0xx|x – |19|19|1
B 201|0xx|x – |3|3|1
W – Abreu; L – Garcia
2B – Quinonez, Vitale, Najera, Torres, Gonzalez (L). Records – L (9-11); B (1-19).

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Foundation Christian 18
Gibbs 1 – four innings

Caleb Hom (three runs, two RBI) and Gabe Messing (one run, two RBI) each had a three-hit game, and Levi Rickley was 1-for-2 with an RBI sac fly and three-run double for Foundation Christian. Rolland Williams pitched all four innings of the mercy-shortened game, striking out seven and allowing one run on three hits.

F 350|(10)xx|x – |18|13|0
G 010|0xx|x – |1|3|0
W – Williams (3-0); L – Mathis
2B – Messing, Rickley, Hom, Garcia (F); 3B – Hom (F); Mathis (G). Records – F (12-1-1); G (1-8).

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