DUKE CENTER –– It might be a bit of an understatement to say Otto-Eldred’s Chase Sebastian had a solid day at the ballpark.

Sebastian struck out three and walked four, while also belting two home runs to lead the Terrors (10-3) to a 9-6 win over Coudersport (9-6) Thursday in Northern Allegheny baseball league action.

Sebastian smacked a first-inning grand slam to cap a five-run first for the Terrors. His third inning two-run shot put the Terrors ahead 8-2 before Coudersport got three runs back in the top of the seventh.

Chase Sebastian had an outstanding game,” Otto-Eldred coach Jame Thomas said. “He pitched very well. He did it on offense also. It’s nice to see him break out.”

Chris Connelly and Andrew Sheeler relieved Sebastian to preserve the win, while Sheeler was 2-for-3 at the plate for the Terrors, which play at Northern Potter Saturday.

For Coudersport, Elliot Hyte was 2-for-4 with two RBIs, while Blake Burgett and Eli Ayers were each 2-for-3. Kullen Crosby, Colby Vanwhy and Burgett combined in the mound loss for the Falcons.

Oswayo Valley 11, Cameron County 5

SHINGLEHOUSE — The Green Wave used a six-run fifth inning to pull away from the Red Raiders on Thursday.

Leading the offense for Oswayo Valley were Gage Babcock (2-for-3, triple, double, RBI, two runs scored), Garret Babcock (2-for-4, double, two RBI, three runs scored), and Ryan Graves (2-for-3, RBI, two runs scored).

Garren Black pitched six strong inning on the mound, striking out 12 and walking three while yielding just two hits.

“[Adam] Shaffer and Black are two of the top left handers in the area and it was a lot of fun watching both of them work tonight,” OV coach Brad Buchholz said. “I was equally impressed with our bats tonight.”

Shaffer finished with five strikeouts and three walks for the Red Raiders.

Bryce Bauer went 2-for-4 with two doubles and three RBI.

Elk Catholic 6, DuBois CC 4

ST. MARYS — Despite giving up a 4-0 lead, the Crusaders came back to earn a close victory over the Cardinals.

Dan Stauffer’s (3-for-4, double) RBI single in the fourth inning gave ECC the lead for good, while Jordan Nasoni added an RBI single of his own for good measure in the fifth.

Stauffer and Brady Schneider combined to strike out nine batters on the mound for the Crusaders. Ryan Heary (1-for-3) added a triple.

Justin Milknis and Brandon Walker both notched two hits for DCC, while Dom Torretti added a double.

At DUKE CENTER

                                     R H E

Coudersport 101 100 3  6 9 1

Otto-Eldred  512 001 x  9 8 3

Kullen Crosby (1 SO, 7 BBs), (3) Colby Vanwhy (1 BB), (3) B. Burgett (3 SO) and Hunter Redmond

Chase Sebastian (3 SOs, 4 BBs), (6) Chris Connelly (2 BBs), (6) Andrew Sheeler (2 SOs, 3 BBs) and Seth Drummond

HR: Chase Sebastian (2), Otto-Eldred

At SHINGLEHOUSE

  R H E

Cameron County   000 101 3     5 6 3

Oswayo Valley      120 062 X    11 10 1

Adam Shaffer (5 SO, 3 BB), Derek Rieder (5) (1 BB), Ty Bauer (6) (1 SO, 1 BB), and Bryce Bauer

Garren Black (12 SO, 3 BB), Jacob Karr (7) (1 SO), and Ryan Graves (7), and Karr/Camden Graves

At ST. MARYS

                                          R H E

DuBois CC     003 100 0     4 8 2

Elk Catholic    220 110 X     6 7 1

Thomas Grecco (4 SO, 4 BB), Anthony Kness (5) (2 SO, 1 BB), and Justin Milknis

Dan Stauffer (6 SO, 5 BB), Brady Schneider (5) (3 SO, 2 BB), and Nate Dezenet