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Great pitching from Whitney's led by Liam Richmond (73 pitches), Andrew Keith (41 pitches) and Andrew Staley (42 pitches).

Luke Pomroy added a hit for W.G. as well as an outstanding fly ball catch to end a T.N. big inning. Andrew Staley and Billy Lincoln also shined with their gloves.
The two umpires Harry and Tony did an excellent job in a close game.

Pitching
Whitney Gordon: Robert Smith 62, Clark Robinson 42, Billy Linclon 12.
True North: Austin Irvin, 71, Brendan Tedeschi, 48, Charlie Cosgrove 8.

In a very competive game Andrew Staley and Luke Pomroy pitched a one run 11 strike out game to lead the Red Rockets to victory. Andrew Staley also led the team with three hits including two triples. Robert Smith was on base three times and Jake Brodie and Clayton Emmell had their first doubles of the young season. For Natales all the players played well, they seemed to be one hit from a big inning. Chris Connely had two hits for Natales.

Solid pitching and stellar defense provided the drama in this one-run gem. Game ending double play by Patrick Kenney and Ned Lipsett prevented the game from going into extra frames.

A well played game at Plymouth River between two fine teams. Whitney Gordon made it real close with bases loaded and no outs in the last inning. Home runs by WG's Andrew Staley and Liam Richmond and a nice RBI triple off the bat of William Anderson. Allied countered with homers by Stephen Townsend and Conall Mannion complimented by two triples by Nathan Townsend. There was some fine pitching by both teams. WG: Eugene Mattie(59), Robert Smith(58), and Andrew Staley(23). For Allied Nathan Townsend(68), Will Kellem(28), and Sam Sullivan(18). Colon Pomroy and his coaches did a nice job getting everyone in to play all positions. Fun game to watch.

Another great pitchers duel with Christian Boretti (79 pitches) and Matt Chakalis (30 pitches) on the mound for Turner. Wilson Brown (56 pitches) pitched well for Whitney Gordon through 4 innings. For the second straight game, Joshua Cassino spearheaded a sixth inning double play with a great stab and tag at third base.

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The BBG captialized on a 7-run, 4th inning rally and held off a tough Whitney's squad, 7-4. The BBG were led by a dazzling 5-inning, 9K pitching performance by Jack Donius and the hot bats of Ryan Reagan (2 hits), Kevin Tyburski, Max MacCullom, Mike Nash, Jack Lemanski and Dean Paul (each with a hit). Kevin Tyburski came in to close the door with a perfect inning of relief pitching. The Whitney's were paced by an excellent pitching performance of Liam Richmond (8Ks), the hot bat of Clayton Emmell and some fine defensive plays by 2nd baseman, Max Pomroy.

Pitch Counts:
Jack Donius - 78
Kevin Tyburski - 20

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For Whitney Gordon this was a unexpected and disappointing loss.

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Great baseball weather for some fine defensive plays on both sides. Cameron O'Conell of WG made a great long fly ball grab to rob a hit from Jack Forbes late in the game. Fine pitching by nearly the entire WG lineup with Eugene Mattie finishing up strong. Buzz Helfrich had an unbelievable pitching debut for the Academy - going 3 full innings of one run play.
Buzz Helfrich 70 pitches
Patrick McGeaghan 24
Jack Forbes 30

Max Pomroy 27
Robert Smith 17
Dylan Scoffield 19
Willie Anderson 25
Eugene Mattie 15

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In a back and forth game Whitney Gordon just edged a hard charging Natale's 10-6. Natale stars go to Bobby Sullivan scoring 2 runs, Zach Siva and Nick Walsh who both had two hits and Cam LeDuc who had three hits.
For W.G. Robert Smith and Will Anderson each had three hits. Andrew Kieth, Max Pomroy and Liam Richmond had two hits a piece that knocked in runs.
Congratulations to Natales' s for a nice season.
P. Leduc 40, Walsh 29, Silva 19
L. Pomroy 10, Kieth 38, Richmond 38, Schofield 17

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All players should feel proud of their efforts in this game. Excellent pitching, base running, defense and hitting were the order of the day. W.G. jumped to a 2-0 lead on rbi singles by Andrew Kieth and Max Pomroy. Allied Mortgage countered with hits by the Townsend brothers, Stanwood and Petrolia for a 4-2 lead. It seemed as though every play mattered in this a game that could have gone either way. In the top of the sixth with the bases loaded and two outs Luke Pomroy hit a single to knock in a run that tied the game 4-4. This brought up Liam Richmond who hit a ball that seemed like it would roll all the way to Jackson Square for a grand slam.
At the end of the game Allied Home Mortgage had a pizza party where laughter and congratulations on a great season were plentiful. Manager Greg Sullivan and his coaches taught their players baseball skills (7-4 season) and it was evident they taught the players many other skills as well.
P. Sam Sullivan, S Townsend, Powell
Richmond 78, Kieth 38

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Great pitching by Jackson Hartwell and Shane Sullivan who kept a potent Jewelers team to two runs. Harrison White was solid at scond base, making to stops with runners in scoring postion. Colin Dale made a terrific catch in left center killing a potential scoring opportunity for the Jewelers. Matthew Heffernan, Jackson Hartwell, and Shane Sullivan provided the offense for D&D team.

Pitchers
Hartwell 77
Sullivan 24