EMPORIUM — In a double-header against a Northern Allegany League opponent, the Cameron County baseball team picked up a pair of wins, beating Oswayo Valley 7-4 and 19-1.
In Game One, CC broke a 4-4 tie with three runs in the sixth.
Jesop Farabaugh’s RBI single gave the Red Raiders a 5-4 lead, and a passed ball and a wild pitch allowed Jake Narby and Maddox Baughman to cross the plate for runs six and seven. All the damage came after two outs.
Ryan Shaffer, Farabaugh, Treyton Tucker, Josh Beer and Cayden Trumpie had one RBI each.
Tucker got the win in relief, tossing two shutout innings and striking out a pair. Shaffer struck out a pair of batters in the ninth to earn the save.
Andrew Wood and Ridge Mesler had one RBI each for OV.
Brayden Wiley took the loss, allowing four runs (one earned) on four hits in three innings, striking out three.
The second game went differently. CC’s hot bats struck iron early and often, grabbing a 7-1 lead in the bottom of the fourth. To put the nail in the coffin and enact the mercy rule, the Red Raiders closed the game with double-digit scores in the fifth, the majority of which came from Green Wave errors or walks.
Shaffer scored a team-high four times in the night cap blowout, batting in two RBIs on a 1-for-3 day at the plate, followed by Trumpie with a pair of scores and a pair of RBIs. Farabaugh had a team-high five RBIs, going 1-for-3 in the batter’s box and crossing home plate once.
OV’s lone score of the night came from Ethan Hackman, who notched an RIB single that brought in Wiley.
AT EMPORIUM (Game 1) R H E
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AT EMPORIUM (Game 2) R H E
CC:
DuBois Central
Catholic 12, Kane 7
DUBOIS — With the game tied 7-7, DuBois Central Catholic scored three runs in the fourth and two more in the fifth on its way to a 12-7 win over Kane.
DCC scored on a Blake Pisarcik sacrifice fly to take the lead for good, 8-7, and then a pair of balks called against Kane allowed two more runs to cross the plate.
The Cardinals, the PIAA Class 1A state runner-up a year ago, got two more runs in the fifth on back-to-back RBI singles from Brayden Fox and Aiden Snowberger. Fox, Snowberger and Andrew Green had two RBIs each for the Cardinals.
Snowberger got the win, tossing three perfect innings of relief, striking out seven.
Kyle Zook and Kane Scharba had two RBIs each for Kane
AT DUBOIS R H E
Kane:
DCC:
SOFTBALL
Northern Potter 5,
Otto-Eldred 1
ULYSSES — Jaylyn Williammee’s impressive campaign continued from the circle, helping the Lady Panthers to their fourth consecutive win.
After pitching a no-hitter in their last game against Smethport, which ended 12-0 in favor of NoPo, Williammee once again fanned batters left and right, striking out 10 Lady Terrors while only giving up three hits.
At the plate, NoPo’s Kayla Hyde went 2-for-3 with a pair of runs scored and two more driven in, while Emma Haynes ended 2-for-4 with two runs and one RBI. For O-E, their lone run came on a Lady Panthers’ overthrow and subsequent error, allowing Carrie Drummond to round home plate.
AT ULYSSES R H E
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NoPo:
Oswayo Valley 25, Cameron County 4, 5 Innings (Game 2)
EMPORIUM — In the second game of a double-header, the Lady Raiders just couldn’t get past Eva West’s work in the circle.
West tallied 12 strikeouts while only giving up two hits in the blowout victory for the Lady Green Wave. She also was a bright spot at the plate, going 4-for-4 with three runs scored and three more driven in. Lauren Hedges also went perfect in the batters box for OV, going 2-for-2 with two runs and two RBIs. Shayden Mesler, Grace Rositzke, and Layken Enty all combined for six runs and six RBIs in the win.
AT EMPORIUM R H E
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CC:
TENNIS
St. Marys 5, Brockway 2
BROCKWAY — The Dutchmen stayed undefeated with a dominating win over the Rovers.
Luke Anderson, Dawson Krug and Blake Hoffman entered their respective singles match all at 4-0 and after three quick matches, their records stayed unblemished, beating their opponents by a combined score of 36-7. Casey Young played his first singles match of the year in the fourth singles and lost in three sets, losing the third 6-4, winning the next 6-4 and falling in the tie-breaker 10-6.
Hoffman and Krug teamed up in the first doubles, winning 8-2 before Anderson and Krug won by forfeit in the second doubles. The Dutchmen’s only other fault on the day came in the third doubles, when Dean Rakieski and Evan Luckenbill lost 8-5 to the Rovers.
