#14 Berkeley Prep 15
#T15 Cambridge Christian 0 – four innings

Berkeley Prep senior Rivers Kurland struck out seven in a four-inning no-hitter (three walks) at home as his offense supported him with crooked numbers in every inning. Parker Mitzel had a 3-for-3 night, with a homer, RBI double and the deciding RBI hit in the first inning; George Cook was 2-for-3 with a double and two RBI and Ben O’Brien was 2-for-3 with two RBI. This was the third no-hitter of Kurland’s high school career.

C 000|0xx|x – |0|0|4
B 426|3xx|x – |15|11|2
W – Kurland (1-1); L – Listerman (2-2)
2B – Cook, Mitzel, Daigle (B); HR – Mitzel (B). Records – C (4-3); B (5-2).

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#2 Jesuit 5
Venice 3

Jesuit and Venice battled it out for five scoreless innings before the Tigers finally broke through with a three-run double by Vincent DeCarlo (his second double of the game) and an RBI double from Wilson Andersen. Andersen worked 5 2/3 innings on the mound, striking out seven before two errors turned into three unearned runs for the Indians (ranked No 9 in the country by MaxPreps). Ben Burke went 2-for-4 with a run scored, and picked up the save, striking out a pair and giving up one hit.

J 000|005|0 – |5|6|2
V 000|003|0 – |3|4|3
W – Andersen (2-1); L – Cox; S – Burke (2)
2B – DeCarlo 2, Andersen (J); Houston (V). Records – J (5-1); V (5-1).

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Seffner Christian 9
SLAM 4

Senior Brayden Nanns had two hits including an RBI single in a seven-run second inning for Seffner Christian, as the Crusaders hitters were patient drawing six walks in the frame to pull away from visiting SLAM Thursday afternoon. Bryce Nanns doubled and scored twice in the win, Juelz Ortiz drove in a pair, Uriah Bullock had a double and RBI, Alejandro Hamana worked five inning, striking out three to earn the win for SCA. Adonys Nova doubled in the game’s first run for SLAM and was 3-for-3 with a run scored, Andrew Bunner was 1-for-4 with two RBI, and JR Eichmann held SCA to one earned in 4 2/3 innings, while striking out four.

S   010|020|1 – |4|7|2
SC 070|011|x – |9|8|1
W – Hamana (1-1); L – Pope
2B – Nova, Jardine (S); Bry. Nanns, Bra. Nanns, Bullock (SC). Records – S (2-6); SC (2-2).

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#1 Tampa Catholic 5
Clearwater Central Catholic 1

Tampa Catholic’s Dominic Woodward (5ip, 1 unearned, 1 H, 11 K’s; 1-for-2, RBI 2B) and Talan Miranda (Win; 2ip, 0 R, 0 H, 1 K) held CCC at bay as the Crusaders pulled away in the sixth inning behind RBI singles from Lucas Cinnante and John Oliver. Cooper Riley had an RBI single in the first for CCC, and pitched five innings, allowing one unearned run on three hits, and struck out seven.

C 100|000|0 – |1|1|1
T 100|004|x – |5|6|1
W – Miranda (2-0); L – Brkljaric (0-2)
2B – Johnson, Woodward (T). Records – C (2-5); T (8-0).

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#8 Wharton 1
#12 Robinson 0

Duno, Meadows lead Wharton over Robinson, 1-0.

R 000|000|0 – |0|5|1
W 000|100|0 – |1|4|0
W – Duno (2-1); L – Porath (2-1)
2B – Johnstone (W); HR – Meadows (W). Records – R (5-1); W (5-1).

East Bay 16
Hillsborough 3 – five innings

East Bay opportunistic in mercy-shortened win at Hillsborough.

E 254|23x|x – |16|9|3
H 120|00x|x – |3|2|2
W – Cook (1-0); L – Parral (0-1)
2B – Gavigan (E); Pena (H); 3B – Beauford (E). Records – E (2-5); H (1-6).

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#T15 Riverview 12
Brandon 4

Sharks sophomore Parker Burt earned his third win working six innings allowing two earner runs and striking out four as Riverview’s offense steadily put up runs. Ryan Butner 2-for-4 broke an early tie with an RBI single in the second inning, Brady Rebello drove in two with a double, Jan Carlos Rodriguez drove in tow, and Justing Edwards was 2-for-3 with a double, run and three RBI. Logan Edwards was 2-for-3 with a run and RBI for the Eagles, and Jeremy Pacheco doubled and drove in two runs.

B 020|200|0 – |4|7|0
R 232|410|x – |12|11|2
W – Burt (3-0); L – Elder
2B – Pacheco, Mesa (B); Rebello, J. Edwards, Hess (R). Records – B (3-4); R (5-2).

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#13 Alonso 5
Palm Harbor 0

Bryan Alonso scattered four hits across five scoreless innings to earn his second win of the season, as Ravens won a fourth-straight game. Alvin Santiago was 3-for-3 with a double, run and RBI in the win.

P 000|000|0 – |0|5|1
A 011|012|x – |5|8|1
W – Alonso (2-1); L – Wortham
2B – Santiago, Brautigam (A). Records – P (3-5); A (5-1).

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Freedom 5
Leto 3

Freedom scored four runs across the first two innings as junior Connor Cress scored the Patriots first run and doubled in another, and David Simpkins earned his second win on the mound, working four innings, allowing one run and struck out six. Devon Acord drove in a pair and Gaige Spano picked up a three-inning save. Julian Najero (2-for-4, two runs) and Chris Ortiz (2-for-3, run) provided the offense for the Falcons, while Bryan Gonzalez allowed one run in four innings and struck out six.

L 000|102|0 – |3|4|1
F 310|010|x – |5|4|2
W – Simpkins (2-0); L – Duran (1-2); S – Spano (1)
2B – Najero (L); Cress (F). Records – L (3-3); F (4-2).

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#5 Gaither 4
Plant City 3 – 13 innings

After playing to a 3-3 tie through five innings, Plant City and Gaither played a full seven scoreless innings where Cowboys senior Jackson Mirza had gone 0-for-6 before finding success with an RBI, walk-off single to centerfield in the 13th. Sleand Mantano was 2-for-2 with a double and two RBI in the win, and five Gaither pitchers struck out a combined 20 batters – led by Anthony Linares’ six scoreless innings with 11 Ks, and Adam Smolka earning the win with two no-hit innings and two strikeouts. Jake Carbaugh doubled in a pair for the Raiders in the fourth, Eli Thomas had two hits, and Alex Rodriguez pitched six scoreless, allowing two hits, three walks and struck out seven.

P 000|210|000|000|0 – |3|6|0
G 020|010|000|000|1 – |4|7|3
W – Smolka (1-0); L – Cowen (0-1)
2B – J. Carbaugh, Overstreet (P); Cavicci, Montano (G). Records – P (4-3); G (5-2).

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#10 Durant 7
King 6

Durant held on for a one-run win on the road, halting a King rally in the seventh. Senior Brody Lissy doubled in a pair in the top of the seventh, proving crucial as the Lions scored five in the home-half highlighted by an RBI sac fly from Nicholas Brown and RBI singles from Nico Brown and Xavier Gori. Durant starting pitcher Owen Franklin allowed one run on one hit, and struck out eight earning the win with five innings pitched.

D 102|200|2 – |7|9|2
K 001|000|5 – |6|4|2
W – Franklin (1-1); L – Leever; S – Gonser (1)
2B – Lissy (D); Williams, Galo (K); 3B – Lissy (D). Records – D (3-2); K (1-6).

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Sumner 4
Armwood 3

Cameron Paquette drove in the deciding run in the top of the seventh with a single into right field as Sumner rallied for a win on the road at Armwood. Isaiah Welch held the Hawks to three runs on six hits and struck out five in a complete-game effort for the Stingrays, Sebastian Peralta was 2-for-4 with Arun scored, and Welch drove in a run to support his cause. Senior Carlos Navarro was 3-for-3 with a double, run and two RBI, Rhys Brush doubled and scored two, and Rhyan Yetman held Sumner to two runs in six innings, while striking out four.

S 100|001|2 – |4|6|0
A 010|101|0 – |3|6|0
W – Welch (2-0); L – Yetman (0-2)
2B – Navarro, Brush (A). Records – S (4-2); A (1-4).

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#4 Newsome 4
Chamberlain 2

Hits were hard to come by, but Newsome fought for its sixth-straight win, led by Cameron Wood on the mound as the senior struck out eight in five innings and allowed one run. Cooper Topp gave up one unearned in two innings, with three strikeouts while earning the save. Ocean Cozart was 2-for-3 and Alec Chin picked up his 13th RBI of the year. Xavier Ether was 1-for-3 for the Storm and Brihan Arteaga Diaz pitched 4 2/3 innings without giving up an earned run with three strikeouts.

C 000|100|1 – |2|1|1
N 020|100|x – |4|4|1
W – Wood (2-0); L – Diaz; S – Topp (1)
Records – C (0-7); N (6-1).

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#3 Bloomingdale 10
Tampa Bay Tech 1

Jack Grant (2-for-4, two runs) and Brady Kappaz (2-for-5, RBI) collected their first varsity hits, while Cesar Cambos was 2-for-4, scoring three runs, all to support four shutout inning for Eli Edwards, who struck out eight.

B 041|041|0 – |10|9|1
T 000|010|0 – |1|3|1
W – Edwards (1-0); L – Davis
2B – Davis (T). Records – B (4-1); T (0-6).

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#9 Sickles 16
Lennard 5 – five innings

Lennard jumped out fast with a four run first, highlighted by a two-run double by Samuel Norbega, but Sickles answered in a big way with a home-first 10-spot. Emilio Salgado doubled twice in a three hit, one RBI game, Charlie Martz was 2-for-3, with two runs scored and three RBI, and Jake Taylor got his third win of the year, and drove in a pair of runs with a double.

L 400|10x|x – |5|5|6
S (10)33|0xx|x – |16|12|2
W – Taylor (3-1); L – Wagner
2B – Norbega, Menotti (L); Salgado 2, Nazar, Taylor, Bly (S). Records – L (2-4); S (4-2).

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#6 Plant 13
East Lake 0 – six innings

Panthers senior Cash Strayer got his team’s offense going in the sixth inning with a leadoff homer to right field, then Plant unloaded with 13 runs to end the game early. Rhett Dixson wrapped up the onslaught with a grand slam to end the game.

E 000|000|x – |0|6|0
P 000|00(13)|x – |13|7|0
W – Mayer (2-0); L – Boehm
2B – Sheffield, Palmer (E); HR – Strayer, Dixson (P). Records – E (4-2); P (5-1).

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Steinbrenner 19
Spoto 2 – four innings

Steinbrenner’s Dylan Kolsen and Nick Osborne homered, Kelton Meares (double) and Gavin Mix drove in four apiece, and Noah Fowler and William Hoblitzell each doubled for the Warriors.

Sp 200|0xx|x – |2|3|4
St  159|4xx|x – |19|11|0
W – Boever; L – Ochoa
2B – Dukes (Sp); Meares, Fowler, Hoblitzell (St); HR – Kolsen, Osborne (St). Records – Sp (4-3); St (4-3).

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Foundation Christian 17
SRQ Gulf Coast Heat 3

Peyton Coakley was 2-for-3 with a double, three runs scored and an RBI for Foundation Christian, Sebastian Garcia had an RBI sac fly and a 3-run double, and Ryan Ortiz scored two and had two RBI.

F  020|027|6 – |17|6|2
G 101|000|1 – |3|7|0
W – Williams (1-0); L – McNulty
2B – Coakley, Garcia (F); Blunden (G). Records – F (4-0); G (1-3).

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#7 Jefferson 22
Middleton 0 – four innings

Jaden Pena struck out seven and held Middleton to two hits, while 11 different Dragons had hits, including a 2-for-2, four-RBI game from Elijah Benton (triple, two runs).

M 000|0xx|x – |0|2|3
J  (10)93|xxx|x – |22|13|0
W – Pena (2-0); L – Abeywardana
2B – Fernandez, Galban, Cherry, Johnson (J); 3B – E. Benton (J). Records – M (1-6); J (4-2).

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Clearwater 14
Blake 4

C 201|441|2 – |14|15|2
B 100|012|0 – |4|4|3
W – Reyes; L – Mathews; S – Howard
2B – Alfredo, King, Kauble (C); Valerio (B); 3B – Woodring (C); Mendez (B); HR – Woodring, Alfredo (C). Records – C (5-2); B (0-7).

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