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BASEBALL

Ursuline 3, St. Thomas Aquinas 0

LOUISVILLE

Joel Hake and Vito Penza had two hits each for Ursuline.

Poland 11, West Branch 10

BELOIT

Jake Hawkins and Anthony Calcagni had three hits each, with Calcagni hitting a double and driving in two runs. Andrew Kosco’s two hits included a double and drove in two runs. Winning pitcher Eric White (2-0) had two hits including a double. For the Warriors, Jake Smith and Rylee Wallace each had two hits and two RBIs. Jerrian Thomas’ two hits included a double.

Hudson 2, Boardman 0

HUDSON

The Explorers (8-2) held the Spartans (6-7) to three hits. Four Boardman pitchers combined to allow one earned run.

Hubbard 9, Jefferson 5

HUBBARD

Colin Shinosky pitched seven innings with five strikeouts and no walks. The Eagles scored five runs in the sixth, led by a Zach Hover two-run home run and a Chris Colella three-run double. Ryan Love added three hits for the Eagles (3-4). Brandon Reinke had a double and a RBI for the Falcons (8-3).

Niles 8, Girard 4

STRUTHERS

Cameron Carson had two RBIs and Geno Barricella had two hits for the Red Dragons. Kyle Cario had two hits and an RBI for the Indians.

Western Reserve 8-11, Southington 0-1

BERLIN CENTER

Evan Nesbitt went 2-for-3 with a pair of runs and two RBIs in Western Reserve’s Game 1 win over Southington. Jeep DiCioccio pitched 4 2/3 innings for the win. DiCioccio and Dom Velasquez combined for six hits and six RBIs in the second game for the Blue Devils (7-2, 3-1) Nesbitt was also 2-for-3 in Game 2.

McDonald 13, Leetonia 9

MCDONALD

Nick Shiley pitched four innings to earn the win for McDonald (4-5). Cameron Ifft went 4-for-5 with three runs and three RBIs. Joe Sudol went 4-for-5, scored twice and had the save for the Blue Devils. Tanner Tullis went 3-for-4 with three RBIs for the Bears.

Howland 5, North Allegheny 2

HOWLAND

J. Deemer had two hits and was the winning pitcher in a relief role for the Tigers.

Springfield 13, Lowellville 0

STRUTHERS

Dalton Donachie had two hits and three RBIs to lead the Tigers (10-2). Mark Schuler went five innings and struck out six.

Springfield 7, Newton Falls 5

STRUTHERS

Brandon Walters pitched five innings and struck out three for the Tigers (11-2). Schuler drove in two for the Tigers. Levi Reed had two RBIs for Newton Falls.

Crestview 1-7, W. Salem Northwestern 13-4

Dan Moore, Tyler Fitzsimmons and Jake Wick had multiple hits in the doubleheader for the Rebels (8-2).

SOFTBALL

Boardman 6, Medina Highland 3

BAZETTA

Anna Saxton had three hits and scored twice while Paige Dill had two hits to lead the Spartans. Lauren Gabriele pitched a complete game registering seven strikeouts.

Hubbard 6-10, Springfield 0-4

NEW MIDDLETOWN

Addy Jarvis had 16 strikeouts and allowed only two hits in Game 1 for Hubbard. Maddie Nicoloff had a pair of hits and Taylor Sandburg drove in a run for the Eagles (6-5) in the opener. In game two, Caitlyn O’Hara scattered seven hits over five innings and hit a home run at the plate to help Hubbard sweep Springfield. Josie Applegarth also homered and had a double for the Tigers (6-4).

Cardinal Mooney 14-14, Cleveland Heights 3-1

CLEVELAND

In game one, Bridget Sweeney was 4-for-4 with a grand slam and seven RBIs. Kayla Rutherford went five innings striking out eight and giving up one earned run for the Cardinals. In game two, Sydney Shugart struck out five and gave up four hits in her varsity debut. Kelly Williams had two doubles and home run and three RBIs for the Cardinals (7-1).

Struthers 22, East 0

BAZETTA

Preshus Brown contributed a grand slam, a three-run homer and a double for the Wildcats. Adrianna Leonard had three singles while Kelsey Agnone and Julia Neifer had two hits each. Neifer and Dana Wilkos doubled.

Columbiana 6-6, Salem 3-2

SALEM

In game one, Holly Gotthardt pitched seven innings and had two strikeouts for the Clippers. Lauren Schelueter had three hits and Navi Kau had two hits for the Clippers (10-0). Rylee Lieder had two hits for Salem. In game two, Madison Macklin went seven innings, Schelueter and Haley Tohm had three hits each for the Clippers (11-0). Raegan Meals had two hits and Riley Lieder hit a home run for the Quakers (2-6).

Howland 5, Conneaut 2

WARREN

Sara Price had a home run and Mackenzie Maze had two RBIs for the Tigers.

Windham 12, Badger 0

WINDHAM

Brittany Knight threw a perfect game and had a home run and two RBIs for the Bombers (7-1). Madi Kilgore added three RBIs.

Howland 7, West Branch 3

WARREN

Maze had a triple and two RBIs and Price added two hits for the Tigers. Bailey Byers and Brenna Rito had two hits for the Warriors (6-2).

Tallmadge 5, West Branch 3

WARREN

Kali Stroud had two hits and two RBIs for the Blue Devils (5-5). Maddie Pidgeon had a double for the Warriors (6-3).

Friday

Conneaut 2, Western Reserve 1, 11 innings

WARREN

Lexi Zappitelli pitched 11 innings and had 17 strikeouts with no walks for the Spartans. She also had the game-tying home run in the seventh. Aleah Hughes had a no-hitter until Zappitelli’s home run. She pitched 10 and two-thirds striking out 15 and walking two for the Blue Devils (4-4).

Staff report