Middleton 11
Tampa Bay Tech 6

Five Middleton hitters had a multi-hit game as the Tigers picked up the first win of the season at home on Tuesday. Dayvin Fisher (2-for-4, 2 R, RBI) gave Middleton the lead in the second inning, Sankalp Jain (2-for-4, 3B, 2 runs, 2 RBI), Tate Hancock was 3-for-3 with a run, and Tyler Holland (two RBI, R) and Darrion Marchman (2 R, RBI) each had two hits. Zachary Philmon struck out eight and earned the win, allowing three runs in 5 1/3 innings. Christophe Rojo (R, RBI), Luke Jones (R, RBI) and James Williams (R, RBI) each had two hits for Tampa Bay Tech.

T 011|100|3 – |6|8|2
M 061|301|x – |11|14|1
W – Philmon (1-0); L – Hartman
2B – Williams (T); 3B – Jain (M). Records – T (0-3); M (1-2).

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#15 Durant 3
Riverview 2

Durant’s Aidan Junttila struck out eight in 3 2/3 innings of no-hit baseball, leaving with some soreness in the fourth, and the Cougars got ahead and held of Riverview for a one-run win. Freshman Brody Lissy reached on an error to start the home-third, stole second and third and scored the first run on a Shawn Graves sac fly in the third. The Cougars built on to the lead an inning later, when Lissy drove in two with a double to left. The Sharks fought back in the sixth with two runs on a double by Anthony Shellman, and junior Driston Marino worked six innings, and struck out seven while allowing two earned runs.

R 000|002|0 – |2|4|1
D 001|200|x – |3|8|0
W – Junttila (1-0); L – Marino (1-1)
2B – Shellman, Rebello, Butner (R); Lissy, Brooks, Purcell (D). Records – R (2-1); D (2-1).

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#1 Tampa Catholic 6
SLAM 0

The Crusaders finally got going in the sixth inning as SLAM’s pitching faltered as a bases loaded hit-by-pitch got the run Tampa Catholic needed, before adding on five more runs, highlighted by sophomore Jack Smythe‘s two-run double and a John Oliver two-run single. Lucas Cinnante held the Spartans to just three hits, working 5 2/3 and striking out nine, before being relieved by Talan Miranda, who earned the win finishing off the final four outs (two Ks).

S 000|000|0 – |0|3|0
T 000|006|x – |6|5|0
W – Miranda (1-0); L – Morales
2B – Smythe (T). Records – S (1-4); T (4-0)

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#9 Berkeley Prep 4
SRQ Out-of-Door 2

Berkeley Prep jumped out to an early lead at Out-of-Door on Tuesday as Josh Herrmann and Jett Walters singled to start the game, Parker Mitzel‘s sac fly scored the game’s first run, and George Cook singled in a second run; Mitzel struck out nine in four innings, allowing one run on one hit and one walk.

B 200|002|0 – |4|6|1
O 010|000|1 – |2|4|3
W – Mitzel (1-0); L – Yates; S – Cook (1)
Records – B (2-1); O (1-2).

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Jefferson 7
#13 Strawberry Crest 5

Jefferson rallied with a four-run fifth inning to tie the game on the road at Crest, then took advantage of sloppy play from the Chargers to score two runs on wild pitches to pick up the win. After Crest jumped out to an early four run lead, sophomore Ethan Savinon came on in relief, allowing just one unearned on one hit, four walks and struck out nine to earn the win for the Dragons. Kaiden Johnson went 1-for-4 with a double and two RBI, and Elijah Benton doubled in a run in the win. For the Chargers, Chase Conti held Jefferson to a single run in a four-inning no-decision; and Dillon Knight was 2-for-3, with a double, triple and three RBI.

J 000|140|2 – |7|4|0
S 041|000|0 – |5|5|1
W – Savinon (1-0); L – Tweedy (1-1)
2B – Benton, Johnson (J); Tweedy, Knight, Hall, Shah (S); 3B – Knight (S). Records – J (2-1); S (1-2).

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#6 Bloomingdale 7
East Bay 0

Bulls junior Javi Navas-Hoyer struck out eight, holding East Bay to two hits and one walk in six innings of work to earn his first win of the season; Vaughn Osting‘s two-run double in the first gave Bloomingdale all the runs needed. The Bulls added a five-spot in the using RBI singles from AJ Cruz, Braxton Wilken, Saul Aponte, Trey Baker & Mason Johnson. Vinny Dinzeo went 2-for-3 in the win, scoring one run.

E 000|000|0 – |0|3|1
B 205|000|x – |7|8|1
W – Navas-Hoyer (1-0); L – Groover (0-1)
2B – Osting (B). Records – E (0-3); B (2-1).

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#12 Newsome 8
Lennard 7

Newsome’s Alec Chin (3-for-3, three RBI, two runs) proved the difference maker with an RBI single in the seventh to push the Wolves over Lennard. Lincoln Jordy doubled in two runs for the Wolves, and four Newsome pitchers combined for 12 strikeouts. RJ Torres went 2-for-4 with a double for the Longhorns, and AJ Aikens (2-for-5) doubled and drove in a run; and Sebastian Rojas went 2-for-2, with a double and run.

N 400|030|1 – |8|7|3
L 111|013|0 – |7|9|3
W – DiPietro (1-0); L – Garcia (0-1); S – Cafaro (1)
2B – Jordy, Rangel, O. Rojas (N); Torres, S. Rojas (L). Records – N (2-1); L (0-3)

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Freedom 6
Hillsborough 5

Liam Harris‘ two-run single in the sixth pushed the Patriots to a win against visiting Hillsborough. David Simpkins was 1-for-3, with a double, two runs and an RBI, while also picking up the win in relief, pitching 2 2/3 innings, allowing no runs and striking out three. Oswald Font (two RBI)and Daniel Pena (two runs, RBI) were both 2-for-4 for Hillsborough.

H 004|010|0 – |5|6|2
F 012|012|x – |6|6|2
W – Simpkins (1-0); L – Hodz (0-1)
2B – Acord, Simpkins (F). Records – H (0-3); F (2-1).

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Armwood 3
Chamberlain 1

Armwood spotted the Storm a run in the fourth, but responded with runs in each of the next three innings, supporting Hawks junior Zalen Hicks, who allowed one unearned, on two hits and struck out five in a complete-game effort. Carlos Navarro tied the game with an RBI double lined to center in the fourth, the Hawks took the lead on an error the next inning, and Rhyan Yetman (2-for-2, run, walk, SB) singled in an insurance run in the sixth.

C 000|100|0 – |1|2|1
A 000|111|x – |3|5|2
W – Hicks (1-1); L – Palma
2B – Navarro (A). Records – C (0-3); A (1-2).

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#3 Gaither 2
#11 Steinbrenner 1

An RBI double by Anthony Linares (2-for-3)put the Cowboys on the board in the third, and Eddy Rojo singled, stole second and scored on an error. Those runs supported of a strong start from Matt Altman who allowed one run, on three hits and struck out nine for Gaither; and Jackson Mirza pitched three no-hit innings, striking out six. Austin Liss struck out seven in the loss for the Warriors.

G 001|100|0 – |2|4|1
S 000|100|0 – |1|3|2
W – Altman (1-0); L – Liss (1-1); S – Mirza (1)
2B – Linares (G). Records – G (3-0); S (2-2).

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Sumner 5
#7 Plant City 1

Sebastian Peralta (2-for-4, run) cleared the bases with a double lined into left as Sumner hung a five-spot in the second inning, and Ethan DeJesus (5ip, R, 2 H, 2 BB) earned a win with 12 strikeouts, before Isaiah Welch (H, 2 Ks) and Winston Pennant (3 BB, 3 Ks; 2-for-3, RBI) each pitched an inning of relief.

S 050|000|0 – |5|6|1
P 001|000|0 – |1|3|0
W – DeJesus (1-1); L – H. Carbaugh (0-1)
2B – Paquette, Peralta (S); Thomas (P). Records – S (1-2); P (2-1).

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Brandon 4
#10 Spoto 3

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S 210|000|0 – |3|6|0
B 200|200|x – |4|13|2
W – Elder (1-0); L – Hansen (0-1); S – Ovalles (1)
2B – Sims (S); Sjerven (B). Records – S (4-1); B (3-1).

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Clearwater 8
Tampa Prep 4

T 200|002|0 – |4|7|4
C 200|240|x – |8|7|0
W – Reyes; L – Fogg
2B – Brill, Futch (T); King (C). Records – T (1-2); C (3-2).

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Cambridge Christian 8
Brooks DeBartolo 0

C 010|300|4 – |8|5|0
B 000|000|0 – |0|3|3
W – Snider (1-0); L – Garcia
2B – Quintero (C); 3B – Jansen (C). Records – C (3-1); B (0-3).

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#5 Wharton 10
King 0

K 000|000|x – |0|2|1
W 110|071|x – |10|11|0
W – Sauer (1-0); L – Leever
2B – Meadows 2, Johnstone, Anello (W); HR – Andress (W). Records – K (1-2); W (3-0).

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Lakeland Christian 10
Seffner Christian 0 – five innings

S 000|00x|x – |0|2|1
L 101|44x|x – |10|7|3
W – Donay; L – Stephens
2B – Byrd, Brenneman (L). Records – S (0-2); L (2-2).

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Alonso 11
Blake 1 – five innings

B 000|10x|x – |1|2|3
A 411|23x|x – |11|9|1
W – Batista; L – Goggins
2B – Valero (B); Alonso, Hernandez (A). Records – B (0-3); A (0-1).

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Foundation Christian 11
Clermont Real Life 0 – five innings

R 000|00x|x – |0|1|1
F 343|1xx|x – |11|9|0
W – Salter (2-0); L – Rose
2B – Brothers, Williams, Garcia (F); HR – Coakley (F). Records – R (0-1); F (3-0).

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#4 Plant 13
Leto 0 

P 800|010|4 – |13|12|0
L 000|000|0 – |0|2|3
W – Townley (1-0); L – Arroyo
2B – Allen, Cerelli (P). Records – P (3-0); L (1-2).

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Sickles 14
#8 Robinson 1

S 000|210|(11) – |14|14|1
R 000|100|0 – |1|5|4
W – Bly (1-1); L – Hyman (1-1)
2B – Gonzales, Salgado, Nazar (S); 3B – Gonzales (S); HR – Nazar (S). Records – S (2-2); R (3-0).

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Bell Creek 15
Boca Ciega 0 – five innings

Bell  114|36x|x – |15|11|0
Boca 000|000|0 – |0|0|4
Records – Bell (2-1); Boca (0-5).

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Clearwater 4
Brandon 1

Brandon Francis Ovalles (2-for-3) drove in the game’s first run in the fourth inning with a single into left, but the Eagles couldn’t hold off Clearwater, falling 4-1.

B 000|100|0 – |1|4|0
C 000|121|x – |4|3|0
W – Dragustine (2-0); L – Delorenzo (0-1); S – Alfredo Montero (2)
2B – King (C). Records – B (2-1); C (2-2).

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#14 Carrollwood Day 7
#11 Steinbrenner 0

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S 000|000|0 – |0|2|0
C 200|032|x – |7|7|0
W – Riedel (1-1); L – Bell (0-1)
2B – L. Mazur (C). Records – S (2-1); C (2-1).

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