ST. MARYS — ST. MARYS — Colby Nussbaum had the rare walk-off hit-by-pitch as Elk County Catholic beat Brookville, 6-5 in eight innings.

While the Raiders got on the board first, ECC countered with three runs of their own, starting with an RBI-double from Lance O’Neill before Pat Forster brought in two more with a line drive to left field. The Crusaders got two more runners across home plate off a Brookville error and sacrifice fly from Carter Nussbaum, taking a 5-2 lead, however the Raiders knotted the game with three runs in the seventh.

The Crusaders stopped the bleeding with three quick outs in the top of the eighth that included a double-play and then took to the play to finish it off. Gideon Cronk got on base first with a single before Matt Gilmore and Frankie Smith filled the diamond with consecutive walks. Taking to the plate, Nussbaum put in the game-winning run by being hit by a pitch.

O’Neill went 2-for-4 for ECC with one run and one RBI, Forster had two RBIs and Cronk went 1-for-2 with two runs scored.

AT ST. MARYS R H E Bville 001 100 3 0 5 14 1 ECC 003 200 0 1 6 7 0

Bville:

ECC:

Cuba-Rushford 11,

Otto-Eldred 1, 6 innings

BOLIVAR, NY — Playing in the Bolivar-Richburg tournament, the Terrors were unable to stop the Rebels, losing to the mercy rule.

Mannings Splain and Zach Schuessler both went 1-for-3 with Schuessler registering one RBI.

AT BOLIVAR (N.Y) R H E O-E 010 000 X 11 16 0 C-R 330 113 X 1 4 4

O-E:

C-R:

Smethport 10, Northern Potter 0, 5 innings

SMETHPORT — Brentton McDowell fired a five-inning no-hitter as Smethport beat Northern Potter, 10-0 in five innings.

McDowell struck out 12, hit two batters and didn’t issue a walk.

Cole Szuba drove in four runs for the Humbers, while Ryan Mason scored three runs, McDowell was 2-for-3 with an RBI and Zach Hungivlle was 1-for-3 with an RBI

AT SMETHPORT R H E NoPo 000 00 0 0 2 Smeth 320 23 10 6 0

NoPo:

Smeth:

Coudersport 6,

Cameron County 3

EMPORIUM — The Falcons extended their win streak to four with a hot start over the Red Raiders.

Coudy got rolling early, scoring three in the first inning, starting with an RBI single from Mason Roessner. LT Myers brought in another with another single before Gavin Ayers scored on a CC error. While the Red Raiders were initially able to keep up, they eventually ran out of steam, suffering their fourth straight loss.

Coudy’s Roessner and Owen Deutschlander each ended 2-for-4 with a run scored and one more batted in. For CC, Jesop Farabaugh batted in two RBI’s.

Coudy:

CC:

Cowanesque Valley 6, Oswayo Valley 4

(Game 1)

Cowanesque Valley 11, Oswayo Valley 1, 6 innings (Game 2)

SHINGLEHOUSE — The Green Wave dropped back-to-back games amidst a double-header skid to CV.

In Game 1, OV fell behind early and couldn’t muster a comeback, losing 6-4. Andrew Wood went a team-best 2-for-4 with one RBI while Sage McCleaft, Drayden Norton and Landon Flurschutz all tallied one run.

During the second game, the Indians’ three big frames buried the Green Wave once again, winning 11-1. Hackman and Brayden Wiley both went 2-for-3 for OV with Wiley hitting an RBI-double.

AT SHINGLEHOUSE R H E CV 301 110 0 6 4 4 OV 001 200 1 4 6 1

CV:

OV:

CV:

OV:

SOFTBALL

Otto-Eldred 16,

Galeton 1, 4 innings

GALETON — An 11 run fourth frame pushed the Lady Terrors over the Lady Tigers.

Kyla Andreano went 2-for-4 with two runs scored and one more batted in for O-E, while Ayla Van Scoter went 1-for-3 with two runs and two RBIs.

O-E:

Galeton:

Northern Potter 11, Smethport 1

SMETHPORT — Jaylyn Williammee continued her dominant season in the circle as she recorded 19 strikeouts in NoPo’s win over the Lady Hubbers.

Pitching in all seven innings, Williammee only allowed Smethport just one hit without giving up a walk. At the plate, Lillian Steele went 3-for-4 with three runs scored and one batted in, Zoe White went 2-for-3 with one run and one RBI and Kayla Hyde ended 2-for-5 with two RBIs and one run.

AT SMETHPORT R H E NoPo 102 240 2 11 14 3 Smeth 000 100 0 1 1 8

NoPo:

Smeth:

Coudersport 22, Cameron County 9, 6 innings

EMPORIUM — Six Lady Falcons recorded three or more runs as Coudy dominated the Lady Red Raiders in hostile territory.

Coudys’ Hannah Fleniken led the way at the plate, going a perfect 5-for-5 with four runs scored and four more batted in. Laura Dunn went 3-for-6 with three scores and four RBIs.

AT EMPORIUM R H E Coudy 707 008 X 22 23 0 CC 100 341 X 9 6 0

Coudy:

CC: Palumbo (5 SO, 8 BB) and Smith