Baseball: Scoreboard and results for April 15-21

After another action-packed week, the high school baseball season is starting to settle in. Here is the slate of Lower Hudson Valley high school baseball games for the week.

Check back each day for scores, updates, results and more.

Monday, April 15

Pleasantville 8, Westlake 2 (league game): On Break The Hold night, the Panthers got the win over league rival Westlake, but also raised $1,036 for mental health awareness.

The Break The Hold foundation advocates for suicide prevention and mental health awareness. The death of 2017 Pleasantville graduate Brian Halloran, inspired the creation of the Break The Hold foundation, which was named to bear his initials. He was 19 years old and a freshman at the University of South Carolina at the time of his death.

Break The Hold has a large presence in Pleasantville, and regularly partners with the school for educational programming, as well as athletic fundraisers throughout the year.

• PSV-

  • Charlie Bateman: 5.0 IP (W), 1 earned run allowed

  • Reed Supranowitz: 2.0 IP, 0 earned runs

  • Declan Bruder: 2-4, double, triple, four RBIs

Stepinac 16, All Hallows 3 (5 innings)

• STEP-

  • Mike Weninger: 3-4, four RBIs, 2 runs scored

  • Sean Delaney: 1-1, double, walk, two RBIs, 2 runs scored

  • Tyler Moroni: 1-3, two RBIs, 2 runs scored

  • Gavyn Gonzalez: 1-3, double, RBI, run scored

  • Wally Briganti: RBI

  • Mike Iannacchino: 4.0 IP (W), 3 runs and 4 hits allowed, 3 K, 3 BB

North Rockland 9, Clarkstown North 1 (league game)

• NRK-

  • Cris Cespedes: 5.0 IP (W), 2 hits allowed, 7 K

  • Jacob Herrera/Mike Mandia/Jaden Vasquez: 2 RBIs each

Rye Neck 8, Valhalla 7 (league game)

• RN-

  • The Panthers won in walk-off fashion

  • Peter Apoldo: 3-RBI double

  • Davey Ryan: 4.0 IP, no earned runs allowed | Two doubles at the plate

Harrison 5, Scarsdale 3 (league game)

• HAR-

  • Nick Gabie: 3-4, double, 3 RBIs

  • Jake Marriott: 3-4, double, triple, run scored

  • Evan Schwartz: 2-3, run scored

Pelham 6, Yorktown 1

• PEL- 6 runs/12 hits/1 error

• YKT- 1 run/5 hits/2 errors

Croton-Harmon 14, Pawling 1 (league game)

• CRO-

  • Oren Rouas: 4.0 IP (W), 9 K

  • Ryan Kim: 4-4, 5 RBIs

  • Matt Anfiteatro: 2-3, 3 RBIs

  • Korey DeBeer: 2-3, RBI

  • Sam Levine: 1-2, two RBIs

  • Aidan Callahan: 1-2, three runs scored

Suffern 6, Clarkstown South 5: League game -- Mounties won in walk-off fashion with Nick DeFelice's walk-off single in the bottom of the seventh.

• SUFF-

  • Trevor DeGaetani: 2 IP, 1 earned run and 2 hits allowed, 1 K

  • Alex Polombo: 2 IP (W), 1 run (0 earned) and 1 hit allowed, 3 K

  • Alex Koprowski: 3 IP, 1 earned run and 3 hits allowed, 2 K | 1-3, walk, run scored

  • Andrew Briggs: 2-4, double, RBI, 2 runs scored

  • Connor Southwell: 2-2, 2 walks, RBI

  • Chris Spataro: 2-4, two RBIs, SB

  • Nick DeFelice: 2-4, two RBIs, game-winning walk-off RBI single

• CS-

  • Kyle Sperring: 6 IP, 3 earned runs and 7 hits allowed, 5 K, 3 BB

  • Aidan Proctor: 2-2, home run, RBI, 2 walks

  • Joseph Rosario/Jack Foti/Elliot Kleinman/Jake Gronowski: 1 hit and 1 RBI each

  • Justin Amodeo: 1-2, double, 2 walks

Tappan Zee 17, Pearl River 5: League game -- annual Kayser-Bello Memorial Game

• TZ-

  • Caleb Hetzel: 4 hits, 5 RBIs

  • Harris Cucaj: 4 hits

  • Ben Fishel: 3 hits

  • Rene Vega: 2 hits

  • Thomas Campanella: Win as pitcher

Somers 2, Carmel 1

• SOM-

  • Andrew Kapica: 6.0 IP (W), 1 run and 5 hits allowed, 14 K, 2 BB

  • Derek Kuchinsky: 1.0 IP (SV), 2 K

  • Erik Gersfeld: 2-3, double, RBI, run scored

  • Pat Bracelin: 1-3, run scored

• CAR-

  • Alex Luppino: 3-3, 2 doubles, RBI

  • Simon Bakker: 2-3

Albertus Magnus 6, Hastings 0 (league game)

• AM-

  • Tyler Wein: 3-4, RBI, run scored

  • Connor Benvenuto: 2-3, RBI, run scored, 2 SB

  • Joe Dwyer: 1-4, double, RBI

  • Matt Nevin: 2-3, RBI

  • Ethan Higgins: 1-4, RBI, run scored

  • Logan Scholl: 1-4, double

  • Aiden Iazzetti: 4.0 IP (W), 0 runs and 3 hits allowed, 6 K

  • Pat Veintimilla: 3.0 IP, 0 runs and 1 hit allowed, 4 K

• HAS-

  • Jackson Acree: 4 IP, 1 unearned run and 4 hits allowed, 4 K | 1-3 as hitter

Ardsley 16, Roosevelt 1 (5 innings)

• ARD-

  • Mike DePasquale: 2-2, double, home run, 5 RBIs

  • Leo Blank: 2-2, double, 3 RBIs

  • Josh Levine: 2-3, two RBIs, 3 runs scored

  • Anthony Chenard: 3-3, double, 3 runs scored

  • Michael Rende: 2-2, two doubles, RBI, 2 runs scored

  • Darius Sakelos/Sam Levi: Hit and RBI

Briarcliff 9, Blind Brook 4 (league game)

• BC-

  • James Mulligan: 4 IP (W), 3 earned runs, 9 K | 1-4, double, 2 RBIs

  • Sebastian Martinez: 3 IP (SV), 1 earned run, 4 K

  • Luke Diamond: 2-5, double, run scored

  • Max Amador: 4-5, double, RBI, 4 runs scored, 2 SB

  • Jon Iwai: 2-2, double, RBI, two runs scored, 2 SB

  • Jarred Haberman: 1-3, double, RBI

  • Xander D'Onofrio/Tyler Gualtiere: Hit and RBI

Leffell School 5, Tuckahoe 1 (league game)

• TLS-

  • Brady Schreiber: 6.1 IP (W), 1 unearned run and 8 hits allowed, 6 K, 2 BB | 1-4, double, run scored

  • Mitchell Breakstone: 2-4, two RBIs

  • Will Hirsch: 1-4, triple, run scored

  • Nadav Schuck/Noah Galsky/Zach Haber: RBI each

Bronxville 17, Dobbs Ferry 13 (league game)

• BXV-

  • Henry Vail: 4 IP (W), 4 earned runs and 4 hits allowed, 4 K | 3-5, 3 RBIs

  • Jack Gangemi: 2-4, triple, two runs scored, five RBIs

  • Jack Kennedy: 4-5, two doubles, run scored, 4 RBIs

  • Connor Kenny: Two walks, 3 runs scored

  • Jake Donnelly: 1-5, run scored

  • Gavin Smart: 2-3, double, RBI, 3 runs scored

Mahopac 10, Brewster 0

• PAC-

  • Tyler DeBrocky: 3.1 shutout innings, two RBIs at the plate

  • Tyler Castrataro: 2 hits, 4 RBIs

Yonkers Montessori 3, Riverside 1

• YMA-

  • Javie Grullon: 7 IP (CG W), 1 run and 4 hits allowed, 14 K

  • Alex Baez: 1-2, two RBIs

  • Larry Moccia/Ben Stevens/Evan Cela: Each had one hit

• RIV-

  • Chris Delgado: 2-3

  • Angel Lugo: 5.1 IP, 1 earned run and 4 hits allowed, 14 K, 3 BB

Barack Obama School for Social Justice 14, Hamilton 9 (6 innings): League game -- called for darkness

North Salem at Haldane, 5 p.m. (league game)

Tuesday, April 16

Game recap: Harrison 10, Mamaroneck 3

MAMARONECK - Harrison might've graduated a big senior class after last year — a group that included seven starters — but the word "rebuild" isn't in the Huskies' vocabulary.

They expected some growing pains along the way, but after a 2-3 start to the season with a new-look team, it appears the Huskies are getting into a groove. On Tuesday, they earned their fifth-straight victory, a 10-3 win at Mamaroneck to open league play.

"We said from the beginning, we don't rebuild, we reload and that's been our mentality since day one," Harrison coach Marco DiRuocco said. "These guys are very athletic, they're very talented, they just didn't have varsity experience. Going in, I wasn't sure exactly what to expect and we had some bumps in the road early on for sure, and I expected that, I just asked all of them to improve each and every day, learn from their mistakes and continue to grow as a team. They've taken that to an entire level and our games have just been complete, true team efforts. They're a relentless group and I'm so proud of the way they're playing."

Relentless is a good way to describe their performance against the Tigers. Upon grabbing the lead from the top of the first inning, the Huskies never trailed at any point of the wire-to-wire victory. They scored at least one run in four of the seven innings, including a five-run surge in the top of the seventh to put the game out of reach.

"We had a lot of clutch timing, and I think that's very important that we were able to get the clutch hits today with runners on," Harrison senior Dante Lanza said. "As long as we keep the sticks going, and keep having good approaches at the plate, we're gonna produce runs."

The high-scoring outing by the Huskies was highlighted by a big two-run home run from Michael Olsey, who launched one over the left field fence after a double by teammate Jackson Schiro.

"I was getting a couple of balls and I waited for the perfect pitch, and I just hit it," said Olsey, with a grin.

During Harrison's winning streak, the Huskies grinded out close wins against the likes of Fox Lane, Clarkstown South, Rye Neck and Scarsdale, but Tuesday was less suspenseful.

Keni Franck kept the Tigers at bay on the mound, while hits and plays came from all areas of the Huskies' lineup.

"I think we're starting to get there, but there's obviously more kinks in the road," Franck said of his team's progress this season. "We're a young team, but we got a really competitive group of guys. A great group of guys — we've all been playing together since we were young, so once that starts clicking, we're going to get going and we're going to take off."

Mamaroneck strung together some momentum in the bottom of the sixth, scoring twice and closing the gap to make it a 5-3 deficit. The Tigers' rally came to a screeching halt with two runners on, when a hard-hit grounder inadvertently hit a baserunner attempting to dash to third base.

"First inning, we made two quick errors right away," Mamaroneck coach Mike Chiapparelli said. "Two balls we should've made outs on and they got a run, then we came out and walked the first guy the next inning. (Harrison) got some big hits in good spots. That (fifth-inning) home run was big too. We threw them an outside changeup and he got it and hooked it."

The Tigers were unable to get over the hump. After letting one slip away in extras against reigning state champ Ketcham, Mamaroneck didn't get the result it wanted in its first game back since.

"We're underachieving, we got to get better," Chiapparelli said of his post-game message to the team. "Had a huge game on Saturday, then we didn't come and play the same way. We want our kids to be hungry, want to go out and make plays. There were probably three or four plays that we didn't make that we should've made and that really hurt us. We got Carmel tomorrow and we need to be better tomorrow or we're gonna get beat again."

What it means: The Huskies are heating up and start league play on the right foot. Harrison has won five straight games, with Tuesday's outing being the most emphatic of the bunch. Their first four wins during their current win streak came by two or fewer runs, so there was less suspense. They've shown comfort in a variety of situations. As for Mamaroneck, it has now lost back-to-back games.

Player of the game: Keni Franck, Harrison — There were plenty of contributors in the win, but Franck was tough on the mound. The southpaw was crafty in the winning effort, pitching six solid innings, with one earned run allowed and two hits, with seven strikeouts. Even as Mamaroneck threatened near the end of his start in the sixth inning, he battled and kept his team in front.

By the numbers

Harrison (7-3): Dante Lanza went 2-5, with three RBIs and two runs scored. He also came in relief and pitched the final inning to close it out. Jackson Schiro was 2-for-3 with a double and two runs scored. Michael Olsey went 1-for-3 with a two-run home run. Brady Ross was 2-for-4 with a RBI. Evan Schwartz had a double and a RBI, while Jacob Marriott, Nick Gabie and Sam Rosmarin each had a RBI.

Mamaroneck (3-4-1): It is the Tigers' second loss to a Section 1 opponent, with the other being Ketcham. Graham Williams had a RBI sac fly. One of the Tigers' runs came on a passed ball, and another came on an error. Gabe Roland and Michael Pagan each had hits.

They said it

"Baseball you keep going, you gotta forget that game and play the next one. We need to come ready to play (against Carmel)." - Mamaroneck coach Mike Chiapparelli

"They're an absolute pleasure. I love being around these young men. They're so well-behaved, so disciplined and they take everything we tell them. They take it to another level and they're so receptive and sold on our program. Our core values are always hustle, number one, we before me is number two, and number three is stay in line on and off the field. They've done a phenomenal job with that and they're just such a great group. I'm so proud of them, we just got to keep it going." - Harrison coach Marco DiRuocco

Other scores from Tuesday, April 16

Arlington 6, Ketcham 5 (league game)

• Arlington built a 5-2 lead early and held on to win the game. Ketcham scored five runs on 13 hits. Admirals got the final out of the game on a pickoff throw to first.

• ARL-

  • Tim McCormack: 2-3, double

  • Jason Jackson: Sac fly to score McCormack in the seventh inning to give Arlington a 6-4 lead

  • Eric Santaella: 2-4, two runs scored

  • Christian Adorno: 1-3, solo home run, also made game-ending pickoff throw to first for final out

Fox Lane 5, Port Chester 4 (league game)

• FL-

  • Will Rudolph: Walk-off two-run double in the seventh inning

  • Logan Hicks: 5.2 IP, 0 earned runs and 4 hits allowed, 11 K

• PC-

  • Jordany German: 6 IP (ND), 1 earned run and 2 hits allowed

Panas 5, Lakeland 4 (8 innings): League game

• LL-

  • Sergio Hormazabal: 5 IP (ND), 0 earned runs and 4 hits allowed, 7 K

  • Ryan Done: 3-4, run scored

  • Ramzi Done: 1-2, 2 RBIs

  • Logan Crilly: 2-4

  • Anthony Frobose: RBI

Tappan Zee 11, Pearl River 3 (league game)

• TZ-

  • Jake Ciorra: 4 IP (W)

  • Ben Fishel: 3 hits, RBI

  • Caleb Hetzel: 2 hits, including 3-run home run

  • Rene Vega: 2 hits, 2 RBIs

  • Thomas Campanella/Anthony Marsico: 2 hits each

Mount Vernon 14, Woodlands 2

• MV-

  • Erick Inoa: 3 RBIs

Hastings 12, Yonkers 2

• HAS-

  • Nick Puoti: 2 IP, 0 runs allowed, 4 K | 1-2, double, 2 RBIs

  • Kieran McGrath: 2-2, 3 RBIs

  • Julius Stephens: 1-2, RBI

  • Jordan Gocmen: 2 IP, 0 runs allowed

Rye Neck 10, Westlake 2 (league game)

• RN-

  • George Katsaros: 6 IP (W), 1 earned run, 14 K

  • Hamza Abdalla: 3 RBIs

  • Daniel Stone/Peter Apoldo: 2 RBIs each

  • Evan Janowitz/Davey Ryan: Double each

Nanuet 7, Nyack 1 (league game)

• NAN-

  • Aidan Kempf: 7 IP (CG W), 3 hits allowed, 15 K, 1 BB

  • Mike Cesario/Aidan Kempf: 2-3, double, RBI, SB

  • Charlie Moustakakis: 1-3, two RBIs, SB

  • Nick Panzarella: 1-1, double, 2 RBIs

  • Vincent Duffy: 1-2, double, SB

• NYACK-

  • Brandon Salemo: 1-2, double

  • Devin Bierfeldt: 1-3, double, RBI

Saunders 12, Riverside 5 (league game)

• SAU-

  • Adriel Rodriguez: 2-2, 5 SB, 4 runs scored, 2 walks

  • Gabe Santiago: 2-2, 3 RBIs, 3 SB, 2 runs scored

  • Anthony Vaccaro: 1-3, 3 RBIs, 2 walks

  • Josh Rattendi: 3.1 IP(W), 2 earned runs allowed, 9 K

North Rockland 9, Clarkstown North 7 (8 innings, league game)

• NRK-

  • Red Raiders overcame a 7-4 deficit in the seventh inning and tied it up to force extras. Jaden Quezada hit the game-tying three-run double, and ultimately finished with two RBIs.

  • Jaden Quezada: Game-tying three-run double, finished with 5 RBIs

John Jay-Cross River 13, Byram Hills 0 (5 innings, league game)

• JJCR-

  • Nick Fassert: 5 IP (W), 1-hit shutout, 8 K, no walks

  • Gavin Bisignano: 3-3, double, 3 RBIs

  • Jacob Storch/Will Civetta/Nolan Rhodes: 2 hits and 2 RBIs each

Horace Greeley 2, Ossining 0 (league game): Combined no-hitter from Horace Greeley's Ben Schulman and Joe McGuire in a pitchers' duel with the Pride.

• HG-

  • Ben Schulman: 4 IP (W), 11 K

  • Joe McGuire: 3 IP in relief, 5 K

  • Ben Brolin: Two-RBI single in the top of the fifth for the lone runs of the game

• OSS-

  • Owen Brennen: 5 IP, 2 runs and 5 hits allowed, 4 K

  • Chase Kaplan: 2 IP, 0 hits and 1 walk allowed, 4 K

Rye 4, Eastchester 1 (league game)

• RYE-

  • Shep Griffiths: 7.0 IP (CG W), 0 earned runs and 1 hit allowed, 14 K, 0 BB

  • Tommy Broderick: 2-3, double

  • A.J. Miller: 1-3, RBI

  • Nolan Hutson: 1-2, RBI

  • James Kennedy: 1-3, RBI

  • Jackson Pineault: RBI

  • Charlie Rupp: 1-3, double

Peekskill 19, East Ramapo 1

• PEEK-

  • Aiden Diedrich: Threw no-hitter as eighth-grade pitcher

  • Angel Francisco: Single away from hitting for a cycle

John Jay-East Fishkill 12, Carmel 1 (league game)

• JJEF-

  • Landon Seipp: 5.0 IP (W), 1 hit and 1 walk allowed, 10 K

  • Aidan Gallagher: 2 hits, solo home run

  • Alex Jendras: 3 hits, 2 RBIs

  • Landon Stichbury: 2 hits, 2 RBIs

  • Shane Driscoll: 2 hits, RBI

  • Austin Seipp: 2 hits

  • Justin Perez: RBI

Suffern 5, Clarkstown South 1 (league game)

• SUFF-

  • Connor Southwell: 6 IP (W), 1 run and 2 hits allowed, 10 K

  • Alex Polombo: 1 IP (SV), 0 runs and 2 hits allowed, 1 K

  • Chris Spataro: 2-4, two RBIs, run scored, SB

  • Nick DeFelice: 2-3, RBI

Dobbs Ferry 8, Haldane 4

• DF-

  • Anthony Ficarrotta: 4.1 IP, 3 earned runs and 6 hits allowed, 7 K, walk | 2-4, two doubles, 3 RBIs

  • Jack Mastin: 1.2 IP, 1 earned run and 1 hit allowed, 2 K

  • Jon Galland: 1 IP, 3 K

  • Chris Archer: 3-4, RBI, run scored

  • Luke Arone: 3-4, two runs scored, walk

  • Colin Dubilier: 1-4, RBI

  • Logan Sullivan: 1-3, double

  • Will Kelly: 1-3, triple, run scored

Edgemont 6, Ardsley 5 (10 innings): League game -- Ryan Dalal had the game-winning RBI sac fly to right field to score David Larsen in the 10th inning

• EDGE-

  • Ari Malz: 1-4, double, 2 RBIs

  • Jared Borg: 2-4, RBI

  • Ryan Dalal: Game-winning RBI sac fly

  • David Larsen: Scored game winning run

  • Will Terrasi: 4.2 IP (W in relief), 1 unearned run allowed

• ARD-

  • Ben Silverman: 3-5

Somers 5, Brewster 3 (league game)

• SOM-

  • Rhys Carway: 4 IP(W), 1 earned run on 3 hits allowed, 10 K, 1 BB

  • John Barbagallo: 3.0 IP, 1 run and 2 hits allowed, 5 K

  • Tyler Venturini: 2-3, RBI, run scored

  • Andrew Kapica: 1-3, double

  • Jake Hopper: 1-3, two RBIs

• BREW-

  • Justin Parodi: 2 RBIs

White Plains 8, Lincoln 0 (league game)

• WP-

  • Gavin Townsend: 3 IP (W), 0 runs and 0 hits allowed, 7 K, 1 BB

  • Nick Portanova: 2.0 IP, 0 runs and 0 hits allowed, 5 K, 2 BB

  • Tyler Older: 1-2, home run, two RBIs, walk

  • Gavin Townsend: Two RBIs

  • Patrick Cave: 2-3, triple, RBI, run scored

  • Christian Sanchez: 2-2, RBI, walk, 2 runs scored

Kennedy Catholic 2, Xavier 1

• KC-

  • Colin Spidal: 7.0 IP (CG W), 1 run and 3 hits allowed, 10 K, 1 BB

  • Lorenzo Jorge: 2-3, RBI

Iona Prep 20, Salesian 1 (5 innings)

• IP-

  • Dylan Merola: 2-3, four RBIs

  • Andrew DiSanto: 2-2, three RBIs

  • Devin Diaz: 1-2, three RBIs

Gorton 8, Roosevelt 5 (league game)

• GOR-

  • Julius Vargas: CG W, 7 K | Two RBIs

  • Justin Medina: 3 hits, 2 RBIs

  • Angel Rodriguez/Abdiel Almanzar: Hit each

Scarsdale 3, New Rochelle 2 (league game)

Hen Hud 22, Sleepy Hollow 0 (league game)

Wednesday, April 17

Game recap: Iona Prep 6, Fordham Prep 2

NEW ROCHELLE - On a team loaded with college-committed players, Iona Prep has plenty of talent in all areas of their batting order and pitching rotation, so what's impressed Gaels coach Ryan Mahoney the most?

"It's a different guy every game," Mahoney said. "Someone steps up or gets a big hit. Today, Tim Denet got that double down the line which was huge. Ryan Bailey started (the hitting), so to not have to rely on one guy is nice. They kind of pick each other up throughout the game."

The Gaels flirted with a combined no-hitter that went into the final inning, before visiting Fordham Prep was able to get a couple of desperate hits. Iona Prep held on for the 6-2 win, with both of the Rams' runs occurring earlier on in unearned fashion.

More importantly, Iona Prep remained undefeated and improved to 8-0, in a game where the Gaels took on a scrappy Fordham Prep team, unpleasant weather conditions and overcame some untimely miscues and errors.

"I thought we played great," Saint Joseph's commit and Iona Prep pitcher Matt Fitzgibbon said. "Timely plays when we needed big plays, good pitching when we needed good pitching, and the offense was there today. All-around performance."

The Gaels had a 4-2 lead through four innings, when LeMoyne commit Tim Denet doubled down the line and sent two runners home to pad Iona Prep's lead.

Despite not getting a single hit until late in the seventh inning, Fordham Prep threatened at various points of the game, getting runners on through walks or errors and moving them around.

When it mattered most, the Gaels defense would muster a key defensive play or Marcel Kulik and Matt Fitzgibbon would get a momentum-shattering strikeout or get their batter to fly out to dispel any threat from the Rams.

Fordham Prep would finally break through with a couple of its in the seventh inning, but Iona Prep didn't let the Rams cross home.

The Gaels have won in a variety of ways throughout their undefeated start, and they have outscored opponents 65-8 in CHSAA play.

After finishing as CHSAA runner-ups last year, they are determined to win it all this year.

"Last season, we had a lot of good players, we made it all the way to the championship," Denet said. "We played well, but this year, we want just to do more. It's like a bucket list. This is what we want this year, and we're going to get it done."

Player of the game: There were many players that chipped into this win. While Kulik and Fitzgibbon kept the Rams hitless for 6.1 innings, they got some key defensive plays behind them and some timely hits and scoring from different parts of their lineup.

By the numbers

Iona Prep (9-0): Devin Diaz had three RBIs. Tim Denet went 1-for-3 with a double and two RBIs. Julian Guzman was 2-for-2 with three runs scored. Ryan Bailey was 1-for-2 with a double, walk and run scored. Andrew DiSanto had a sac fly RBI. Dylan Merola also had a hit. Marcel Kulik got the win on the mound, pitching four innings with one earned run and no hits allowed, while striking out two batters and walking six. Matt Fitzgibbon pitched the final three innings and allowed no runs, no walks and two hits, while striking out three batters.

Fordham Prep (3-3): Jack McKillop had a double and Matt Herlick had a single in the final inning. Lucas DeJesus scored both runs for the Rams, once on an error and the other off of a Christian Quiambo ground out RBI. Joaquin Del Pino pitched the first three innings, giving up two earned runs on four hits and a walk. Will Bracchitta pitched the final three innings and gave up two earned runs on one hit and two walks, while striking out four batters.

They said it

"We talk about winning every pitch," Mahoney said of his team's winning mentality. "It might be cliche, but it's really important. There's going to be miscues, opportunities for the other team, but if we can win every pitch and win every inning, we should have a chance to be in every game. Also, our league is tough, so you have to show up every day."

Other scores from Wednesday, April 17

Gorton 12, Montfort Academy 3

• GOR-

  • Justin Medina: CG W, 5 K | Hit and 2 RBIs at the plate

  • Jayvien Rodriguez: Triple

  • Angel Rodriguez: Double

  • Aaron Hernandez/Julius Vargas/Corey Everett/Randy Rodriguez/Abdiel Almanzar: Hit each

Stepinac 11, Salesian 1

• STEP-

  • Alex Morrissey: 5 IP (W), one earned run allowed, 5 K

  • Shea O'Sullivan: 1 IP, no hits or runs allowed

  • Mike Weninger: 3-4, two doubles, four RBIs

  • Mike Ostuni/Bryce Chatman: 2 RBIs each

  • Tyler Moroni: 2-3

  • Sean Delaney: 2-4

  • Mike Iannicchino: RBI

Albertus Magnus 11, Dobbs Ferry 1 (league game)

• AM-

  • Logan Scholl: 6 IP (W), 1 hit allowed, 9 K | 2-3, four RBIs

  • Joe Dwyer: 3-3, RBI

  • Tyler Wein: 3-3, two RBIs

Croton-Harmon 11, North Salem 3 (league game)

• CRO-

  • Andrew Kim: 6.0 IP (W), 2 earned runs, 12 K

  • Andrew Sur: 2-4, three-run home run, 4 RBIs total

  • Mekhi Smithwick: 2-2, double, three RBIs

  • Matt Anfiteatro: 2-4, double, two RBIs

Lakeland 5, New Rochelle 2

• LL-

  • Ryan Done: 5 IP (W), 1 earned run and 7 hits allowed, 6 K

  • Alex Mautone: 2 IP (SV)

  • Ramzi Done: 2-4, RBI

  • Anthony Frobose: 2-3, triple, two RBIs, run scored, walk

  • Mikey Santioemma: 1-1, two walks, run scored

  • Kaare Numme: 1-2, walk, run scored

Hen Hud 9, Sleepy Hollow 5 (league game)

• SH-

  • Gibby Poll: 3 hits, including a home run and two RBIs

  • Marcus Spataro: 3 hits and 2 RBIs

Ossining 7, Horace Greeley 7 (league game): Greeley rallied and scored three runs in the bottom of the seventh inning to tie things up at 7-7. The game was called afterwards and officially marked as a draw.

• OSS-

  • Michael Lebenson: 2-3, grand slam, four RBIs

• HG-

  • Ben Schulman: 2-4, two doubles, five RBIs, run scored

  • Sam Rothstein: 3-3, double, run scored

  • Carter Nocca: 2-4, run scored

Pleasantville 9, Briarcliff 3 (league game)

• PSV-

  • John Presier: Double, three RBIs

  • Dermot McSpedon: Double, two runs scored

  • Jason Freberg: 3.1 IP, two earned runs

  • Justin Owens: 1.2 IP, 0 runs allowed

  • Joe DeGrazia/Ryan Kennedy: 1.0 IP each, no runs allowed

• BC-

  • Jon Iwai: 1-2, double, walk

  • Sebastian Martinez: 2-3, double, run scored

  • Jarred Haberman: 1-3, double, RBI

Putnam Valley 3, Pawling 2 (league game)

• PV-

  • Mateo Dobra: 3 IP (W), 1 earned run and 4 hits allowed, 4 K

  • Jay Constantino: 1-2, double, RBI, run scored

  • James Sanford: 1-3, RBI

  • Nick Mazzola: 2-3, double

• PAW-

  • Carter Wrobel: 2-4, home run, RBI

  • Afton Middlebrook: 3-4, RBI

Yonkers Montessori 16, Barack Obama School for Social Justice 1 (league game)

• YMA-

  • Evan Cela: 2-2, double, 5 RBIs

  • Alex Baez: 2-3, three RBIs, run scored

  • Alex Grullon: 1-3, three RBIs

  • Larry Moccia: Three walks in three plate appearances, 3 runs scored, 2 SB

  • Hudson Kozy: 1-1, three walks, three runs scored, 4 SB

Saunders 15, Riverside 0 (league game)

• SAU-

  • Josh Rattendi: 2-2, double, three RBIs, two runs scored

  • Anthony Vaccaro: 2-3, double, two RBIs, two runs scored

  • Alvaro Capellan: 1-2, two RBIs

  • Alexis Filpo: 1-1, double, two walks, RBI

Rye Neck 6, Westlake 3 (league game)

• RN-

  • Eli Goldman: 7 IP (W), 4 K

  • Peter Apoldo: Triple

  • Julian Frabasile: 2 RBIs

• WL-

  • Mark Mastracchio: 2-3, double, three RBIs

  • Javier Moronta: 2-3, double, two runs scored

  • James Maxwell: 1-2, double, run scored

Valhalla 6, Blind Brook 5 (8 innings): League game -- Fabian Resika got a bases-loaded walk for the come-from-behind victory in extra innings

Ketcham 5, Arlington 4 (league game)

Tuckahoe 23, Hamilton 2 (league game)

Mahopac at John Jay-Cross River, sspd. -- Game suspended in the top of the second inning. Mahopac has a 4-0 lead and when action resumes, the Wolf Pac will have the bases loaded.

Kennedy Catholic 2, St. Joseph's by the Sea 2 (9 innings)

Non-region school at Peekskill, 4:45 p.m.

Woodlands at Lincoln, ppd.

Carmel at Mamaroneck, ppd.

Hastings at Irvington, ppd.

Thursday, April 18

Lakeland 5, Panas 4 (league game): Logan Crilly had the game-winning walk-off single in the seventh inning to defeat their rival Panthers.

• LL-

  • Anthony Frobose: 7 IP (W), 4 earned runs and 6 hits allowed, 10 K | 2-3, two runs scored, RBI

  • Ramzi Done: RBI double

  • Logan Crilly: 2-4, double, two RBIs, game-winning walk-off single in seventh inning

Tappan Zee 9, Pearl River 1

• TZ-

  • Kaleb Hetzel: 5 IP (W), 1 run allowed, 7 K | 3 hits and 2 RBIs

  • Jake Ciorra: 2 hits, RBI

  • Rene Vega: 2 RBIs

Gorton 5, Roosevelt 3 (league game)

• GOR-

  • Aaron Hernandez: 5 IP, 1 earned run, 10 K

  • Jayvien Rodriguez: 3 hits and 3 RBIs

  • Julius Vargas: 3 hits

  • Angel Rodriguez: 2 hits

  • Abdiel Almanzar: 1 IP (SV), 2 K

  • Corey Everett: Sac bunt that led to run

Fox Lane 7, Port Chester 4 (league game)

• FL-

  • Frank Salvatorelli: 6 IP(W), 1 earned run on 4 hits, with 5 strikeouts | First career varsity start and win as pitcher

  • Brad Patterson: 2-4, 2 RBIs

  • Logan Provost: 2 RBIs

  • PJ Stonsby: RBI single

Suffern 11, Clarkstown South 3 (league game)

• SUFF-

  • Brady Stead: 6 IP (W), 1 run and 3 hits allowed, 7 K

  • Jace Egenhauser: 1 IP, 2 runs and 2 hits allowed, 2 K

  • Chris Spataro: 2-3, double two walks, two SB, 4 runs scored

  • Josh Feinberg: 1-4, RBI, run scored

  • Alex Polombo: 1-4, RBI, two runs scored

  • Cooper Brogan: 2-3, two RBIs, walk, two runs scored

  • Connor Southwell: 1-4, two RBIs, double, walk

  • Mason Lutz: 1-3, two RBIs, 2 walks

  • Jack Farmer: Hit and RBI

New Rochelle 10, Scarsdale 0 (league game)

• NR-

  • Quinn Bamberger: 5 IP (W), One-hit shutout, 9 K, 0 BB

  • Will Rangel: 2-3, two doubles, RBI, 3 runs scored

  • Brayden Casas: 1-3, two RBIs, run scored

  • Robby Glusker: 2-4, RBI

  • Zach Berenbaum/Ryder Proudian: Hit and RBI

Haldane 5, Poughkeepsie 2

John Jay-Cross River at Byram Hills, ppd.

Brewster at Somers, ppd.

Edgemont at Ardsley, ppd.

Clarkstown North at North Rockland, ppd.

Tuckahoe at Leffell School, ppd.

Friday, April 19

Game recap: Kennedy Catholic 5, Stepinac 3

WHITE PLAINS - Whenever Kennedy Catholic and Stepinac take the diamond, you can always expect a gem of a game that always comes down to the wire.

The Gaels led from the first inning and never trailed, but a scrappy Stepinac team battled to keep the game close and interesting nearly every step of the way.

Stepinac had a pair of runners on base at the end, but Kennedy Catholic neutralized the threat to hang on for a 5-3 win on Friday afternoon.

"It was a well-played game all the way around," Kennedy Catholic coach Bob Fletcher said. "We had some good, timely hitting today, which lately, we've been leaving guys on base and today we were able to get those couple of runs in that we needed and we played really good defense, except for the one little miscue at the end. Omar (Giret) pitched a very good game. He got the outs when he needed and got the outs when he was in trouble."

It was a feel-good win for the Gaels. Last year, they lost both meetings to the Crusaders in heartbreaking fashion, with both games concluding with a 3-2 score and both battles decided in the final inning each time.

"We just wanted our revenge for (last year)," said Kennedy Catholic's Vince Cannizzaro, who belted a fifth-inning home run in the winning effort.

Down 5-2 entering the sixth inning, Stepinac threatened by loading up the bases with no outs. The Gaels were able to minimize the damage and let just one Crusader runner reach home, and Kennedy Catholic was able to prevent further trouble.

Stepinac got a couple of runners on in the final inning, but the Gaels were able to close out and get the win.

"It's always been what a lot of Stepinac teams have been," Stepinac senior Wally Briganti said of his team's scrappiness. "Even if we're young, just looking back at last year, we won a lot of games on baserunning, defense, with good hits. If we can harness that, that would be really helpful for the playoffs. Just got to make sure we keep playing hard, doing what we can, let the hits fall, and let our baserunning, defense, pitching keep us in the game always."

Expectations were unclear entering this season following some key departures, but Kennedy Catholic's hunger for success has always remained.

The Gaels had a strong push to end the 2022-23 season, and that momentum has carried over to this year's team, as they continue to run with the torch passed onto them from those that came before them.

Kennedy Catholic is now 8-1 in CHSAA play and it has won seven straight.

"We've had good leadership from the beginning, walking around with a chip on their shoulder," Giret said. "Many people will say we don't have what we have like last year, but I'm here to tell you that we do.

"It's that underdog mentality. People are saying we lost our guy, our pitcher, guys like Adam (Agresti), and all other players like that, but we walk around with that underdog mentality. We take each game one by one, inning by inning, and try to win the inning and try to win the games."

Players of the game: Omar Giret, Kennedy Catholic, and Wally Briganti, Stepinac — Giret was tough on the mound. Even after giving up a leadoff home run, he settled down and didn't allow much else in the winning effort. He remained unfazed in some tough situations and gave up just two runs on four hits, while striking out seven batters in five innings of action.

As for Briganti, he was a bright spot for the Crusaders in the loss. The senior catcher and leadoff hitter finished 2-for-3 with a walk, two RBIs and a solo home run to start the game. He also threw out a runner attempting to steal in the final inning.

By the numbers

Kennedy Catholic (8-1): Ryan D'Ambrosio went 2-for-4 with a double and a RBI. He also pitched the last two innings, giving up one run on two hits. Vince Cannizzaro was 1-for-2 with two walks, a run scored, one RBI and a solo home run. C.J. Griggs got a hit, while Eli Negron scored two runs and stole a base. Lance Morgan scored one run and stole one base.

Stepinac (4-6): Aside from Briganti, Aiden LaSalle was 2-for-3 with a RBI. Bryce Chatman, Michael Otsuni and James Donahue each had a hit. Cedric Rice pitched 2⅔ innings, with two earned runs and three hits allowed. Shea O'Sullivan pitched 2⅓ innings, with one earned run and one hit allowed. Mike Weninger threw the final two innings and didn't give up any runs or hits, and got two strikeouts.

They said it

"They've played well. They really gel together more than I originally thought. We have the bats, and it's just a matter of the experience, and they seem to be playing pretty good together and more cohesively. It's a good group of kids. It all depends on pitching, that's been our Achilles, but it's been better than I thought. ... I would say our hitting has been most impressive. One of the better hitting teams I've had in years. Normally, we're known for our pitching and having a good staff. This year, it's been our hitting. Our pitching staff has done well, better than I initially expected, but hitting is more of our forte this year." -Kennedy Catholic coach Bob Fletcher on his team's progression and evolution this season

Other results from Friday, April 19

Fox Lane 10, Ossining 0 (league game)

• FL-

  • Tyler Renz: 5 IP (CG W), one-hit shutout, 10 K

  • Logan Mammola: 2 hits, three RBIs

  • Will Rudolph: RBI triple

  • Brad Patterson: 2 hits, 2 RBIs

  • Peter Portugues: 2 RBIs

  • PJ Stonsby: RBI single

  • Danny Spolansky: 2 hits

  • Cooper Furst: Double

• OSS-

  • Joey Acampora: Broke up no-hitter in the fifth inning, Ossining's lone hit of the game

Sleepy Hollow 15, Roosevelt 2

• SH-

  • Marcus Spataro: 5 IP (CG W), 10 K

  • Gibby Poll: 3 hits, 5 RBIs

  • Ralphy Rodriguez: Reached base safely 4 times, scored 4 runs

Pleasantville 10, Bronxville 9: Reed Supranowitz had the walk-off, game-winning, bases-loaded triple with two outs to give the Panthers the win.

• PSV-

  • Reed Supranowitz: Walk-off game-winning triple with the bases loaded for the win

  • Dermot McSpedon: 4 hits

  • Matt O'Neill: 3 hits

  • Justin Owens: 3 IP (W in relief)

• BXV-

  • Jack Kennedy: 4 IP, 9 K to start the game

  • Henry Vail: 3-4, 2 RBIs, 2 runs scored, SB

  • Connor Kenny: 2-3, walk, RBI

  • Nick Raneri: 2-4, two runs scored | 2 IP in relief, 4 K

  • Broncos committed 6 errors

Croton-Harmon 4, North Salem 1 (league game)

• CRO-

  • Mekhi Smithwick: 4.2 IP (W), 1 earned run allowed, 8 K

  • Spencer Heath: SV, 2 K

  • Korey DeBeer: 1-3, double, RBI

  • Ryan Kim: 2-3, run scored

  • Matt Anfiteatro: 1-3, RBI

John Jay-Cross River 6, Byram Hills 2 (league game)

• JJCR-

  • Jacob Storch: 7 IP (CG W), 1 earned run and 5 hits allowed, 7 K

  • Jacob Storch/Troy Wood/Eliot Arbogast: 2 hits and 1 RBI each

• BH-

  • James Cavallaro: 2-3, two doubles

Brewster 13, Somers 7 (league game)

• BREW-

  • Bears come from behind and end up winning

  • Tim Carlin: 5 IP in relief, got first career varsity win as pitcher

  • Andrew Velardo: 3-4, two RBIs

  • Chase Prohaszka: 2-4

  • Carter Dineen: 1-2, three runs scored, three HBP

Ardsley 7, Edgemont 5 (league game)

• ARD-

  • Nate Caldara: 2-3, two RBIs, 2 runs scored

  • Anthony Chenard: 2-4, RBI, run scored

  • Michael Rende/Mike DePasquale/Darius Sakelos: 1 hit and 1 RBI each

  • Josh Levine: 2-3, run scored

  • Sam Levi: 4.0 IP (W), 3 earned runs and 4 hits allowed, 2 K

Harrison 6, Scarsdale 0 (league game)

• HAR-

  • Marco Citro: 7.0 IP (W), One-hit shutout, 12 K

  • Michael Olsey: 3-3, two runs scored

  • Jake Marriott: 1-3, double, RBI, two runs scored

  • Jake Vasami: 1-1, RBI

Valhalla 11, Blind Brook 1 (6 innings): League game

• VAL-

  • Dylan Carbone: 6 IP (CG W), 0 earned runs and 1 hit allowed

  • Jaco Cusmano: 3-RBI double in season debut

Tuckahoe 13, Hamilton 1 (league game)

• TUCK-

  • Jacob Liberati: 2-2, two RBIs, 2 runs scored

  • Connor Benke: 1-4, two RBIs, one run scored

  • Connor Brice: 1-2, two RBIs, run scored

  • Luca Delconte: 2-3, double, RBI, two runs scored

  • Robert Guido: 1-1, two RBIs, two runs scored

Peekskill 12, East Ramapo 10: Peekskill rallied in the seventh inning to come back and win

• PEEK-

  • Aiden Diedrich: 10 K and got win as pitcher in relief | Bunt single to start seventh-inning rally

  • Cristian Rodriguez: Two-run double in top of seventh to give the Red Devils the lead

Mount Vernon 18, Woodlands 1

• MV-

  • Nay Nay Gardner: 3 hits, including a double and triple, 3 RBIs

  • Randy Castillo: Freshman pitcher instrumental on the mound in the win

Clarkstown North 15, Nyack 1 (5 innings)

• CN-

  • Brendan Epstein: 3 hits, 4 RBIs, run scored to lead the Rams

Poughkeepsie 13, Lincoln 1

• POU-

  • Corey Martin: 2-5

  • Dan Matias: CG W, 8 K

  • Will Matias: 5-5

Putnam Valley 9, Pawling 1 (league game)

• PV-

  • Rickey Meister: 4-5, two RBIs, run scored

  • Sean Carroll: 1-3, double, two RBIs, run scored

  • Mike Venezia: 2 RBIs

  • Jay Constantino: 2-5 RBI

  • Connor Flynn: 6.0 IP (W), 1 run and 3 hits allowed, 7 K, 1 BB

• PAW-

  • Carter Wrobel: RBI

  • Afton Middlebrook: 2-3

Wantagh (Section 8) 8, Westlake 0

• WL-

  • Game played at SUNY Farmingdale

  • Mark Mastracchio: 2-4

Eastchester 7, Rye 4 (league game)

• EAST-

  • Jake Warnock: 6.2 IP (W), 8 K

  • Kieran McCloskey: 2-4, SB, run scored | SV as pitcher

  • Tristen Fucci: 1-2, double, 3 RBIs

  • Brady Dunleavy: 1-4, 2 RBIs

• RYE-

  • Lucas London: 2-RBI double

  • Nolan Hutson: 2-4, double

  • Charlie Margiloff 1-2, double, RBI

  • AJ Miller: 1-3, RBI

Yonkers Montessori 4, Barack Obama School for Social Justice 3 (league game)

• YMA-

  • Ben Stevens: Drew bases-loaded walk for the walk-off win in the bottom of the seventh

  • Evan Cela: 6.1 IP, 3 runs and 0 hits allowed, 13 K, 2 BB

  • Hudson Kozy: 2-3

  • YMA had 12 steals as a team

Briarcliff tournament

Briarcliff 8, Irvington 2

• Lucas Golovscenko: 7 IP (CG W), 2 earned runs allowed, 8 K | 1-4, double, RBI

• Luke Diamond: 1-3, two runs scored

• Max Amador: 1-2, RBI

• Jon Iwai: 1-3, triple, three RBIs, two runs scored

• James Mulligan: 2-3, two RBIs, run scored

• Sebastian Martinez: 2-4

Hen Hud 10, Horace Greeley 0

Saturday, April 20

White Plains 4, Fox Lane 1 (league game)

• WP-

  • Sammy Mendez: 7.0 IP (CG W), 1 run allowed on 7 hits, 7 K

  • Tyler Older: 2-4, triple

  • Sean DeBernardo: RBI double

• FL-

  • Foxes' lone run was driven in by a balk

Mamaroneck 9, New Rochelle 8 (8 innings): League game -- Justin Sheeky started 8th inning with single and stolen base. Graham Williams got the game-winning RBI sac fly, and he was also the winning pitcher on the mound. Jordan Schindelman had three RBIs in the winning effort, including a two-run home run.

Blind Brook 5, Haldane 2

• BB-

  • Zach Schneider: 6 IP (W), 1 earned run allowed, 11 K, 3 BB

  • Asher Toll: 1 IP in relief, no hits or runs allowed

  • Rob Cuesta: 1-2, three RBIs

  • Jack Pastor: 1-3

Port Chester 9, Mount Vernon 4

• PC-

  • John Tomassetti: 7 IP (CG W), 1 earned run allowed

  • Adam Castaneda: 1-3, home run

  • Billy Villanova: 2-4, 2 SB

Pleasantville 9, Putnam Valley 0

• PSV-

  • Charlie Bateman: 6 IP (W), 1 hit allowed, 8 K

  • Joe DeGrazia: 1 IP in relief, no runs alllowed

  • Nick Natale: Hit and RBI

Yorktown 6, Rye 2

• YKT-

  • Derek Patrissi: 5.1 IP (W), 2 earned runs and 3 hits allowed, 6 K

  • Ryan DiNapoli: 1.2 IP, 3 K

  • Alex Ornstein: 3-4, double, 2 RBIs

Hastings 5, North Salem 0

• HAS-

  • Yellow Jackets get the win on Senior Day

  • Jason Nadler: 7 IP (W), two-hit shutout, 12 K, 0 BB

  • Jake Schulman: 2-3, RBI

  • Jackson Acree: 1-2, double

  • Keith Capuano: RBI

Pope Francis (Mass.) 11, Stepinac 4

• STEP-

  • Gavyn Gonzalez: 2 IP, No runs, 1 hit allowed, 3 K

  • Jayden Dixon: 2 IP, No earned runs and no hits allowed: 3 K

  • Cam Forbes: 2 RBIs

  • John Marino: Double, RBI

  • Michael Otsuni: RBI

Eastchester 8, Edgemont 0 (league game)

• EAST-

  • Eagles get the win on Senior Day and Dom Cecere Day

  • Scored six runs in the bottom of hte sixth toput the game out of reach

  • Will Daly: 7 IP (CG W), three-hit shutout, 6 K, 1 BB

  • Declan McLaughlin: 1-1, triple, two runs scored, three RBIs

  • Tristen Fucci: 1-3, triple, RBI

  • Keiran McCloskey: 1-3, RBI, run scored

  • Matt Porcello: RBI

  • Brady Dunleavy: 2-3

Clarkstown North 14, North Rockland 8 (league game)

• CN-

  • Brendan Epstein: 2-3, home run, four RBIs, two runs scored

  • Kaden Miller: 2-3, double, home run, three RBIs

  • LJ Macias: 2-3, double, two RBIs

  • Colin McGovern: 1-3, home run, RBI, two runs scored

  • Connor Cullen: 2-4, RBI

• NRK-

  • Chris Ariola/Joe Castaldo: 2-4, double, two RBIs each

  • Abe Bautista: 1-3, two RBIs, run scored

  • Jacob Herrera: 2-5, run scored

Rye Neck 7, Valhalla 6 (league game): Panthers scored three runs in the top of the seventh inning and held on for the win

• RN-

  • Davey Ryan: 4 IP, 3 earned runs, 3 K | 2-4, two runs scored

  • George Katsaros: 3 IP (W in relief), 0 runs or hits allowed, 4 K

  • Peter Apoldo: 2-3, double, two runs scored, 3 SB, walk

Nanuet def. East Ramapo

• NAN-

  • Michael Gallagher: First varsity win as pitcher

  • Charlie Moustakakis: 2-2, two doubles, three RBIs

  • Ryan Trombley: 2-3, double, four RBIs

  • John Cesario: 1-3, three RBIs

  • Mike Cesario: 2-2, triple, three RBIs

  • Erik Stein: 1-2, three RBIs

Arlington 14, Panas 7

Nyack 12, Riverside 0

Bronxville at Pawling, 11 a.m.

John Jay-Cross River at Somers, ppd.

Ketcham at Mahopac, ppd.

John Jay-East Fishkill doubleheader in Binghamton

John Jay-East Fishkill 8, Union-Endicott (Section 4) 2

• JJEF-

  • Ayden Vitale: 5 IP (W), 2 runs and 3 hits allowed, 5 K, first varsity start

  • Carson Durkin: SV

  • Aidan Gallagher: 2-4, double

  • Marc Cretara: 1-4, two RBIs

  • Alex Jendras: 2-4, two RBIs

John Jay-East Fishkill 13, Maine-Endwell (Section 4) 2 (6 innings)

• JJEF-

  • Chris Reese: 6 IP (CG W), 2 runs and 5 hits allowed, 5 K, 5 BB

  • Austin Seipp: 2-2, triple, RBI

  • Aidan Gallagher, 2-3, five RBIs

  • Marc Cretara: 2-4, two RBIs

  • Cayden Ferris: two-run double

  • Alex Jendras: 2-3, RBI triple

  • Justin Perez: Two RBIs

Briarcliff Tournament

Participating teams: Briarcliff, Hen Hud, Horace Greeley, Irvington

Third-place game: Horace Greeley 7, Irvington 2

• HG-

  • Ben Falk: 2-4, triple, two RBIs

  • Cole Stein: 1-3, triple, two runs scored

  • Ben Schulman: 1-3, RBI

  • Brian Levine: 1-3, double, RBI

• IRV-

  • Brian Kim: 1-3, double, two RBIs

Championship game: Hen Hud 9, Briarcliff 2

• HH-

  • Sailors repeat as Briarcliff Tournament champions and extend their winning streak to five straight

• BC-

  • Lucas Golovscenko: 7 IP (CG W), 2 earned runs allowed, 8 K | 1-4, double, RBI

  • Luke Diamond: 1-3, run scored

  • Max Amador: 1-2, RBI

  • Jon Iwai: 1-3, triple, three RBIs, two runs scored

  • James Mulligan: 2-3, two RBIs, run scored

  • Sebastian Martinez: 2-4

Sunday, April 21

John Jay-East Fishkill 12, Carmel 2

• JJEF-

  • Spencer Natoli: CG W, 0 earned runs and 4 hits allowed, 7 K, 1 BB

  • Alex Jendras: Three RBIs

  • Austin Seipp: 2 hits, RBI

  • Lucas Silva/Marc Cretara/Cayden Ferris/Landon Stichbury/Justin Perez/Brady Feliciotto: RBI each

Dobbs Ferry 11, Ardsley 10

Rockland County Showcase at Boulders Stadium/Clover Stadium

North Rockland 9, Tappan Zee 6: Red Raiders scored three runs in the seventh inning to break the tie and hung on for the win

• NRK-

  • Chris Ariola and Harry Floersheim: Each had two-run doubles

  • Gabe Reyes: Three RBIs

• TZ-

  • Anthony Marsico: Two RBIs

  • Rene Vega: 2 hits

Pearl River 10, Suffern 5

• PR-

  • Aidan McHugh: Win as pitcher | 2 hits, 3 RBIs

Albertus Magnus 14, Clarkstown South 13 (8 innings)

Christian Federico Memorial Tournament at Ossining

Participating teams: Ossining, Saunders, Pearl River, Byram Hills

Opening round games

Pearl River 2, Byram Hills 0: With the tournament being moved from Saturday to Sunday, the Pirates were also playing in the Rockland County baseball showcase at Clover Stadium, so Byram Hills played in the tournament finals.

• PR-

  • Connor Buckley: 6 IP (W), 0 runs and 3 hits allowed, 4 K

  • Drew Wooster: 1 IP (SV)

  • Ben Raspanti/Ryan Fowler: RBI each

Ossining 10, Saunders 3

• SAU-

  • Adriel Rodriguez: 2-4

  • Gabe Santiago: 1-4, two RBIs

  • Jake Vaughn: 1-3

Championship game: Ossining 8, Byram Hills 0

• OSS-

  • Owen Brennen: 7 IP (CG shoutout W)

  • Michael Lebenson: Tournament MVP

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This article originally appeared on Rockland/Westchester Journal News: lohud baseball scoreboard and results for April 15-21