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Leto 3
Hillsborough 0
Leto junior RHP Alex Abreu tossed a no-hitter against Hillsborough – 7ip, 2 hit batters, 3 strikeouts.
Leto junior Alex Abreu needed just 72 pitches to deliver the Falcons a no-hitter at home against Hillsborough. Abreu took a perfect game through 4 2/3 innings before hitting the first of two Hillsborough batters, but stranded both Terriers base runners at first base, and finishing the game with three strikeouts. Falcons leadoff Brett Valerio singled to start the home-first and scored the deciding run on an error; Brihan Diaz and Abreu started the fifth with singles, and both scored on errors to add some insurance.
H 000|000|0 – |0|0|3
L 100|020|x – |3|5|0
W – Abreu; L – Sabella
Records – H (7-15); L (8-12).
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#9 Cambridge Christian 7
Cleveland (Ohio) St. Ignatius 2
Cambridge Christian got Monday afternoon started with a double from Ian Jansen (3-for-3), who would scored the first of his four runs later in the first on a wild pitch; and Trigg Listerman held the visiting Wildcats to two runs (one earned) over five innings on the mound, with five strikeouts – and the sophomore hit his first home run of the season. Braiden Price was 2-for-3 and pitched a scoreless inning of relief; Jayden Jardine hit an RBI sacrifice fly and a run-scoring single in the win; and Blake Hafner was 2-for-3 with an RBI and struck out two on the mound in the final inning.
S 000|020|0 – |0|0|1
C 102|202|x – |7|11|0
W – Listerman (5-1); L – Loparo (0-1)
2B – Anthony (S); Jansen (C); HR – Peluso (S); Listerman (C). Records – S (0-1); C (16-6-1).
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#4 Berkeley Prep 11
Carrollwood Day 1 – five innings
Berkeley Prep answered a first-inning Carrollwood Day run, taking the lead on an RBI double by Parker Mitzel, and Jett Walters cruised the rest of the way, allowing one earned on three hits and struck out nine in a five-inning mercy-run win. Walters also went 2-for-2 at the plate with a two-run home run; Mason Warren went 2-for-3 with a run and RBI; Lucas Farrar doubled in a run; and Josh Herrmann was 1-for-1 with two walks and three runs scored. Matty Coniglio and Luke Anderson hit back-to-back doubles in the first inning to give the Patriots the first lead of the game.
C 100|000|x – |1|3|3
B 332|3xx|x – |11|9|0
W – Walters (5-2); L – Cooperman
2B – Coniglio, Anderson (C); Mitzel, Farrar (B); HR – Walters (B). Records – C (7-15); B (18-5).
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Sickles 17
Lennard 7 – five innings
Sickles hung crooked numbers on the scoreboard the first three innings to pull away on Lennard. After spotting Lennard an immediate lead, the Gryphons answered back with seven runs in the home first. Charlie Martz doubled in a pair to give the Gryphons the lead for good; Cole Shearer was 2-for-3 with two doubles, two runs and four RBI; Lee Melamut went 2-for-3, with a run and three RBI; Jake Taylor (RBI), Ben Durda (RBI) and Sean Kloehn each had two hits and scored two runs apiece. Lennard’s Yovani De Pablos doubled in a pair of runs in the first; Mikie Locke hit a two-run home run in the third; and Ivan Carballo and Luis Valentin-Ramos hit back-to-back doubles in the fifth, before the Gryphons were able to record a final out and trigger the mercy-rule.
L 202|07x|x – |7|9|1
S 764|0xx|x – |17|14|0
W – Twiss (4-0); L – Brennick (2-4)
2B – DePablos, Carballo, Valentin-Ramos (L); Shearer 2, Martz (S); HR – Locke (L). Records – L (9-11); S (14-8).
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#3 Tampa Catholic 11
Seffner Christian 1 – six innings
Tampa Catholic scored four first-inning runs, then built on the lead in the second half of the game for a six-inning mercy-rule win. Luke Skora was 2-for-3 including an RBI single in the first; Gavin Delgado was 2-for-3 with a double, run and RBI; Jack Smythe went 2-for-4, with a run and RBI; DJ Ford ended the game an inning early with a pinch-hit, two-run triple; and Dominic Cannizzaro pitched 3 1/3 innings to earn the win, allowing one run on three hits, with one walk and one strikeout.
S 010|000|x – |1|5|2
T 400|412|x – |11|13|0
W – Cannizzaro (1-0); L – Pelaez
2B – Popielarcheck, Hall (T); 3B – Delgado, Ford (T). Records – S (9-11-1); T (19-4).
