JUNE 4
PIAA PLAYOFFS
FIRST ROUND
CLASS AAAA
At Ashburn Field
  Pennridge 11, La Salle 4: The winners' first four hitters combined to go 12-for-17 with four RBI and eight runs scored. All 27 hits in the game were singles. Pennridge won that contest, 19-8. For La Salle, Nick Dermo went 2-for-3 with two RBI, Jimmy Herron went 3-for-4 with a run scored and Pete Auteri turned two hits into one RBI.
At Immaculata University
  Coatesville 5, Frankford 0: The Pioneers' two hits were posted by Kidanny Cumba and Eduardo "Cheese" Sanchez.
CLASS AAA
At La Salle High
  West York 9, Bonner-Prendie 6 (8 inn.): The Friars scored two apiece in the fourth, fifth and sixth after WY plated its first six batters in the visiting first. Two of the three runs in the eighth were unearned. Dan Furman pitched eight innings in relief, allowing five hits. He added two RBI. Frank Saviski went 2-for-4 with one RBI.
CLASS AA
At Ashburn Field
  Salisbury 6, Neumann-Goretti 2 (8 inn.): The visitors won the extra frame, 5-1. For N-G, Pat Doudican went 2-for-3 while RBI were posted by Charlie Jerla (single) and Joey Glennon (grounder). John La Motta went 7 1/3 innings.
CLASS A
At Temple Ambler
  Calvary Christian 3, GAMP 2: Tyler Scheuer spun a two-hitter with 14 strikeouts and Mark Farley, with the bases loaded and infield up in the home seventh, sent a single down the leftfield line to end it. Jacob Kurtz took the loss.

JUNE 4
PIAA PLAYOFFS
FIRST ROUND
CLASS AAAA
La Salle (12-1) vs. Pennridge (1-2), at Ashburn Field, FDR Park, 12:15  ppd from June 3
Frankford (12-2) vs. Coatesville (1-1), at Immaculata Univ., 4  ppd from June 3
CLASS AAA
Bonner-Prendergast (12-1) vs. West York (3-3), at La Salle High, 3:15  ppd from June 3
CLASS AA
Neumann-Goretti (12-1) vs. Salisbury (11-1), at Ashburn Field, FDR Park, 3:15  ppd from June 3
CLASS A
GAMP (12-1) vs. Calvary Christian (1-1), at Temple Univ., Ambler Campus, 3  ppd from June 3, **new time**

JUNE 3
PIAA PLAYOFFS
FIRST ROUND
CLASS AAA
(At Stump Stadium, Pine Grove)
Tamaqua 11, Franklin Towne 1 (6 inn.)
  Stephen Callahan laced the game's first pitch for a single, but the next 10 batters were retired in order and the Coyotes' lone run, tallied in the fourth, was unearned.
CLASS AA
(At Northern York)
Delone Catholic 13, Prep Charter 4
  Mike Lyons bagged one RBI apiece on a sac fly and single. The Huskies trailed by 2-1 in the fifth when Keegan McKoskey's hard grounder down the leftfield line, with runners on first and second, wound up being foul by inches. McKoskey then popped out and DC mostly frolicked.

JUNE 3
PIAA PLAYOFFS
FIRST ROUND
CLASS AAAA
La Salle (12-1) vs. Pennridge (1-2), at Ashburn Field, FDR Park, 12:15  ppd to June 4
Frankford (12-2) vs. Coatesville (1-1), at Immaculata Univ., 4  ppd to June 4
CLASS AAA
Bonner-Prendergast (12-1) vs. West York (3-3), at La Salle High, 3:15  ppd to June 4
Franklin Towne (12-2) vs. Tamaqua (11-1), at Walter Stump Stadium, Pine Grove, 5:30  FT loses, 11-1
CLASS AA
Neumann-Goretti (12-1) vs. Salisbury (11-1), at Ashburn Field, FDR Park, 3:15  ppd to June 4
Prep Charter (12-2) vs. Delone Catholic (3-1), at Northern York High, Dillsburg, 3  Prep Charter loses, 13-4
CLASS A
GAMP (12-1) vs. Calvary Christian (1-1), at Temple Univ., Ambler Campus, 1  ppd to June 4, time TBA

MAY 29
CITY TITLES
CLASS AAAA
(At Ashburn Field)
  La Salle 8, Frankford 0: Tom Cockill walked none, fanned one and got 15 of his outs thanks to groundballs while scattering six hits. Joe Picard (double) and Brad Schneider (single) lashed hits worth two RBI apiece and AJ Grezeszak went 2-for-2 with a walk and three runs scored.
CLASS AAA
(At La Salle High)
  Bonner-Prendie 5, Franklin Towne 0: Pat Vanderslice (four innings, one hit, six strikeouts) and Dan Furman (three, two, five) combined for the shutout. Tom Crumlish (3-for-4), Frank Saviski and Danny Healey hammered RBI triples.
CLASS AA
(At Ashburn Field)
  Neumann-Goretti 5, Prep Charter 2: Joe Kinee (three-hitter) needed relief help in the seventh after issuing two walks and going 2-0 on the next batter, and Pat Doudican provided it with two quick outs to end it. Brian Verratti (single) and Joey Glennon (sac fly) had N-G's lone RBI, but Charlie Jerla went 3-for-4 with a double and two runs scored. PC's Keegan McKoskey fired a two-run single down the leftfield line.

MAY 25
CATHOLIC LEAGUE FINAL
La Salle 10, SJ Prep 0 (5 inn.)
(At Widener University)
  In the teams' fifth meeting of the season, played on Saturday of Memorial Day Weekend, the Explorers finalized a 3-2 edge on the strength of five runs apiece in the fourth and fifth innings. This was the first year of a double-elimination format. Prep won two of the three regular season meetings, then La Salle triumphed twice in a five-day period to avoid game No. 6. Working on three days' rest, Dominic Cuoci allowed one hit -- Shane Williams' fourth inning single -- and recorded 12 groundball outs. La Salle's first run scored on Jimmy Herron's RBI single to third base. Literally. The ball bounced off the bag. Chris Melillo and John Fabriziani (game-ender) stroked RBI hits in each uprising. This was coach Joe Parisi's fourth CL crown (also '88, '94 and '05). The Prep's boss was Joe Falcone, a former La Salle assistant and even the head coach in '04 when Parisi enjoyed a sabbatical.

MAY 24
CATHOLIC PLAYOFF, ELIMINATION GAME
SJ Prep 10, Ryan 3
(At La Salle University)
  In conditions better suited for late-November football, the Hawks advanced on the strength of an eight-run second. Six tallies were unearned, though Frank Santore (single) and Chase Standen (triple) lashed hits worth two runs apiece. Standen added a third RBI on a fourth inning groundout. Shane Williams went 2-for-3 with a double, sac fly and two RBI. Colin Cunningham allowed five hits over six innings. It was cold and windy throughout and rain, which came down briefly at a 45-degree angle, caused a 36-minute delay in the bottom of the fifth.

MAY 21
CATHOLIC LEAGUE PLAYOFFS
WINNERS BRACKET FINAL
  La Salle 10, SJ Prep 3: Dominic Cuoci faced the minimum 15 batters through five innings (walk-drawer erased on steal attempt in fourth), then lost his no-hitter on Alex Stewart's single to open the sixth. He allowed six total hits while fanning the same number. Pete Auteri went 4-for-4 with a triple and three RBI, John Fabriziani turned two singles into three RBI, Jimmy Herron managed three infield singles and AJ Grezeszak made it 1-0 in the home fourth with a run-scoring double. Shane Williams cracked a two-run single for Prep.
LOSERS BRACKET THIRD ROUND
  Ryan 7, Wood 4 (8 inn.): Rick Romano allowed five hits over seven innings and became the winner thanks to the Raiders' four-run visiting eighth. Shane Smith's two-out, two-strike, two-run single made it 5-3. Nick Centeno earned a hairy save by recording a strikeout and groundout with the bases loaded. Brett McCrossen doubled and homered for Wood.

MAY 20
PUBLIC LEAGUE SEMIFINALS
(Doubleheader at Ashburn Field)
  Frankford 3, Prep Charter 2: Carlos Ramirez pitched a five-hitter and forced the Huskies to strand four guys in the last two innings. Shortstop Kidanny Cumba bagged his sixth assist on a game-ending doubleplay. Kevin Montero had Frankford's lone RBI on a first-inning single. In the fourth, Chagito Almodovar scored on an error to break a 2-2 tie. For PC, Steven Miraglia singled for one RBI and sub Kyon Anderson (double) managed the game's only extra-base hit. Frankford coach Juan Namnun wore No. 19 in honor of star outfielder Edwin "Tito" Rohena ('09), who'd died three days earlier in a motorcycle accident.
  Franklin Towne 4, GAMP 2: Tim Hart, having pitched four, one-hit, 10-K innings on Friday, spun a no-hitter with another 10 whiffs. He walked four, plunked one and helped himself with a sac fly and two-run double for three RBI. GAMP scored two in the first on a throwing error.
CATHOLIC LEAGUE PLAYOFFS
LOSERS BRACKET, SECOND ROUND
  Wood 6, Neumann-Goretti 1: Scott Boches scattered five hits and fanned eight while throwing 74 of his 112 pitches for strikes. Big hits went to Matt Lafferty (two-run double), Matt Mandes and Brett McCrossen (RBI doubles). N-G's Nick Simon also had a two-bagger.
  Ryan 9, Bonner-Prendie 0: Chris Elmes allowed six hits and dismissed eight (83 strikes among 120 pitches) while Matt Graber went 3-for-4 with three RBI, Gage Galeone mixed two RBI with two runs scored, and Bobby Romano turned two hits, a walk and one HBP into two runs scored. B-P's Jim Haley doubled.

MAY 17
PUBLIC LEAGUE QUARTERFINALS
(ALSO CLASSIFICATION FINALS)
CLASS AAAA
  Frankford 7, Washington 4: One day before he'd play quarterback in the City All-Star Classic, lefty Tim DiGiorgio got the win with three innings of no-hit, six-K relief. Kidanny Cumba went 3-for-4 with three runs scored while Chafil Alvarez added two hits, one RBI. For Washington, which owned a 4-1 lead after three innings, Chase Alexander (two-run single) and Corey Sharp (RBI double) rapped big hits.
CLASS AAA
  Franklin Towne 10, Franklin 3: Tim Hart fanned 10 in four, one-hit innings and went 3-for-4 with three steals and two runs scored. Frosh Zackery Beltran had the only hits in a six-run fourth, a triple to start it and a two-run single. Franklin's Jose Santiago slammed a two-run double.
CLASS AA
  Prep Charter 5, Esperanza 1: Peter Piccoli spun a three-hitter with 11 punchouts in a game that required just 83 minutes. Joe Suppa went 2-for-3 with one RBI and two runs scored. Piccoli and Lyons added RBI.
CLASS A
  GAMP 5, Masterman 4: Jacob Kurtz allowed six hits and mowed down 11 and Vincent Clark drove home the run that made it 5-3 in the visiting fifth. Jeremy Castellanos doubled for GAMP, as did Masterman's Joey Powell and Jack Christmas.
CATHOLIC LEAGUE PLAYOFFS
WINNERS BRACKET, SECOND ROUND
  La Salle 11, Wood 8: Joe Picard became the first player in CL postseason history, including City Title games, to hit for the cycle (double, triple, single, homer) and bagged six RBI while going 4-for-4; intentional walk in his fourth plate appearance. Reliever Nick Paglione got the win by pitching one-run ball over the final three innings, which began with the score at 7-7. In the home fifth, John Fabriziani drew a walk to break that tie.
  SJ Prep 11, Bonner-Prendie 3: Soph Colin Cunningham allowed five hits and two earned runs in going the distance while Shane Williams went 3-for-3 with two doubles, two RBI and three runs scored. Jim Haley tripled for B-P, which was coming off its first perfect league season in school history.
LOSERS BRACKET, FIRST ROUND
  Ryan 12, Judge 6: Winning pitcher Connor Golden went 2-for-4 with a double and homer for two RBI. Gage Galeone added three hits, three RBI. Ryan's Bobby Romano and Judge's Marc Berlanger posted triples.
  Neumann-Goretti 8, O'Hara 7 (9 inn.): Joe McGinley scored the game-winner in the home ninth as a grounder off Nick Simon's bat was misplayed. Joe Glennon's three-run double highlighted a seven-run sixth. Charlie Jerla won in relief, allowing one run over four innings. O'Hara's Chris Salvey posted his four RBI on a grand slam.

MAY 15
CATHOLIC LEAGUE PLAYOFFS
FIRST ROUND
  SJ Prep 7, Neumann-Goretti 2: Chase Standen (double) and Alex Stewart (triple) crushed hits worth three RBI in a seven-run fifth, enabling the Hawks to erase a 2-0 deficit. Tom Mullin allowed six hits and struck out 12, most ever by Prep guy in postseason action. N-G's Josh Ockimey went 3-for-3 with a triple and a walk. Charlie Jerla (double) and Nick Simon (sac fly) had the ribbies.
  Bonner-Prendie 5, O'Hara 3: Tom Crumlish (double) and Frank Saviski (single) posted RBI in the home fourth as the Friars broke a 3-3 tie. Pat Vanderslice fanned 10 while permitting five hits and Brad Scull recorded a one-out save. John Banes scored twice for O'Hara.
  Wood 7, Ryan 3: Scott Boches whiffed nine in a six-hitter while Brett McCrossen went 3-for-4 with two doubles and three RBI. His two-run double in the home sixth expanded a 5-3 lead. For Ryan, Dan Stahl doubled and Connor Golden tripled.
  La Salle 6, Judge 4: In the home sixth, after John Fabriziani's bad-hop single loaded the bases, Pete Auteri delivered a two-run single to snap a 4-4 tie. Joe Picard went 3-for-3 with a triple, two steals and three runs scored. Reliever Nick Paglione got the win (two innings). Judge's Marc Berlanger went 2-for-2 with a homer and sac fly for two RBI. Jeff Seigafuse also had two ribbies.
PUBLIC LEAGUE PLAYOFFS
CLASS AAAA SEMIFINALS
  Washington 13, Northeast 3: Jake Wright went 3-for-3 with a grand slam and four runs scored to back Sean Kearney (two innings) and Roger Hanson (three). Corey Sharp and Scott Siley added doubles.
  Frankford 9, Olney 6: Carlos Ramirez got the win and Eduardo "Cheese" Sanchez, as the second closer, fanned three guys to register the save. He also went 2-for-4 with two RBI.
CLASS AAA SEMIFINALS
  Franklin Towne 6, Swenson 0: Stephen Callahan twirled a three-hitter with 10 strikeouts and no walks while Zackery Beltran delivered a three-run single in a five-run home fifth.
  Franklin 10, Phila. Electrical 8: The Electrons scored seven runs in the home sixth to wipe out an 8-3 deficit. Three walks and two HBPs helped and Julian Aponte's RBI single made it 9-8. Emmanuel Young went 3-for-3 with a double and three RBI. Khalil Coles pitched the final 5.2 innings, fanning nine.
CLASS AA SEMIFINALS
  Esperanza 7, MaST Charter 6: The Toros scored seven in the first -- Yamil Morera's two-run single was the capper -- and then held on. Morera pitched the first four innings, then Gio Victoria was perfect in the fifth through seventh.
  Prep Charter 11, Bracetti 3: Frank Suppa allowed one hit over 4.1 innings and Michael Lyons went 2-for-3 with two doubles and two runs scored.
INTER-AC LEAGUE
  Haver. School 6, SCH Academy 4: After both teams scored in the 12th inning, HS pushed across two in the 13th. The first 11 were played April 16. Matt Galetta saved Connor Burke's win while Drew Field finished with three hits, two RBI. Chris Sukonik added three hits, two runs scored. SCH's Owen McAdoo had a two-run double.

MAY 14
PUBLIC LEAGUE PLAYOFFS
CLASS A SEMIFINALS
  GAMP 15, Saul 0: Joe Brinkman pitched a three-inning one-hitter with five strikeouts. The hitting stars were Jeff Bonvicin (3-for-3, double, four RBI), Ben Leggerie (3-for-3, double, two RBI), Jeremy Castellanos (three RBI), Jacob Kurtz (two-run single) and Dylan Anderson (2-for-2, walk, double). The score reached 18-0 before the umps realized the game should have ended three batters earlier. Kurtz had to relinquish a two-run double.
  Masterman 17, Rush 2: Greg Whitehorn worked the first three frames in this four-inning tilt. Jack Christmas went 3-for-3 with four RBI while Joey Powell went 2-for-4 with three RBI.
CLASS AAA QUARTERFINAL
  Franklin Towne 15, King 0: On 5/13, this one was postponed after King's bus driver dropped off the team at Mastbaum's field. After this one ended at 5:10, the Cougars had to wait until 6:10 before the bus finally showed up to take them home. Tim Hart and Damian Padilla pitched two innings apiece of no-hit ball (there were walks) and Chris Hartman homered.
INTER-AC LEAGUE
  Haver. School 10, Penn Charter 0: Pat Valentine spun a five-inning perfect game with five whiffs, Steve Fitzgerald smacked a two-run homer and Kevin McGowan mixed two hits with three RBI. On April 23, Valentine pitched a six-inning no-hitter vs. Episcopal and was perfect through 5.2; an error then occurred.
  Malvern 4, SCH Academy 2: Billy "Moose" Ford bagged the win and Steve Robinson doubled twice as the Friars, who'd clinched a tie in game No. 9, claimed an outright championship (at 9-1) for the third consecutive year and fourth time in six.
  Gtn. Academy 6, Episcopal 2: Emmett Harkins pitched shutout ball over four innings and Ryan Calhoun contributed a three-run double.

MAY 13
CATHOLIC LEAGUE PRELIMINARIES
  O'Hara 6, Lansdale 5: A single by Ian Conwell (one RBI) and double by Tom Gibbons (two RBI) gave Lansdale a 5-4 lead in the visiting seventh, but O'Hara won it on Will Latcham's sac fly and, after two intentional walks, a first-pitch HBP absorbed by Scott Grinnan (2-for-3). Reliever Bob Ieradi got the win. Nolan Cummings clubbed a two-run, first-pitch pinch homer.
  Judge 11, Carroll 4: Josh Teson struck out seven while receiving strong support from Jeff Seigafuse (two solo homers), Brandon Mau (two-run homer, three RBI) and Ryan Mackiewicz (solo homer, three RBI). For Carroll, Steve Dengler (3-for-3) and Eric McGough cracked solo homers.
PUBLIC LEAGUE
CLASS AAAA QUARTERFINALS
  Olney 6, Central 4: Yeudy Castro contributed a double, three steals and a great play at shortstop as the Division C squad trumped an A representative. Roberto Sanchez added two hits, including a double. Anjeuris Morales got the win. Central had reached the overall Pub semis for 10 consecutive seasons.
  Frankford 4, Edison 3: The host Pioneers overcame a 3-1 deficit with one in the sixth and two in the seventh. Those last two runs, making Carlos Ramirez a winner, scored on an error and Tim DiGiorgio's single to left-center over a five-man infield. Edison's Raimy Amparo homered.
  Northeast 3, Lincoln 1: Shahir Gates outdueled Dylan Burke and helped himself with a double. Khalil Taylor's RBI double keyed a two-run visiting seventh, breaking a 1-1 tie.
  Washington 9, Furness 2: Aaron Keen struck out seven in six innings, Jake Wright posted a double, triple and RBI while scoring three runs and Scott Siley lashed a two-run double in a four-run fourth that erased a 5-3 deficit.
CLASS AAA QUARTERFINALS
  King-Franklin Towne: King's bus dropped off the team at the field used by Mastbaum. Pub chairman Dave Connolly said he confirmed with Duane Ramer, King's AD, that the mistake was the bus driver's, not King's. It is expected that the game will be played Tuesday.
  Swenson 3, Bodine 2: Gio Cortez' single through the right side scored Carlos Bahamundi in the home seventh (it began 2-2), giving Swenson a walk-off win in the first round of the playoffs for the fourth consecutive year. Josh Bittner fanned nine. Bodine's Nick Cammisa managed eight Ks.
  Phila. Electrical 8, Boys' Latin 7: Danny LaPorte got the win, thanks to a three-run home seventh. Rob Payne's single scored one run. The last two scored on a fielder's choice off LaPorte's bat.
  Franklin 14, Eng. and Science 2: Emmanuel Young fanned seven and twirled no-hit ball over three innings in the five-frame affair (E&S managed one hit) while adding a double and triple for two RBI.
CLASS AA SEMIFINALS
  Bracetti 18, Roxborough 8: Kelvin Sabastro doubled twice en route to four RBI while Jose Escalera went 4-for-5 with a triple and four RBI. Jorge Quinones got the win.
  MaST Charter (D-I) 12, Phila. Academy 2: Bryan Kaelin went the distance and Harry Hancock went 3-for-5 with a double and six RBI.
  Esperanza 15, Univ. City 0: Jamuel Cruz pitched a four-inning no-hitter with seven whiffs (also two walks, one HBP) and went 3-for-3 with a triple and four RBI. UC, set to close in June, had gone perfect in league play (12-0) for the first time in the school's 40 seasons.

MAY 10
PUBLIC LEAGUE PRELIMINARY PLAYOFF
Class AAAA
  Furness 17, Bartram 2: Agustin Gil pitched a four-inning one-hitter and posted a double, triple and homer for the second consecutive game.
PUBLIC LEAGUE REGULAR SEASON
  Edison 8, Bodine 0: Anthony Guzman (five innings; 4.2 hitless) and Dom Gonzalez combined for a one-hitter. Dom and his brother, Frankie, combined for three hits, three walks, two RBI and four runs scored.
  Franklin Towne 4, Central 3: Damian Padilla got the win and the game ended on a 1-3-6 doubleplay.
  GAMP 10, Esperanza 4: Joe Brinkman earned the win and doubled.
  Washington 8, Frankford 7: Both teams used every player. Washington's Geoffrey Smith slammed a homer . . . and it was his first hit of the season.
  Bracetti 1, Overbrook 0: Forfeit.
  King 1, Lamberton 0: Forfeit.
INTER-AC LEAGUE
  Malvern 6, Gtn. Academy 0: Gardner Nutter spun a two-hitter with nine whiffs and Joe Poduslenko smacked a three-run homer as the Friars (8-1) clinched a share of the title with one game remaining. HS and SCH are tied for second at 6-2.
  Haver. School 4, Episcopal 1: Matt Galetta pitched a four-hitter with seven strikeouts while Steve Fitzgerald and Steve Scornajenghi clubbed homers. So did Episcopal's Adam Seibert.
  SCH Academy 16, Penn Charter 1: Major support for Michael Hayes came from Matt Caldwell (two doubles, two RBI), Zach Jancarski (three runs), Mike Melady (four RBI) and Matt Rowland (two RBI).
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
  Carroll 15, Conwell-Egan 0: Brian Chesky, Eric McGough and Colin Mitchell (two innings) combined for a four-inning perfect game. McGough also went 3-for-3 with a homer and four RBI. Steve Dengler went 3-for-3 with a homer.
  O'Hara 5, Ryan 3: Ryan Roberts gave himself the win with a two-run double in the three-run home sixth. Bob Ieradi went 3-for-3 with a double.
  Lansdale 9, Wood 4: Tom Gibbons went 2-for-4 with a triple and three RBI to support Ben Lippincott.

MAY 9
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
  Judge 7, SJ Prep 2: Marc Berlanger clubbed a three-run homer, Bill Romano and Ryan "Lefty" O'Neill halved four RBI and Josh Teson (four innings) shared the pitching with frosh Dan Hammer as the Crusaders kept the Prep from claiming the Red Division title. The game, scheduled for the Prep's home field, was moved to Judge's turf field due to wet grounds.
  La Salle 8, Roman 0: Tom Cockill allowed two hits and fanned five in six innings as the Explorers finished atop Red. A.J. Grezeszak, Nick Dermo, Dom Cuoci and Chris Melillo posted doubles. With La Salle's field unplayable, this was moved to La Salle University. It was the first time two regular season games were played on turf fields.
PUBLIC LEAGUE
  Science Lead. 1, Sankofa 0: Forfeit.

MAY 8
PUBLIC LEAGUE
  Kensington 8, Swenson 7: Completion of suspended game (from 4/23). No details.

MAY 2
PUBLIC LEAGUE
  Phila. Academy 13, Phila. Elec. 3: Mike Sullivan turned a single and double into four RBI. Winning pitcher Travis Zink and Jim O'Connor halved four RBI.
  Franklin Towne 11, Prep Charter 1: Tim Hart allowed four hits and whiffed 12 in the six-inning game. Zackery Beltran turned two doubles into four RBI and Brian Bradley went 4-for-4 with a double. 
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
  Bonner-Prendie 9, Lansdale 7: Brad Scull (3-for-4, triple, three RBI) and Jim Haley (2-for-3, two RBI) fueled the offense. Pat Vanderslice got the win, despite Matt Hull's strong effort (3-for-4, double, three RBI).
  Wood 7, Carroll 1: Justin Babb took a no-hitter into the seventh inning, then departed after a double (by Steve Dengler) and single.
  Neumann-Goretti 12, Conwell-Egan 2: Joe Kinee pitched a five-inning one-hitter and went 3-for-4 with two triples and four RBI. Josh Ockimey went 3-for-3 with a double and four RBI.
  SJ Prep 10, La Salle 7: Dom Nunag won in relief. Pat O'Dell and Frank Santore had big hits in a comeback.  
INTER-AC LEAGUE
  SCH Academy 4, Episcopal 2: Ross Mintzer went 6.2 innings and Matt Rowland tripled en route to three RBI.

MAY 1
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
  Lansdale 3, McDevitt 1: Losing pitcher Tim O'Neill, a senior righthander, allowed one hit, struck out eight and went 3-for-3 with two doubles and a run scored. Andrew Melsheimer went four innings for the win.
  Ryan 5, Judge 4: Connor Golden fanned seven and Shane Smith's double broke a 3-3 tie in the home sixth.
  La Salle 2, SJ Prep 1: Dom Cuoci recorded 12 groundball outs and the last, on a fielder's choice, came with one run in and runners on first and second.
  Roman 4, O'Hara 2: Joe Mangano (four in three innings) and Dan Volpe (six in four) combined for 10 strikeouts, Joe Myers posted two RBI and Matt Simon went 2-for-3 with a double.
PUBLIC LEAGUE
  Esperanza 4, Central 2: Bobby Berdicia (RBI double) and Abbel Garcia (two-run single) fueled the Toros' three-run visiting seventh, making Gio Victoria a winner.
  Kensington 12, Phila. Elec. 11 (12 inn.): This completion of a suspended game went four innings. Hector Colon scored on an error to win it. Earlier, homers went to Kensington's Brailyn Vargas and PE's Justin Brown (two) and Tom Hicks.
INTER-AC LEAGUE
  Haver. School 5, Gtn. Academy 4: Connor Burke bagged two RBI and posted three whiffs in the seventh to save Pat Valentine's win.

APRIL 30
INTER-AC LEAGUE
  Malvern 5, Penn Charter 1: Steve Robinson went 2-for-3 with a walk and an RBI. Gardner Nutter struck out four, walked two and allowed six hits in seven innings.
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
  Wood 7, Carroll 3: Joe Santospago offered an RBI triple and two-run homer. His brother, John, also cracked a two-run homer.
  O'Hara 11, Roman 0: Will Latchem struck out five batters in five innings, walked two and allowed three hits. Bob Ieradi had two doubles, scored twice and drove in three runs.
  Bonner-Prendie 20, Lansdale 8: Chris Goggin and Jim Haley posted two-run doubles. Pat Vanderslice added a two-run single.
  Neumann-Gorett 5, Conwell-Egan 1: John La Motta allowed one run and struck out five with no walks. Nick D'Amore went 2-for-2 with a double and scored once.
  Ryan 9, Judge 3: No details. 
PUBLIC LEAGUE
  Washington 6, GAMP 4: Jake Wright hit three triples and scored three times.
  Boys' Latin 7, Olney 2: Antonio Harris struck out eight and walked two in seven innings.
  Saul 12, Franklin LC 8: Bob Tinneny went 3-for-4 with four runs scored.
  Furness 15, Del-Val 0: Winning pitcher Agustin Gil went 2-for-3, drove in three runs and struck out six batters with no walks in three innings.
  Lamberton 15, West Phila. 5: Dalton Dyer went 3-for-4 with three RBI. Eric Williford went 2-for-3 with two RBI and three runs scored. Jarrod Mace went 2-for-3 with three runs scored. Jordan Bynum mowed down 13 and hit a three-run homer.
  Mastbaum 10, Southern 0: Rick Quiles went the five-inning distance while adding two RBI.
  Science Lead. 12, Rush 1: Kevin Courtney went 2-for-2 with a double and four RBI. Nick Manton whiffed seven and walked one in five innings.
  Dobbins 18, Sankofa 3: Darnell Butts and Nizar Ray each went 3-for-3 with three runs scored. "Jumpin'" Johnny Carr went 2-for-4 with four RBI.
  Bartram 1, Straw. Mansion 0: Forfeit. (Mansion's season has been terminated.)
  Univ. City 1, Gratz 0: Forfeit.
  Randolph-Freire 0: Forfeit.

APRIL 29
PUBLIC LEAGUE
  Dobbins 1, Straw. Mansion 0: Forfeit. (Mansion's season has been terminated.)
  Lamberton 1, King 0: Forfeit.

APRIL 26
PUBLIC LEAGUE
  Dobbins 17, Lamberton 2: The Mustangs scored all of their runs in the first of the game's three innings. Marquan Osborne earned the W.
  Furness 15, Germantown 3: Agustin Gil earned the five-inning win and doubled.
  Franklin LC 2, Mastbaum 0: Dominik Oramas spun a no-hitter with 11 strikeouts, two walks and one HBP.
  Bracetti 15, Southern 0: A grand slam by frosh Miguel Cintron highlighted a 13-run first. Angel Figueroa allowed three hits.
  Olney 16, Eng. and Science 6: No details.
  Bartram 20, Sankofa 4: No details.
  Rush 1, Straw. Mansion 0: Forfeit. Low numbers. (Mansion's season has been terminated.)
  Randolph 1, King 0: Forfeit. Low numbers.
  Freire 1, Gratz 0: Forfeit. Low numbers.
INTER-AC LEAGUE
  Malvern 16, Penn Charter 3: Matt Maul went 3-for-3 with a walk and four RBI. Joe Poduslenko turned one hit and three walks into four runs scored. Brian Gicchino went 4-for-4 with a walk and three runs scored. Winner Chris Butera doubled en route to three RBI.

APRIL 25
PUBLIC LEAGUE
  Washington 6, Prep Charter 4: Jake Wright pitched two perfect innings to win in relief and stroked an RBI single in the fifth. Scott Siley followed with a two-run single. John Santos (double) and Gilad Metro (single) had RBI hits in the sixth to snap a 4-4 tie.
  Central 18, GAMP 3: Soph Tyler Barreto went 4-for-5 with six RBI while winning pitcher Anthony DeVito posted a double.
  Esperanza 14, Masterman 9: Louis Santiago bagged five RBI and finished a single shy of the cycle. Yamil Morera got the win.
  Franklin Towne 13, Frankford 1: Chris Hartman went 3-for-5 with a double, homer and five RBI. Tim Hart twirled a four-hitter with eight Ks.
  Lincoln 9, Bodine 0: Justin Carlson fanned seven and walked none in a five-hitter and went 3-for-3 with an RBI.
  Northeast 15, Fels 0: Shahir Gates tripled and Robert Perez pitched a three-inning one-hitter.
  Phila. Academy 13, Bok 3: Justin Spaeth got the win and Anthony Pickens tripled.
  Edison 13, Roxborough 3: Michael Garcia went 2-for-3 with two RBI.
  Phila. Elec. 14, Swenson 4: Tyler Barnes and Nik Heisler halved four RBI to make Danny LaPorte a winner.
  Kensington 21, Franklin 5: Pedro Perez doubled and Rodriguez got the win.
  Bracetti 8, Boys' Latin 3: Kelvin Sabastro fanned 10 in a six-hitter.
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
  La Salle 12, Judge 1: Pete Auteri poled a grand slam in a nine-run sixth. Tom Cockill scattered eight hits while getting 12 groundball outs.
  Ryan 17, Roman 0: Bob Romano homered and Connor Golden allowed one hit in the three-inning game.
  O'Hara 5, SJ Prep 0: Nick Donovan allowed two hits in 5.1 innings and went 3-for-4 with two RBI and two runs scored.
INTER-AC LEAGUE
  SCH Academy 8, Episcopal 0: Niamke Nelson allowed four hits in six frames.

APRIL 24
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
  Carroll 5, Neumann-Goretti 4: Evan Harvey (two-run) and Joe DiWilliams (one-run) cracked doubles in a five-run fourth. Eric McGough survived a five-walk first to gain the win; save for Richard Funchion.
  Wood 10, McDevitt 0: Dom McFadden pitched a five-inning two-hitter and got support from John Santospago (double, homer, four RBI) and Jack Hilferty (2-for-2, three).
  Bonner-Prendie 5, Conwell-Egan 1: Pat Vanderslice worked a four-hitter with five strikeouts while help came from Jim Haley (double, two RBI) and three twin killings.
  Ryan 10, Roman 0: No details.
PUBLIC LEAGUE
  Bartram 18, Rush 15: Quincy Members' two doubles helped Robert Davis.
  Boys' Latin 12, Saul 6: Jahlil Gregg got the win and Manny Fernandez doubled en route to four RBI.
  Univ. City 13, Dobbins 0: Brandy Morel spun a five-inning one-hitter with 13 Ks. 
  Furness 14, Franklin LC 4: Jalen Wilder got the win and Agustin Gil posted a three-run triple among three hits.
  Sankofa 14, Lamberton 7: Mikael McKinney (two-run double) and Drew Jones (2-for-4, two RBI) supported Jaylen Price.
  King 24, Gratz 1: Aaron Carter had a two-run double and Ed Peralta went 3-for-3 with five RBI. Randolph Edwards allowed one hit in the three-inning blowout.
  Olney 13, Mastbaum 6: Reliever Joe Gomez fanned six in the last three innings and John Rodriguez turned two hits into one RBI.
  Eng. and Science 13, Overbrook 12: Jahreese Strickland went 4-for-5 with a double and four RBI. Naeem Brown added two apiece of hits/RBI. E&S dropped a nine-spot in the sixth.
  Science Lead. 16, Randolph 5: Kevin Courtney collected his first varsity win by fanning 11 in five frames. He also went 3-for-4 with a double and six RBI. Ethan Reese and Abe Musselman halved six runs.
  Germantown 1, Del-Val 0: Forfeit. Player shortage.
  Freire 17, West Phila 11. No details. Hey, we're lucky we got the score.

APRIL 23
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
  SJ Prep 3, O'Hara 0: Shane Williams (sac fly) and Dino Cattai (two-run double) had the RBI and Tom Mullin pitched a two-hitter. O'Hara's Will Latcham owned a no-hitter through 5.1 innings.
  La Salle 4, Judge 1: Dom Cuoci whiffed seven in a four-hitter and Jimmy Herron broke a 1-1 tie in the fifth by doubling, then stealing third and home.
INTER-AC LEAGUE
  Haver. School 10, Episcopal 0: Pat Valentine spun a six-inning no-hitter with nine punchouts and missed a perfect game by one batter; infield error with two away. Drew Field went 4-for-4 with two RBI.
  Malvern 9, Gtn. Academy 2: Joe Poduslenko went 2-for-3 with a double and three RBI to make Gardner Nutter a winner.
  SCH Academy 3, Penn Charter 1: Ross Mintzer spun a three-hitter while improving his record to 5-0.
PUBLIC LEAGUE
  Central 13, Frankford 12: The Lancers exploded for eight runs in the home seventh, making reliever KJ McFarlane (three innings) a winner. Tom Benek's two-run double ended it.
  Washington 16, Masterman 6: Roger Hanson got the win as John Santos went 2-for-2 with a double, triple, two walks and four runs scored.
  Prep Charter 2, GAMP 1 (8 inn.): In the home eighth, Frank Suppa reached base on a two-out error, thieved second and scored as Keegan McKoskey's popup to right field was dropped. Michael Lyons won in relief of Justin Bocelli; they combined for a one-hitter. GAMP's Jacob Kurtz fanned 12 in going the distance.
  Franklin Towne 5, Esperanza 4: Chris Hartman, a lefty swinger, made Tim Hart a winner with a bases-loaded walkoff single down the rightfield line.
  Northeast 5, Edison 0: Daquan Bohannan pitched a four-hitter with 12 Ks. Edison's Michael Garcia allowed two hits, but was victimized by seven errors.
  Lincoln 2, Franklin 0: Dylan Burke (five-hitter, 11 whiffs) won a duel against Khalil Coles (three-hitter, 16 Ks) and Justin Carlson drove in the decisive run.
  Roxborough 13, Bodine 10: Joe Tinneny toughed out the win.
  Phila. Elec. 12, Bok 1: Devin Nottis went 3-for-4 with two triples and six RBI and Justin Brown pitched a five-inning three-hitter.
  Phila. Academy 11, Fels 2: Eric Heisler fanned eight and doubled. Tyler Sharp posted a pair of two-baggers.
  Kensington-Swenson: Suspended at 6-6 after eight innings.

APRIL 22
PUBLIC LEAGUE
  Boys' Latin 5, Furness 2: Antonio Harris struck out 13 in a six-hitter while Marcus Peele (single), Abdur Mujahid (fielder's choice) and Darron Mitchell (single) had RBI in the hme sixth to erase a 3-2 deficit. Furness' Agustin Gil fanned 12 while also allowing six hits.
  Bartram 17, Lamberton 8: Richard Roane whiffed 10 in a five-hitter and Juan Santana went 4-for-4 with a triple and four RBI. Abdur Saaba scored three times.
  Dobbins 9, Freire 4: Maquan Osborne fanned nine, Aaron James doubled twice and Nizar Ray got two RBI on a suicide squeeze.
  Franklin LC 17, Germantown 9: Isaac Santiago went 4-for-5 with a double and five RBI.
  King 1, West Phila. 0: Forfeit. Low numbers.
  Bracetti 19, Mastbaum 8: Jorge Quinones got the win with big help from Jose Escalera (4-for-4, double, four RBI).
  Overbrook 12, Del-Val 1: Buddy Dessus claimed the victory.
  Olney 12, Saul 2: Winning pitcher Anjeuris Morales doubled and homered.
  Science Lead. 15, Gratz 5: Jeff Schwartz hammered a three-run homer en route to six RBI. Nick Manton added two hits, three RBI.
  Eng. and Science 8, Southern 7: Jahreese Strickland went 3-for-4 with four RBI.
  Univ. City 7, Sankofa 6: Nakell Green fanned 11 and Aaron Gadson stroked a walkoff single.
  Randolph 7, Straw. Mansion 0: No details.
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
  Bonner-Prendie 11, Conwell-Egan 0: Frank Saviski turned a triple and homer into four RBI and Dan Furman allowed two hits over five frames.
  Wood 10, McDevitt 0: Scott Boches allowed three hits in five innings. Erik Bowren doubled and tripled.
  Neumann-Goretti 7, Carroll 4: John La Motta got the win. Joe Kinee and Josh Ockimey doubled.

APRIL 19
INTER-AC LEAGUE
  Episcopal 8, Penn Charter 7: The Churchmen plated five runs in the home seventh. A hit-error combo off AJ Lotsis' bat brought in the last two. Michael Nickolas (two RBI) had EA's only two hits through six frames. Reliever Bennett Smith got his first varsity win.
  Malvern 11, Haver. School 2: Joe Poduslenko went 3-for-4 with a homer and three RBI and Chris Butera allowed no earned runs in 5.2 innings.
PUBLIC LEAGUE
  Franklin Towne 13, GAMP 2: Chris Hartman had five RBI and finished a single shy of the cycle. Tim Hart got the win.
  Central 21, Masterman 1: No details.
  Washington 15, Esperanza 5: Winner Jake Wright doubled and homered. Scott Siley added three two-baggers.
  Prep Charter 16, Frankford 0: No details.
  Franklin 6, Edison 1: Khalil Coles twirled a one-hitter with 12 strikeouts and four walks. He also went 2-for-4 and scored twice. Emmanuel Young added four RBI.
  Bodine 13, Fels 0: Nick Cammisa fanned 10 in six innings and went 4-for-4 with three RBI.
  Kensington-Phila. Elec.: Suspended with score at 11-11.
  Bracetti 15, Del-Val 0: Angel Figueroa went 3-for-3 with a double, triple and five RBI. Kelvin Sebastro got the win.
  Lincoln 12, Phila. Academy 11: Dylan Burke toughed out the win. Matt Dougan went 2-for-3 with three steals.
  Roxborough 10, Bok 0: Winner Eric Krok went 2-for-4 with a double and triple.
  Overbrook 7, Saul 3: Devin Rodriguez went 2-for-3 with a double, triple and two RBI. He also fanned 10 in a three-hitter.
  Northeast 10, Swenson 0: Ryan Roffman pitched a six-inning no-hitter with eight Ks and two walks. Shahir Gates thumped a grand slam.

APRIL 18
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
  Bonner-Prendie 12, Wood 9: Brad Scull (3-for-4, triple, three RBI), Jim Haley (titanic three-run homer to left-center), Tom Crumlish (RBI triple) and Chris Coggin (two-run double) helped make Pat Vanderslice a winner.
  Carroll 16, McDevitt 4: Matt Maerz went 4-for-4 with a slam and six RBI. Sal Bello (three-run) and Evan Harvey (two-run) also homered.
PUBLIC LEAGUE
  Olney 13, Bracetti 6: Anjeuris Morales went 4-for-5 with a homer and two RBI. Sergio Martinez added a double, two RBI.
  Boys' Latin 15, Germantown 0: Jahlil Gregg had two RBI and Antonio Harris struck out six in three innings.
  Overbrook 9, Franklin LC 1: Brandon Hines went 2-for-3 with three RBI and the run against him was unearned.
  King 8, Dobbins 4: Randolph Edwards got the win.
  Mastbaum 16, Eng. and Science 10: Winner Angel DeJesus went 2-for-5 with four RBI.
  Furness 10, Saul 5: Bobby Tinneny doubled twice for Saul.
  Science Lead. 19, West Phila. 1: Jeff Schwartz went 3-for-3 with a triple and three RBI as Ethan Reese was able to coast.
  Gratz 18, Straw. Mansion 3: Frosh George Belliard fanned 11 in four frames. Classmate Javon Whitfield added three RBI.
  Del-Val 17, Southern 10: Demetrius "Meech" Green went 3-for-5 with a triple, two RBI and four runs scored.
  Univ. City 12, Lamberton 2: Brandy Morel went 3-for-3 with a double, homer and three RBI while Nakell Green mowed down 11.
  Rush 16, Randolph 8: Winner Brian Carroll enjoyed watching Anthony Moore hammer a triple.
INTER-AC LEAGUE
  SCH Academy 12, Gtn. Academy 1: Ross Mintzer went the distance. Owen McAdoo doubled twice for two RBI.

APRIL 17
PUBLIC LEAGUE
  Central 11, Prep Charter 9: Kyle Newcomb went 4-for-4 with a double and three RBI, Louis Lobron also had a double and three RBI and Tom Benek thumped a two-run homer. PC, which got three RBI from Rob Freer, scored four in the home seventh and left the bases jammed.
  Esperanza 11, Frankford 10: Bobby Berdicia contributed a two-run single in the home sixth to make Gio Victoria a winner. Luis Santiago went 3-for-4 with two doubles and a triple.
  Masterman 4, GAMP 3: Winning pitcher Joey Powell scored the decisive run in the fifth with a steal of home.
  Washington 2, Franklin Towne 1: Jake Wright and Michael Honick delivered RBI singles in the sixth. Scott Siley doubled twice. Roger Hanson fanned eight.
  Franklin 10, Bok 0: Emmanuel Young spun a five-inning no-hitter with 11 whiffs and one walk. Jose Santiago tripled.
  Edison 11, Phila. Elec. 3: Frankie Gonzalez went 2-for-2 with a double, two walks and three RBI. Michael Garcia fanned 11 in a four-hitter.
  Swenson 11, Fels 5: Brian Nieves went 3-for-4 with a double and four RBI. Josh Bittner whiffed 13.
  Northeast 4, Kensington 1: Winner Shahir Gates helped himself with a double.
  Phila. Acad. 9, Bodine 6: Eric Heisler got the win and Mike Sullivan tripled.
  Lincoln 11, Roxborough 0: Justin Carlson threw a five-inning perfect game after coming within one strike of one last week. Kevin Johnson doubled.
  Bartram-Randolph: Not reported.
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
  La Salle 7, Ryan 3: Dom Cuoci (double, triple, two RBI) and Jimmy Herron (three hits) made Tom Cockill a winner.
  Roman 5, SJ Prep 3: Kyle Rogalski struck out six in a four-hitter.
  O'Hara 7, Judge 6: Bob Ieradi saved Chris Fusaro's win. John Banes and Will Latcham halved six hits, two RBI.