SMETHPORT — The Falcons allowed a hit to the leadoff batter on Tuesday. It would be the only base hit of the day for Smethport, as Coudy rolled to a five-inning, 13-0 victory over Smethport thanks to a great start from Josh Stevens.

Stevens worked four innings and allowed just one hit (a single by Noah Costa) while striking out five and walking one. Elliot Hite closed things out in the fifth to seal the Coudersport victory.

Owen Chambers went 3-for-4 at the plate for Coudy. All 10 base hits for Coudersport were singles.

Smethport’s Nate Hollowell, Orion Alexis, Matt Stratton, and Parker Shonts combined for six strikeouts, eight walks, and 10 hits.

Smethport (1-8) will host Cameron County on Thursday.

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Coudersport 244 21X X   13 10 2

Smethport    000 00X X  0 1 4

Josh Stevens (5 SO, 1 BB), Elliot Hite (5) (1 SO, 1 BB), and Hunter Redmond

Nate Hollowell (1 SO, 1 BB), Orion Alexis (2) (2 SO, 2 BB), Matt Stratton (3) (2 SO, 3 BB), Parker Shonts (5) (1 SO, 2 BB), and Chase Burdick/Nate Hollowell

Elk County Catholic 12, Curwensville 6

ST. MARYS — The Crusaders exploded for six runs in the bottom of the sixth inning to break a tie and roll past Curwensville.

ECC (4-8) had six base hits in that inning, including a two-run single from Jordan Deprator. Dan Wimer added a hit as part of his three-RBI day at the plate.

After a shaky first inning on the mound, ECC starter Brady Schneider settled down and threw five strong innings for the Crusaders, allowing just four earned runs on four hits.

Avery Francisco hit a two-run homer in the fifth inning for the Golden Tide (7-6).

The Crusaders are back in action tomorrow for the first day of the Elk County Tournament. ECC is slated to play St. Marys in the first round.

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Curwensville  003 021 0 6 4  5

Elk Catholic   300 216 X 12 14 2

Noah Von Gunden (3 SO), Jake McCracken (5) (3 BB), and Avery Francisco

Brady Schneider (3 SO, 5 BB), Alec Wehler (6) (1 SO), and Tylor Herzing

HR: Avery Francisco (Curwensville)

Oswayo Valley 15, Youngsville 0, 3 innings

SHINGLEHOUSE — The Green Wave improved to 11-1 on the season with another outstanding performance at the plate.

Oswayo Valley scored 10 runs in the third inning, and scattered 15 hits in the three-inning game. Youngsville (0-8) used four pitchers and committed five errors in the game, including three in that third inning.

Jacob Karr had three base hits for OV, while Gavin Babcock added a game-high three RBI.

Gage Babcock, meanwhile, had three runs scored and drove in two RBI. He also started the game for OV, picking up the win and striking out four of the six batters he faced.

The Green Wave will go for their 12th win in a row on Saturday.

AT SHINGLEHOUSE

R H E

Youngsville       000 XXX X 0 3 5

Oswayo Valley 1410 XXX X 15 13 2

Samuel Hoover (2 BB), Jacob DeSimone (2) (1 SO, 1 BB), Dominic Walton (2) (1 SO, 1 BB), Ethan Morningstar (3) (1 BB), and Samuel Hoover

Gage Babcock (4 SO), Ryan Graves (3) (2 SO), and Jacob Karr