Baseball: Scoreboard and results for April 29-May 5

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 29

Pleasantville at Rye Neck (0-0, sspd. top 5th inning): This league game will resume at another date/time, which is still to be announced. Pleasantville's John Preiser will be up at bat, with a full count, one out and no runners on base.

Ossining 5, Lakeland 1

• OSS-

  • Joe Post: CG W, 7 K

  • Brian Hoffman: 3-4, two RBIs

  • Jake Dymond: 2-4, five SBs

Saunders 14, Yonkers 6 (league game): Saunders wins the 2024 Yonkers City Tournament and repeats as champ.

• SAU-

  • Josh Rattendi: 4-4, triple, four RBIs, four runs scored

  • Jack O'Malley: 3-3, four RBIs

  • Adriel Rodriguez: 3-4, three runs scored | 2 IP (W), 0 earned runs allowed, 3 K

  • Alvaro Capellan: 2-3, double, three RBIs | 5 IP, 9 K

Carmel 4, John Jay-Cross River 2

• CAR-

  • Brian McGrory: 6.0 IP (W), 1 earned run and 6 hits allowed, 9 K, 0 BB

  • Trevor Carty: 2-2, three RBIs and walk as 9-hitter

  • Nick Kreatsoulas/Jagger Scaperrotti: Hit each

• JJCR-

  • Jacob Storch: 2-4, double, RBI, run scored

  • Nick Fassert: 2-3, double, RBI | 5.0 IP (L), 2 earned runs and 5 hits allowed, 10 K, 3 BB

Tuckahoe 13, Barack Obama School for Social Justice 0 (league game)

• TUCK-

  • Jax Colacicco: 2-3, double, two RBIs, three runs

  • Connor Benke: 2-2, triple, two RBIs, two runs scored

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

  • Jacob Liberati: 2-2, two RBIs

  • Michael Rideout: Two RBIs, run scored

  • Luca Delconte: 1-1, triple, two RBIs

Pawling 19, North Salem 10 (league game)

• PAW-

  • Lucas Carrozza: 3-4, two home runs, three RBIs, four runs scored | 4 IP (W), 1 run and 2 hits allowed, 4 K

  • Afton Middlebrook: 4-5, triple, four RBIs, three runs scored

  • Mica Middlebrook: 3-5, double, two RBIs, three runs scored

  • Logan Martucci: 4-6, five RBIs, run scored

Albertus Magnus 7, Riverdale Kingsbridge Academy 2

• AM-

  • Charlie Zuppe: 5 IP (W), 4 hits allowed, 9 K

  • Derek Sullivan: 2-4, two RBIs

  • Tyler Wein: 1-3, two RBIs

  • Connor Benvenuto: 2-3

Tappan Zee 7, Nyack 0 (league game)

• TZ-

  • Tom Campanella: 6 IP (W), 1 hit allowed, 8 K

  • Michael Traina: 3-run home run

  • Kaleb Hetzel: 3 hits

Poughkeepsie 9, Mount Vernon 3

• POU-

  • Corey Martin: 1-1, double, two RBIs, two walks | Came in and pitched 5 IP (W) with 14 K after starting the game at catcher

  • Don Valuitto: 2-3

  • Will Matias: 1-3, two RBIs

Pelham 4, Panas 3

• PEL- 4 runs/7 hits/2 errors as team

• PAN- 3 runs/10 hits/1 error as team

Nanuet 12, Somers 11: After a long marathon, prolonged by an hour delay due to thunderstorms, the Golden Knights won a wild one. Nanuet walked it off after an attempt to catch a runner stealing third was overthrown, and Aidan Kempf was able to come around and score the game-winning run.

• NAN-

  • Ryan Trombley: 1.1 IP (W in relief)

  • Paul Peterson: 2-3, three SBs, three runs, four RBIs

  • Aidan Kempf: 3 walks, 2 runs, 2 SB

  • Joe Piscitelli: 1-3, run, SB

Cardinal Spellman 2, Kennedy Catholic 1 (8 innings): Spellman's Nahshon McDowell hit the game-winning walk-off RBI single in the bottom of the eighth for the win.

• KC-

  • Ryan D'Ambrosio: 2-3

  • Jack Williams: 1-3, run scored

  • Colin Spidal: 6.2 IP (ND), 1 run and 4 hits allowed, 5 K

Iona Prep 9, St. Raymond's 1

• IP-

  • Matt Fitzgibbon: 6 IP (W), 1 run and 3 hits allowed, 11 K, 1 BB

  • EJ Betances: 2-2, RBI, three runs scored

  • Steve Dimovski: 2-4, home run, three RBIs, run scored

  • Dylan Merola: 2-4, double, RBI, run scored

  • Julian Guzman/Ryan Bailey: Hit and RBI each

Ketcham 11, New Rochelle 1

Putnam Valley 14, Haldane 1 (league game)

Byram Hills 10, Horace Greeley 10: Game was called for darkness after five innings and declared a draw. Byram Hills scored four runs in the top of the fifth and built a 10-5 lead going into the bottom-half of the inning. The Quakers rallied, scoring five runs to tie it up in the bottom of the fifth.

Hastings at Dobbs Ferry (league game): Suspended with Dobbs Ferry leading, 1-0, in the top of the third. Play will resume Thursday at Hastings' field.

Valhalla at Briarcliff (league game): Suspended with both teams tied, 1-1, in the bottom of the third. Play will resume Thursday at 4 p.m.

Blind Brook at Westlake (league game): Suspended with Blind Brook leading, 2-1, in the bottom of the second. Play will resume at a date/time to be determined.

Bronxville at Irvington (league game): Suspended with Bronxville leading, 8-2, in the top of the third. Play will resume at a date/time to be determined.

Lincoln vs. Roosevelt, 4 p.m.

Tuesday, April 30

Game recap: Rye Neck 1, Pleasantville 0

MAMARONECK - It's the age old debate: which is better, the first part or the sequel?

If you ask Rye Neck and sophomore catcher Zach Strzalkowski, they'll tell you it's the latter.

An untimely and intense thunderstorm forced Rye Neck and Pleasantville, two teams unbeaten in league play, to split their game into two parts. On Monday, it was an intense pitchers' duel between Rye Neck's George Katsaros and Pleasantville's Charlie Bateman, who set the tone for their respective teams, before play was halted.

After deliberation and an agreement to continue the suspended game from the fifth inning on Tuesday, Strzalkowski broke the stalemate, providing the game-winning heroics in the bottom of the seventh. With two runners on, Strzalkowski made solid contact and sent the ball into left field for the 1-0 walkoff win.

"We had really good preparation the day before, our guy George (Katsaros), set us up really well," Strzalkowski said. "It was really a team win, we all did our part offensively and defensively. (Julian) Frabasile with a perfect bunt to get (Daniel) Stone to third to set up the situation, so I can only thank my team.

"That was my first (walk-off hit), but the first of many, hopefully. Just wanted to put the ball in the outfield, make something happen, sac fly, get that run home in any means possible."

Despite new pitchers taking the mound for Tuesday's game, per pitch count rules, Rye Neck's Eli Goldman and Pleasantville's Reed Supranowitz picked up from where their teammates started off on Monday, keeping it a stingy, closely-contested battle.

"I was ready, I found out last night and I knew what I had to do," Goldman said of getting the call to take the mound on Tuesday. "I felt good pregame. Our coach hyped us up, we knew what we had to do. We had nine outs left and they only had eight, so we knew we had the advantage. George did his job, so I had to do my job, and I knew my team would back me up and they did."

There weren't many scoring opportunities, until the final inning, when Daniel Stone got on base with a leadoff single for Rye Neck, followed by a well-executed bunt by Julian Frabasile and an errant throw that allowed them both to move in to scoring position.

From there, Strzalkowski provided the game-winner, to give the Panthers their seventh-straight win. During this streak, they've been able to win in tense moments, with four games in the winning stretch decided by one.

"That just shows what kind of team we are," Rye Neck coach George Travis said. "We're able to handle ourselves under pressure and hopefully, we can continue to do that the rest of the season and towards the playoffs. We play Pleasantville again tomorrow (Wednesday), another big game, obviously. Now that we're up 1-0 on them, I know they're going to come out hot and ready to go."

In the earlier half of the game on Monday, Rye Neck's Katsaros and Pleasantville's Bateman were rolling.

Katsaros tallied eight strikeouts so far, including six-straight to start the game. He only gave up two hits, to Pleasantville's Jack Van Sise and Declan Bruder, in the fourth inning, as Pleasantville threatened with runners on the corners, but Rye Neck was able to fend off the threat and keep it a scoreless affair.

Bateman was equally tough, relinquishing only three hits, while striking out six batters. Rye Neck's Stone, Frabasile, and Davey Ryan each recorded hits in Monday's portion of the game.

Rye Neck also gave Pleasantville a scare in the fourth inning, with two runners in scoring position, as Ryan got a hit and Daniel Zyngier got a walk. However, Bateman showed tremendous guts, striking out back-to-back batters to get out of the jam and keep things scoreless.

The season series isn't over yet, as action returns to Pleasantville on Wednesday, and both teams will be hoping for no more stoppages and delays in a full rematch.

"It's definitely a learning experience," Pleasantville coach George LaMar said. "We need to make sure we come ready to play every day, take care of the little things and play hard. ... We came out with a good start (on Tuesday). John Preiser put the ball in play, first pitch, and we didn't rebound. They were able to adjust and they did a good job.

"I told them short memory, learn from your mistakes, and move on."

What it means: Rye Neck remains unbeaten in league play and is in the driver's seat for a league title. Pleasantville will get a chance to even the series on Wednesday, but Rye Neck gets a leg up for the series.

Player of the game: Zach Strzalkowski, Rye Neck — He was solid behind the plate as catcher throughout all seven innings, and he provided the game-winning play to walk it off and bring home the win.

By the numbers

Rye Neck (11-3): Aside from Strzalkowski, Katsaros pitched 4⅓ shutout innings on Monday, with two hits and one walk allowed, while striking out eight batters in the no-decision. Goldman got the win in relief, giving up two hits and one walk, with two strikeouts over the final 2⅔ innings. Daniel Stone was 2-for-3 with a run scored. David Ryan and Julian Frabasile each had hits.

Pleasantville (9-4): Reed Supranowitz, Declan Bruder, Jack Van Sise and John Preiser each had hits. Supranowitz pitched the remainder of the game, giving up a run and two hits, with one strikeout. Charlie Bateman threw four shutout innings on Monday, with three hits and one walk allowed, and six strikeouts.

They said it

"Overall as a team, we can do stuff like this. One-run games in our past couple of games, but we just keep coming out on top, and I think down the line, it's going to be really important, especially in the playoffs, because we have to be able to win these one-run games. Today, Eli came in, did a good job, shut them down for us. We battled last inning, put a couple balls in play, and (Strzalkowski) hit a walk-off. Sucks we couldn't finish it yesterday, sometimes it's like that, but I'm glad we were able to come out with the win." -Rye Neck ace George Katsaros

"We had to play efficiently, play sharp. We usually wait until the seventh to get our runs, but we couldn't do that today. Energy from the jump, be loud in the dugout, and keep everything sharp." - Rye Neck catcher Zach Strzalkowski on preparing for a 3-inning sprint, as the game resumed on Tuesday

"We have a lot of guys who are very hungry to win, hungry to be together, and they want to make sure that they're doing the right thing each and every time they come out and play." - Pleasantville coach George LaMar on team's growth since going below-.500 last season to becoming a contender in Class B this year

Other results from Tuesday, April 30

Mamaroneck 2, Harrison 0

• MAM-

  • Nate Siegel: Complete-game shutout win, only two hits allowed

  • Tigers spoil the Huskies' senior night and avenge an earlier loss to Harrison, building a 2-0 lead from the top of the first and holding firm for the win.

• HAR-

  • Jackson Schiro: 1-2, HBP

  • Sam Rosmarin: 1-2

North Rockland 7, Clarkstown South 3 (league game)

• NRK-

  • Ryan Maltbie: 5.2 IP (W), 2 earned runs allowed, 10 K

  • Steve Barbosa: 2 RBIs

  • Joe Castaldo: RBI single

Fox Lane 6, White Plains 0 (league game)

• FL-

  • Tyler Renz/Logan Hicks: Combined for 2-hit shutout win | Hicks credited with win, going 4 IP, 3 K

  • Logan Mammola/John Czernyk: 2 RBIs each

  • Danny Spolansky: RBI single

  • Peter Portugues: 2 hits, including double

Lakeland 5, Hen Hud 5 (league game): Game was called a draw after 10 innings

• LL-

  • Alex Mautone: 6 IP, 1 earned run allowed, 2 RBIs

  • Kaare Numme: 2 hits, RBI

Somers 4, Byram Hills 0 (league game)

• SOM-

  • Rhys Carway: 7 IP (CG W), 4-hit shutout, 15 K, 1 BB

  • Nick Conti: Two-run double

  • Andrew Kapica: RBI infield single

  • John Robinson: RBI single

Panas 10, Sleepy Hollow 1 (league game)

• SH-

  • Gibby Poll: Hit and RBI

  • Aaron Rodriguez: First varsity hit

Yorktown 16, Brewster 5 (5 innings, league game)

• YKT-

  • AJ Solla: 3-3, four RBIs

  • Jeff Nunez: 2 hits, three RBIs

Tuckahoe 7, Saunders 1

• SAU-

  • Gabe Santiago: 1-3 RBI

  • Josh Rattendi: 6 IP, 9 K | 1-3

Croton-Harmon 5, Westlake 3

• CRO-

  • Mekhi Smithwick: 6.2 IP (W), 6 K | 1-4, double, run

  • Sam Levine: 2-4, triple, two RBIs

  • Aidan Callahan: 2-3, RBI

  • Spencer Heath: SV

Nanuet 1, Pearl River 1 (league game): At Pearl River, the game was declared a draw after 10 innings

• PR-

  • Drew Wooster/Connor Buckley/Brendan Carlacci/Ben Raspanti: Combined to keep Nanuet to one run as pitchers

• NAN-

  • Aidan Kempf/Paul Peterson: Combined to keep Pearl River to one run as pitchers

Mount St. Michael 4, Stepinac 3

• STEP-

  • Alex Morrissey: 5 IP, 0 earned runs and 1 hit allowed, 3 K

  • Mike Weninger: 2-3, triple, RBI

  • Matt Fernandez/Jayden Dixon: RBI each

Ossining 15, Port Chester 1 (league game)

• OSS-

  • Chase Kaplan: 7 IP (CG W), 5K

  • Thomas Jennings: 3-5, five RBIs

  • Joe Acampora: 3-5, two RBIs

Arlington 6, John Jay-East Fishkill 5 (league game)

• JJEF-

  • Austin Seipp: 2-4, two-run home run

  • Shane Driscoll: 3-4

  • Landon Stichbury: 2-4, RBI

  • Lucas Silva: RBI single

  • Landon Seipp: 6 IP (ND), 3 earned runs and 8 hits allowed, 2 K, 1 BB

Clarkstown North 9, Suffern 6 (league game)

• SUFF-

  • Alex Polombo: 2-2, RBI, HBP, run scored

  • Nick DeFelice: 1-4, double, two RBIs

Pelham 3, Edgemont 0 (league game)

Horace Greeley 21, Lincoln 7 (league game)

Mahopac 3, Carmel 2 (league game)

Scarsdale 20, Mount Vernon 2

Barack Obama School for Social Justice 7, Peekskill 1

New Rochelle 6, Albertus Magnus 4

Gorton 6, Yonkers 4 (league game)

Ardsley 14, John Jay-Cross River 9

Wednesday, May 1

Game recap: Kennedy Catholic 4, Iona Prep 3

SOMERS - It's always a battle to the bitter end whenever Kennedy Catholic and Iona Prep take the diamond, and Wednesday afternoon was no exception.

"We're two good teams and we always battle," Kennedy Catholic senior Jack Williams said of the Gael vs. Gael rivalry. "I say it's the best baseball in Westchester, the best you're going to get. It's always two good teams, two good pitchers, and always good competition."

When Kennedy Catholic and Iona Prep clash, no team can ever be counted out until the final out of the game.

Iona Prep gave Kennedy Catholic a seventh-inning scare with runners at the corners, but Kennedy was able to protect its home field as C.J. Griggs made a diving stop at first base to snag a hard-hit grounder and he took it to the bag himself to solidify the 4-3 win.

"We were lucky at the end there, they came back and it's a great team they have," Kennedy Catholic coach Bob Fletcher said. "We were very fortunate to get that last out. Griggs made a nice play. I thought it was going to be a base hit, but he made a nice play. They have an outstanding team, and we just hit the ball at the right time nad got the big hit when we needed it. Omar pitched very well, he didn't walk too many guys, which was key. (Omar's) last two outings, he seems to have his rhythm and confidence now. He did very well today."

Giret nearly went the distance, but hit the pitch count limit after 6⅔ innings and was relieved by Vince Cannizzaro.

Iona Prep had two runners in scoring position with one out and managed to get one runner across home plate on a wild pitch to cut the deficit to one, but Kennedy was able to fend off the threat.

"It was a good Catholic high school game, I thought Marcel (Kulik) did enough to win, but tip your hat to Kennedy," Iona Prep coach Ryan Mahoney said. "They got some hits when they needed to."

It was a back-and-forth game with a couple of lead changes early. Kennedy Catholic struck first thanks to a Chris Echols sacrifice fly RBI in the bottom of the second to give his team a 1-0 lead, but Iona Prep answered back in the following inning thanks to the game-tying RBI single from Devin Diaz and the go-ahead sacrifice fly RBI by Steve Dimovski put Iona Prep in front, 2-1, after three innings.

Those two runs in the third inning would be the only scoring plays Giret gave up for the entire game. Iona Prep entered Wednesday after scoring 29 runs throughout its previous two games, but the Kennedy Catholic senior was able to keep Iona Prep off-balanced.

"It's recognizing that it's a really good team over there, I'm not going to blow by them, I had to be crafty," Giret said. "Most of my stat lines have been trying to blow by teams a ton or getting ahead with the fastball, but there's a ton of great hitters over there so I tried to be unpredictable and crafty."

Kennedy Catholic changed the game with a three-run frame in the bottom of the fifth inning. With two runners in scoring position, Jack Williams got the game-tying RBI double into the left-field gap, and teammates Lorenzo Jorge and Lance Morgan also had RBIs.

Kennedy Catholic took a 4-2 lead after the surge and held on the rest of the way.

"Every year it's a really close game, they got a great team and so do we, it always comes down to the wire, one-point games," Kennedy Catholic catcher Ryan Strnad said. "We just brought a lot of energy today, and things just went in our favor because of that.

"Things started to click for our hitters (in that fifth inning), and it was just hit after hit. Guys doing their jobs, moving guys over, and it was just a really good team effort."

What it means: Another thrilling entry to add in the Gaels vs. Gaels rivalry, a showdown between two top-three lohud-ranked teams and two of the better teams in the CHSAA. This time, Kennedy Catholic emerged with the win.

It helped Kennedy get back on track, after a tough 2-1 loss to Cardinal Spellman on Monday, while Iona Prep's two-game winning streak comes to an end.

Player of the game: Omar Giret, Kennedy Catholic – He was scrappy and crafty on the mound. Even when Iona Prep snatched the lead early in the third inning, Giret was unfazed and buckled down to not allow anything else. He went 6⅔ innings with two earned runs and seven hits allowed, and three strikeouts.

By the numbers

Kennedy Catholic (12-3): Jack Williams went 1-for-2 with the game-tying RBI double and a run scored. Lance Morgan was 1-for-3 with a RBI. Ryan D'Ambrosio was 1-for-3 with a run. Ryan Strnad was 1-for-3. Lorenzo Jorge and Chris Echols each had a RBI. Eddie Flores scored a run as a pinch-runner.

Iona Prep (12-5): Devin Diaz went 3-for-4 with a RBI. Steve Dimovski was 1-for-4 with a RBI. Julian Guzman went 1-for-3 and scored two runs. Marcel Kulik pitched all six innings for Iona Prep, giving up four earned runs and four hits, while striking out nine batters.

They said it

"I've been catching for Omar for two years now, and I have a good idea of his stuff and what works, and which pitches to use against certain guys, so I think everything has clicked these last couple of weeks, especially." -Kennedy Catholic catcher Ryan Strnad on his synergy with pitcher Omar Giret

"I had more than enough confidence in (Cannizzaro). He's been great coming back, this was his second time out after injury, and he's been really strong for us. All around the zone, he's very smart and he did a good job." -Kennedy Catholic pitcher Omar Giret on watching the suspenseful finish after being relieved before the final out due to pitch count limitations

"It's been that way all year. Some guys have have approaches and some guys struggle in certain spots, so we'll go back to work tomorrow and hopefully have a better result." -Iona Prep coach Ryan Mahoney on the team's offensive approach and execution on Wednesday.

Other results from Wednesday, May 1

Hen Hud 2, Rye 1

• RYE-

  • Jack Sheridan: 7 IP (CG L), 1 earned run and 2 hits allowed, 4 K, 0 BB

  • Jackson Pineault: 2-2

  • Shep Griffiths: 1-2

Monsignor Farrell 5, Stepinac 0

• STEP-

  • Gavyn Gonzalez: 5 IP, 4 earned runs allowed, 4 K

  • Shea O'Sullivan: 1 IP in relief, 0 runs or hits allowed

  • Wally Briganti: 1-2, walk

  • Jayden Dixon: 2-2

Edgemont 7, Sleepy Hollow 3

• EDGE-

  • David Larson: 7 IP (CG W), 2 earned runs and 5 hits allowed, 10 K, 4 BB

  • Joe Siegal: 1-2, triple, run scored

• SH-

  • Marcus Spadaro: 1-3, triple

  • Jasper Davis: 1-4, triple

Clarkstown South 7, North Rockland 6 (league game)

• CS-

  • Dylan Izenman: 2-4, double, RBI, run scored

  • Elliot Kleinman: 2-2, double, two RBIs

  • Aidan Proctor: 2-3, RBI, run scored

  • Joseph Rosario/Justin Amodeo: 1-3, RBI, run scored, walk each

  • Jake Gronowski: 2-4, run scored

  • Ryan Karcher: 5.2 IP (W), 4 earned runs and 2 hits allowed, 2 K, 3 BB

Bronxville 14, Irvington 2 (league game): First game of double-header at Bronxville

Bronxville 9, Irvington 4 (league game): Second game of double-header at Bronxville, continuation of suspended game from Monday

Blind Brook 8, Westlake 2 (league game)

• BB-

  • Andrew Rogovic: 4 IP (W), 0 earned runs or hits allowed, 5 K

  • Zach Schneider: 3 IP, 1 earned run and 2 hits allowed, 2 K

  • Daniel Glantz: 2-3, four RBIs

  • Asher Toll: 2-3

  • Julian Sauer: 1-2

Briarcliff 17, Valhalla 12 (league game)

• BC-

  • Jon Iwai: 2-4, RBI, two runs scored

  • Sebastian Martinez: 2-3, home run, eight RBIs, two runs scored

  • James Mulligan: 2-5, double, RBI, two runs scored

  • Xander D'Onofrio: 2-4, home run, four RBIs, run scored

  • Lucas Golovscenko: Win as pitcher

Dobbs Ferry 15, Hastings 3 (league game)

• DF-

  • Chris Archer: 5 IP (W), 0 earned runs and 5 hits allowed, 6 K, 2 BB

  • Sam Sellitti: 3-3, RBI, three runs scored

  • Logan Sullivan: 2-3, double, two runs, RBI

  • Jack Mastin: 2-2, two runs, walk, three RBIs

  • Colin Dubilier: 2-4, three RBIs, run scored

  • Anthony Ficarrotta: 2-3, two runs scored, walk

  • Leo Bruneneavs/Luke Arone/Matt Rodriguez/Carter Rowland: RBI

• HAS-

  • Kieran McGrath: Double, two RBIs

Mahopac 5, John Jay-East Fishkill 3 (league game)

• PAC-

  • Tyler Castrataro: 5 IP (W), 0 earned runs and 1 hit allowed, 7 K, 4 BB | 1-3, double, RBI, walk

  • Vince Cataldo: 1-4, double, two RBIs, two runs scored

  • Drew Lichtenberger/Tyler DeBrocky: 1-3, RBI each

  • D.J. DeMatteo: 1-3, double

  • Rob Keller: 2.0 IP (SV), 0 earned runs and 1 hit allowed, 3 K

• JJEF-

  • Lucas SIlva: Triple

  • Justin Perez: Hit

Ketcham 13, Carmel 3 (league game)

• RCK-

  • Owen Paino: 2-2, home run, three RBIs, walk, three runs scored

  • Tyler Durkin: 1-1, two RBIs

  • Ryan Mealy: 3 IP (W), 0 runs, hits or walks allowed, 5 K | 2-2, two RBIs

  • Jason Due: 2 RBIs

Croton-Harmon 23, Saunders 2

• CRO-

  • Oren Rouas: 4 IP (W), 5 K

  • Max Fredman/Korey DeBeer/Sam Levine/Owen Mintzer: 3 RBIs each

• SAU-

  • Alvaro Capellan: 1-2, double, RBI

  • Jack O'Malley/Gabe Santiago: 1-3 each

Rye Neck 7, Pleasantville 4 (9 innings): Rye Neck scored three runs in the ninth inning to win the game. Pete Apoldo (2) and Davey Ryan had RBIs in the decisive inning.

• RN-

  • Davey Ryan: 5 IP (ND), 1 earned run and 7 hits allowed, 5 K, 3 BB | 1-4, RBI, run scored, walk

  • George Katsaros: 4 IP (W), 1 earned run and no hits allowed, 6 K, 2 BB

  • Julian Frabasile: 3-5, double, three RBIs

  • Pete Apoldo: 2-4, double, two RBIs, walk, run scored

  • Daniel Stone: 2-4, triple, two runs scored

  • Evan Janowitz: 2-5, run scored

• PSV-

  • Jason Freberg: 7 IP (ND), 3 earned runs and 5 hits allowed, 9 K, 4 BB

  • Dermot McSpedon: 1-4, double, RBI, run scored

  • Declan Bruder/Jack Van Sise/John Preiser/Matt O'Neill: Hit and RBI each

  • Joe DeGrazia: 1-2, two walks, run scored

Putnam Valley 7, Haldane 1 (league game)

• PV-

  • Connor Flynn: 7 IP (CG W), 1 earned run and 4 hits allowed, 7 K, 3 BB | 1-3, home run, three RBIs, run scored

  • Sean Carroll/Jake Peterson: 1-2, RBI, walk each

  • Jay Constantino: RBI

  • Ricky Meister: 1-4, double, run scored

Hamilton 8, East Ramapo 6

• HAM-

  • Justin Acevedo: 5.1 IP (W), 11 K | 2-4, RBI

  • Silvio D'Avelia: 1 IP relief

  • E.J. Godineaux: 1 IP (SV) | 1 RBI, two runs scored

Ossining 4, Port Chester 3 (league game): Jake Dymond provided the walk-off game-winning heroics with a RBI single in the bottom of the seventh.

• OSS-

  • Jake Dymond: 2-4, two RBIs, game-winning walk-off hit in bottom of the seventh

  • Aneuris Almonte: 4 IP (W in relief), 0 earned runs and two hits allowed, first career Varsity win

Pawling 8, North Salem 5 (league game)

Tuckahoe 14, Barack Obama School for Social Justice 1 (league game)

Yonkers Montessori at Woodlands, ppd.

Poughkeepsie at Scarsdale, ppd.

Thursday, May 2

Briarcliff 7, Valhalla 3 (league game)

• BC-

  • Max Amador: 3 IP (W), 0 earned runs, 5 K, first varsity win as pitcher | 2-4, RBI, run scored

  • Luke Diamond: 4 IP (SV), 2 earned runs, 5 K

  • James Mulligan: Hit, RBI, run scored

  • Sebastian Martinez: 2-4, home run, two RBIs, two runs scored

  • Lucas Golovscenko: 2-4, double, run scored

  • Zach Haberman: 1-1, run scored

Ossining 14, Lincoln 3 (league game): Ossining gets the win on Senior Day

• OSS-

  • Michael Lebenson: 2-2, five RBIs

  • Fernando Lemus: W as pitcher, 2 hits allowed, 4 K

Yorktown 8, Brewster 5 (league game)

• YKT-

  • Ryan DiNapoli: 4 IP (W), 0 runs allowed, 4 K

  • Derek Patrissi: 2-4, three RBIs

  • Lirim Biberaj: 2 RBIs

  • Mike Peralta: Triple

• BREW-

  • George Handal: Sixth-inning grand slam

Fox Lane 14, Horace Greeley 4 (league game)

• FL-

  • Logan Provost: 3-3, sac fly, double, four RBIs

  • Logan Mammola/Peter Portugues: 2 hits, three RBIs each

  • Will Rudolph/P.J. Stonsby: RBI each

  • Frank Salvatorelli: 4 IP (W), 0 earned runs and 5 hits allowed, 4 K

Nanuet 10, Pearl River 4 (league game)

• NAN-

  • Ryan Trombley: 7 IP (CG W), 5 K, 1 BB | 3-4, two doubles, two RBIs, SB, run scored

  • Vincent Duffy: 3-3, grand slam, five RBIs, two runs scored

  • Charlie Moustakakis: 3-4, double, RBI

  • Mike Cesario: 2-4, double, triple, RBI

• PR-

  • Ben Raspanti: 1-3, home run, two RBIs

  • Ryan Fowler: 1-3, triple, RBI

Poughkeepsie 11, Peekskill 1: Pioneers get the win on Senior Night

• POU-

  • Corey Martin: No-hitter and win as pitcher, 13 K | 2-3, four RBIs

  • Will Matias: 1-3, triple, RBI

Hastings 11, Dobbs Ferry 1 (league game): Continuation of the suspended game from Monday

• HAS-

  • Billy Murnighan: 9 K as pitcher | 3-4, double, run, RBI

  • Kieran McGrath: 2-4, two doubles, four RBIs

Tappan Zee 9, Nyack 2 (league game): Tappan Zee clinches the league title with the win over Nyack

• TZ-

  • Ben Fishel: 2 hits, three runs, two RBIs

  • Haris Cucaj: 2 hits, RBI

  • Anthony Marsico: 3 RBIs

  • Fishel/Finning/Kaleb Hetzel: Combined for 3-hitter

Iona Prep 20, Cardinal Hayes 0 (5 innings)

• IP-

  • Dylan Drazka/Ryan Bailey: Combined 1-hit shutout

  • E.J. Betances: 2-2, double, four RBIs

  • Tim Denet: 1-1, home run, two RBIs

  • Nick Gallello: 1-2, double, two RBIs

  • Julian Guzman: 1-1, two RBIs, two runs

Kennedy Catholic 17, Regis 0

• KC-

  • C.J. Griggs: 2-2, home run, three RBIs, three runs scored

  • Vince Cannizzaro: 2-3, two doubles, four RBIs, run scored

  • Chris Echols/Ryan D'Ambrosio/Ryan Strnad: 2 RBIs each

  • Nolan Summer: 3-hit shutout, 5 K

Pleasantville 6, Blind Brook 2 (league game)

• PSV-

  • Matt O'Neill: 6 IP (W), 1 earned run and 9 hits allowed, 9 K, 1 BB

  • Dermot McSpedon: 2-4, double, run scored

  • John Preiser: 2-2, two RBIs, two runs scored

  • Charlie Bateman: 2-3, RBI, two runs scored

  • Reed Supranowitz: 1-3, RBI, run scored

• BB-

  • Rob Cuesta: 3-3, two RBIs

  • Andrew Rogovic: 2-4, two runs scored

  • Zach Schneider: 2-4

Pelham 5, Edgemont 0 (league game)

• PEL-

  • 5 runs, 10 hits, 1 error as team

  • Silvio Morovic: 7 IP (CG), 1-hit shutout, 8 K, 0 BB

New Rochelle 9, Harrison 2 (league game)

• HAR-

  • Nick Gabie: 2-3, run scored

  • Dante Lanza: 1-3, walk, run scored

Eastchester 5, Ardsley 4 (league game)

• EAST-

  • Kieran McCloskey: 3-3, two runs, two RBIs | 1 IP (SV), 1 K

  • Jake Warnock: 6 IP (W), 12 K

  • Aidan Schultz: 2-4, RBI, triple

  • Jason Ugalde: 1-4, triple, RBI, run scored

Clarkstown North 5, Suffern 4 (league game): The Rams were trailing, 4-0, entering the bottom of the sixth, when they responded with a four-run rally to tie it up. The game went into extras, and in the bottom of the eighth, Colin McGovern provided the walk-off heroics for the Rams.

• CN-

  • Colin McGovern: 1-4, RBI, game-winning, walk-off hit in the bottom of the eighth

  • Kaden Miller: 2-4, triple, RBI, run scored

  • Brendan Epstein: 2-3, double, RBI

  • L.J. Macias: 1-1, double, two RBIs

  • JD Santulli: 5.0 IP (ND), 0 earned runs and 3 hits allowed, 2 K, 0 BB

  • Jayson Espinal: 2.0 IP (W in relief), 0 runs or hits allowed, 4 K

• SUFF-

  • Alex Koprowski: CG L, 1 earned run and 7 hits allowed, 3 K

  • Cooper Brogan/Chris Spataro/Josh Feinberg: RBI each

Tuckahoe 16, Leffell School 3 (league game)

• TUCK-

  • Scored 8 runs in the top of the ffith to pull away and win the game

  • Jax Colacicco: 2-4, triple, RBI, two runs scored | 3 IP (W), 0 runs or hits allowed, 8 K, 1 BB

  • Michael Rideout: 1-3, three RBIs, two runs

  • Luca Delconte: 2 RBIs

  • Frank Loiacono: 2-3, RBI, two runs

Yonkers 16, Gorton 8 (league game)

Somers 10, Byram Hills 1 (league game)

Arlington 7, Mamaroneck 0

Panas def. Sleepy Hollow (league game)

Roosevelt at Riverside, 4 p.m. (league game)

Yonkers CSEE at Woodlands, 4:15 p.m.

Friday, May 3

Game recap: Putnam Valley 5, Croton-Harmon 1

CROTON-ON-HUDSON − With league rivals Putnam Valley and Croton-Harmon both unbeaten in league play, both teams were looking forward to their first meeting with one another.

That day finally came on Friday, which also marked Croton-Harmon's Senior Day. Unfortunately for the home crowd, visiting Putnam Valley spoiled the festivities, taking an early lead before finishing with a 5-1 victory.

It marked Putnam Valley's eighth win in 10 games, including its fifth-straight.

"This means a lot to me and my teammates, we were out there working every day, talking about this game for weeks," said Putnam Valley sophomore Aaron Pierre, who had a key two-run triple in the sixth inning. "We were so hyped up, locked in and I'm glad we got the win.

"That (early 2-0 lead) helped set the tone a lot. We just got the bats going, our pitching was on point, and as soon as we got the runs in, I knew our fielding could handle it."

Putnam Valley pounced on Croton-Harmon early, racing to a 2-0 lead from the first inning after a couple of Croton two-out errors.

The costly mistakes put Croton-Harmon in an early hole, but starting pitcher Andrew Kim was able to recover and not give up anything else, until Pierre had a big two-run triple in the top of the sixth to extend Putnam Valley's lead.

As for Croton, it was unable to crack the pitching of Putnam Valley junior Dominic Benedetto, who limited his opponent to just three hits for the entire game.

Croton was able to string together some momentum late and get on the board in the final inning, but Benedetto and Putnam Valley settled down and closed the game out, while Croton left two runners on base.

"Putnam Valley came to play, Benedetto threw a nice game," Croton coach Eric Rosen said. "They played clean baseball, for the most part, and got us quick. We just couldn't get the bats going, one run is not going to beat that team. Benedetto threw a nice game today, and sometimes that happens.

"We got to clean up some things defensively, and when you have a pitcher throw that good of a game, that stuff happens. We wish we could play tomorrow, but we play Tuesday at Put Valley again, so we gotta go to their place and hopefully turn the tables on them."

Outside of Pierre's two-run triple, Putnam Valley capitalized on a series of Croton errors to score its three other runs of the game.

After a shaky start to the season, where Putnam Valley only scored six runs over its first four games and had a 1-2-1 record to start the year, Putnam Valley is getting into a groove. It has the chance to capture the league title, outright, if it can beat Croton-Harmon in rematch and finish league play with a perfect record.

"The brotherhood with the team – we bond on the weekends, we're loud in the dugout, we pick each other up when we need to and we just continue to lift each other up," Putnam Valley senior Ricky Meister said of what's been behind his team's recent winning momentum. "It really started when our league play started. We've been 6-0 in league, and now, this just brought us up to 7-0. It really locked us in as a team and connected us together, and we're just going to continue to strive."

As for Croton, while it wasn't the result it wanted on Senior Day, it doesn't diminish the value of its three seniors – Mekhi Smithwick, Aidan Callahan and Korey DeBeer – to its program.

"I've had these guys for a long time," Rosen said of his senior trio. "I've had them since their freshman year on varsity, they were on the team right after the COVID-lost season. They came right up to varsity. We took our lumps together that first year. They're a big reason for the success we've had the past few years. We got to the section finals last year. The year before that, we had a lot of success, so they basically built it back up post-pandemic those three. A lot of hard work, and I give them a lot of credit for where we are today."

What it means: Putnam Valley has clinched at least a share of the league title, but if it can beat Croton-Harmon in the rematch on Tuesday, it can clinch it outright. If Croton-Harmon is able to win the rematch and even the season series, Croton-Harmon hopes for at least a share of the league title remain alive. Putnam Valley has now won five-straight, while Croton-Harmon suffers its first loss to a Class B opponent in nearly a month.

Player of the game: Dominic Benedetto, Putnam Valley – His complete-game effort was huge on the mound. He threw six shutout innings and kept Croton's bats at bay. Even when Croton started to string together some runners on base in an attempt to rally in the seventh-inning, Benedetto stayed poised and finished the job. Benedetto gave up one earned run on just three hits, while striking out six batters and walking four for the game.

"My approach was to kill them, strike as many out," Benedetto said of his mindset. "Beat them with the fastball, fool them with the curve or the slider."

By the numbers

Putnam Valley (9-4-1): Ricky Meister went 2-for-4, with two runs scored and he accounted for four of his team's seven stolen bases in the winning effort. James Sanford was 1-for-3 with two runs scored. Nick Mazzola scored a run and stole a base. Aaron Pierre went 1-for-3 with a triple and two RBIs.

Croton-Harmon (14-4): Aidan Callahan was 1-for-4 with a RBI. Max Fredman went 2-for-3. Owen Mintzer drew two walks and scored a run. Andrew Kim pitched for six innings, giving up two earned runs on four hits and four walks, while striking out four batters. Spencer Heath pitched the final inning, giving up one unearned run. Croton committed five errors as a team.

They said it

"We need to keep hitting how we're hitting. Beginning of the year, we weren't doing so well hitting, but now we're rolling." - Putnam Valley junior Dominic Benedetto

"Coming into this year, we were very hungry. We had a bad taste in our mouth, the way it ended (last year). We only graduated two seniors from last year, so the whole team has pretty much returned. We remembered how crappy that (section finals loss) was last year. It's our goal to make it back to that point and finish the job this year." - Croton-Harmon coach Eric Rosen

Other results from Friday, May 3

John Jay-East Fishkill 11, Suffern 10: A game that was resumed in the bottom of the seventh inning, after being put on hold for a week. Alex Jendras had the game-winning single in the bottom of the seventh for the Patriots. Nick Sammarco got his first varsity win in relief.

Stepinac 7, Fordham Prep 1

• STEP-

  • Nick Amador: 5.2 IP (W), 1 earned run and 2 hits allowed, 5 K

  • Shea O'Sullivan: 1.1 IP, 0 runs or hits allowed

  • Aiden LaSalle: 2-3, double, two RBIs

  • Mike Weninger: 2-3, double, RBI

  • Mike Iannicchino; 2-3, RBI

  • Jayden Dixon: 2-3

  • Bryce Chatman/Sean Delaney/James Donahue: RBI each

Arlington 2, Fox Lane 1

• FL-

  • Saer Sicignano/Will Rudolph: Combined effort on the mound to give up no earned runs and six hits

  • Logan Provost: RBI double

  • Foxes left 11 men on base as a team

White Plains 3, Port Chester 1 (league game)

• WP-

  • Sammy Mendez: 7 IP (CG W), 10 K

  • Christian Sanchez: Go-ahead 3-run home run in the top of the seventh inning, with Tigers down 1-0

• PC-

  • Jordany German: 6 IP (ND), 0 runs allowed, 6 K

  • Josh Virella: RBI

Rye 10, Harrison 0: Rye scored five runs in the bottom of the sixth to end the game.

• RYE-

  • Lucas London: 6 IP (CG W), 1-hit shutout, 5 K, 0 BB | 2 RBIs at the plate

  • Nolan Hutson: 2-2, three runs scored, 3 SB

  • Tommy Broderick: 2-3, three RBIs, 3 SB

  • Jack Broderick: 1-3, three RBIs

  • Dillon Schmidt: 1-2, two runs scored, 4 SB

Hastings 3, Bronxville 2 (9 innings): League game -- Jason Nadler got the walk-off hit to bring home Johnny Sbrega in the bottom of the seventh

• HAS-

  • Jason Nadler: Game-winning walk-off hit

  • Johnny Sbrega: 2 hits, 2 runs scored

  • Billy Murnighan: RBI, also threw out two Bronxville runners at the plate in the top of the ninth

  • Jackson Acree: 6 IP (ND), 7 K

  • Andrew Ciszewski: 3 IP (W in relief), first varsity win

• BXV-

  • Henry Vail: 7 IP (ND), 9 K

Clarkstown South 11, North Rockland 1 (league game): The Vikings scored nine runs in the top of the fifth to put the game out of reach. They scored 11 runs for the game, despite only getting five hits and North Rockland committing one error.

• CS-

  • Joseph Rosario: 2-2, three RBIs, run scored

  • Aidan Proctor: 1-3, double, RBI

  • Elliot Kleinman: 1-2, RBI, two runs scored

  • John Oliveri: 1-3, RBI, two runs scored

  • Jake Gronowski/Kyle Sperring: RBI each

  • Kyle Sperring: 5 IP (W), 0 earned runs and 3 hits allowed, 0 K, 3 BB

• NRK-

  • Scored one run on three hits

  • Relinquished nine walks to Clarkstown South

Pawling 9, Haldane 5 (league game)

• PAW-

  • Carter Wrobel: 2-4, double, two RBIs, three runs scored

  • Afton Middlebrook: 3-4, double, two runs scored

  • Justin Vazquez: 1-2, two RBIs

  • Cam Chavarri: 5 IP (W), 0 runs or hits allowed, 10 K, 8 BB

• HAL-

  • Lincoln McCarthy: 2-3, double, two RBIs

  • Trajan McCarthy: 1-4, run scored

  • Jake Hotaling: 2-5, two RBIs

Pelham 10, Yonkers 0: Pelicans get the win on Senior Night. They scored 10 runs on eight hits. Pelham committed one error and held Yonkers to just one hit for the entire game.

New Rochelle 5, Pearl River 0

• NR-

  • Quinn Bamberger: 7 IP (CG W), 2-hit shutout, 7 K, 7 BB

  • Alejandro Rondon: 2-3, two RBIs, run scored

  • Ryder Proudian: RBI

Lincoln 20, Peekskill 3

• LIN-

  • Charlye Vittini: 4.1 IP (W), 0 earned runs, 6 K, 3 BB

  • Andrew Vargas/Derek Polanco: 4 RBIs each

  • Nelson Sanchez: 3-3

  • Yeremi De La Rosa/Nelson Sanchez: Each reached base safely five times

Lakeland 1, Yorktown 0 (13 innings): In the final game of the night, Lakeland won the 42nd annual Sorrentino Cup game. In the top of the 13th, Ramzi Done had the go-ahead RBI single to bring home Alex Mautone from second base.

• LL-

  • Anthony Frobose: 8 IP (ND), 0 runs or hits allowed, 10 K, 1 BB

  • Ramzi Done: 5 IP (W in relief), 0 runs and 3 hits allowed, 2 K, 1 BB | Had game-winning RBI single in the top of the 13th.

• YKT-

  • Derek Patrissi: 7 IP (ND), 0 runs and 4 hits allowed, 9 K, 2 BB

  • Luca Masillo: 5 IP, 1 earned run and 1 hit allowed, 4 K

Albertus Magnus 12, Irvington 0 (league game)

Westlake 5, Valhalla 2 (league game)

Ketcham 11, Mahopac 5 (league game)

Gorton 15, Hamilton 4

Saturday, May 4

Game recap: New Rochelle 2, Panas 1 (8 innings)

CORTLANDT - New Rochelle was on the road at Panas on Saturday, but in some ways, the Huguenots fell right at home.

They've been in numerous tough situations throughout the season, but just as they've done as of late, with their backs against the wall, they found a way to persevere under pressure and find a way to overcome the obstacles in front of them.

New Rochelle trailed early, 1-0, in a low-scoring duel, but managed to push the game into extras and emerge on top with a 2-1 victory in eight innings.

"Amazing game, we got a great effort from our sophomore starter, Sam Cave," New Rochelle coach Claude Balliet said. "Brayden Casas came in relief and did his job, then our ace, Will Rangel, came in and got the save -- just kind of how we drew it up. Two huge RBIs from Zach Berenbaum, just overall, a really good game of baseball and fortunately, we came out on top against a really quality program."

Berenbaum, the Huguenots' senior first baseman, provided the game-tying RBI in the sixth inning to give New Rochelle a chance to salvage the game. He also provided the go-ahead RBI single, with two outs and a full-count, to put the Huguenots in front, 2-1, in the top of the eighth inning.

"I'm on top of it right now," Berenbaum said. "We stuck together through that whole game. We went slow through the first five, six innings, and we got some runners on base. I had one job -- get them in. Then, (eighth inning,) I had help from a teammate, I was on time and we got the big hit and got it through.

"The whole game, I was looking for a fastball. I just wasn't on time, until the big moment, where I was able to get my foot down and that's how it ended."

The win gave the Huguenots their fourth straight victory. New Rochelle had a rough month of April and lost seven of nine games at one point.

The Huguenots are getting into a groove now, though, and the timing couldn't be better with the postseason just around the corner. They've also demonstrated an ability to compete and remain poised in tough situations.

"Every game's a big game and winning four in a row going into other big games like Eastchester or into sectionals, it's really good," New Rochelle senior Will Rangel said. "It gets everyone's confidence back. Everyone that was struggling, came out today and hit good. Even the pitching has been amazing. I had to come out today and close it out, I did pretty good and did my job and my teammate, sophomore (Sam Cave), came out and shoved and now we got the 'W.'"

Panas had its opportunities, but was unable to muster the timely hit to expand on its lead or answer back when New Rochelle took the lead.

"The whole year, Alex (Enea) has been doing a great job, Ryan (Chenard's) been doing a great job, and the pitchers for the most part have been doing the job that we ask them to do," Panas coach Anthony Fata said. "We just got to get our bats clicking. With the pitching and defense that we've been executing this year, hopefully, we get hot at the right time."

The Panthers are coming off of a historic season, where they won their first section and regional titles and made it all the way to the Class A state finals. They graduated some key talent, including Gatorade Player of the Year Sam Stafura, who was drafted in the second round of the 2023 MLB Draft, but they had some returners and others stepping up to keep them a contender this year.

"We've been waiting to see what kind of identity this team has," Fata said. "We've shown that we can play good teams like Mahopac, Arlington. We play great against those teams, but the biggest thing is we haven't been clicking 1-9 in our lineup. The identity is this team can play. I really feel we have all the talent to be a team that can go far into the playoffs, it's just a matter of being consistent and executing each and every time we're on that field."

What it means: After winning its first two games, New Rochelle hit a rocky patch and lost seven of its next nine games. Things are clicking for the Huguenots, who have now won four-straight with Saturday's win. This streak includes a series of quality teams, like reigning Section 1 Class B champ and state final four participant Albertus Magnus, Harrison, Pearl River, and now, the defending Section 1 Class A champ and last year's state runner-up Panas.

The Panthers, who have had a solid season so far with a new-look squad that does feature some returners from last year's historic run, have had an overall solid season, but will need to regroup. They enjoyed back-to-back wins over Sleepy Hollow before Saturday, which helped them lock up another league title.

Player of the game: Zach Berenbaum, New Rochelle — The Huguenots' first baseman had two crucial RBIs in the winning effort. He had the game-tying RBI sac fly in the top of the sixth inning to tie things up at 1-1. Then he followed up with the go-ahead RBI single, with two outs and a full-count, to put New Rochelle in front, 2-1, in the top of the eighth inning.

By the numbers

New Rochelle (8-7): The Huguenots had strong performances on the mound, with Sam Cave starting things off by throwing six innings, with one earned run and seven hits allowed. He also had five strikeouts and no walks. Brayden Casas entered for the seventh inning and got the win in relief, giving up no hits or runs. Will Rangel closed things out for the save in the eighth-inning. Alejandro Rondon went 3-for-3 with a walk and scored a run. Tristan Paredes, Ryder Proudian, Will Rangel and Zach Berenbaum each had hits.

Panas (10-5): Alex Enea pitched six strong innings and gave up one earned run on three hits, while striking out four and walking four in the no-decision. Jordan Fiore was 2-for-4. Randy Wiesner scored a run. Gianni Generoso had a RBI double. Dean Sewall, Nick Caputo, Alex Enea, Josh Nauchmann and Matt Garcia each had hits. The Panthers had eight runners left on base for the game.

They said it

"This puts the cap on a huge week. We started off good, had a few rocky games after that, and this week is just amazing, especially to come off of a win like that to end the week too. ... All the things we've worked on are finally coming through in games. It's translating and we're winning big games now." -New Rochelle sophomore pitcher Sam Cave.

"Obviously, it's not how you start, it's how you finish. It's getting a little eerily similar to how last year went for us. We played a tough schedule on purpose. The schedule is still not getting any easier from here, but it's about getting hot at the right time and this was a huge week for us. It was really encouraging to see." -New Rochelle coach Claude Balliet on his team's four-game winning streak this week

"I told my kids at the end of the game, that was a good high school baseball game, and we just didn't capitalize with runners in scoring position. We left seven runners in scoring position. When you're facing a team like New Rochelle, you got to capitalize on what's presented to you. ... There's guys on this team who were part of that ride last year, and each and every day we practice or after games, we talk about getting back to that point. We know the journey's going to be tough. They accomplished their first goal, we won a league title which is great, and now we have to take the next step for the last five games of the season, play as best as we can, and put our best effort on the field. Got a mix of young kids and kids with experience and we got to put it all together. If we put it all together, we'll be a tough out." - Panas coach Anthony Fata.

Other results from Saturday, May 4

Rye Neck 7, Briarcliff 0 (league game): With the win, the Panthers lock up the league title

• RN-

  • Eli Goldman: 7 IP (CG W), 3-hit shutout, 8 K, had perfect game going until the sixth inning | 2 RBIs, 2 SB

• BC-

  • James Mulligan/Luke Diamond/Xander D'Onofrio: Hit each

Pawling 13, Bronxville 4: Pawling had a 1-0 lead after four innings. Tigers scored 12 runs over the fifth and sixth innings ot pull away for the win.

• PAW-

  • Afton Middlebrook: 1-4, two RBIs, walk, run scored | 1 IP in relief, no walks, runs or hits allowed, 2 K

  • Marc Kuhlmann: 2 RBIs, walk , run scored

  • Logan Martucci: 1-2, RBI, walk, two runs scored, 2 SB | 1.1 IP in relief, 1 run and 1 hit allowed, 2 K, 3 BB

  • Luke Belmonte/Justin Vazquez/Anthony Lamberty: RBI each

Byram Hills 9, Putnam Valley 7

• BH-

  • Dylan Ettinger: 2-4, home run, RBI, two runs scored

  • Ben Rothenberg: 1-2, double, two walks, RBI, two runs scored

  • Jake Smelser: 1-3, two RBIs, run scored

  • Bryce Baskind: 1-3, RBI

  • Jason Daly: RBI, walk

  • Noah Donoho: First career varsity win

  • Logan Verma: Save

Ketcham 7, Carmel 1 (league game)

• RCK-

  • Tyler Durkin: 5 IP (W), 3 hits allowed, 6 K

  • Jason Due/Jason Esposito: 1 IP each to close

  • Connor Durkin: 2 RBIs

  • Owen Paino/Jason Due/Tyler Durkin/Riley Weatherwax/Luke Picone: 1 RBI each

White Plains 3, Port Chester 2 (league game)

• PC-

  • Josh Virella: 3-3

  • Bryan Sachs: Tough-luck loss on the mound, 7 IP (CG L), 2 hits allowed, 5 K

Dobbs Ferry 9, North Salem 6 (8 innings)

• DF-

  • Logan Sullivan: 3 IP (W), 0 runs, 0 walks, 1 hit allowed, 4 K | 2-4, triple, walk

  • Colin Dubilier: 3-4, triple, walk, three runs scored

  • Chris Archer: 2-4, double, two runs, three RBIs

  • Luke Arone: 1-3, double, walk, two RBIs

  • Sawyer Shemonoski: 2-3, run, RBI

  • Leo Bruneneavs: 2-4, double, walk, run, two RBIs

  • Matt Rodriguez: 1-4, run, RBI

Pearl River 13, Saunders 3: First game of double-header at Veterans Park

• PR-

  • Shane McCusker: 4 IP (W), 6 K

  • Ben Raspanti: Double, triple, four RBIs

  • Drew Wooster: 2 RBIs

• SAU-

  • Alvaro Capellan: 2-3, two doubles, RBI

  • Melvin Santana: 1-2, RBI

Pearl River 10, Saunders 0: Second game of double-header at Veterans Park

• PR-

  • Michael McCrory: Win as pitcher

  • Michael Carlacci: 3-3, two RBIs

  • Aidan McHugh: 3 RBIs

Tappan Zee 22, Yonkers 0

• TZ-

  • Gets win on Senior Day

  • Jake Ciorra/Michael Lynch/Nolan Cook: Combined one-hit shutout on the mound

  • Nolan Cook: 3 hits, including home run, 5 RBIs

  • Anthony Marsico: Home run, eight RBIs

Pleasantville 9, Westalke 1 (league game)

• PSV-

  • Charlie Bateman: 7 IP (CG W), 1 earned run

  • Justin Owens: Double

  • Jack Van Sise: 2 hits, 2 RBIs

  • Reed Supranowitz: 2 hits, three RBIs

Clarkstown North 7, Suffern 2 (league game)

• CN-

  • Ryan Berly: 2-4, two RBIs, run scored

  • Kaden Miller: 1-4, two RBIs

  • JD Santulli: 1-2, double, RBI, two runs scored

  • Jack Kavanagh: 1-3, RBI, two runs scored

  • Michael Goodman: 6 IP (W), 0 runs and 1 hit allowed, 2 K, 2 BB

Scarsdale 3, Ardsley 2

• SCAR-

  • Wes Ulrich: 4.2 IP (W), 0 earned runs and 2 hits allowed, 6 K, 1 BB

  • Mike Vibbert: 2-3, double, two runs scored

  • Koji Hirata: 2-4, double, RBI, run scored

  • Max Timberger: 2-2, two RBIs

  • Aaron Kahn: 1-2, triple

• ARD-

  • Josh Levine: 1-3, RBI

  • Leo Blank: RBI

  • Ben Silverman/Anthony Chenard: Triple each

Eastchester 8, Nyack 1

• EAST-

  • Jason Ugalde: 7 IP (W), 0 earned runs and 1 hit allowed | 1-3, home run, run scored, RBI

  • Kieran McCloskey: 2-4, two runs scored, two SB

  • Matt Porcello: 1-4, run scored

  • Tristen Fucci: 1-2, triple, RBI, two walks

  • Brady Dunleavy: 1-3, run scored, RBI, walk

Rye 3, Harrison 1

• RYE-

  • Charlie Margiloff: 1.2 IP (W in relief) | 2-4 at the plate

  • Shep Griffiths: 6.1 IP (ND), 1 earned run and 2 hits allowed, 8 K, 4 BB

  • Dillon Schmidt: RBI single

  • Charlie Rupp: Double

  • Nolan Hutson/Tommy Broderick: Hit each

• HAR-

  • Marco Citro: 7.0 IP (ND), 1 run allowed, 10 K

  • Michael Olsey: 1-3, walk, RBI

  • Dante Lanza: 1-3, walk

Horace Greeley 3, Fox Lane 1 (league game)

• HG-

  • Zach Bond: 7 IP (CG W), 0 earned runs, 5 K

  • Ben Brolin: RBI sac fly

  • Aiden Dunleavy: RBI single

• FL-

  • Mark Schwartz/Logan Hicks: Combined effort on the mound to give up 1 earned run and 2 hits

  • Cooper Furst: 2 hits, RBI

Brewster 12, Edgemont 2

Mahopac 8, Lakeland 2

Riverside 18, Woodlands 4

Somers 19, Roosevelt 1

Sleepy Hollow at Nanuet, ppd.

Sunday, May 5

Fox Lane vs. John Jay-East Fishkill, 3:30 p.m. -- Annual Strikeout Cancer game at Dutchess Stadium

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This article originally appeared on Rockland/Westchester Journal News: lohud baseball scoreboard and results for April 29-May 5