Warren’s Adam Irwin threw a complete game three-hitter to shut Bradford out 6-0 and send the Owls (7-7) to their first loss in four games.
Irwin struck out seven and allowed just six baserunners in the game for the Dragons (11-4).
Warren’s offense was powered by Mitch Grosch, who had a game-high two hits and two RBI. Owen Balas added an RBI double for the Dragons as part of a three-run third inning.
Dan Manion took the loss on the mound for the Owls. He allowed five runs, all of them earned, on seven hits and two walks while striking out three.
Manion also provided a double for Bradford’s lone extra-base hit in the game.
“We didn’t have as good of at-bats as we had the last couple of games when we won three in a row,” Bradford head coach Andy Carlson said. “We made errors and kicked the ball around against a good baseball team.”
Bradford will look to get back in the win column this afternoon against Port Allegany.
AT BRADFORD
R H E
Warren 003 020 1 6 10 1
Bradford 000 000 0 0 3 4
Adam Irwin (7 SO, 2 BB), and Aidan Morrison
Dan Manion (3 SO, 2 BB), Hunter Grey (6) (1 SO), and Caleb Nuzzo
Oswayo Valley 8, Cameron County 2
SHINGLEHOUSE — The Green Wave benefited from six Cameron County errors to win their 13th consecutive game in Northern Allegany League action on Tuesday.
Garren Black picked up another win on the mound for Oswayo Valley (13-1), striking out 12 batters in 4 ⅔ innings of work. Jacob Karr struck out four and didn’t allow a hit in 2 ⅓ innings of relief.
Gage and Gavin Babcock each had two hits for OV. Gage Babcock had a two-run single in the third as part of a four-run inning to open the scoring for the Green Wave.
The Red Raiders’ (5-7) six errors led to five unearned runs for four Red Raider pitchers. Cameron County’s lone RBI came on a double from Jared Whiting in the fifth inning.
AT SHINGLEHOUSE
R H E
Cameron County 000 020 0 2 4 6
Oswayo Valley 004 103 X 8 8 2
Ty Bauer (3 BB), Marcus Brown (3) (1 BB), Adam Shaffer (5) (3 SO, 1 BB), Alex Umble (6), and Bryce Bauer
Garren Black (12 SO, 1 BB), Jacob Karr (5) (4 SO), and Noah Wichert
Kane 2, Elk CC 1
KANE — Angelo Costanzo smacked an RBI double in the bottom of the fifth to break a one-all tie and push the Wolves past Elk County Catholic.
Kane (3-8) used three different pitchers to hold ECC to one run on just four hits and two walks in the game. Ethan Anderson picked up the win throwing 3 ⅔ innings and holding the Crusaders scoreless in the sixth and seventh innings to preserve the lead. Anderson also added two base knocks at the plate.
The Wolves’ win avenged a 18-5 defeat to ECC last Thursday.
Taylor Boland started the game and threw four strong innings for ECC, striking out seven and giving up just two hits.
The Crusaders (5-11) host DuBois CC on Thursday.
AT KANE
R H E
Elk CC 010 000 0 1 4 2
Kane 001 010 X 2 6 0
Taylor Boland (7 SO, 2 BB), Hunter Cashmer (5) (4 SO), and Brennan Klawuhn
Austin Jordan (2 SO), Robert Rumcik (3), Ethan Anderson (4) (2 BB)
Coudersport at Bolivar-Richburg
BOLIVAR, N.Y. — Parker Cole (2 RBI) hit a run-scoring blooper to left field in the bottom of the seventh inning to lift B-R to one of its biggest wins of the season.
Kristian Miller singled and stole second and he and Micah Crump reached second and third on an error on the following play. With an 0-and-2 count, Cole brought home Miller for the walk-off victory.
Miller and Cole combined to strike out eight and scatter four hits and Nick Rauch added a triple and two RBI for the Wolverines (9-4).
“They’re an excellent team, very well-coached,” B-R coach Dustin Allen said of 9-3 Coudersport. “My guys played the way they’re capable of playing tonight. Kristian came out and threw an excellent game for us, and we made the plays behind him. When you don’t have any errors and only eight strikeouts, that means we’re fielding the ball. We got the timely hits when we needed them. That’s a big win for us.”
With five games in four days for B-R this week, “we started out on a great note,” Allen added.
Kolby Van Why (RBI) and Elliott Hite (double) both had a hit for Coudersport.
