Greenwich 11 Fort Plain/Canjo 7

WP: Ryan Ingber 3.2 IP 3 ER 8 BB’s 4 K’s LP: Barlow 4 IP 2 ER 6 BB’s 4 K’s

Hitting Stars: Witches – Jack Scieszka 1B, 2B, 2 RBI’s Ethan Mullen 1B, 2B, 2 RBI’s Ryan Ingber 1B, 2B, 2 RBI’s FP/C – Hazard 2 1B’s

Take Away: Greenwich led 6-0 after two frames and rode that cushion to the nonleague “W” over Fort Plain/ Canjo. The Witches outhit their guests 9-4 and also played errorless baseball in the win.

Stillwater 7 Ft. Ann 5

WP: D. Kramek 2 IP 4 Hits 2 ER 1 BB 4 K’s S. Havens 2 IP 3 Hits 4 ER 4 BB’s 5 K’s

Hitting Stars: Stillwater – D. West 2-4, 2B, RBI R. Brown 2-4 A. Murray 1-3, 2 RBI’s L. Anuszewski 2-3, 2 2B’s, RBI

Take Away: In a game tied at 3-3 entering the final frame, Stillwater plated four in the top half and held off the Cardinals in the bottom of the inning to notch the nonleague road win.

Tamarac 20 Waterloo 19 (8) (Friday)

WP: C. Hawk 3 IP 6 Hits 8 Runs 3 ER 5 BB’s 4 K’s LP: J. Clefre 2.1 IP 4 Hits 8 Runs 1 ER 6 BB’s 2 K’s

Hitting Stars: Bengals – J. Smith 2-2, 2 3B’s, 4 RBI’s K. Blakesley 2-5, 2B, 3 RBI’s N. Desso 2-5, 2B, 2 RBI’s T. Karz 2-5, 3B Waterloo – K. Mahoney 4-5, 3B, 5 RBI’s R. Tam 3-6, RBI

Take Away: In a wild that saw 39 runs, 25 hits, 26 walks, and 16 errors, Tamarac pushed across the winning run in the bottom of the eighth to earn the victory at Clum’s Corners.

Hoosick Falls 4 Thomas Edison 3 (9) Saturday

WP: Porter Driscoll 2 IP 0 Runs

Hitting Stars: Panthers – Porter Driscoll 2 1B’s, RBI Ryan Sparks 2 1B’s Spencer Tate RBI 1B

Take Away: In a close game throughout, Spencer Tate drilled a two-out walk off single to give the Falls the well-earned “W” over Thomas Edison in a game played at the Lumber Yard Complex in Cortland.

Softball

Tamarac 8 Shaker 5 Saturday

WP: Toni DeLorenzo 7 IP 6 Hits 3 ER 6 BB’s 3 K’s LP: Cherninsky 7 IP 10 Hits 8 Runs 7 BB’s 9 K’s

Hitting Stars: Bengals – Erin Lee 3-4, HR, 3 RBI’s Addie Ferris 2-3, RBI Teaghan Ogden 2-4, RBI

Take Away: Trailing 3-2, Tamarac scored plated six runs in the fifth frame and held off Shaker to post the come-from-behind win.