Penn League Report

Game Recaps for July 17th

Lowell 3 – Tri-City 2
Justin Haley got the start for Lowell and worked three quality innings. He gave up one hit and struck out three. William Cuevas worked six innings, allowing two earned runs on five hits, one walk, and six hits. He got the win.

Joe Bircher started for Tri-City and went six innings. He gave up five hits, walked one, and struck out three. Jeremiah Meiners worked one and two-thirds innings giving up one hit, walking two, and striking out three. Jamaine Cotton worked one-third of an inning allowing two runs (one earned) on two hits, one walk, and one strikeout. Kenny Long worked a perfect inning, striking out one.

Jobduan Morales had the best night at the plate for Tri-City, going 2-for-3 with a double, home run, and two runs driven in. Joe Sclafani, Austin Elkins, Ryan Dineen, and Jarrod McKinney all had one hit.

David Chester led the Lowell batters at the plate, going 1-for-4 with a home run and two runs driven in. Dreily Guerrero and Jake Davies both had two hits.

State College 3  – Mahoning Valley 7
Joely Rodriguez started on the mound for State College and went five innings. He allowed two runs (one earned) on three hits. Emmanuel De Leon worked two innings allowing one earned run on two hits, one walk, and two strikeouts. Jordan Cooper lasted two-thirds of an inning allowing four runs (three earned) on three hits and one strikeout. Justin Ennis worked one-third of an inning, giving up one hit.

Ryan Merritt got the start for Mahoning Valley and tossed seven strong innings. He allowed one earned run on four hits, one walk, and five strikeouts. James Stokes worked two-thirds of an inning allowing two earned runs on two walks. Jacob Lee got the blown save and win for his one-third of an inning of work. He gave up two hits and struck out one. Cody Penny worked one inning.

Joseph Wendle had the best night at the plate for Mahoning Valley, going 2-for-4 with a double and two runs driven in. Charlie Valerio added two hits, one being a home run, and drove in a run. Aaron Siliga drove in two runs while going 1-for-4.

D.J. Crumlich paced the State College batters, going 2-for-4 with two runs driven in. Barrett Barnes hit his fourth home run of the year as hit only hit on the night.

Hudson Valley 4 – Brooklyn 1
Jesse Hahn got the start for Hudson Valley and worked four innings, giving up one hit and striking out one. Eduar Quinonez tossed five innings allowing one earned run on three hits and four strikeouts.

Julian Hilario struggled in his start for Brooklyn lasting three and one-third innings. He allowed four earned runs on five hits, two walks, and two strikeouts. Ernest Yanez worked one and two-thirds innings giving up one hit and striking out two. Matthew Koch worked two innings giving up one hit, walking one, and striking out two. Logan Taylor worked two perfect innings.

Brandon Nimmo drove in one run while going 1-for-4 for Brooklyn. Phillip Evans, Stefan Sabol, and Eudy Pina all had one hit.

Leonardo Reginatto paced the Hudson Valley batters at the plate, going 1-for-4 with a double and two runs driven in. Ryan Dunn added two hits of his own. Luke Maile hit his first home run of the year, going 1-for-4 on the night.

Aberdeen 10 – Staten Island 4
Cameron Coffey started for Aberdeen and worked five innings. He allowed four runs (one earned) on five hits, one walk, and four strikeouts. Sander Beck gave up two hits, walked two, and struck out five in four innings.

Corey Black got the starting nod for Staten Island and worked three innings. He allowed four earned runs on four hits, three walks, and two strikeouts. Derek Varnadore struggled as well in his two innings. He allowed three earned runs on two hits and one walk. Evan DeLuca allowed two earned runs on two hits and one strikeout. Taylor Garrison gave up one hit and struck out one in one inning.

Matt Snyder had the best night at the plate for Staten Island, going 2-for-4 with two runs driven in. Taylor Dugas also added two hits.

Anthony Caronia easily had the best night of any batter tonight for Aberdeen, going 4-for-4 with a triple, home run, and five runs drive in. Sam Kimmel and Christian Walker both had two hits. Anthony Vega drove in three runs with his only hit, a home run.

Jamestown 5 - Batavia 3
Mason Hope started for Jamestown and went four innings. He allowed two earned runs on six hits, two walks, and three strikeouts. Frankie Reed worked two innings allowing one unearned run on one hit and threes strikeouts. Jose Rodriguez gave up one hit and struck out one in one inning. Nick Wittgren struck out four in his two innings of work.

Tim Cooney started on the mound for Batavia and went five innings allowing two runs (one earned) on four hits, one walk, and three strikeouts. Yunier Castillo struggled in his two innings of work. He allowed three earned runs on four hits and three strikeouts. Lee Stoppelman struck out the side in his one inning of work. Joseph Scanio walked one in one inning.

David Washington had the best night at the plate for Batavia, going 3-for-5 with a run driven in. Breyvic Valera added two hits and drove in a run. Matthew Young, Kolby Byrd, and Patrick Wisdom all had one hit.

Sharif Othman paced the Jamestown batters, going 2-for-4 with a home run and two runs driven in. Kentrell Dewitt went 1-for-4 with his only hit being a home run and driving in two runs. Jesus Solorzano added two hits as well.

Williamsport 6 – Auburn 5
Luis Gonzalez lasted four innings in his start for Williamsport. He allowed three earned runs on five hits, one walk, and one strikeout. Kevin Brady worked two innings, giving up two hits and three strikeouts. Jeb Stefan allowed two earned runs on four hits and one strikeout. Chris Nichols gave up two hits and struck out one in two innings. Geoff Broussard gave up one hit and struck out one in one inning.

Pedro Encarnacion started for Auburn and went six innings. He allowed four earned runs on eight hits, three walks, and four strikeouts. Elliot Watterman allowed one earned run on two hits and one walk in one-third of an inning. Cody Davis gave up two hits, walked two, and struck out three in two and two-thirds innings. Travis Henke worked two inning allowing one earned run on two hits, one walk, and one strikeout.

Carlos Lopez had the best night at the plate for Auburn, going 2-for-5 with a double and two runs driven in. Wander Ramos and Shawn Pleffner both had three hits. Estarlin Martinez and Tony Renda both added two hits.

Cameron Perkins paced the Williamsport batters, going 3-for-4 with a double and three runs driven in. Roman Quinn added three hits of his own. Yan Olmo, Brian Pointer, and Chace Numata all had two hits.

 

Game Recaps for July 15th

Auburn 4 – Connecticut 5
Brian Rauh started on the mound for Auburn and worked five innings. He allowed three earned runs on five hits, three walks, and three strikeouts. Travis Henke worked two innings, giving up one run and striking out three. Bryan Harper walked one and struck out one in one-third of an inning. Derek Self took the loss for his two innings of work. He allowed two earned runs on three hits and two walks.

Charles Gillies got the start for Connecticut and lasted three innings. He allowed three runs (one earned) on two walks and five strikeouts. Josh Turley worked four innings allowing one earned run on three hits, one walk, and two strikeouts. Matt Davenport gave up one hit in one inning of work. Hunter Scantling got the win for his two innings of work. He walked one batter.

Charlie Neil had the best night at the plate for Connecticut, going 3-for-4 and driving in a run. Jared Reaves and Jake Stewart both added two hits. Patrick Smith drove in two runs while going 1-for-3

Estarlin Martinez led the Auburn batters at the plate, going 2-for-3 with a double. Craig Manuel and Carlos Lopez both added one hit.

Staten Island 8 – Lowell 3
Gabriel Encinas started on the mound for Staten Island and went four innings. He allowed one run on three hits, five walks, and five strikeouts. Andrew Benak tossed two and two-thirds of an inning, allowing two earned runs on four hits, one walk, and three strikeouts. Eric Erickson worked one and one-third innings, striking out one. Taylor Garrison worked one inning, giving up one hit and striking out one.

Jacob Dahlstrand got the start, and loss, for Lowell. He worked three and two-thirds innings allowing three unearned runs on four hits and five walks. Yunior Ortega worked three and one-third innings allowing two earned runs on six hits and four strikeouts. Kyle Kraus struggled in his two innings of work, alloing three runs (two earned) on four hits, one walk, and two strikeouts.

Aneury Tavarez had the best night at the plate for Lowell, going 2-for-4 with a home run and two runs driven in. Matthew Gedman and Deven Marrero both had two hits on the night.

Matt Snyder was perfect at the plate for Staten Island, going 4-for-4 with a double, home run, and four runs driven in. Claudio Custodio added three hits of his own. Saxon Butler went 2-for-4 with two doubles. Peter O'Brien drove in two runs while going 1-for-5.

Vermont 3 – Williamsport 8
Deyvi Jiminez started on the mound for Vermont and lasted three innings. He allowed four runs (three earned) on six hits and five strikeouts. Kristopher Hall tossed two innings allowing one earned run on two hits, one walk, and one strikeout. Nate Eppley gave up two hits, walked two, and struck out one in two innings. Tucker Healy struggled in his one inning of work allowing three earned runs on three hits, one walk, and one strikeout.

Delvin Perez got the start, and win, for Williamsport. He worked five innings allowing two runs (one earned) on three hits, four walks, and three strikeouts. Steven Inch allowed one earned run on three hits and one strikeout in three innings. Jeb Stefan worked one inning, walking one and striking out one.

Larry Greene paced the Williamsport batters, going 3-for-4 with a double, home run, and four runs driven in. Logan Moore also collected three hits. Brian Pointer and Christoer Serritella both added two hits.

Wilfredo Solano had the best night at the plate for Vermont, going 2-for-4 with a run driven in. Miguel Marte drove in two runs while going 1-for-2. Bruce Maxwell, John Wooten, and Jacob Tanis all had one hit each.

Batavia 13 – Aberdeen 3 (6 inn.)
Matt Blackmar got the start for Aberdeen and lasted only one and two-thirds innings. He allowed eight runs (four earned) on four hits, five walks, and two strikeouts. Jason McCracken tossed three and one-third innings allowing two earned runs on six hits, one walk, and one strikeout. Enrico James allowed three earned runs on three hits and two walks in one inning.

Joe Cuda started for Batavia and worked four innings. He allowed three earned runs on seven hits and three strikeouts. Corey Baker got the win for his one and two-thirds innings of work. He gave up one hit, walked two, and struck out one.

Joel Hutter and Tyler Townsend both had two hits for Aberdeen. Hutter also drove in one run. Will Howard, Tim Winegardner, Lucas Herbst, and Chase Weems all had one hit. Weems hit his first home run of the year.

David Washington had the best night at the plate for Batavia, going 2-for-3 with a double and three runs driven in. Jordan Walton added three hits and drove in two runs. Kolby Byrd, Steven Ramos, and Breyvic Valera all had two hits. Valera and Alex Mejia both drove in two runs each.

Brooklyn 3 – State College 2
Luis Cessa got the start, and win, for Brooklyn. He tossed six innings allowing two earned runs on six hits, two walks, and two strikeouts. Matthew Bowman closed out the last three innings, giving up one hit and striking out one.

Jason Creasy got the starting nod for State College and worked five innings. He allowed three earned runs on seven hits and one walk. Logan Penvy gave up one hit and struck out one in two innings of work. Kyle Hayned walked two and gave up one hit in two innings.

Barrett Barnes had the best night at the plate for State College, going 2-for-4 with a home run and one run driven in. Jacob Stallings went 1-for-3 with a double. Jodaneli Carvajal, D.J. Crumlich, Samuel Gonzalez, and Alex Fuzelier all had one hit.

Alexander Sanchez had the best night at the plate for Brooklyn, going 3-for-4 with a double and one run driven in. Brandon Nimmo had two hits on the night. Jonathan Clark, Jayce Boyd, Kevin Plawecki, and Dimas Ponce all had one hit on the night.

 

Game Recaps for July 13th

Batavia 0 – Hudson Valley 4
Ben Freeman got the start for Batavia and worked four and one-third innings. He allowed one earned run on one hit, three walks, and four strikeouts. Jose Alamarante worked one and one-third innings, allowing two unearned runs on three hits and one strikeout. Dyllon Nuernberg gave up two hits and struck out two in one and one-third innings. Lee Stoppelman allowed one unearned run on on hit and one strikeout in one inning.

Sean Bierman started for Hudson Valley and worked five good innings. He gave up five hits and three strikeouts. Ian Kendall tossed two innings giving up one hit, walking one, and striking out four. Dylan Floro worked two innings giving up two hits and striking out two.

Joel Caminero had the best night at the plate for Hudson Valley, going 2-for-4 with a double, home run, and three runs driven in. Thomas Coyle added two hits as well. Leonardo Reginatto, Ryan Dunn, and Mart Gantt all had one hit.

Breyvic Valera and Jonathan Keener both had two hits on the night for Batavia. Alex Mejia, David Bergin, Patrick Wisdom, Steven Ramos all had one hit.

Brooklyn 2 – Connecticut 5
Gabriel Ynoa got the start, and loss, for Brooklyn. He worked six innings allowing five runs (one earned) on six hits, one walk, and four strikeouts. Timothy Peterson worked two innings giving up two hits, walking two, and striking out one.

Edgar De La Rosa started on the mound for Connecticut and went five innings. He allowed two runs (one earned) on three hits, three walks, and three strikeouts. Angel Nesbitt worked two innings giving up two hits, one walk, and one strikeout. Eric Heckaman walked one and struck out one in one inning. William Clinard worked one inning giving up one hit and striking out two.

Jake Stewart had the best night at the plate for Connecticut, going 2-for-4 with a double and two runs driven in. Devon Travis had two hits and drove in two runs as well. Danry Vasquez, Juaner Aguasvivas, Patrick Smith, and Luis Cortez all had one hit.

Brandon Nimmo paced the Brooklyn batters, going 3-for-4 in the game. Stefan Sabol, Phillip Evans, and Juan Carlos Gamboa all had one hit.

Tri-City 7 – Williamsport 2
Ramon Oviedo struggled in his start for Williamsport. He worked four innings allowing five runs (three earned) on six hits, two walks, and one strikeout. Nicholas Hanson worked four innings allowing one earned run on five hits and four strikeouts. Chris Nichols allowed one earned run on three hits in one inning.

Vincent Velasquez started on the mound for Tri-City. He went six innings allowing two runs (one earned) on three hits, one walk, and eight strikeouts. Brad Propst was perfect in two innings, striking out three. Juan Minaya gave up one hit in one inning of work.

Christoper Serritella, Larry Greene, Cameron Perkins, and Mitch Walding were the only Williamsport batters to get a hit.

Dan Gulbransen paced the Tri-City batters, going 1-for-3 with two runs driven in. Tyler Heineman had three hits. Austin Elkins, Ryan Dineen, and Emilio King all had two hits one the night.

Staten Island 2 – State College 11
Tim Flight was hit around in his start for Staten Island, lasting only one and one-third innings. He allowed five earned runs on five hits, three walks, and two strikeouts. Derek Varnadore was perfect in his three and one-third innings of work, striking out two. Alex Smith worked one inning allowing four runs (three earned) on four hits. Evan DeLuca allowed one earned run on one hit, two walks, and one strikeout in one inning. Charles Basford allowed one earned run on three hits and two strikeouts.

Luis Heredia got the start, and win, for State College. He tossed five innings allowing one earned run on three hits and three walks. Dalton Friend worked two innings allowing one earned run on one hit and one strikeout. Lance Breedlove gave up one hit and struck out one in one inning. Justin Ennis walked one in one inning of work.

Jacob Stallings led the State College batters, going 4-for-5 with two doubles and two runs driven in. Ryan Hornback, Yhonathan Barrios, and Barrett Barnes all had one hit and drove in one run.

Matt Snyder had the best night at the plate for Staten Island, going 1-for-4 with a home run and one run driven in. Danny Oh, Isaias Tejeda, Daniel Lopez, and Caludio Custodio all had one hit.

Vermont 5 – Jamestown 6
J.C. Menna worked five innings in his start for Vermont. He went five innings allowing one earned run on two hits, three walks, and three strikeouts. Stuart Pudenz worked one and two-thirds innings allowing four earned runs on six hits, one walk, and two strikeouts. Austin House allowed one unearned run on one hit and two strikeouts in one and one-third inning.

Matt Millroy gave up three hits, four walks, and six strikeouts in his five inning start for Jamestown. Jake Esch struggled in his three and two-thirds innings of work. He allowed five earned runs on five hits, three walks, and four strikeouts. Nick Wittgren gave up one hit and walked one in one-third of an inning.

Anthony Gomez had the best night at the plate for Jamestown, going 2-for-4 and driving in two runs. Pedro Mendoza added two hits and drove in a run as well. Cameron Flynn, Matt Juengel, Jesus Solorzano, Viosergy Rosa, and Juancito Martinez all had one hit each.

Wilfredo Soloan paced the Vermont batters at the dish, going 2-for-5 with two runs driven in. Christoper Bostick added two hits of his own. Rhett Stafford his his first home run of the year, finishing 1-for-4 on the night. Miguel Marte, Jacob Tanis, Austin Booker, and Sam Roberts all had one hit on the night.

Auburn 10 – Aberdeen 0
Nicholas Lee got the start for Auburn and worked six very good innings. He gave up one hit, walked two, and struck out three. Jake McGeary worked one perfect inning, striking out two. Cody Davis closed out the last two innings, striking out four.

Sebastian Vader struggled in his start for Aberdeen. He worked five innings allowing five runs (four earned) on nine hits, one walk, and three strikeouts. Jose Nivar did not fare much better, lasting two and one-third innings. He allowed five earned runs on five hits, one walk, and three strikeouts. Alex Schmarzo worked one and two-thirds of an inning, giving up one hit and striking out four.
Jerome Pena got the only hit for Aberdeen, going 1-for-4.

Jordan Poole was the only Auburn batter to not record a hit on the night. Estarlin Martinez led the Auburn batters at the plate, going 3-for-5 with two runs driven in. Josh Johnson added two hits and drove in two runs of his own. Tony Renda and Shawn Pleffner both added two hits and drove in a run. Mike McQuillan added three hits and drove in a run. Wander Ramos hit his third home run of the year for his only hit of the night, he also drove in two runs.

Mahoning Valley 7 – Lowell 4
Josh Martin got the start, and win, for Mahoning Valley. He worked five innings allowing two earned runs on three hits, one walk, and four strikeouts. Luis Morel worked three and two-thirds innings, allowing two earned runs on two hits, six walks, and five strikeouts. Louis Head struck out one in his one-third of an inning.

Mike Augilero lasted only one and two-thirds innings in his start for Lowell. He allowed four earned runs on five hits and three strikeouts. Francisco Taveras worked four and one-third innings, giving up four hits, one walk, and four strikeouts. Gregory Larson worked two innings allowing three earned runs on three hits, two walks, and two strikeouts. Kyle Kraus was perfect in his one inning of work, striking out one.

Oscar Perez had the best night at the plate for Lowell, going 1-for-4 with two runs driven in. Mike Miller, Deven Marrero, Dreily Guerrero, and Kendrick Perkins all had one hit each.

Charlie Valerio led the Mahoning Valley batters at the plate, going 2-for-5 with two doubles and three runs driven in. Robel Garcia added two hits and drove in one run. Joe Sever and Tyler Naquin both had three hits and drove in one run.

 

Game Recaps for July 11th

Brooklyn 0 – Connecticut 1
Hua-Wei Lo started on the mound for Connecticut and worked six very strong innings. He gave up three hits, walked three, and struck out five. Hunter Scantling worked a perfect inning, striking out two. Efrain Nieves struck out one in his one inning of work. Matt Davenport gave up one hit in his one inning of work. He got his first save of the year.

Julian Hilario got the start for Brooklyn and worked six good innings. He allowed one earned run on six hits and five strikeouts. Matthew Koch gave up one hit and struck out three in 1.2 innings of work. Tyler Vanderheiden worked a perfect one-third of an inning.

Jake Stewart had the best night at the plate for Connecticut, going 2-for-4 with a double and driving the only run of the game. Tyler Hanover, Danry Vasquez, Juaner Aguasvivas, Jordan Dean, and Brett Harrison all had one hit.

Alexander Sanchez paced the Cyclones batters, going 2-for-3 with a double. Phillip Evans and Kevin Plawecki both had one hit.

Vermont 2 – Jamestown 3
Andres Avila got the start, and loss, for Vermont. He worked five innings allowing three earned runs on five hits, two walks, and five strikeouts. Kristopher Hall tossed two innings, giving up one hit, walking two, and striking out two. Drew Gagnier gave up one hit, walked one, and struck out one in one inning.

Mason Hope got the start on the mound for Jamestown. He worked six innings allowing two runs (one earned) on seven hits, one walk, and three strikeouts. He got the win. Frankie Reed worked two innings, giving up one hit. Nick Wittgren got his sixth save of the year, giving up two hits and striking out two in one inning.

Cameron Flynn had the best night at the plate for Jamestown, going 3-for-4 with a double, home run, and drove in three runs. Viosergy Rosa, Matt Juengel, and Jesus Solorzano all had one hit for Jamestown.

Bruce Maxwell and Jacob Tanis both had two hits for Vermont. Tanis also drove in one run. Chad Lewis drove in one run while going 1-for-4. Christopher Bostick, Brett Vertigan, Wilfredo Solano, Diomedes Lopez, and Austin Booker all had one hit.

Batavia 4 – Hudson Valley 2
Kyle Barraclough started for Batavia and worked four good innings. He gave up two hits and struck out six. Corey Baker allowed two earned runs on three hits and one strikeout in one inning. Yunier Castillo got the win for his two perfect innings of work, striking out one. Brandon Creath worked 1.2 innings giving up one hit, walking one, and striking out two. Joseph Scanio worked one-third of an inning to get the save.

Jesse Hahn got the start for Hudson Valley and went three innings. He allowed three earned runs on five hits, one walk, and four strikeouts. Eduar Quinonez worked four innings, giving up four hits, one walk, and three strikeouts. Kris Carlson gave up one earned run on one hit, one walk, and one strikeout.

Joey Rickard paced the Hudson Valley batters, going 3-for-4 and driving in a run. Deshun Dixon, Ryan Dunn, and Justin O'Conner all had one hit.

Alex Mejia, Breyvic Valera, and Jordan Walton all had two hits on the night for Batavia. Jacob Wilson, Jesus Montero, David Washington, and Steven Ramos all had one hit. Montero, Washington, Ramos, and Walton all drove in one run.

Staten Island 2 – State College 3
Jeremy Bleich worked two innings in his start for Staten Island. He gave up one hit and struck out two. Evan Rutckyj got the loss for his six innings of work. He allowed three earned runs on seven hits, two walks, and six strikeouts.

Joely Rodriguez worked five innings in his start for State College. He gave up two runs (one earned) on four hits and three strikeouts. He got his second win of the year. Adrian Sampson worked three innings giving up two hits, one walk, and three strikeouts. Kyle Haynes got his second save of the year, working a perfect inning.

D.J. Crumlich led the State College batters at the dish, going 3-for-4 with a run driven in. Ryan Hornback went 2-for-4 and drove in a run. Jodaneli Carvajal, Barrett Barnes, and Walker Gourley all had one hit.

Matt Snyder had the best night at the plate for Staten Island, going 2-for-4 with two doubles and one run driven in. Taylor Dugas added two hits and drove in one run. Ravel Santana and Daniel Lopez both had one hit.

Tri-City 4 – Williamport 2
Joe Bircher worked six innings in his start for Tri-City. He allowed two runs (one earned) on six hits and five strikeouts. Jeremiah Meiners got the win for his four innings of work, giving up two hits, walking one, and four strikeouts. Blake Ford got his eighth save of the year, tossing one inning. He gave up one hit, one walk, and one strikeout.

Jordan Guth got the start, and loss, in his start. He worked six innings allowing four earned runs on eight hits and three strikeouts. Andre Kiner gave up one hit, one walk, and two strikeouts in two innings. Jeb Stefan worked one inning giving up one hit and one strikeout.

Roman Quinn led the Willliamsport batters, going 3-for-5 in the game. Christopher Serritella and Larry Greene both had two hits. Logan Moore and Tyler Greene both had one hit.

Ryan Dineen had the best night at the plate for Tri-City, going 2-for-4 with a double and a home run. Tyler Heineman went 2-for-4 with a run driven in. Andrew Alpin, Austin Elkins, Dan Gulbransen, Jesse Wierzbicki, Jarrod McKinney, and Joe Sclafani all had one hit. Heineman and Sclafani both drove in a run.

Auburn 9 – Aberdeen 5
Pedro Encarnacion was hit around in his 4.2 innings of work. He allowed four runs (three earned) on ten hits, one walk, and five strikeouts. Jason Smith got his third win of the year for his 1.1 innings of work. He allowed one earned run on two hits, one walk, and five strikeouts. Travis Henke worked two inning, striking out two. Elliott Waterman gave up two hits in two-thirds of an inning. Robert Benincasa worked a perfect one-third of an inning.

Juan Guzman worked five innings in his start for Aberdeen. He allowed two earned runs on five hits, two walks, and five strikeouts. Kenneth Wise worked 1.1 innings, allowing five runs (two earned) on two hits, four walks, and one hit. Bobby Wilkins allowed two runs (one earned) on four hits and one strikeout. Alex Schmarzo worked one inning, giving up one hit and striking out one.

Christian Walker had the best night at the plate for Aberdeen, going 2-for-5 with two runs. Jerome Pena added three hits and drove in a run himself. Joel Hutter, Torsten Boss, and Anthony Vega all had two hits on the night.

Jordan Poole led the Auburn batters, going 3-for-5 with a double and two runs driven in. Estarlin Martinez and Shawn Pleffner both had two hits on the night. Tony Renda, Wes Schill, Craig Manuel, Carlos Lopez, and Mike McQuillan all had one hit.

Mahoning Valley 4 - Lowell 5
Luis DeJesus started for Mahoning Valley and worked six innings. He allowed two earned runs on two hits, one walk, and five strikeouts. Cody Penny worked three innings, allowing one earned run on four hits and three strikeouts. Jack Wagoner walked one and struck out three in two innings of work. James Stokes worked 1.1 innings allowing two earned runs on two hits. Rafael Homblert gave up two hits to end the game.

Raynel Veltte worked four innings in his start for Lowell. He allowed one earned run on two hits, four walks, and three strikeouts. Yunior Ortega wokred 5.1 innings, allowing two earned runs on six hits and three strikeouts. Dylan Chavez worked 2.2 innings, giving up two hits and striking out one.

Mookie Betts and David Chester both had two hits and drove in two runs for Lowell. Matthew Gedman added three hits of his own and drove in a run. Williams Jerez added one hit as well.

Charlie Valerio had the best night at the plate for Mahoning Valley, going 2-for-4 with a home run and two runs driven in. Jairo Kelly and Aaron Siliga added three hits as well. Erik Gonzalez, Joe Sever, and Joseph Wendle all had one hit.

Game Recaps for July 9th

Aberdeen 2 – Tri-City 5
Mark Blackmar got the start for Aberdeen and worked 5.1 innings. He allowed two earned runs on five hits, four walks, and four strikeouts. Sander Beck worked 1.2 innings, allowing one unearned run on one hit and one strikeout. He got the loss, his second. Jose Nivar allowed two earned runs on one hit and four walks in one inning of work.

Juri Perez got the start on the mound for Tri-City and worked 6.2 innings. He allowed two earned runs on seven hits, three walks, and four strikeouts. Travis Ballew was perfect in his 1.1 innings of work. He got his third win of the year. Blake Ford worked one inning, walking one and striking out one. He got his seventh save of the year.

Jesse Wierzbicki had the best night at the plate for Tri-City, going 2-for-4 with a home run. Jarrod McKinney added two hits and drove in a run. Joe Sclafani drove in two runs while going 1-for-4. Andrew Alpin and Austin Elkins both had one hit each.

Christian Walker paced the Aberdeen batters at the plate, going 2-for-4 with two doubles. Doug Bream and Creede Simpson both had two hits. Anthony Vega added one hit.

Jamestown 5 – Brooklyn 2
Ramon Del Orbe started for Jamestown and went five good innings. He gave up two hits, walked two, and struck out four. Brian Ellington got the win for his two innings of work. He allowed two earned runs on two hits, one walk, and three strikeouts. Jheyson Manzueta walked one and struck out one in one-third of an inning. Nick Wittgren got his fifth save of the year, striking out two in 1.2 innings of work.

Hansel Robles worked 5.1 strong innings in his start for Brooklyn. He allowed one earned run on three hits, one walk, and seven strikeouts. David Wynn walked one and struck out one in two-thirds of an inning. Matthew Bowman allowed two earned runs on two hits and one strikeout in 1.1 innings of work. John Mincone gave up one hit in two-thirds of an inning of work. Timothy Peterson allowed two earned runs on four hits in one inning of work.

Phillip Evans had the best night at the plate for Brooklyn, going 1-for-4 with two runs driven in. Juan Carlos Gamboa, Brandon Nimmo, and Jeffrey Glenn all had one hit.

Yefri Perez paced the Jamestown batters at the plate, going 3-for-5 with two runs driven in. Juancito Martinez added two hits and drove in one run. Pedro Mendoz, Jesus Solorzano, and Viosergy Rosa each had one hit and drove in one run.

Williamsport 4 – Staten Island 9
Nicholas Hanson struggled in his start for Williamsport. He worked three innings allowing four earned runs on six hits, one walk, and one strikeout. Matthew Sisto worked 2.2 innings, allowing three runs (one earned), three hits, three walks, and two strikeouts. Steven Inch allowed two unearned runs on two hits, two walks, and two strikeouts in 1.1 innings. Geoff Broussard walked one and struck out two in one inning of work.

Gabriel Encinas got the start, and win, for Staten Island. He went five innings allowing one earned run on four hits, three walks, and one strikeout. Dietrich Enns worked one inning giving up two hits and striking out one. James Pazos allowed three runs (two earned) on three hits, two walks, and one strikeout. Charles Basford was perfect in two-thirds of an inning. Taylor Garrison worked one inning giving up one hit and striking out two.

Saxon Butler had the best night at the dish for Staten Island, going 2-for-2 with a double, home run, and three runs driven in. Ravel Santana and Exicardo Cayones both had two hits and drove in two runs. Claudio Custodio drove in one run with his one hit on the night.

Yan Olmo paced the Williamsport hitters, going 3-for-4 in the game. Larry Greene and Christopher Serritella both had two hits. Cameron Perkins, Mitch Walding, and Tyler Greene all had one hit on the night.

Connecticut 5 – Mahoning Valley 4
Jake Sisco started for Mahoning Valley and worked six quality innings. He gave up four hits, walked one, and struck out four. Robbie Aviles allowed two earned runs on three hits, one walk, and one strikeout. Louis Head allowed three runs (two earned) on four hits, one walk, and one strikeout in two innings.

Charles Gillies started for Connecticut and went four innings. He allowed four earned runs on five hits, two walks, and four strikeouts. Josh Turley gave up three hits, two walks, and three strikeouts in three innings. William Clinard got the win for his two innings of work. He gave up one hit, walked one, and struck out three.

Tyler Naquin led the Mahoning Valley batters at the plate, going 2-for-5 with two runs driven in. Jairo Kelly and Evan Frazar both had two hits on the night. Aaron Siliga, Richard Stock, and Robel Garcia all had one hit each.

Jordan Dean, Devon Travis, and Tyler Hanover all had two hits and one run driven in for Connecticut. Jake Stewart added two hits of his own. Danry Vasquez, Patrick Smith, and Bennett Pickar all had one hit.

Hudson Valley 4 – Auburn 1
Jeff Ames got the start, and win, for Hudson Valley. He worked five innings allowing one earned run on three hits and four strikeouts. Brandon Henderson gave up two hits and struck out four in 2.2 innings. Ryan Garton was perfect in his 1.1 innings of work, striking out two.

Blake Monar started on the mound for Auburn and worked 5.1 innings. He allowed two earned runs on five hits, three walks, and five strikeouts. Cody Davis gave up three hits and struck out one in two-thirds of an inning. Derek Self gave up one hit and struck out two in two innings of work. Elliott Waterman allowed two earned runs on one hit, two walks, and three strikeouts in one inning of work.

Craig Manuel had the best night at the plate for Auburn, going 2-for-4. Tony Renda, Estralin Martinez, and Spencer Kieboom all had one hit for Auburn. Kieboom drove in the only Auburn run.

Ryan Dunn paced the Hudson Valley batters at the plate, going 1-for-5 with a double and driving in three runs. Joey Rickard, Thomas Coyle, and Joel Caminero all had two hits on the night. Michael Williams, Jake DePew, and Leonard Reginatto all had one hit each.

Lowell 2 – Batavia 10
Pat Light started for Lowell and worked two innings, allowing two earned runs on five hits, one walk, and one strikeout. Zachary Good allowed five runs (two earned) on three hits and three walks in 2.2 innings. Tyler Wilson worked 1.1 innings allowing two earned runs on four hits and one strikeout. Braden Kapteyn allowed one earned run on one hit and one walk in one inning. Kyle Kraus gave up two hits and struck out two in one inning.

Brian O'Shea got the start, and win, for Batavia. He worked six innings giving up three hits and striking out three. Dyllon Nuernberg allowed one earned run on one hit and one strikeout in one inning. Lee Stoppleman worked a perfect inning. Bradon Creath allowed one earned run on one hit and three strikeouts in one inning.

David Bergin had the best night at the plate for Batavia, going 3-for-3 with three doubles and four runs driven in. Breyvic Valera, Patrick Wisdom, Jonathan Keener, and Steven Ramos all had two hits on the night.

David Chester drove in one run for Lowell with his only hit on the night, a home run. It was his third of the season. Mike Miller, Deven Marrero, Kendrick Perkins, and Williams Jerez all had one hit for Lowell.

State College 1 – Vermont 2
Jason Creasy worked five strong innings in his start for State College. He allowed one earned run on five hits and one strikeout. Emmanuel De Leon worked two innings giving up two hits, walking one, and striking out four. Logan Penvy allowed one earned run on one hit, two walks, and one strikeout in two-thirds of an inning. Jordan Cooper closed out the last one-third of an inning.

Julio Ramos was nearly perfect in his start for Vermont. He tossed three innings walking one and striking out one. Deyvi Jiminez worked three innings allowing one earned run on three hits and striking out one. Seth Streich gave up one hit and struck out one in one inning. Ryan Dull got the win for his perfect inning of work. Tucker Healy gave up one hit and walked one in one-third of an inning. Nate Eppley got the save for his two-thirds of an inning of work, striking out one.

Miguel Marte and Sam Roberts both had two hits on the night for Vermont. John Wooten, Wilfredo Solano, Diomedes Lopez, and Jensi Peralta all had one hit on the night. Wooten and Marte both drove in a run.

Walker Gourley had the best night at the plate for State College, going 2-for-4. Ryan Hornback, Chris Diaz, and Jacob Stallings all had one hit for the Spikes.

 

Game Recaps for July 8th

Lowell 2 – Batavia 4
Mike Augliera was good in his two inning start for Lowell. He gave up one hit and struck out one. Francisco Taveras worked four innings, allowing four earned runs on five hits, four walks, and six strikeouts. He got the loss. Gregory Larson was perfect in his two innings, striking out four.

Joe Cuda got the start for Batavia and worked six innings. He gave up five hits, two walks, and five strikeouts. Jose Almarante allowed two runs (one earned) on three hits and two strikeouts in one inning.
Joseph Scanio got the save for his two innings, striking out one and giving up one hit.

Alex Meija led the Batavia batters at the plate, going 2-for-4 with a double. Patrick Wisdom drove in two runs while going 1-for-4 with a double. David Bergin and Steven Ramos both drove in one run with one hit.

Deven Marrero was perfect at the plate for Lowell, going 3-for-3 with a run driven in. Mike Miller added three hits of his own. Williams Jerez went 2-for-4 on the night.

Williamsport 11 – Staten Island 8
Taylor Morton started for Staten Island and was shelled in two innings of work. He allowed ten runs on eight hits and two walks. Derek Varndore worked three innings, giving up three hits, walking two, and striking out two. Evan DeLuca tossed two innings, allowing one unearned run on two hits and two walks. Dietrich Enns gave up one hit and struck out two in two innings.

Josh Warner got the start, and win, in his start for Willliamsport. He worked five innings allowing four earned runs on six hits, three walks, and six strikeouts. James Birmingham allowed four earned runs on four hits in two-thirds of an inning. Jeb Stefan worked 2.1 innings giving up one hit and striking out two. Zach Cooper gave up one hit and struck out two in one inning.

Saxon Butler paced the Staten Island batters, going 2-for-5 with a double, home run, and two runs driven in. Claudio Custodio added three hits of his own. Matt Snyder, Taylor Dugas, and Matthew Durran all had one hit.

Brian Pointer had the best night at the plate for Williamsport, going 2-for-4 with two home runs and driving in six. Larry Greene had three hits of his own. Mitch Walding and Zach Taylor both had two hits.

Aberdeen 10 – Tri-City 5
David Richardson started for Aberdeen and went five innings. He allowed four runs (two earned) on five hits, three walks, and two strikeouts. Alex Schmarzo walked one in two innings. Bobby Wilkins allowed one earned run on four hits and two strikeouts.

Brian Holmes struggled in his start for Tri-City allowing seven earned runs on six hits, four walk, and four strikeouts in 3.1 innings. Juan Minaya worked 1.2 innings allowing two runs (one earned) on three hits and three strikeouts. Jamaine Cotton worked three innings, giving up two hits and striking out five.
John Neely tossed on inning, giving up two hits and allowing one unearned run.

Joe Sclafani drove in two runs while going 2-for-4. Andrew Alpin had three hits on the night. Jesse Wierzbicki drove in one run with his one hit.

Roberto Ortiz drove in three runs while going 2-for-4 with a double. Joel Hutter and Jerome Pena both had two hits and drove in two runs. Torsten Boss and Roderick Bernabina both drove in one run with one hit.

Jamestown 5 – Brooklyn 2
Helpi Reyes started for Jamestown and worked five innings. He allowed one earned run on four hits, one walk, and five strikeouts. Jake Esch worked four innings allowing one earned run on one hit, one walk, and six strikeouts.

Luis Cessa worked 5.2 innings in his start for Brooklyn. He allowed two earned runs on four hits, two walks, and three strikeouts. Beck Wheeler allowed three earned runs on two hits, two walks, and one strikeout in two-thirds of an inning. Ernesto Yanez worked 2.2 innings, giving up two hits and one strikeout.

Jayce Boyd had the best night at the plate for Brooklyn, going 2-for-3 with a run driven in. Stefan Sabol, Kevin Plawecki, and Cole Frenzel all had one hit on the night.

Viosergy Rosa paced the Jamestown batters going 1-for-4 driving in two runs. Yefri Perez, Felix Munoz, and Juancito Martinez all had two hits on the night. Pedro Mendoza, Felix Munoz, and Juancito Martinez all drove in one run.

Connecticut 4 – Mahoning Valley 5
Endry Briceno started for Connecticut and went 3.2 innings. He allowed four earned runs on four hits, three walks, and two strikeouts. Angel Nesbitt tossed 3.1 innings, giving up four hits, one walk, and three strikeouts. Eric Heckaman allowed one earned run on two walks and two strikeouts in 3.2 innings. He got the loss. Joe Rogers gave up one hit to end the game.

Geoffrey Davenport went six innings in his start for Mahoning Valley. He allowed one earned run on six hits and three strikeouts. James Stokes allowed two earned runs on two hits and one walk in one inning. Rafael Homblert worked one inning allowing one earned run on two hits and one walk. Enosil Tejeda gave up one hit, walked one, and struck out one in two innings. Jack Wagoner worked one inning giving up one hit and struck out one.

Aaron Siliga had the best night at the plate for Mahoning Valley, going 3-for-5 with two runs driven in. Tyler Naquin and Charlie Valerio both had one hit and one run driven in. Robel Garcia and Juan Romero both had one hit.

Jordan Dean, Devon Travis, and Tyler Hanover all had two hits on the night for Connecticut. Danry Vasquez, Jordan Dean, and Zach Kirksey all drove in one run.

Hudson Valley 7 - Auburn 2
Taylor Guerrieri worked three innings in his start for Hudson Valley, giving up one hit and striking out two. Jose Molina worked three innings, giving up three hits and one strikeout. Dylan Floro worked two innings, allowing one unearned run on three hits and one strikeout. Shay Crawford allowed one earned run on one hit in one inning.

Taylor Jordan worked three innings for his start for Auburn. He allowed three earned runs on five hits and four strikeouts. Brian Rauh allowed one earned run on five hits, two walks, and four strikeouts in five innings. John Peters worked two-thirds of an inning, allowing one earned run on one hit and one walk. Bryan Harper allowed two earned runs on four hits in one-third of an inning.
Carlos Alvarez paced the Auburn batters,going 3-for-4 with a double. Jordan Poole drove in a run while going 1-for-2. Tony Renda, Shawn Pleffner, and Stephen Perez all had one hit.

Thomas Coyle led the Hudson Valley batters, going 2-for-5 with two runs driven in. Deshun Dixon, Ryan Dunn, and Justin O'Conner all had two hits. Marty Gantt added three hits of his own. O'Conner, Jake DePew, Dunn, Dixon, and Leonardo Reginatto all drove in one run.

State College 2 – Vermont 8
Clay Holmes started for State College and worked five good innings. He allowed one hit, one walk, and two strikeouts. Josh Smith worked 1.1 innings allowing three runs (two earned) on three hits and one strikeout. Kyle Haynes worked two-thirds of an inning allowing five earned runs on six hits, one walk, and one strikeout. Pat Ludwig worked one inning giving up one hit and one strikeout.

Tyler Vail started on the mound for Vermont and worked four innings. He allowed two runs (one earned) on five hits, one walk, and two strikeouts. Logan Chitwood gave up one hit, walked one, and struck out one in two innings. Stuart Pudenz worked two perfect innings, striking out two. Austin House walked one and struck out one in one inning.

Rhett Stanford had the best night of the Vermont hitters, going 2-for-4 with three runs driven in. Austin Booker drove in two runs while going 1-for-3. Wilfredo Solano and Chad Lewis both had two hits on the night.

Ryan Hornback and D.J. Crumlich both had two hits on the night for State College. Samuel Gonzalez and Alex Fuselier both had one hit on the night.

 

Game Recaps for July 7th

Jamestown 6 - Brooklyn 3
Matt Millroy started on the mound for Jamestown and worked four innings. He allowed two runs (one earned) on four hits, three walks, and four strikeouts. Frankie Reed got his first win of the year for his three innings of work. He gave up one hit and struck out one. Nick Wittgren got his fourth save of the year, allowing one earned run on three hits and two strikeouts in two innings.

Luis Mateo got the loss in his start for Brooklyn. He tossed six innings allowing four earned runs on seven hits and eight strikeouts. Paul Sewald worked two innings giving up two hits and two strikeouts. Darwin Frias worked one inning allowing two runs (one earned) on three hits.

Juan Carlos Gamboa led the Brooklyn batters, going 2-for-5 with a double. Dimas Ponce, Stefan Sabol, and Brandon Nimmo all drove in a run and had one hit.

Anthony Gomez paced the Jamestown hitters, going 3-for-4 and driving in three runs. Jesus Solorzano, Juancito Martinez, and Viosergy Rosa all had two hits.

State College 2 – Vermont 4
J.C. Menna started on the mound for Vermont and worked six innings. He allowed two earned runs on five hits, one walk, and four strikeouts. Kristopher Hall worked two innings, walking one and striking out five. Tucker Healy got the win for his one inning of work, giving up one hit and striking out two.

Luis Heredia got the start for State College, working five innings allowing two runs (one earned) on five hits, one walk, and four strikeouts. Lance Breedlove worked two perfect innings, striking out two.
Thomas Harlan got the loss, his third of the season for his 2.2 innings of work. He allowed two earned runs on two hits and four strikeouts.

Wilfredo Solano had the best night at the plate for Vermont, going 2-for-4 with a run driven in. Christopher Bostick, Brett Vertigan, Bruce Maxwell, Chad Lewis, and Dayton Alexander all had one hit.

Chris Diaz led the State College batters, going 2-for-4. Jodaneli Carvajal, D.J. Crumlich, and Alex Fuselier all added on hit each.

Lowell 0 - Batavia 3
Tyler Melling started for Batavia and went six innings. He gave up seven hits and struck out five. Kevin Jacob worked two innings, walking one batter. Yunier Castillo gave up one hit and struck out two in two innings. He got his third save of the year.

Justin Haley worked two perfect innings in his start for Lowell, striking out two. William Cuevas worked four innings allowing three earned runs on six hits, one walk, and four strikeouts. Leandro Marin worked two innings, walking one and striking out three.

Batavia was led at the plate by Patrick Wisdom, going 2-for-3 with a double. David Washington drove in two runs while going 1-for-3. Jesus Montero, Steven Ramos, and Alex Mejia all had one hit on the night.

Mike Miller and Aneury Tavarez both had two hits on the night for Lowell. Deven Marrero, J.T. Watkins, Williams Jerez, and Zach Kapstein all had one hit on the night.

Connecticut 3 - Mahoning Valley 5
Edgar De La Rosa started for Connecticut and struggled through 4.1 innings. He allowed five runs (four earned) on eight hits, two walks, and five strikeouts. Alex Philips worked 1.2 perfect innings, striking out one. Jake Sabol worked one inning, giving up two hits. Tim Kelley tossed one inning, giving up one hit, walking one, and striking out two.

Josh Martin started for Mahoning Valley and went five innings. He allowed three runs (two earned) on five and three strikeouts. Jacob Lee worked three innings, giving up two hits and striking out three. Luis Head struck out one in his one inning of work.

Marcus Bradley and Aaron Siliga both had three hits on the night for Mahoning Valley. Siliga also drove in one run. Jairo Kelly drove in two runs while collecting one hit on the night. Charlie Valerio, Mitch Nilsson, and Hunter Jones all had one hit.

Danry Vasquez had the best night at the plate for Connecticut, going 2-for-4 with a home run and three runs driven in. Tyler Hanover and Jordan Dean both had one hit. Bennett Pickar had two hits of his own.

Aberdeen 2 - Tri-City 8
Jaime Esquivel started on the mound for Aberdeen. He went three innings allowing six runs (four earned) on three hits and six walks. Kenneth Wise worked two innings, giving up three hits, walking one, and striking out one. Enrico Jimenez tossed three innings, allowing two unearned runs on one hit, five walks, and one strikeout.

Aaron West got the start for Tri-City and worked five good innings. He gave up two hits, walked one, and struck out three. Lance Day worked two-thirds of an inning, allowing two earned runs on three hits. Kenny Long worked 1.1 innings, striking out two. Brad Propst worked two innings, giving up one hit.

Tyler Heineman and Andrew Alpin both had two hits for Tri-City. Alpin also drove in two runs. Nieko Johnson, Jesse Wierzbicki, and Joe Sclafani all had one hit on the night.

Torsten Boss had the best night at the plate for Aberdeen, going 2-for-3 and driving in two runs. Anthony Vega, Creede Simpson, Roderick Bernadina, and Will Howard all had one hit.

Williamsport 4 - Staten Island 7
Delvin Perez started for Williamsport, struggling through three innings. He allowed seven runs (six earned) on three hits, six walks, and one strikeout. Jonathan Musser tossed three innings, giving up one hit and walking two. Andre Kiner gave up one hit, walked two, and struck out two in two innings.
Corey Black got the start on them mound for Staten Island and worked 2.2 innings. He allowed two unearned runs on two hits, two walks, and three strikeouts. Alex Smith worked 1.1 perfect innings. Tim Flight tossed four innings, allowing two unearned runs on five hits, one walk, and six strikeouts. Eric Erickson got the save, striking out one in his one inning of work.

Peter O'Brien and Claudio Custodio both had one hit and drove in two runs for Staten Island. Taylor Dugas, Wes Wilson, and Jose Rosario all had one hit.

Christopher Serritella and Yan Olmo both had two hits for Williamsport. Serritella drove in two runs with his fourth home run of the year. Cameron Perkins, Brian Pointer, and Roman Quinn all had one hit.

Hudson Valley 7 - Auburn 8
Sean Bierman started on the mound for Hudson Valley and went five innings. He allowed three earned runs on five hits, one walk, and four strikeouts. Ian Kendall worked 2.2 innings allowing two earned runs on three hits, two walks, and four strikeouts. Marcus Jensen worked 2.1 innings, allowing three earned runs on four hits, four walks, and two strikeouts. He took the loss. Rob Finneran gave up one hit in his outing.

Brett Mooneyham went 1.2 innings in his start for Auburn, giving up one hit, walking two, and striking out two. Silvio Medina allowed five runs (one earned) on four hits, four walks, and four strikeouts in 4.2 innings. Robert Benincasa worked 1.1 innings allowing two earned runs on four hits and three strikeouts. Travis Henke got the win for his 2.1 innings of work, giving up one hit, walking thee, and striking out one.

Wander Ramos led the Auburn batters, going 2-for-3 with a double, home run, and two runs driven in. Estarlin Martinez and Shawn Pleffner added two hits. Angelberth Montilla added three hits of his own.

Leonardo Reginatto, Deshun Dixon, Justin O'Conner all had two hits on the day for Hudson Valley. Luke Maile drove in three runs while going 1-for-3. Marty Gantt, Thomas Coyle, and Charles Epperson all had one hit on the night.

Game Recaps for July 6th

State College 3 – Tri-City 1
Jake Burnett started for State College and worked five good innings. He allowed one earned run on five hits and two strikeouts. Dalton Friend worked three innings, giving up one hit and two strikeouts. Logan Pevny got the save, giving up one hit in his one inning of work.

Vincent Velasquez worked five innings in his start for Tri-City. He allowed three run (two earned) on five hits, three walks and four strikeouts. Jeremiah Meiners worked three innings, walking one and striking out two. Blake Ford walked one and struck out one in his one inning.

Jesse Wierzbicki collected two hits, going 2-for-4 with a home run and a run driven in. Andrew Alpin also had two hits. Dan Gulbransen, Jarrod McKinney, M.P. Cokinos all had one hit for Tri-City.

State College was led at the plate by Barrett Barnes, going 2-for-3 with a home run and one run driven in. Jacob Stallings, Walker Gourley, Jodaneli Carvajal all had one hit.

Connecticut 3- Batavia 4
Montreal Robertson started for Connecticut and got the loss. He worked 6.2 innings allowing four earned runs on five hits, one walk, and four strikeouts. Matt Davenport worked the next 1.1 innings, giving up one hit and striking out one.

Ben Freeman started on the mound for Batavia and went 5.1 innings. He allowed three earned runs on seven hits, one walk, and two strikeouts. Corey Baker got the win for his 1.2 innings of work, giving up one hit and striking out two. Lee Stoppelman got his second save of the year. He went two innings giving up two hits and striking out four.

Jacob Wilson paced the Batavia hitters, going 2-for-4 on the night. Gary Apelian drove in two runs with his only hit of the night, a home run. Matthew Young and Jesus Montero both drove in one run.

Tyler Hanover and Patrick Smith both went 2-for-4 on the night for Connecticut. Jake Stewart went 1-for-5, slugging his second home run of the year. Devon Travis and Luis Cortez both collected one hit on the night.

Jamestown 0 – Staten Island 3
Blake Logan started for Jamestown and worked four innings. He gave up one hit, walked one, and struck out three. Ryan Newell got the loss for his two-thirds of an inning of work, allowing one earned run on one hit, two walks, and two strikeouts. Beau Wright worked 1.1 innings, giving up one hit, walking two, and striking out two. Bryan Berglun walked two and struck out two in his one inning of work. Miguel Fermin worked one inning, allowing two unearned runs on two hits and one walk.

Jeremy Bleich worked two innings in his start for Staten Island tonight. He gave up one hit, walked one, and struck out two. Andrew Benak got the win for his five innings of work. He gave up three hits, walked one, and struck out three. James Pazos walked one and struck out one in one inning of work. Tyler Garrison worked one perfect inning.

Daniel Lopez had the best night at the plate for State Island, going 2-for-4 with a triple and driving in three runs. Taylor Dugas, Exicardo Cayones, and Matthew Duran all added one hit.

Yefri Perez, Viosergy Rosa, Kentrell Dewitt, and Juancito Martinez all had one hit for Jamestown.

Hudson Valley 3 – Vermont 5
Matthew Span got the start, and loss, for Hudson Valley tonight. He worked six innings allowing five runs (four earned) on eight hits and one strikeout. Jose Molina gave up one hit and struck out one in one inning of work. Kris Carlson worked a perfect inning.

Brent Powers got the start for Vermont and went three innings. He allowed one unearned run on three hits, one walk, and one strikeout. Seth Streich worked 1.2 innings, allowing one unearned run on three hits, one walk, and one strikeout. Nate Eppley got the two inning save, allowing one unearned run on on hit and three strikeouts.

Christopher Bostick, Brett Vertigan, and Wilfredo Solano all had two hits on the night for Vermont. Solano also drove in a run. Jacon Tanis drove in two runs while going 1-for-4 at the plate. Dayton Alexander also drove in a run for Vermont.

Thomas Coyle and Ryan Dunn both had two hits for Hudson Valley. Jake DePew, Deshun Dixon, Leonardo Reginatto, and Marty Gantt all had one hit for HudsonValley.

Lowell 6 – Auburn 7
Raynel Velette started for Lowell and worked 4.2 innings. He allowed two earned runs on three hits, five walks, and four strikeouts. Tyler Wilson worked 2.1 innings, allowing two earned runs on four hits, one walk, and two strikeouts. Dylan Chavez was handed his second loss for his 1.1 innings of work. He allowed three unearned runs on three hits and two strikeouts.

Nicholas Lee started on the mound for Auburn and worked 5.1 innings. He allowed three runs (two earned) on four hits, two walks, and five strikeouts. Cody Davis worked two innings, allowing three earned runs on three hits, one walk, and two strikeouts. Elliott Watterman got the win for his 1.2 innings of work, giving up one hit and striking out two.

Estarlin Martinez had the best night at the plate for Auburn, going 2-for-5 with a double and three runs driven in. Shawn Pleffner added three hits of his own. Carlos Alvarez added two hits as well.

J.T. Watkins made the most of his one hit for Lowell, driving in three with his first home run of the year. Deven Marrero and Mike Miller both added two hits on the night. Kendrick Perkins and Jason Thompson both had one hit on the night.

Aberdeen 7 – Mahoning Valley 6
Sebastian Vader started for Aberdeen and worked three innings. He allowed three earned runs on five hits, two walk, and two strikeouts. Sander Beck also went three innings, allowing two runs (one earned) on two hits, one walk, and three strikeouts. Bobby Wilkins tossed two innings, giving up two this, walking one, and three strikeouts. He got the win. Jose Nivar worked one inning, allowing one earned run on two hits, one walk, and one strikeout. He got the save.

Ryan Merritt struggled in his 3.2 innings of work for Mahoning Valley. He allowed four runs (three earned) on eight hits, two walks, and three strikeouts. Cody Penny worked 2.1 perfect innings, striking out one. Jack Wagoner worked two innings, allowing two earned runs on two hits and one strikeout. Enosil Tejeda worked one inning, allowing one earned run on one hit, one walk, and one strikeout.

Joseph Wendle led Mahoning Valley at the plate, going 2-for-5 with a double. Charlier Valerio went 3-for-4 with a run driven in. Marcus Bradley, Jairo Kelly, and Joe Sever all had one hit.
Roderick Bernadina and Creede Simpson both had three hits on then night for Aberdeen. Bernadina also drove in three runs. Torsten Boss drove in two runs with a pinch-hit home run, his third. Joel Hutter and Roberton Ortiz both added one hit.

Williamsport 6 – Brooklyn 7
Luis Gonzalez started for Williamsport and went five innings. He allowed three runs (one earned) on four hits, one walk, and four strikeouts. Nicholas Hanson worked 1.2 innings, allowing three runs (two earned) on one hit and two strikeouts. Geoff Broussard tossed 2.1 innings, giving up one hit, walking one, and striking out two. James Birmingham got the loss for his 1.1 innings of work, allowing one earned run on one hit, three walks, and one strikeout.

Gabriel Ynoa tossed six innings in his start for Brooklyn, allowing six earned runs on eight hits and six strikeouts. Beck Wheeler gave up one hit and one strikeout in one inning. David Wynn worked two innings, walking two and striking out three. John Mincone got the win for his two perfect innings of work, striking out five.

Brooklyn hitters were led at the plate by Kevin Plaweck, going 2-for-4. Brandon Nimmo added two hits as he saw his average climb above .200. Jayce Boyd, Eudy Pina, and Richie Rodriguez all added one hit.

Chace Numata led the Williamsport hitters, going 2-for-5. Christopher Serritella hit his third home run of the year with his only hit of the night. Mitch Walding, Roman Quinn, Larry Greene, Zach Taylor, and Steven Malcom all had one hit.

 

Game Recaps for July 5th

Jamestown 1 - Staten Island 2
Mason Hope started for Jamestown and worked five innings. He allowed two earned runs on four hits and two strikeouts. He was handed his second loss of the season. Jake Esch worked three innings, giving up three hits, walking one and striking out one.

Evan Rutckyj worked six innings in his start for Staten Island tonight. He allowed one earned run on four hits, one walk and four strikeouts. He upped his record to 2-1 on the year. Conor Mullee did not record an out, nor give up a hit, walk, run, or strikeout before being lifted. Dietrich Enns worked two innings, striking out two. James Pazos got the save, striking out one in one inning of work.

Matt Snyder led the Staten Island batters, going 2-for-3. Saxon Butler drove in a run, going 1-for-3 on the night and hitting his fourth home run of the year. Claudio Custodio, Exicardo Cayones, Isaias Tejada, and Ravel Santan all had one hit each.

Yefri Perez and Pedro Mendoza both had two hits tonight. They were the only Jamestown batters to record a hit.

State College 2 - Tri-City 1
Joely Rodriguez started on the mound for State College and worked five innings, giving up one hit and striking out one. Emmanuel De Leon worked two innings, allowing one earned run on three hits. Jordan Cooper struck out one in his one inning of work.

Brady Rodgers started for Tri-City going 4.1 innings. He allowed two runs (one earned) on five hits, three walks and six strikeouts. Travis Ballew worked 3.2 innings, giving up one hit, walking one and striking out three. Kenny Long walked one and struck out two in his two innings of work.

Austin Elkins paced the Tri-City hitters on the night, going 3-for-4. Jesse Wierzbicki and Jarrod McKinney were the only other ValleyCat hitters to get a hit.

Barret Barnes and Samuel Gonzalez both had two hits on the night for State College. Jodaneli Carvajal and Walker Gourley both had one hit in the game. Carvajal and Barnes drove in the two runs for State College.

Hudson Valley 6 - Vermont 0
Reinaldo Lopez got the start, and win, for Hudson Valley. He tossed five innings giving up four hits and striking out four. Brandon Henderson worked 2.1 innings, giving up four hits and striking out four. Ryan Garton worked 1.2 perfect innings, striking out four.

Andres Avila struggled in his start for Vermont tonight. He went five innings, allowing five runs (four earned) on six hits, two walks, and two strikeouts. Drew Gagnier worked 2.2 innings, allowing one unearned run on one hit, two walks and one strikeout. Kurt Wunderlich tossed 1.1 innings, striking out one.

Austin Booker and Bruce Maxwell both had two hits on the night for Vermont. Kelvin Rojas and Brett Vertigan both added one hit each.

Deshun Dixon paced the Hudson Valley batters at the plate, going 3-for-3 with a run driven in. Justin O'Conner hit his second home run of the year for his only hit of the night, a three-run shot. Luke Maile, Thomas Coyle, Joel Caminero, and Leonardo Reginatto all had one hit each.

Williamsport 5 - Brooklyn 4
Jordan Guth started for Williamsport and tossed five good innings. He allowed one unearned run on three hits and two strikeouts. He got the win. Matthew Sisto worked one inning, allowing two unearned runs on three hits and one strikeout. Zach Cooper allowed one earned run on one hit, three walks and two strikeouts in 2.1 innings. Jeb Stefan got the save, striking out two in two-thirds of an inning of work.

Rainy Lara got mixed results in his start for Brooklyn. He allowed four earned runs on nine hits, one walk and nine strikeouts. Beck Wheeler worked one inning, walking one batter. Timothy Peterson allowed one unearned run on three hits, one walk and one strikeout. Tyler Vanderheiden worked one inning, giving up one hit and striking out one.

Juan Carlos Gamboa led the Brooklyn batters, going 2-for-5 with a home run and a run driven in. Brandon Nimmo, Cole Frenzel, and Stefan Sabol, Jayce Boyd, and Jonathan Clark all had one hit each.

Larry Greene and Roman Quinn both had three hits in the game for Williamsport. Christoper Serritella, Cameron Perkins, and Mitch Walding all had two hits on the night. Serritella also drove in three runs.

Connecticut 2 - Batavia 8
Jack Duffey got the start, and loss, for Connecticut tonight. He worked three innings allowing four earned runs on six hits, two walk, and two strikeouts. William Clinard worked three innings, allowing one earned run on two hits and two strikeouts. Efrain Nieves struggled in his two innings of work, allowing three earned runs on three hits and one strikeout.

Tim Cooney got the start for Batavia and worked two innings. He allowed two earned runs on five hits and four strikeouts. Kyle Helisek got the win for his four strong innings of work, giving up four hits and striking out three. Dyllon Nuernber worked one inning, giving up one hit. Brandon Creath struck out two in his one inning.

Breyvic Valera led the Muckdogs hitters at the plate, going 3-for-5 with a run driven in. Jacob Wilson and Jesus Montero both added two hits each. Mondtero and Patrick Wisdom both drove in two runs. Matthew Young, Jacob Wilson, Breyvic Valera, and Jonathan Keener all drove in one run.

Jordan Dean, Jake Stewart, and Tyler Hanover all had two hits on the night for Connecticut. Juaner Aguasvivas and Devon Travis both added one hit.

Aberdeen 4 - Mahoning Valley 11
Cameron Coffey struggled in his start for Aberdeen tonight. He went two innnings, allowing five earned runs on six hits and four strikeouts. Dustin Ward did not fare much better, allowing six earned runs on five hits, four walks and three strikeouts in two innings. Alex Schmarzo worked four innings, givnig up on hit and striking out one.

Luis DeJesus got the start, and win, for Mahoning Valley. He worked five innings allowing one earned run on five hits, four walks and one strikeout. Luis Encarnacion did not pitch well in his one inning of work, allowing three earned runs on five hits and one walk. Louis Head tossed two perfect innings, striking out two. James Stokes worke one inning to close out the game.

Jairo Kelly, Joe Sever, Aaron Siliga, and Robel Garcia all had two hits in the game. Jairo Kelly and Rober Garcia both drove in two runs. Juan Romero drove in three runs while going 1-for-3 with a triple.

Lowell 1 - Auburn 9
David Fischer was nearly perfect in his start for Auburn tonight. He turned in four innings walking one and striking out two. Jason Smith got his second win of the year for his three innings of work, allowing one earned run on two hits and one strikeout. John Peters walked one and struck out one in his two innings.

Yunior Ortega went five innings in his start for Lowell, allowing three earned runs on five hits, three walks, and two strikeouts. He got the loss. Jadd Schmeltzer was shelled in his one-third of an inning, allowing seven earned runs on five hits and two walks. Braden Kapetn tossed 2.2 innings giving up one hit, walking one, and striking out three.

Craig Manuel paced the Auburn batters at the plate, going 3-for-4 while driving in a run. Jordan Poole and Stephen Perez both added two hits. Carlos Alvarez and Shawn Pleffner both drove in two runs.

Mookie Betts led the Lowell batters at the plate, going 1-for-3 with a double and a run driven in. Kendrick Perkins was the only other Lowell batter to record a hit.

 

Game Recaps for July 1st

Auburn 1 – Jamestown 7
Blake Logan started for Jamestown and tossed three quality innings, walking one and striking out three. Ryan Newell worked two innings, giving up one hit, walking two and striking out one. He got the win. Collin Cargill worked two innings, allowing one earned run on two hits, one walk, and one strikeout. Sean Donatello closed out the last two innings, giving up on hit, walking one, and striking out two.

Gregory Baez did not last long in his start for Auburn. In one-third of an inning he allowed five earned runs on five hits. Elliot Waterman worked 2.2 innings, giving up one hit and walking three. John Peters gave up two hits and struck out one in his two innings of work. Cody Davis worked the last three innings, giving up two earned runs on seven hits and two strikeouts.

Yefri Perez led the Jamestown hitters going 3-for-5 with a double. Pedro Mendoza and Matt Juengel both had two hits and drove in two runs. Visoergy Rosa, Jose Behar, and Cameron Flynn all added two hits.

Jordan Poole had half of the hits for Auburn on the night, going 2-for-4. Stephen Perez and Angelbert Montilla had the other two hits.

Brooklyn 3 – Hudson Valley 0
Luis Mateo got the start for Brooklyn and worked six very good innings, giving up three hits and striking out six. He got his third win of the season. David Wynn worked two perfect innings, striking out three. Tyler Vanerheiden got his fourth save of the year, giving up three hits in one inning of work.

Matthew Spann worked six innings in his start for Hudson Valley, allowing four runs (one earned) on four hits, one walk, and two strikeouts. Brandon Henderson worked the last three innings, walking one and striking out three.

Thomas Coyle had the best day at the plate for Hudson Valley, going 3-for-4. Marty Gantt, Luke Maile, and Michael Williams all added one hit each.

Cole Frenzel went 1-for-3 at the plate driving in a run. Dimas Ponce, Richie Rodriguez, and Stefan Sabol all collected one hit.

Mahoning Valley 9 – Williamsport 1
Jonathan Musser struggled with his control in his start for Williamsport. He worked two innings allowing two earned runs on four hits and five walks. Luis Gonzalez worked 3.2 innings, allowing five runs (four earned) on five hits, two walks and five strikeouts. Zach Cooper allowed two runs (one earned) on four hits, one walk, and one strikeout in 2.1 innings. Jeb Stefan got an inning of work and struck out two batters.

Ryan Merritt started for Mahoning Valley and worked six good innings, giving up six hits, walking one and striking out four. He picked up his second win of the year. Rafael Homblert worked one inning allowing one earned run on one hits, one walk and one strikeout. Cody Penny workd 1.1 innings, giving up one hit, walking one, and striking out one. Luis Encarnacion worked two-thirds of an inning, giving up one hit, walking one, and striking out two.

Roman Quinn, Trey Ford, and Larry Greene all had two hits for Williamsport. Christoper Serritella, Mitch Walding, and Logan Moore had one hit each.

Robel Garcia was the only Mahoning Valley batter to not record a hit in the game. Joseph Wendle had the best game at the plate, going 3-for-6 with a double and driving in four runs. Tyler Naquin also added three hits. Jairo Kelly went 2-for-4 and drove in a run. Charlie Valerio drew three walks on the day, going 1-for-3.

Tri-City 6 – Lowell 3
Aaron West got the start for Tri-City and worked 4.2 innings allowing two earned runs on six hits and five strikeouts. Jeremiah Meiners got the win for his 2.1 innings of work. He allowed one earned run on three hits and four strikeouts. Kenny Long worked one inning, giving up one hit and striking out three. Blake Ford got his fifth save of the year, working one inning and striking out one.

Raynel Velette worked five innings in his start for Lowell. He allowed two earned runs on four hits, two walks, and four strikeouts. Leandro Marin worked one inning, allowing two unearned runs on three hits, one walk, and one strikeouts. He was handed the loss. Gregory Larson tossed two innings, allowing two runs (one earned) on three hits, one walk, and one strikeout. Kevin Brahney worked one inning, giving up two hits and one strikeout.

Kendrick Perkins and Mookie Betts both collected two hits and drove in a run. Williams Jerez and Oscar Perez both had two hits on the night as well. Deven Marrero and Mike Miller had one hit each.

Jobduan Morales had the best night at the plate for Tri-City going 2-for-5 with a home run and driving in two. Dan Gulbransen, Ryan Dineen, and Joe Ssclafani all had two hits on the night. 

Staten Island 4 – Aberdeen 8
Jaime Esquivel started for Aberdeen and worked five innings. He allowed three runs (two earned) on four hits, two walks, and eight strikeouts. Jose Nivar worked two innings, allowing one unearned run on four walks and one strikeout. Bobby Wilkins tossed two perfect innings, striking out three.

Andrew Benak started on the mound for Staten Island and went three innings. He allowed four runs (three earned) on five hits, two walks, and two strikeouts. Charles Basford worked one inning, allowing two earned runs on four hits and two strikeouts. Alex Smith worked two innings allowing two earned runs on two hits, one walk, and one strikeout. Eric Erickson worked the last two innings, striking out two.

Creede Simpson was the only IronBirds hitter to not record a hit. Ronnie Welty had the best night at the plate for Aberdeen, going 2-for-3 with a home run and three runs driven in. Roderick Bernadina added three hits of his own.

Saxon Butler had half of the Staten Island hits, going 2-for-3 with a run driven in. Taylor Dugas and Matt Snyder had the other two hits.

Batavia 0 – State College 1
Luis Heredia started for State College and tossed five quality innings, giving up two hits and striking out three. Josh Smith worked two innings, giving up two hits and striking out two. Kyle Haynes worked two innings, giving up two hits, walking one, and striking out one. Jordan Cooper got the win for his one inning, striking out one.

Tyler Melling started for Batavia and worked 5.2 innings, giving up two hits, one walk, and five strikeouts. Joseph Scanio worked 1.1 innings, giving up one hit. Brandon Creath worked two innings, giving up two hits, walking one, and striking out three. Dyllon Nernberg was handed the loss, allowing one earned run on two hits in the bottom of the tenth inning.

Chris Diaz had the best night at the plate for State College going 2-for-4. D.J. Crumlich, Jacob Stallings, Yhonathan Barrios, Walker Gourley, and Rodarrick Jones all had one hit each.

Patrick Wisdom and Matthew Young both had two hits on the night for Batavia. Breyvic Valera, Jesus Montero, and David Bergin all had one hit on the game.