Baseball: Scoreboard and results for April 22-28

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. Any stories from live coverage will also be included here.

Monday, April 22

Suffern 10, North Rockland 4 (league game)

• SUFF-

  • Connor Southwell: 6 IP (W), 3 earned runs and 6 hits allowed, 9 K

  • Alex Polombo: 1 IP, 0 runs and 1 hit allowed, 1 K | 1-4, triple, walk, two RBIs, run

  • Andrew Briggs: 1-4, double, RBI, run scored, HBP

  • Mason Polombo: 2-4, HBP, run scored

  • Mason Lutz: 3-5, two RBIs, 2 SB, run scored

Brewster 10, Pelham 2

• BREW-

  • Justin Parodi: 3-3, four RBIs

  • Carter Dineen: Triple

  • Mike Connolly: 6 IP (W), 10 K, first career varsity win

Saunders 18, Barack Obama School for Social Justice 5

• SAU-

  • Alexis Filpo: 3-3, double, triple, two RBIs

  • Josh Rattendi: 2-4, double, two RBIs

  • Alvaro Capellan: 2-3, double, triple, two RBIs

  • Matt McLoughlin: 1-3, RBI

  • Jack O'Malley: 2-2, RBI

  • Adriel Rodriguez: 2-3

Mahopac 7, Yorktown 6: At Yorktown, Mahopac's Tyler Castrataro hit the go-ahead two-run home run in the top of the seventh to give the WolfPac the lead, and they hung on for the win.

• PAC-

  • Tyler Castrataro: 3-4, go-ahead two-run home run, three RBIs, two runs scored

  • Robert Dusovic: 1-3, home run, run scored

  • Nate Mascoll: 2-3, double, RBI, two runs scored

  • Tyler DeBrocky: 1-4, two RBIs | 4.0 IP (ND), 2 earned runs and 4 hits allowed, 3 K, 4 BB

• YKT-

  • Cole Haddock: 1-3, three RBIs

  • Brian White: 2-4

  • Luca Masillo: 4.2 IP, 7 K, 1 BB

Arlington 6, Carmel 2 (league game)

• ARL-

  • Eric Santaella: 2-3, two triples, four runs scored

  • Joe Ribaudo: 5 IP (W), 1 earned run and 4 hits allowed, 8 K, 0 BB

Yonkers Montessori 6, Woodlands 2

• YMA-

  • Cristian Nunez: 3 IP (W), 0 runs or hits allowed, 8 K, 3 BB

  • Evan Cela: 1-2, double

  • Alex Baez: RBI

  • Hudson Kozy/Larry Moccia: 1 hit and 1 run each

Port Chester 4, Haldane 0

• PC-

  • Jordany German: 7 IP (CG W), two-hit shutout, 13 K

  • Josh Virella: 2-3, double

  • Erick Samano: 2-3, two RBIs

Lincoln 9, Gorton 3

• LIN-

  • Yandle Araujo: 2-3, two runs scored

  • Charlye Vittini: 3-3, two RBIs, three runs scored

  • Derek Polanco: 2-2, three RBIs

  • Matias Garcia: Win as pitcher and two-RBI double at the plate

  • Andrew Vargas: 2-3, RBI

Yonkers 19, East Ramapo 11

Riverside at Roosevelt, 4 p.m.

Tuesday, April 23

Mahopac 17, John Jay-Cross River 10

• PAC-

  • Drew Lichtenberger: 2-2, five RBIs, three runs scored

  • Tyler DeBrocky: 2-2, double, four RBIs, walk, one run

  • Robert Dusovic: 2-3, three RBIs

  • Vince Cataldo: 3-4, four runs scored

  • Tyler Castrataro: 1-2, double, three runs scored

  • Jason Gardineer: 4 IP, 1 earned run and 1 hit allowed, 5 K, 3 BB

• JJCR-

  • Eliot Arbogast: 1-4, three RBIs

  • Nolan Rhodes: 1-3, triple, two runs scored, two RBIs

  • Nick Russo: Two RBIs

  • Will Civetta: 1-4, double, two runs scored

Pleasantville 13, Valhalla 6 (league game)

• PSV-

  • Jason Freberg: 3.2 IP, 0 earned runs allowed

  • Reed Supranowitz: 1.1 IP, 0 earned runs allowed | 2-run home run at the plate

  • Jack Vansise: 2-run home run

  • Charlie Bateman: 3-run home run

Croton-Harmon 6, Haldane 3 (league game)

• CRO-

  • Oren Rouas: 4 IP (W), 2 earned runs allowed, 5 K

  • Korey DeBeer: 3 IP (SV), 2 K | 1-3, RBI

  • Andrew Sur: 1-3, two RBIs

Clarkstown North 5, John Jay-East Fishkill 4: L.J. Macias had the walk-off single that scored two runners to put the Rams on top in the bottom of the seventh. Macias was credited with one RBI and the other runner came across on an error.

• CN-

  • L.J. Macias: 3-4, two doubles, RBI, game-winning walk-off single

  • Kaden Miller: 2-4, home run, RBI, run scored | 1.0 IP (W) in relief, 0 earned runs allowed

  • Jack Kavanagh: 2-3, double, two RBIs

  • Colin McGovern: 1-3, double, run scored

• JJEF-

  • Alex Jendras: 2-4, double, home run, two RBIs

  • Landon Stichbury: 2-3, home run, RBI, run scored

  • Landon Seipp: 5.2 IP (ND), 3 earned runs and 8 hits allowed, 7 K, 1 BB

Lincoln 19, East Ramapo 2

• LIN-

  • Derek Polanco: 8 K as pitcher | 3-4, three RBIs

  • Bobby Bonilla: 3-3, home run, five RBIs, reached base four times

  • Yandle Araujo: 3-5, two RBIs, two SB

  • Andrew Vargas: 2-3, three RBIs

  • Charlye Vittini/Nelson Sanchez: 2-3

Mount Vernon 10, Peekskill 7

• MV-

  • Nay Nay Gardner: Triple, four RBIs

  • Christian Robinson: W as pitcher

Panas 3, Eastchester 2

• PAN-

  • Dean Sewall: 2-3, two RBIs

• EAST-

  • Jason Ugalde: 6.1 IP, 1 earned run allowed | 3-4 at plate

  • Matt Porcello: 2-4, two RBIs

  • Aidan Schultz: 2-4

  • Kieran McCloskey: 1-2, two runs scored

Yonkers 11, Yonkers Montessori 1

• YMA-

  • Evan Cela: RBI

  • Hudson Kozy/Alex Baez: 1-3 each

Tuckahoe 11, North Salem 11 (6 innings)

• NS-

  • David Torres: 2-3, triple, three RBIs, two runs scored

  • Peter Giuliano: 1-3, double, two RBIs, two runs scored

  • Jack Braz: 3-4, two RBIs, run scored

  • Nick Foglia: 1-2, triple, two runs scored, two walks

• TUCK-

  • Connor Brice: 2-4, three RBIs, three runs scored

  • Michael Rideout: 1-4, double, two RBIs

  • Jay Romeo: 3-4, RBI, three runs scored

Carmel 9, Pawling 6

• CAR-

  • Brian McGrory/Charlie Seddio: 1-3, two RBIs each

  • Alex Luppino: 3-3, two doubles, RBI

Woodlands at Poughkeepsie, ppd.

Montfort Academy at Hamilton, ppd,

Wednesday, April 24

Game recap: Nanuet 6, Tappan Zee 3

ORANGEBURG - A year older, wiser and hungrier has been all the difference for Nanuet.

The Golden Knights took another big step forward on Wednesday, battling back from behind to defeat league rival Tappan Zee, evening the season series and getting a 6-3 road victory.

They've come a long way since finishing 5-15 last season. Wednesday's win marked their sixth straight in a much-improved year.

"We have systems in place, we believe in systems and they worked," Nanuet coach Carlos Fidalgo said. "They were good systems, we just weren't as talented as we are now this year. We're older, we're better, and we added Aidan (Kempf) back from being injured all last year, and we're all clicking because the kids' effort is outstanding and it's paying off.

"It's nice to win in different ways. They're a great team, Coach Stanford is a great coach, they got a great program and studs everywhere. To be tough enough to hang in and go after it, and come out on top, it's a great opportunity for us."

Nanuet struck first, taking a 1-0 lead after three innings. It didn't last long, though, as Tappan Zee hung three runs in the bottom of the fourth to take the lead.

While they might've faltered in the past, the Golden Knights didn't roll over after losing the lead.

"We never said die," Nanuet junior Charlie Moustakakis said. "We just kept battling. Even when we were down, we kept grinding and it paid off in the end."

Nanuet answered right back in the top of the fifth. Moustakakis delivered the game-tying two-run single on a grounder down the line that stayed fair.

The Golden Knights left the bases loaded, but they came back the following inning and reclaimed the lead, capitalizing on a couple of miscues by the Dutchmen.

An errant throw to third base allowed Joe Piscitelli to come around and cross home for the go-ahead run. The Golden Knights scored one more in the sixth after an error.

Nanuet added an insurance run in the top of the seventh on a RBI by Ryan Trombley, who would close things out for the save in the bottom half of the seventh.

The Dutchmen made things interesting in the final inning, getting two runners on with no outs on the board, but Nanuet was able to buckle down and hang on for the win.

"No one was down in the dugout, energy was still up," Nanuet senior Aidan Kempf said. "No one got down on themselves. We talked to each other about what we were seeing from the pitcher and it all worked out."

With Wednesday's game both Nanuet and Tappan Zee are tied with 4-1 records in league play. They will meet again on Friday, with the winner likely taking the driver's seat for the league title.

"We deserved to lose," Tappan Zee coach Mark Stanford said. "Nanuet played better, Aidan threw a great game and hat's off to them. The team that makes the fewest mistakes generally wins most of the games, and I don't care what sport we're talking about. Today, we made mistakes at bad times, and they took advantage of that. That's what goo teams do. That turns a tie game into a loss for us, and we got to own that."

Players of the game: Aidan Kempf and Charlie Moustakakis, Nanuet — Kempf delivered another strong outing on the mound. The Pace-committed senior missed all of last season after undergoing knee surgery, but he continued his strong comeback season on Wednesday. Kempf was credited with the win, throwing six innings on the mound, with three earned runs on seven hits and one walk allowed, while striking out seven batters.

As for Moustakakis, he went 3-for-4 at the plate, with a double, one run scored and two RBIs. Moustakakis had a key two-run single to tie the game up at 3-3.

By the numbers

Nanuet (8-3): Ryan Trombley got the save, getting two strikeouts and allowing one hit in the final inning. Trombley was also 2-for-4 with a RBI. Vincent Duffy had a hit and a RBI. Andrew Hastings was 1-for-2, and Nolan Keenan was 1-for-3.

Tappan Zee (9-3): Kaleb Hetzel had three earned runs on six hits and four walks, while striking out three batters in the no-decision. He tossed the first five innings of the game. Ben Fishel pitched the remainder of the game, giving up one earned run on two hits, while striking out four batters. Fishel also went 2-for-3 from the leadoff spot. Anthony Marsico was 1-for-4 with a double. Harris Cucaj, Jake Ciorra and Tom Campanella each went 1-for-3 with a run scored. Rene Vega was 1-for-2 with two RBI and a hit-by-pitch, while Michael Traina was 1-for-3 with a RBI.

They said it

"We're still in control, we just have to regroup, refocus and go back at it on Friday. (Nanuet) is a good team, they're going to compete and do good things. I've coached against Carlos (Fidalgo) for years and it's always fun to compete against them, I would just like for us to compete a little better." -Tappan Zee coach Mark Stanford

"It's certainly been fun. I'm glad for (our players) to experience that success, but for us, the only day that's important is tomorrow. The only thing important for us is tomorrow's practice, because after that, we can play a game on Friday, but we can't play a game tomorrow. They've bought into that mentality of just playing that day, being in the present and I'm really proud of them." - Nanuet coach Carlos Fidalgo

"I worked hard last year, throughout rehab. Tried to get back towards the end of the season, get back to my boys, pitch for them, but now I'm here. Just happy to be here and play with my boys again." -Nanuet senior Aidan Kempf on his comeback season, his first full high school season since sophomore year.

Other results from Wednesday, April 24

Briarcliff 7, Croton-Harmon 5: Jon Iwai had the game-winning walk-off two-run home run in the bottom of the seventh.

• BC-

  • Luke Diamond: 5.2 IP, 1 earned run allowed, 2 K

  • Max Amador: 3-4, triple, two runs scored

  • Jon Iwai: 1-4, home run, two RBIs, game-winning walk-off home run

  • James Mulligan: 1-2, home run, RBI, run scored

  • Xander D'Onofrio: 1-3, home run, two RBIs, run scored

  • Pat Shine: Win in relief, 1.1 innings, 1 earned run allowed

• CRO-

  • Max Fredman: 2-3, RBI

  • Sam Levine: 1-3, solo home run

Pearl River 9, Nyack 4 (league game)

• PR-

  • Drew Wooster: Win on the mound for the Pirates

  • Ryan Fowler: Team-high 3 RBIs

Fox Lane 3, Ossining 1 (league game)

• FL-

  • Logan Hicks: 4 IP (W), 0 earned runs and 3 hits allowed

  • Will Rudolph: 3 IP (SV), 1 hit allowed, 4 K | Double and two walks at the plate

  • Logan Mammola: 2-3, two-run double

  • John Czernyk: 2-3

  • Logan Provost: Sac fly RBI

• OSS-

  • Joe Acampora: Had two of his team's four hits

North Rockland 7, Suffern 1 (league game)

• NRK-

  • Ryan Maltbie: 7 IP (CG W), 1 earned run allowed, 7 K

  • Jaden Vasquez: 2 hits and 2 RBIs

  • Jaden Quezada: 2 hits and three RBIs

  • Christian Mariotti: 2 RBIs

• SUFF-

  • Chris Spataro: 2-4, double, run scored

  • Mason Polombo: 1-4, RBI

  • Brady Stead: 5 IP (L), 1 earned run and 6 hits allowed, 3 K

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

John Jay-Cross River 4, Yorktown 3 (league game)

• JJCR-

  • Nick Fassert: 7 IP (CG W), 10 K

  • Nolan Rhodes: 2-3, home run and two RBIs

  • Jacob Storch: 2-3, double, triple, RBI

• YKT-

  • Ryan DiNapoli: 6 IP, 2 earned runs allowed, 7 K

  • Brian White: Two doubles

  • Jeff Nunez: Pinch-hit home run

Hamilton 19, Peekskill 7

• HAM-

  • Justin Acevedo: 5-6, three doubles, five RBIs | 13 K and win as pitcher

  • Jo Savage: 2-4, RBI

  • Chris Pitterson: Double, two RBIs

  • Carmello Clarke: Double, RBI

  • Marckez Moncada: 2-3, three RBIs

  • Jason Hungreder/Silvio D'Avella: 2 runs scored

Byram Hills 3, Brewster 3 (8 innings): League game -- the contest was declared a draw after eight innings. Brewster initially led 3-0, but Byram Hills scored twice in the bottom of the fifth and once in the bottom of the sixth to tie it up and the score remained knotted up.

• BH-

  • Jason Daly: 6 IP (ND), 0 earned runs and 4 hits allowed, 2 K, 0 BB

  • Jordan Daly/James Cavallaro/Jake Smelser: RBI each

  • Mike Bellantoni: 2-4, run scored

• BREW-

  • Andrew Velardo: 3-4

  • George Handal: 2 RBI double

  • Chase Prohaszka: 2-4

Saunders 15, Yonkers 4 (league game)

• SAU-

  • Josh Rattendi: 3-3, home run, triple, three RBIs | 5 IP, 0 earned runs, 7 K

  • Jack O'Malley: 3-4, double, four RBIs

  • Yariel Menieur: 2-3, three RBIs

Clarkstown South 8, Putnam Valley 5

• CS-

  • Dylan Izenman: 2-3, two triples, two runs scored, RBI

  • Joseph Rosario: 1-3, triple, RBI

  • Jake Gronowski: 1-1, double, RBI

  • Kyle Sperring: 1-2, double

  • John Olivieri: 2-4, double, RBI, run scored | 6 IP (W), 1 earned run and 5 hits allowed, 8 K, 0 BB

  • Aidan Proctor: 1-3, RBI, two runs scored

Rye Neck 8, Blind Brook 5 (league game)

• RN-

  • George Katsaros: 6 IP (W), 2 earned runs, 13 K

  • Evan Janowitz: 3-4, two RBIs

  • Eli Goldman: Double, two RBIs

Eastchester 10, Edgemont 0 (league game)

• EAST-

  • Justin Mylenski: 6 IP (W), 5 hits allowed, 4 K

  • Brady Dunleavy: 1-3, triple, three RBIs

  • Jason Ugalde: 1-1, two runs scored

  • Matt Porcello: 1-3, two-run home run, three total RBIs

  • Declan McLaughlin: 1-2, double, run scored

Kennedy Catholic 5, Fordham Prep 1

• KC-

  • Ryan D'Ambrosio: 2-3, two doubles, run scored

  • CJ Griggs: 1-3, home run, RBI, run scored

  • Lorenzo Jorge: 1-3, double, two RBIs

  • Eli Negron: 1-3, double, RBI

  • Ryan Strnad: 1-1, RBI, walk, sac fly

  • Vince Cannizzaro: 1-1, double

  • Colin Spidal: 7 IP (CG W), 1 earned run and 4 hits allowed, 8 K, 5 BB

Clarkstown North 14, Mount Vernon 1

• CN-

  • Colin McGovern: 1-1, double, two RBIs, run scored

  • Jack Kavanagh: 2-3, double, two SB, run scored

  • Conor O'Brien: 1-1, two RBIs

White Plains 4, Horace Greeley 3 (league game)

• WP-

  • Sean Krouskoff: 2-3, double, two RBIs

  • Tyler Older: 2-3, RBI

  • Henry Ginter: RBI

  • Eduardo Muniz: 2-2, run scored

  • Gavin Townsend: 6.0 IP (W), 1 earned run and 3 hits allowed, 9 K, 3 BB

  • Nick Portanova: 1.0 IP (SV), 1 earned run, 1 K

• HG-

  • Aidan Dunleavy: 1-3, double, two RBIs

  • Cole Stein: 1-2, double, run scored

  • Ben Schulman: 4 IP (ND), 2 earned runs and 3 hits allowed, 9 K, 1 BB

Rye 12, Pelham 1 (6 innings, league game)

• RYE-

  • Shep Griffiths: 6 IP (W), 1 earned run and 2 hits allowed, 8 K, 2 BB

  • Jackson Pineault: 1-2, double, three RBIs

  • Tommy Broderick: 2-3, two RBIs

  • Nolan Hutson: 3-5, double, two RBIs

  • Jack Broderick: 2-3

  • Dillon Schmidt/James Kennedy: Double each

St. Joseph by the Sea 3, Iona Prep 0 (8 innings): The Gaels committed three errors in the top of the eighth, which helped fuel St. Joseph's by the Sea's big inning to take the lead, and ultimately, the game.

• IP-

  • Steve Dimovski/Devin Diaz: 2-3 each

  • Marcel Kulik: 7.0 IP (ND), 0 runs and 1 hit allowed, 9 K, 3 BB

Albertus Magnus 14, Dobbs Ferry 1 (league game)

• AM-

  • Tyler Wein: 4-4, double, two RBIs

  • Logan Scholl: 1-3, double, three RBIs, run scored

  • Connor Benvenuto: 1-3, two RBIs, two runs scored

  • Joe Dwyer: 1-2, RBI, three runs scored

  • Aiden Iazzetti: 5 IP (W), 0 earned runs and 3 hits allowed, 6 K, 1 BB

Arlington 10, Carmel 0 (league game)

• ARL-

  • Eric Santaella: 2-2, home run, two RBIs

  • Jason Jackson: 3-3, three doubles, two RBIs, run scored

  • Griffin White: 1-2, three RBIs

  • Christian Adorno/Christian Anderson: 1-3, double each

Ketcham 9, Mahopac 0 (league game)

• RCK-

  • Ryan Mealy: 6 IP (W), 0 runs and 1 hit allowed, 13 K

  • Connor Durkin: 3 RBIs

  • Jason Due/Luke Picone: 2 hits each

Mamaroneck 7, New Rochelle 2 (league game): The Tigers scored six runs in the seventh inning to pull ahead and win the game.

• MAM-

  • Gabe Roland: 6.2 IP (W), 0 earned runs and 3 hits allowed, 3 K, 4 BB, 6 HBP

  • Jordan Shidelman: 2 hits, go-ahead RBI in seventh inning

  • Justin Sheeky: 2-RBI double

  • Will Plunkett/JJ Grimes: Hit and RBI each

  • Sean Lynch: 3 hits

Bronxville 12, North Salem 7

• BXV-

  • Jake Donnelly: 3-5, two RBIs, run scored

  • Connor Kenny: 3-4, two RBIs, run scored

  • Jackson Crystal: 3-3, two doubles, two RBIs, three runs scored

  • Gavin Smart: 2-4, double, two RBIs, two runs scored

  • Henry Vail: 2 RBIs

  • Nick Raneri: 4 IP (W), 1 earned run and 4 hits allowed, 4 K, 3 BB

Panas 9, Hen Hud 1 (league game)

Pawling 8, Westlake 4

Hastings 12, Irvington 0 (league game)

Riverside 6, Gorton 5 (league game)

Sleepy Hollow at Lakeland, ppd.

Thursday, April 25

Valhalla 8, Edgemont 5

• VAL-

  • Dylan Carbone: Win as pitcher

  • Kori Prosperino: Save as pitcher

Kennedy Catholic 2, Cardinal Spellman 0

• KC-

  • Omar Giret: 7 IP (CG W), 0 runs and 2 hits allowed, 10 K, 5 BB

  • Lorenzo Jorge: 1-2, RBI, run scored

  • Jack Williams: 1-2, double, run scored

  • Eli Negron: RBI

Yorktown 9, John Jay-Cross River 8 (9 innings): League game -- In a wild back-and-forth game, the Huskers tied it up 4-4 in the bottom of the sixth. John Jay-Cross River scored three runs in the top of the seventh to take the lead, only for Yorktown to answer back and score three in the bottom of the frame to push it into extra innings. Both teams traded one run apiece in the eighth inning, before Yorktown's A.J. Solla delivered the game-winning RBI single to walk it off in the ninth.

• YKT-

  • A.J. Solla: Game-winning walk-off RBI single in the bottom of the ninth

  • Joe Carucci: 4-4, three RBIs, walk, SB, run scored

  • Derek Patrissi: 5.0 IP (ND), 4 earned runs and 6 hits allowed, 5 K, 2 BB | 1-2, double, RBI, walk, run

  • Cole Haddock: 2-4, double, RBI, run scored

  • Luca Masillo: Entered game as pitcher in ninth inning and got the win as pitcher

Rye Neck 2, Blind Brook 1 (9 innings): League game -- Blind Brook's Rob Cuesta had a RBI in the top of the sixth to put the Trojans on the board first. Rye Neck's Daniel Zyngier had the game-tying RBI sac fly in the bottom of the seventh to push the game into extras. In the ninth inning, sophomore Ryan Magill had the game-winning, walk-off RBI single to score Eli Goldman.

• RN-

  • Eli Goldman: 8.0 IP (ND), 0 earned runs and 5 hits allowed, 7 K, 1 BB | 2-4, two runs scored

  • Davey Ryan: 1.0 IP (W in relief), 0 runs or hits allowed, 1 K, 1 BB

  • Ryan Magill: Game-winning walk-off RBI single

  • Daniel Zyngier: 1-4, had game-tying sac fly RBI

• BB-

  • Asher Toll: 4.0 IP (ND), 0 runs or hits allowed, 6 K, 1BB

  • Rob Cuesta: 4.2 IP (L), 1 earned run and 3 hits allowed, 6 K, 1 BB | 1-4, RBI

  • Andrew Rogovic: 1-4, double

Putnam Valley 6, North Salem 3 (league game)

• PV-

  • Dominic Benedetto: 5 IP (W), 1 earned run and 5 hits allowed, 12 K, 1 BB

  • Ricky Meister: 1-3, three RBIs, run scored

  • Jake Peterson: 1-3, RBI

  • Mike Venezia: 3-4, double, two runs scored

• NS-

  • Nick Foglia: 2-3, double, two RBIs

  • Ryan Deneen: 2-4, double, run scored

  • David Torres: RBI

Tuckahoe 13, Yonkers Montessori 0 (league game)

• TUCK-

  • Connor Brice: 4 IP (W), 0 runs and 2 hits allowed, 10 K, 1 BB | 3-4, double, RBI, three runs scored

  • Jacob Liberati: 2-2, double, tirple, three RBIs, three runs scored

  • Michael Rideout: 2-2, triple, three RBIs, run scored

  • Rocco Briante: 2-2, two RBIs

  • Tyler Pian: 2-2, RBI, run scored

  • Luca Delconte/Jack Rideout: Hit and RBI each

Briarcliff 13, Westlake 5 (league game)

• BC-

  • Lucas Golovscenko: 6 IP (W), 2 earned runs allowed, 5 K, and two RBIs at the plate

  • Max Amador: 2-3, three RBIs, two runs scored

  • Jon Iwai: 1-2, RBI, run scored

  • Sebastian Martinez: 1-4, run scored

  • Xander D'Onofrio: 2-3, double, RBI

  • Zach Haberman: 1-2, double, RBI, two runs scored

Pleasantville 25, Pawling 5

• PSV-

  • Jack Van Sise: 6-6, double, six RBIs, four runs scored

  • Declan Bruder: 3-5, three RBIs, three runs scored

  • Justin Owens: 2-3, four RBIs, run scored

  • Nick Natale: 2-2, two RBIs, run scored

  • Matt O'Neill: 3.0 IP, 2 earned runs and 6 hits allowed, 1 K, 3 BB | 1-4, two RBIs, two runs scored

  • Joe DeGrazia: 2.0 IP (W in relief), 0 runs and 2 hits allowed, 3 K, 1 BB

Fox Lane 4, Mamaroneck 2

• FL-

  • Tyler Renz: 6.1 IP (W), 2 earned rusn and 4 hits allowed, 9 K

  • Logan Provost: SV, struck out final batter on a full count with tying run at second base

  • Brad Patterson: RBI single

  • Cooper Furst: RBI single

  • John Czernyk: 3-3, RBI

  • Logan Mammola: Double

Poughkeepsie 10, Peekskill 0 (6 innings)

• POU-

  • Corey Martin: 0 runs and 1 hit allowed, win as pitcher, 12 K | 3-3, RBI

  • Don Valiutto: 2-3, three RBIs

  • Willie Matias: 2-4, three RBIs

Stepinac 2, Xavier 1

• STEP-

  • Alex Morrissey: 5.1 IP (ND), 1 earned run allowed, 4 K

  • C.J. Rice: 0.2 IP (W in relief), 0 runs allowed

  • Mike Weninger: 1 IP (SV), 0 runs allowed, 1 K | Double, RBI at the plate

Albertus Magnus 6, Bronxville 1 (league game)

• AM-

  • Logan Scholl: Win as pitcher

• BXV-

  • Jack Kennedy: 4 IP (ND), 0 hits allowed, 6 K, 7 BB

  • Jake Donnelly: 2 IP in relief, 1 unearned run and 2 hits allowed, 2 K

  • Connor Kenny/Gavin Smart/Jackson Crystal: 1-3 each

Arlington 16, Somers 0

• ARL-

  • Eric Santaella: 4-4, career-high six RBIs, three runs

  • Griffin White/Rich Brown: Two RBIs each

  • Nick Nugent: 3 runs scored

  • Logan Pulitano: 4 IP (W), 5 K

John Jay-East Fishkill 9, Suffern 8 (6 innings)

Yonkers CSEE 17, Gorton 5

Croton-Harmon 25, Haldane 1 (league game)

Friday, April 26

Tappan Zee 12, Nanuet 0 (league game): Tappan Zee wins the league series, 2-1, and takes first place in league standings.

• TZ-

  • Jake Ciorra: 5.1 IP (W), 2 hits allowed | 2 hits and 2 RBIs at the plate

  • Kaleb Hetzel: 5-5, double, four RBIs

  • Haris Cucaj: 2 hits, 2 RBIs

• NAN-

  • Mike Cesario: 1-3, SB

  • Nolan Keenan: 1-2

  • Erik Stein: 1-2

Pearl River 11, Nyack 0 (league game)

• PR-

  • Connor Buckley: CG W, two-hit shutout

  • Michael Squillini/Michael Carlacci/Ben Raspanti: 2 RBIs each

Byram Hills 8, Brewster 6 (league game)

• BREW-

  • Justin Parodi: 2 RBI double

  • Carter Dineen: 1-3, run scored

  • Andrew Velardo: 1-3, two runs scored

Rye 3, Pelham 2 (league game)

• RYE-

  • Charlie Margiloff: 5 IP (W), 1 earned run and 0 hits allowed, 5 K | 1-2, 2 RBIs

  • Jack Sheridan: 2 IP (SV), 1 hit allowed

  • Tommy Broderick: 1-3, RBI

  • Dillon Schmidt: 1-2, double

  • Nolan Hutson: 2-3

  • Jackson Pineault: 1-3, triple

  • Lucas London: 1-3

Ketcham 12, Clarkstown North 3

• RCK-

  • Connor Durkin: 5 IP (W), 4 hits allowed, 9 K

  • Owen Paino/Ryan Mealy/Luke Picone/Adam Renihan/Jason Due: 2+ hits each

  • Joe Downey: 4-4

Clarkstown South 6, Horace Greeley 3

• CS-

  • Noah Cerda: 1-3, home run, RBI

  • Dylan Izenman: 1-3, double, RBI, SB

  • Kyle Sperring/Elliot Kleinman: RBI and SB each

  • Justin Amodeo: 1-2, double, walk, 2 SB

  • Ryan Karcher: 7 IP (W), no earned runs and 6 hits allowed, 4 K, 1 BB

Hamilton 12, Yonkers Montessori 2 (league game)

• HAM-

  • Marckez Moncada: 6 IP (CG W), 8 K, first career varsity win as pitcher

  • Yuriy Kryvoruchko: 3-4, two runs scored, RBI

  • Justin Acevedo: 2-2, three runs scored, two RBIs

  • Jason Ramirez, 2 RBIs, run scored

  • EJ Godineaux: Double, three runs scored

Eastchester 5, Hastings 2

• EAST-

  • Jake Warnock: 6.1 IP (W), 2 earned runs allowed, 11 K

  • Kieran McCloskey: 1-3, RBI, run scored | 0.2 IP, 1 K

  • Brady Dunleavy: 1-3, RBI

  • Blake Gessa: 2-3, double, RBI

  • Tristen Fucci/Jayden Cassese: 1-3, run scored each

• HAS-

  • Jake Schulman: 1-2, RBI

  • Billy Murnighan: 3-3, RBI, 5 SB

Mount Vernon 15, Peekskill 3

• MV-

  • Christian Robinson: CG W, 11 K

  • Adrian Vasquez: Grand slam, 5 RBIs

  • Riley Doble Romero: Home Run

  • Erick Inoa: Double, three RBIs

Poughkeepsie 17, Woodlands 0

• Will Matias: Inside-the-park home run

• Don Valiutto: Bases-clearing triple

Lakeland 11, Sleepy Hollow 0 (league game)

• LL-

  • Ramzi Done (3 IP, W, 6 K)/Vinny Fusco (1IP) /Joe Serrano (1IP): Combined no-hitter

  • Logan Crilly: 2-3, home run, double, three runs scored, two RBIs

  • Sergio Hormazabal: 1-2, two walks, two RBIs

  • Anthony Sabatello: 2-2, double, two runs scored, two RBIs

Panas 4, Hen Hud 1 (league game)

• PAN-

  • Dean Sewall: RBI

  • Randy Wiesner: Double

  • Alex Enea: 4 IP (W)

Ardsley 16, Briarcliff 5

• BC-

  • Luke Diamond: 1-2, two RBIs, run scored

  • Sebastian Martinez: 2-3, double, run scored | 2.2 IP, 0 earned runs allowed

  • Pat Shine: 2.2 IP, 0 earned runs allowed

Stepinac 2, Mount St. Michael 1

• STEP-

  • Nick Amador: 5 IP, 0 runs and 1 hit allowed, 7 K

  • Shea O'Sullivan: 1 IP (W), 1 run and 2 hits allowed, 2 K

  • CJ Rice: 1 IP (SV), 0 runs or hits allowed

  • Aiden LaSalle: 2-2, double, two walks, RBI

  • Bryce Chatman: RBI

St. Raymond's 3, Iona Prep 0

• IP-

  • Julian Guzman/Derek Diaz: Hit each

Mahopac 12, Carmel 2 (league game)

• PAC-

  • DJ DeMatteo: 2-4, home run, three RBIs

  • Drew Lichtenberger: Home run

  • Tyler DeBrocky: 2-4, home run, three RBIs

Dobbs Ferry 9, Haldane 1

Riverside 8, Gorton 3 (league game)

Yonkers City Championship semifinals

Championship game scheduled for Monday

Saunders 10, Lincoln 0

• SAU-

  • Yariel Menieur: 2-3, three RBIs

  • Alvaro Capellan: 2-3, two RBIs, double

  • Josh Rattendi: 2-3, double, RBI

  • Jack O'Malley: 6 IP (W), no runs allowed, 10 K

Yonkers 5, Roosevelt 4

Harrison Tournament

Harrison 8, White Plains 3

• HAR-

  • Marco Citro: 6 IP (W), 0 earned runs and 3 hits allowed, 12 K

  • Brady Ross: 3-4, double, two RBIs, two runs scored

  • Michael Olsey: 2-4, two RBIs

  • Keni Franck: 2-3, RBI

Westlake 12, Valhalla 3 (league game)

Saturday, April 27

Game recap: Suffern 3, North Rockland 2 (9 innings, Crotty-Konkowski Cup game)

POMONA - The records hardly mean a thing whenever rivals Suffern and North Rockland come together.

The Mounties have had some ups and downs entering Saturday, but with the Red Raiders standing across from them, plus the emotions of Senior Night mixed in, and the series-deciding game and the annual Crotty-Konkowski Cup back up for grabs at Clover Stadium, Suffern was prepared to do whatever it took to emerge victorious and it expected the Red Raiders to feel the same way.

What started as a technical pitchers' duel between two high-caliber Division I-committed aces, finished as an emotional thriller that stretched into extra innings. Nearly four hours later, Suffern was able to emerge victorious and bring the Crotty-Konkowski Cup back home after fending off the resilient Red Raiders in a 3-2 thriller.

"I'm just really proud of our team, it was truly a team win and we really needed everybody to show out," said Mounties' ace Connor Southwell. "I'm just proud of the boys. A lot of people had some big individual moments, but we really just stuck together. There were a lot of times where it looked like we could have lost this game and we could have really let it go, but we just stayed together, played as a team and came out with the 'W.'"

In a game that had plenty of momentum-shifting moments, the Mounties took the lead for good in the top of the ninth. With two outs and senior Alex Polombo on second base, Aiden Bernstein entered the game as a pinch-hitter and sent a ground ball towards the right side. The Red Raiders fielded the ball, but with no one covering the base at first, it became a foot race.

Bernstein hustled down the line and beat the scrambling Red Raiders defense by a half-step to the bag. Meanwhile, Polombo was focused on reaching home. With Bernstein safe at first, Polombo was able to successfully cross home and score the go-ahead run.

"(Bernstein) always puts the ball in play, so I knew if anything, we gotta score," Polombo said. "I rounded the corner at third and I saw the second baseman flipping it. I knew it was going to be close, and I just booked it. Slid in home safely and when this place erupted, it just made me feel something I'd never felt before. Crazy different emotions, just seeing everyone so hyped. Our guy, who got called in to pinch hit did his job and seeing the emotion from everyone, just a crazy feeling."

The Red Raiders didn't go away quietly. After getting back-to-back runners on, North Rockland threatened with the bases loaded in the bottom of the ninth and one out.

Suffern was able to hang on, as the Mounties were able to complete the game-ending double play to hang on for the win.

"It's always good to bring the cup home," Suffern coach Mike Cronin said. "Both teams played with a lot of fire and passion."

Both teams had their share of opportunities, scares and big-time gut checks. Suffern left 13 runners on base throughout the game, while North Rockland had 12.

The Mounties and Red Raiders were stuck in bases-loaded jams in both halves of the third inning, but they were able to escape and keep it a scoreless battle. The first hits of the game didn't come until the fourth.

Suffern got a breakthrough in the fifth inning, when it scored one run on a passed ball and another on a bases-loaded walk to take a 2-0 lead.

North Rockland had runners in scoring position in the fifth and sixth innings, but Suffern was able to shut down the threat. Southwell got a key strikeout to end the fifth inning, then the Mounties halted the Red Raiders' momentum with a big sixth-inning double play.

The Red Raiders put on their rally caps in the bottom of the seventh, and they salvaged the game by loading up the bases. They returned the favor by drawing a bases-loaded walk and then scoring the game-tying run on a passed ball, but Suffern kept things knotted up by turning a crucial double play to push the game into extras.

"After they tied it up and we got out of the inning, we knew this wasn't going to be given to us and we were going to have to fight," Polombo said. "Get on base, get 'em over, and get them in. Keep the energy up and push the negatives into positives, and we did just that."

What it means

The Crotty-Konkowski Cup is headed back to Suffern. The Mounties won the three-game season series with historic rival North Rockland. They play the third game each year at Clover Stadium and it is both teams' Senior Nights.

The cup is named after Vincent Crotty and Christopher Konkowski, two former students at Suffern High School and players on the varsity baseball team. Their lives were cut short prior before the 2010 season, and the cup game was established in their honor.

"As I said to North Rockland and Suffern after the game, this was the perfect homage to Vinny and Chris," Cronin said. "What a great-played high school baseball game by both teams. Cespedes was incredible, firing back and forth. Southwell firing back and forth. Just an incredible high school baseball game."

Player of the game

Connor Southwell, Suffern: The Boston College-committed ace was big time on Senior Night. He went 5.2 innings in the pitchers' duel, with no runs and four hits allowed, while striking out 10 batters and walking three. Even when the Red Raiders threatened with runners in scoring position, Southwell showed major poise and got key strikeouts to get out of high-pressure jams. He didn't give up any hits until the fourth inning. Southwell also went 1-for-2 at the plate and scored a run.

"I didn't want to try to be perfect on the mound," Southwell said. "I knew we could scratch a couple of (Cespedes), but going into this game you're not expecting to get a big lead so you have make sure you're locked in at all times. You can't waste pitches. That was my approach -- try not to be perfect, but try to be pretty close to it."

By the numbers

Suffern (8-7): Alex Polombo pitched the final three innings of the game, getting the win in relief. He allowed one unearned run, two walks and three hits, while getting four strikeouts. He also had a hit and scored two runs, including the go-ahead score in the top of the ninth. Joseph Gelb had a bases-loaded walk RBI. Aiden Bernstein had the pinch-hit RBI single in the ninth-inning, winning a footrace to first base before Red Raider defenders got to the bag. Nick DeFelice and Alex Koprowski each had a hit.

North Rockland (8-3): Maryland commit Cris Cespedes was also impressive on the mound. The hard-throwing senior went 4.2 innings, with no earned runs and four hits allowed, with nine strikeouts and five walks. He didn't give up any hits until the fourth inning. Christian Mariotti was 2-for-4. Jacob Herrera, Michael Mandia, Steven Barbosa, Gabe Reyes and Jaden Vasquez each had a hit.

They said it

"(North Rockland coach) Joe (Sottile's) dad and (former Suffern coach) Ron Gamma started this wood bat game way back when and it continues today. I'm just very honored to be able to continue it with these boys. We needed this. We've had an up and down season, and I hope that this is our turning point, because these boys know they can play great and I think they showed it tonight." - Suffern coach Mike Cronin

"This is a huge boost for team morale. Going into this game, we just dropped a close game to John Jay-East Fishkill and we let some games slip from us, so it's really big to get a big win here and hopefully we can use this momentum going into the rest of the season." - Suffern ace Connor Southwell

Other results from Saturday, April 27

Clarkstown South 10, Fox Lane 9

• CS-

  • Charlie Hoffman: 7 IP (CG W), 9 earned runs and 10 hits allowed, 2 K

  • Joseph Rosario: 3-3, RBI, walk

  • Jake Gronowski: 3-4, double, home run, two RBIs

  • Justin Amodeo: 2-4, double, two RBIs

• FL-

  • Logan Mammola: 2-4, double, inside-the-park home run, four RBIs

  • P.J. Stonsby: 2-3, home run, three RBIs

  • Will Rudolph: 2 hits

Dobbs Ferry 14, Irvington 1 (league game)

• DF-

  • Anthony Ficarrotta: 6 IP (CG W), 0 earned run and 2 hits allowed, 8 K, 1 BB | 3-5, two runs and two RBIs at the plate

  • Leo Bruneneavs: 2-3, double, triple, two RBIs, two runs scored

  • Luke Arone: 3-4, two doubles, run, RBI

  • Matt Rodriguez: 1-2, double

  • Michael Rodriguez/Carter Rowland: Double, two RBIs each

  • Sawyer Shemonoski: Double, RBI

  • Sam Sellitti: 2-3, triple run scored

Albertus Magnus 2, Bronxville 1 (league game)

• DF-

  • Henry Vail: 5 IP, 1 earned run and 3 hits allowed

  • Jake Donnelly: 2 IP, 0 runs or hits allowed

  • Jack Gangemi: 1-2

  • Gavin Smart/Jackson Crystal: 1-3 each

North Rockland 9, Warwick Valley (Section 9) 5

• NRK-

  • Jaden Quezada: 4 RBIs

  • Matt Nunez: 4 IP (W), 1 earned run allowed, 3 K

John Jay-Cross River 4, Pearl River 3: Wolves walk it off in the bottom of the seventh, thanks to Will Civetta's walk-ff RBI sac fly

• JJCR-

  • Eliot Arbogast: 5 IP

  • Nick Fassert: 2 IP (W)

  • Nolan Rhodes: 2-2, home run, two RBIs

  • Will Civetta: 2-3, two RBIs, including walkoff sac fly RBI in bottom of the seventh

Ketcham 9, Yorktown 5: Ketcham had a 7-0 lead early, before Yorktown cut it down to 7-5. Ketcham pulled away in the fifth inning with two more runs.

• RCK-

  • Jason Due: 3 hits, 3 RBIs | 4 IP on the mound

  • Connor Durkin/Joseph Downey: 2 hits each

  • Ryan Mealy: Two-run double

• YKT-

  • Alex Ornstein: 3-4

  • Brian White: 2-4, RBI

Rye 8, Ardsley 4 (league game)

• RYE-

  • Lucas London: 5.1 IP (W), 0 runs, 0 walks and 1 hit allowed, 3 K

  • Shep Griffiths: 1-2, double, two RBIs

  • Dillon Schmidt: 1-2, two RBIs

  • Tommy Broderick/James Kennedy: Double each

  • Nolan Hutson: Triple and two runs scored

Putnam Valley 6, North Salem 2 (league game)

• PV-

  • Aaron Pierre: 2-3, double, two RBIs, run scored

  • Ricky Meister: 1-3, RBI, run scored

  • Jay Constantino: 2-3, run, walk

New Rochelle 12, Mount Vernon 0

• NR-

  • Marcello Lazzarini: No-hitter, 5 K

  • Alejandro Rondon: 1-3, three RBIs

  • Quinn Bamberger: 2-3, two RBIs

Arlington 6, John Jay-East Fishkill 0 (league game)

Iona Prep 20, Salesian 0

Mahopac 8, Brewster 0

Somers 10, Hen Hud 1

Tuckahoe 13, Yonkers Montessori 0 (league game)

Byram Hills 18, Riverside 5

Kennedy Catholic at Mount St. Michael, 12 p.m.

Casey Cup games at Lakeland

Tappan Zee 8, Lakeland 7

• TZ-

  • Ben Fishel: 2-3, double, home run, three RBIs and save in relief | Coach Casey Attitude and Effort Game MVP Award Winner

• LL-

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

  • Ryan Done, 1-2, two walks, run scored, three RBIs

  • Logan Crilly: 2-4, double, run scored

  • John Sibiski: 2-3, two RBIs

Byram Hills 3, Eastchester 2

• BH-

  • Dylan Ettinger: 6 IP (W), 2 earned runs and 3 hits allowed, Coach Casey Attitude and Effort Game MVP Award Winner

Ossining 7, Croton-Harmon 6

• OSS-

  • Michael Lebenson: Coach Casey Attitude and Effort Game MVP Award

Mamaroneck at Shenendehowa

Mamaroneck 10, Shenendehowa (Section 2) 6

Mamaroneck 9, Columbia (Section 2) 6

Port Chester tournament

Participating teams: Blind Brook, Edgemont, Port Chester, Sleepy Hollow

Opening round

Port Chester 6, Edgemont 1

• PC-

  • Scott Sullivan: 2-run home run

  • John Tomassetti: 2-3, two RBis

  • Bryan Sachs: 5 IP (W), 9 K

Blind Brook 2, Sleepy Hollow 1

Third-place game: Sleepy Hollow 6, Edgemont 3

• SH-

  • Gibby Poll/Marcus Spataro: All-Tournament selections

Championship game: Port Chester 10, Blind Brook 5

• PC-

  • John Tomassetti: Tournament MVP

  • Josh Virella/Bryan Sachs: All-tournament selections

Harrison tournament

Participating teams: Harrison, White Plains, Valhalla, Westlake

Third-place game: White Plains 7, Valhalla 1

• WP-

  • Nick Portanova: 6 IP (W), 0 earned runs and 2 hits allowed, 6 K

  • Tyler Older: 2-3, four RBIs

Championship game: Harrison 3, Westlake 1

• HAR-

  • Keni Franck: 5 IP (W), 0 runs and 0 hits allowed, 4 K

  • Michael Olsey: Tournament MVP, went 2-3, with a double and two RBIs in the finals

  • Sam Rosmarin: 1-2, double, walk

  • Brady Ross: 1-3, RBI, run scored

Sunday, April 28

Game recap: Clarkstown North 3, Clarkstown South 1 (Supervisor's Cup game)

POMONA - Clarkstown North and Clarkstown South are guaranteed to meet two more times this season, but none will compare to Sunday's rivalry series-opener, with bragging rights and the Supervisor's Cup back up for grabs under the bright lights of Clover Stadium.

Not even a 25-minute stoppage for rain during a suspenseful inning could drown the mood or dampen each dugout's energy.

In the end, the Rams were able to reclaim the Supervisor's Cup for the second straight year, defeating the Vikings, 3-1.

"The thing about these games is you don't have to get your guys too hyped up," Clarkstown North coach Joe Stefania said. "We were a little bit worried about the storm coming, but it was a good day. The guys were ready. They've been playing good baseball lately."

Clarkstown South was trailing, 1-0, in the fifth inning, when it got a big spark from Justin Amodeo, who led off with a double, before the game was temporarily halted due to heavy downpour.

Once the rain cleared and play resumed, Jake Gronowski pounced on a pitch and delivered the game-tying RBI double to even things up at one run apiece.

The Rams answered right back in the bottom half of the inning. Connor Nolan got on base with two outs, and teammate L.J. Macias followed up with the go-ahead RBI triple into right field.

"I remember walking up to bat, looking into the outfield and seeing the right fielder was nowhere to be found," Macias said of his game-changing triple. "I thought, if he gives me an outside fastball, I'm going to sit on it until the last possible second and I did what I was supposed to do – drove it down the line and it worked out."

The Rams added an insurance run in the sixth inning, when Brendan Epstein had a pinch-hit RBI sacrifice fly to pad Clarkstown North's lead.

Clarkstown South threatened with runners at the corners in the seventh inning, but the Rams were able to close things out and prevent any rally.

"We've been looking forward to this game for a while, it was a whole team effort," said Clarkstown North pitcher Michael Goodman, who threw six solid innings in the winning effort. "I couldn't have done it without the rest of my team. These are the boys you grow up with, go to middle school with them, and you constantly want to be better than them. It feels good to have the cup. It feels good to have it back."

The Rams got on the board first in the bottom of the second inning, when Connor Cullen put the ball in play and a Clarkstown South error allowed Cullen to reach base safely and a teammate to cross home plate.

The Vikings settled in after that, thanks to a scrappy effort from Kyle Sperring and the Viking defense, but they were unable to muster the timely hits to snatch the lead.

"I thought it was a pretty well-played game, Goodman pitched a good game," Clarkstown South coach Mike Amendola said. "They were able to capitalize on our one mistake, and they made a couple mistakes, but they were able to get the big outs and we couldn't get the big hit."

The two teams are slated to meet again two more times in league play. After shaky starts to the season, both the Rams and Vikings have been starting to build up momentum over the last few weeks. They've been playing at a level that's higher than their record indicates.

"We've come a long way in the last two weeks, we won three games a row," Amendola said. "We're competing, we're getting better every day, and we just need to push through the finish line and get the big hit when we need to. For the most part in the last couple of weeks, we've been really hitting the ball. Today, we ran into a good pitcher and he got the big outs when he needed to.

"Kyle (Sperring) tried to gut through it today and only gave up three runs, and one was after a miscue defensively, and the other they were able to push across when the kid stuck it inside the line. We're right there. We played all the good teams and we think we're right there with them, we just got to put it all together."

As for the Rams, they want to continue rolling, after now winning five of their last six games.

"This is a great momentum boost, we're hot right now," Macias said. "We're 5-1 in our last six games. We're rolling. This is a great way to start the week."

What it means: The Supervisor's Cup is headed back to Clarkstown North for the second straight year. Both teams have been starting to click on the diamond, and while they'll be focused on games throughout the upcoming days, they'll be looking forward to the rematch on Monday, May 6. The third and final meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, May 8.

Player of the game: Michael Goodman, Clarkstown North – The Delaware-committed ace was solid and efficient on the mound. He threw six strong innings, with just one earned run, three hits and one walk allowed. He also struck out four batters in the winning effort.

"I was just trying to throw first-pitch strikes, attack the batters, not fall behind the counts and just win the battle," Goodman said. "I fought out there, my teammates backed up with the bats. They're the ones scoring the runs, so I couldn't do it without them."

By the numbers

Clarkstown North (6-6): L.J. Macias finished 1-for-3 with a triple and a RBI. Ryan Berly went 2-for-4. Connor Nolan was 1-for-2 with a run scored. Jack Kavanagh went 2-for-3. Colin McGovern was 1-for-3 and scored two runs. Brendan Epstein had a pinch-hit sac fly RBI. Connor Cullen had a hit and put the ball in play which led to a runner scoring. Jayson Espinal pitched the final inning and got the save.

Clarkstown South (5-9): Jake Gronowski was 2-for-3 with a double and a RBI. Justin Amodeo was 1-for-3 with a double and a run scored. John Oliveri went 1-for-3. Kyle Sperring went the distance and pitched all six innings for the Vikings, giving up two earned runs on nine hits, with one strikeout and two balls.

They said it

"We were hitting the ball hard today, you got to give Sperring a lot of credit. He did a really good job with command in the zone. I don't know if he walked anybody, but he did a really nice job. We had a couple of timely hits. Probably one of the biggest moments of the game was when Macias hit that triple to turn the tide for us, then that extra run in the sixth was big, when (Epstein) got that sac fly RBI, but Sperring did a great job of keeping his team in it today." -Clarkstown North coach Joe Stefania

"This is what we worked for. Every day, we knew this game was coming. Biggest game of the year, we love it. Good to have it back. We love it." Clarkstown North's L.J. Macias

Follow Eugene Rapay on Twitter at @erapay5 and on Instagram at @byeugenerapay. 

This article originally appeared on Rockland/Westchester Journal News: Baseball: Scoreboard and results for April 22-28