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Here's a look at the scores and highlights from Whaling City Baseball for June 19-22

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Here's a look at scores and highlights from recent Whaling City Baseball action.

Monday, June 19

Kitchens & Baths 7, Table 8 Restaurant 3

James Reardon came on in relief with his team trailing by a score of 3-0 in the top of the fourth inning and he was lights out the rest of the way. He struck out six and didn’t allow a hit. His team would then score five runs in the fifth inning powered by back-to-back two-run hits by Myles Sequeira and Evan Sousa. The Kitchen Crew was also supported by two hits from A.J. Gracie, and a base knock from Nolan Sousa. Carter Bolarinho and Jake Stevens checked in with hits for Table 8.

Tremblay Bus 4, N.B. Fire 3

Tremblay Bus scored four runs in the first two innings, primarily by way of bases on balls. Sam Sonnenburg did rip a second inning base-hit that would score Landon Morro with Tremblay’s fourth run of the game. Jayden Carvahlo and Tucker Wilcox also had hits for The Bus Company. The story of the game though was actually Ben Willis of N.B. Fire who came on in relief to pitch the last 4 and a third innings and did not allow a run against a very tough Tremblay Bus lineup. He scattered two hits and showed great poise in keeping his team in the game. Brayden Vasquez and Rylan Kelly had hits for N.B. Fire.

Amaral’s Linguica 13, South Coast Towing 5

Jayce Cabral was the winning pitcher for Amaral’s, going the first three innings on the mound. Jack Fleurent drove in a run, Cabral scored twice, Maverick Andrews scored three times, and Quinn Hallett stroked his first career hit for Amaral’s. Brady Turgent, Reece Butler and Braden Douglas, along with Jose Martinez all had hits for South Coast Towing.

Jameson Silva of Kitchens & Baths is locked in on the ball during a recent game at Whaling City Youth Baseball League.
Jameson Silva of Kitchens & Baths is locked in on the ball during a recent game at Whaling City Youth Baseball League.

T.S. Sports 8, Daves 5

Donovan Libby and Jacob Rebello had two hits each, Yaniel Fernandes, Carter Correia and Wesley Rodrigues also had hits for T.S. Sports to help put this game in the win column. Libby was the winning pitcher for T.S. Sports. Jaedyn Clark, Dom Padilla and Logan Bielski had hits for Daves.

Tuesday, June 20

T. S. Sports 14, Palace Pizza 1

Yaniel Talavera was the winning pitcher as he allowed only two Palace Pizza hits, a Liam Cubero home run and a Sylas Jorge first inning single. That was the extent of the Pizza Crew’s offense as Talavera was very tough. The T.S. Sports bats were red hot to support their pitcher, Jacob Rebello and Donovan Libby, who both banged out multiple hits each. Wesley Rodrigues knocked in two runs and Ayla Soares scored twice and also rapped a base hit as T.S. Sports picks up their 10th win of the season.

Amaral’s Linguica 3, A.C.G. 2

Ty Ross pitched a fine game for A.C.G., he struck out 11 and only surrendered two Amaral’s hits. Unfortunately the second hit for Amaral’s was a Mikey Lopez leadoff triple in the bottom of the seventh inning with the game tied at 2-2. Lopez would score the game-winner on a passed ball. Both teams played very well, with A.C.G. banging out five hits. Adrial Pena rapped out two hits, Ty Ross, Tony Correia, and Ethan Gonsalves all checked in offensively for A.C.G. Jack Fleurent was the winning pitcher for Amaral’s, coming on in relief in the top of the seventh inning.

Apex Electrical 9, South Coast Towing 0

Ben Clough and Nick Frias scored twice, Akiiraley Vazquez scored twice, and Cayson Stupalski had two hits for the Electric Company. Frias, Stupalski, and Vazquez combined on the mound to allow just two South Coast hits. Jose Martinez and Brody Turgent tallied the two South Coast hits.

LeBeau’s 4, DeBross Oil 2

Ben Viera picked up the win for LeBeau’s as he pitched a complete game and struck out 17 Oiler hitters while only allowing three hits. Parker (two hits) and Logan Pacheco (one hit) accounted for the DeBross hits against Viera, who was “lights out” in this game. Lucas Souza went 3-for-3, Ben Viera scored twice, while brother Owen Viera, Devin Dansereau, and Kayden Souto all helped the LeBeau’s offense to a big win in a matchup of potential playoff teams.

Jaiden Hebert of DeBross Oil is the picture of intensity as he releases a pitch for the Oilers during a game at Whaling City Youth Baseball.
Jaiden Hebert of DeBross Oil is the picture of intensity as he releases a pitch for the Oilers during a game at Whaling City Youth Baseball.

Wednesday, June 21

Tremblay Bus 5, Table 8 Restaurant 0

Cam Riccio and Sam Sonnenburg combined to no hit Table 8 with Riccio going the first four innings and Sonnenburg tossing the last two. Riccio belted a home run, Sonnenburg an RBI double, Emanuel Martinez checked in with two doubles, and Isaac Teixeira also ripped a double as well to help the Bus Company continue their winning ways.

LeBeau’s 4, Palace Pizza 2

Lucas Souza was the winning pitcher for LeBeau’s striking out 16 and allowing just two Palace Pizza hits. Landon Madeira had two hits and two RBIs, Ethan Oliveira, Mason Graveson, and Eric Rebello all had hits for LeBeau’s in the win. A big tip of the cap to Palace Pizza’s Aiden Girouard who, although coming out on the short end of the decision pitched a great game. He went the distance, striking out eight and holding the high powered LeBeau’s offense to just four runs. Jacob Neto and Chris Castellano had hits for the Pizza Crew.

Apex Electrical 13, Wonder Bowl 1

Nick Frias and Ethan Dube combined to toss a no hitter for Apex. Frias went 4-for-4 with three doubles. Akiiraley Vasquez belted three hits including a long home run, Cayson Stupalski, and Ben Clough also drove in runs to propel the Electric Company to yet another win.

Thursday, June 22

N. B. Fire 0, Dave’s 0

Amari Dingler pitched a complete-game shutout, going seven full innings, striking out 13 and allowing just two hits. Richie Gaskins and Sean Pimental combined to scatter four hits and also not allow a run, in what was the first scoreless tie in the league in many years. Maddox Santos and Pimental had the lone hits for Dave’s. Ben Willis, Rylan Kelly, and Memphis Hebert accounted for the hits for the Fire Department.

Evan Sousa of Kitchens & Baths brings the heat for his team last week at Whaling City Youth Baseball.
Evan Sousa of Kitchens & Baths brings the heat for his team last week at Whaling City Youth Baseball.

DeBross Oil 10, Wonder Bowl 5

Austin Rodrigues, Mikey Galarza, and Max Mutnansky combined on the hill to put the Oilers back in the win column. Reed LaPlante doubled twice, Jayden Hebert, Mutnansky, and Parker Pacheco all had multiple hits for DeBross. Jayce Nova, Zhakiyre Guidry, Landen Jadlowe and Ryan Nguyen all had hits for Team Wonder Bowl.

Kitchens & Baths 5, A.C.G. 3

Evan Sousa and James Reardon combined to limit A.C.G. to four hits and lead K&B to their sixth win of the season. Myles Sequeira, Nolan Sousa, A.J. Gracie, and Corey Bonds all rapped out hits for the Kitchen Crew. Ryan Maclean pitched a complete game and was outstanding but came out on the wrong end of the decision. Maclean also had a nice night at the plate with two hits as did his teammate Ethan Gonsalves.

This article originally appeared on Standard-Times: Whaling City Baseball action June 19-22