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TICONDEROGA — Plattsburgh High kept pace with Peru in CVAC Division I regular season baseball over the weekend with two victories, including a big 5-0 decision at Ticonderoga on Saturday.
The Hornets and Nighthawks have lost just once in CVAC play this season, having beaten each other one time.
Diego Rios went the distance for the shutout on the mound for the Hornets, allowing two hits, walking two and striking out eight. Jackson Dorsett started and took the loss for the Sentinels.
“Rios was in control the entire game and did a good job of getting soft contact throughout,” Ticonderoga coach Dan Dorsett said. “He only had two strikeouts through five innings but finished strong, allowing just two hits to Jackson Dorsett.
“PHS did a nice job in the game and was solid all day.”
Lucas Kowalowski had two of Plattsburgh's seven hits. PHS got back-to-back doubles in the second inning from Cooper Holland and Ryan Colburn to score twice early, and a RBI double from Kallen Abernethy in the fifth extended its lead to four runs.
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PHS 5, TCS 0
PHS;020;020;1;—;5;7;2
TCS;000;000;0;—;0;2;1
Rios and Brown. Dorsett, Bechtold (6) and Frasier. WP- Rios. LP- Dorsett. 2B- Holland (PHS), Colburn (PHS), Abernethy (PHS).
SUNDAYCVACNORTHEASTERN CLINTON 9SARANAC LAKE 8
CHAMPLAIN — Senior Jordan Wells' RBI single in the bottom of the seventh inning capped a four-run rally and gave the Cougars their victory on Senior Night over the Red Storm.
Senior Robert McIntyre had a two-run single to tie the game at 8-all.
“Although it wasn't our best showing, I was proud of the resiliency shown by our team in finding a way to win the game,” NCCS coach Jeff Norton said.
McIntyre finished with three hits and three RBIs for the Cougars, while Cobe Lafountain added two hits and two RBIs. Connor Gillis and Jackson Daunais paced Saranac Lake with two hits apiece.
“Jackson Daunais and Robert McIntyre provided their teams with very strong starts,” Norton said. “Credit to the Saranac Lake defense on playing error-free behind their pitchers.
“Our defense was disappointing today, but we were able to show some grit and overcome it with some big defensive plays at times and quality at-bats late.”
McIntyre went 6.2 innings and allowed eight runs — two earned, walked four, allowed eight hits and struck out 10.
Daunais left after five innings and struck out 10, surrendered two earned runs and walked three.
It was a tough weekend for the Red Storm, who lost three games in three days.
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NCCS 9, SLCS 8
SLCS;000;303;2;—;8;8;0
NCCS;200;003;4;—9;8;4
Daunais, Durkee (6), VanLaer (6) and Willett, Daunais (6). McIntyre, Dragoon (7) and Wells. WP- Dragoon. LP- VanLaer. 2B- Gillis (SLCS).
MVACJOHNSBURG/MINERVA 14CHAZY 5
CHAZY — Jeremiah Freebern finished with three runs, three hits and two RBI for the Irish Jags.
Aaden Sauer-Jones, Cole Millington and Connor Sharp added two hits apiece, with Sharp driving in three runs and winning pitcher Tristan Campbell with two RBI.
Campbell (7) and Aaden Sauer-Jones (5) combined for 12 strikeouts.
Aiden Howell went 2-for-2 with two walks and a RBI for the Eagles. Zeke McLennan drove in two runs.
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J/M 14, CCRS 5
J/M;231;500;3;—;14;12;0
CCRS;020;012;0;—;5;8;2
Campbell, A. Sauer-Jones (5) and N. Sauer-Jones. Durocher, McLennan (4), Duprey (7) and Demers. WP- Campbell. LP- Durocher. 2B- Millington (J/M), Freebern (J/M). 3B- A. Sauer-Jones (M/N).
SATURDAYNORTHEASTERN CLINTON 5NORTHERN ADIRONDACK 3
LYON MOUNTAIN — Winning pitcher Jacob Perkins struck out seven in going four innings and allowed only a leadoff single in the fourth to Tripp Hicks.
Lincoln Perkins pitched scoreless baseball in the fifth and six innings before returning to the mound in the seventh to get the save as he retired all eight batters he faced in 2.2 innings.
Robert McIntyre led the Cougars with three hits, while Jordan Wells, Jacob Perkins, Carter Garceau and Cobe Lafountain all had RBI hits. NCCS bunched five of its hits in the third inning to score three times.
NAC made it interesting in the seventh after being held to one hit over the first six innings.
The Bobcats rallied for three runs and had runners on first and third when a long fly ball to left with two out ended the comeback bid.
Reese LaBarge, Kayden Rabideau and Jackson Bassett had RBI hits in the inning; Art Trudo added a double and Emmett LaClair a single.
Hicks went the distance in taking the loss, allowing three earned runs, nine hits, walking three and striking out seven.
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NCCS 5, NAC 3
NCCS;003;020;0;—;5;9;0
NAC;000;000;3;—;3;6;2
J. Perkins, L. Perkins (5), C. Lafountain (7), L. Perkins (7) and G. Lafountain. Hicks and Rabideau. WP- J. Perkins. LP- Hicks, Sv- L. Perkins. 2B- Wells (NCCS), J. Perkins (NCCS), Trudo (NAC).
SARANAC 17SARANAC LAKE 3
SARANAC LAKE — Winning pitcher Matt Owen helped his cause with two hits as the Spartans defeated the Red Storm.
Rowen Rabideau also had two hits for Saranac, which jumped in front early with five runs in the first inning.
Alius Martelle and Ethan Knight led the Red Storm's offense with two hits apiece.
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SCS 17, SLCS 3
SCS;506;500;1;—;17;11;1
SLCS;000;410;0;—;3;6;6
Owen, LaBombard (6) and Coryer. Gillis, Lambert (4) and Willett. WP- Owen. LP- Gillis. 2B- Owen (SCS), Squier (SCS), Martelle (SLCS), Gillis (SLCS).
FRIDAYBEEKMANTOWN 5SARANAC LAKE 4
SARANAC LAKE — The Eagles pushed across a run in the top of the seventh inning to edge the Red Storm.
Beekmantown won the contest despite getting just two hits off losing pitcher Alius Martelle, who went the distance.
Sully Loughan started on the mound for the Eagles, and Bryson Recore picked up the win in relief.
Ethan Knight and Zack McCarthy led the Red Storm with two hits apiece.
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Beekmantown 5, Saranac Lake 4
BCS;300;010;1;—;5;2;3
SLCS;300;100;0;—;4;6;1
Loughan, Recore (6) and Porter. Martelle and Willett. WP- Recore. LP- Martelle.
PLATTSBURGH 12SARANAC 1
SARANAC — The Hornets scored all of their runs in the first three innings, and Lucas Kowalowski struck out eight in going the first six innings for the pitching win.
Diego Rios and Kallen Abernethy hit triples and Ryan Colburn a double for PHS.
Max Coryer had a double and two singles to account for three of the Spartans' six hits.
Caleb Champagne did not allow a hit, walked two and struck out three in pitching three scoreless innings in relief.
“The game got away from us when we made an error on what would've have been the third out in the second inning, and PHS capitalized, scoring five after our mistake,” Saranac coach Robby Knowles said.
“Champagne did a good job in relief for us to stop the bleeding. Coryer has been doing a really good job for us at the plate, as well.
“Tom Neale has done an excellent job with the PHS pitching staff. Both (Cooper) Holland and Kowalowski had good stuff in our two meetings this week.”
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PHS 12, SCS 1
PHS;156;000;0;—;12;6;0
SCS;000;001;0;—;1;6;2
Kowalowski, Colburn (7) and Brown. Lareau, Champagne (3), Macomber (6), Barton (7) and Macomber, Coryer (4). WP- Kowalowski. LP- Lareau. 2B- Colburn (PHS), Coryer (SCS), Lawrenz (SCS). 3B- Rios (PHS), Abernethy (PHS).
TIONDEROGA 9AUSABLE VALLEY 0
AUSABLE FORKS — Owen teRiele pitched five shutout innings in the Sentinels' win.
Ticonderoga scored seven of its nine runs in the second inning.
Rowen Bechtold and Brady Mydlarz led the Sentinels with two hits each.
Oryn Bell had a double for one of the six Patriot hits. Gavin Richards took the pitching loss.
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TCS 9, AVCS 0
TCS;070;110;—;9;8;0
AVCS;000;000;—;0;6;4
teRiele, Mydlarz (6) and Frasier. Richards, Girard (5) and Hanshaw. WP- teRiele. LP- Richards.
MVACLAKE PLACID 9CROWN POINT 1
CROWN POINT — Sean McCauley went the distance for the pitching win as he allowed three hits, walked four and struck out 16.
McCauley had a double and single at the plate while Braeden Foley added two singles for Lake Placid. The Blue Bombers scored all nine of their runs in the first three innings.
Owen Carey rapped a home run and Eli Meachem added two hits to account for all of Crown Point's hits in the contest.
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LPCS 9, CPCS 1
LPCS;225;000;0;—;9;10
CPCS;010;000;0;—;1;3
McCauley and Colby. Sumner, Hurlburt (3) and Carey. WP- McCauley. LP- Sumner. 2B- McCauley (LPCS). HR- Carey (CPCS).
SCHROON LAKE/NEWCOMB 17BOQUET VALLEY 0 (5)
SCHROON LAKE — Winning pitcher Lucas LaPerle and reliever Daniel Pelkey combined on a five-inning, one-hitter with 10 strikeouts.
The Wild Huskies clinched second place in the conference while improving to 11-3 in league play.
Julian Porcaro, Pelkey, Elijah Melville, Gavin MacDonald and Jayce Porcaro all had two hits each for Schroon Lake/Newcomb, which scored 11 of its runs in the fourth inning.
The Wild Huskies accounted for five extra base hits in the game.
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SL/N 17, BVCS 0 (5)
BVCS;000;00;—;0;1;8
SL/N;150;(11)x;—;17;14;2
Walter, Gay (2), Gay (4), Demar (4) and Napper. LaPerle, Pelkey (4) and Porcaro. WP- LaPerle. LP- Walter. 2B- MacDonald (SL/N), Julian Porcaro (SL/N), Laperle (SL/N), Melville (SL/N). 3B- Pelkey (SL/N).
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The Hornets and Nighthawks have lost just once in CVAC play this season, having beaten each other one time.
Diego Rios went the distance for the shutout on the mound for the Hornets, allowing two hits, walking two and striking out eight. Jackson Dorsett started and took the loss for the Sentinels.
“Rios was in control the entire game and did a good job of getting soft contact throughout,” Ticonderoga coach Dan Dorsett said. “He only had two strikeouts through five innings but finished strong, allowing just two hits to Jackson Dorsett.
“PHS did a nice job in the game and was solid all day.”
Lucas Kowalowski had two of Plattsburgh's seven hits. PHS got back-to-back doubles in the second inning from Cooper Holland and Ryan Colburn to score twice early, and a RBI double from Kallen Abernethy in the fifth extended its lead to four runs.
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PHS 5, TCS 0
PHS;020;020;1;—;5;7;2
TCS;000;000;0;—;0;2;1
Rios and Brown. Dorsett, Bechtold (6) and Frasier. WP- Rios. LP- Dorsett. 2B- Holland (PHS), Colburn (PHS), Abernethy (PHS).
SUNDAYCVACNORTHEASTERN CLINTON 9SARANAC LAKE 8
CHAMPLAIN — Senior Jordan Wells' RBI single in the bottom of the seventh inning capped a four-run rally and gave the Cougars their victory on Senior Night over the Red Storm.
Senior Robert McIntyre had a two-run single to tie the game at 8-all.
“Although it wasn't our best showing, I was proud of the resiliency shown by our team in finding a way to win the game,” NCCS coach Jeff Norton said.
McIntyre finished with three hits and three RBIs for the Cougars, while Cobe Lafountain added two hits and two RBIs. Connor Gillis and Jackson Daunais paced Saranac Lake with two hits apiece.
“Jackson Daunais and Robert McIntyre provided their teams with very strong starts,” Norton said. “Credit to the Saranac Lake defense on playing error-free behind their pitchers.
“Our defense was disappointing today, but we were able to show some grit and overcome it with some big defensive plays at times and quality at-bats late.”
McIntyre went 6.2 innings and allowed eight runs — two earned, walked four, allowed eight hits and struck out 10.
Daunais left after five innings and struck out 10, surrendered two earned runs and walked three.
It was a tough weekend for the Red Storm, who lost three games in three days.
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NCCS 9, SLCS 8
SLCS;000;303;2;—;8;8;0
NCCS;200;003;4;—9;8;4
Daunais, Durkee (6), VanLaer (6) and Willett, Daunais (6). McIntyre, Dragoon (7) and Wells. WP- Dragoon. LP- VanLaer. 2B- Gillis (SLCS).
MVACJOHNSBURG/MINERVA 14CHAZY 5
CHAZY — Jeremiah Freebern finished with three runs, three hits and two RBI for the Irish Jags.
Aaden Sauer-Jones, Cole Millington and Connor Sharp added two hits apiece, with Sharp driving in three runs and winning pitcher Tristan Campbell with two RBI.
Campbell (7) and Aaden Sauer-Jones (5) combined for 12 strikeouts.
Aiden Howell went 2-for-2 with two walks and a RBI for the Eagles. Zeke McLennan drove in two runs.
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J/M 14, CCRS 5
J/M;231;500;3;—;14;12;0
CCRS;020;012;0;—;5;8;2
Campbell, A. Sauer-Jones (5) and N. Sauer-Jones. Durocher, McLennan (4), Duprey (7) and Demers. WP- Campbell. LP- Durocher. 2B- Millington (J/M), Freebern (J/M). 3B- A. Sauer-Jones (M/N).
SATURDAYNORTHEASTERN CLINTON 5NORTHERN ADIRONDACK 3
LYON MOUNTAIN — Winning pitcher Jacob Perkins struck out seven in going four innings and allowed only a leadoff single in the fourth to Tripp Hicks.
Lincoln Perkins pitched scoreless baseball in the fifth and six innings before returning to the mound in the seventh to get the save as he retired all eight batters he faced in 2.2 innings.
Robert McIntyre led the Cougars with three hits, while Jordan Wells, Jacob Perkins, Carter Garceau and Cobe Lafountain all had RBI hits. NCCS bunched five of its hits in the third inning to score three times.
NAC made it interesting in the seventh after being held to one hit over the first six innings.
The Bobcats rallied for three runs and had runners on first and third when a long fly ball to left with two out ended the comeback bid.
Reese LaBarge, Kayden Rabideau and Jackson Bassett had RBI hits in the inning; Art Trudo added a double and Emmett LaClair a single.
Hicks went the distance in taking the loss, allowing three earned runs, nine hits, walking three and striking out seven.
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NCCS 5, NAC 3
NCCS;003;020;0;—;5;9;0
NAC;000;000;3;—;3;6;2
J. Perkins, L. Perkins (5), C. Lafountain (7), L. Perkins (7) and G. Lafountain. Hicks and Rabideau. WP- J. Perkins. LP- Hicks, Sv- L. Perkins. 2B- Wells (NCCS), J. Perkins (NCCS), Trudo (NAC).
SARANAC 17SARANAC LAKE 3
SARANAC LAKE — Winning pitcher Matt Owen helped his cause with two hits as the Spartans defeated the Red Storm.
Rowen Rabideau also had two hits for Saranac, which jumped in front early with five runs in the first inning.
Alius Martelle and Ethan Knight led the Red Storm's offense with two hits apiece.
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SCS 17, SLCS 3
SCS;506;500;1;—;17;11;1
SLCS;000;410;0;—;3;6;6
Owen, LaBombard (6) and Coryer. Gillis, Lambert (4) and Willett. WP- Owen. LP- Gillis. 2B- Owen (SCS), Squier (SCS), Martelle (SLCS), Gillis (SLCS).
FRIDAYBEEKMANTOWN 5SARANAC LAKE 4
SARANAC LAKE — The Eagles pushed across a run in the top of the seventh inning to edge the Red Storm.
Beekmantown won the contest despite getting just two hits off losing pitcher Alius Martelle, who went the distance.
Sully Loughan started on the mound for the Eagles, and Bryson Recore picked up the win in relief.
Ethan Knight and Zack McCarthy led the Red Storm with two hits apiece.
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Beekmantown 5, Saranac Lake 4
BCS;300;010;1;—;5;2;3
SLCS;300;100;0;—;4;6;1
Loughan, Recore (6) and Porter. Martelle and Willett. WP- Recore. LP- Martelle.
PLATTSBURGH 12SARANAC 1
SARANAC — The Hornets scored all of their runs in the first three innings, and Lucas Kowalowski struck out eight in going the first six innings for the pitching win.
Diego Rios and Kallen Abernethy hit triples and Ryan Colburn a double for PHS.
Max Coryer had a double and two singles to account for three of the Spartans' six hits.
Caleb Champagne did not allow a hit, walked two and struck out three in pitching three scoreless innings in relief.
“The game got away from us when we made an error on what would've have been the third out in the second inning, and PHS capitalized, scoring five after our mistake,” Saranac coach Robby Knowles said.
“Champagne did a good job in relief for us to stop the bleeding. Coryer has been doing a really good job for us at the plate, as well.
“Tom Neale has done an excellent job with the PHS pitching staff. Both (Cooper) Holland and Kowalowski had good stuff in our two meetings this week.”
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PHS 12, SCS 1
PHS;156;000;0;—;12;6;0
SCS;000;001;0;—;1;6;2
Kowalowski, Colburn (7) and Brown. Lareau, Champagne (3), Macomber (6), Barton (7) and Macomber, Coryer (4). WP- Kowalowski. LP- Lareau. 2B- Colburn (PHS), Coryer (SCS), Lawrenz (SCS). 3B- Rios (PHS), Abernethy (PHS).
TIONDEROGA 9AUSABLE VALLEY 0
AUSABLE FORKS — Owen teRiele pitched five shutout innings in the Sentinels' win.
Ticonderoga scored seven of its nine runs in the second inning.
Rowen Bechtold and Brady Mydlarz led the Sentinels with two hits each.
Oryn Bell had a double for one of the six Patriot hits. Gavin Richards took the pitching loss.
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TCS 9, AVCS 0
TCS;070;110;—;9;8;0
AVCS;000;000;—;0;6;4
teRiele, Mydlarz (6) and Frasier. Richards, Girard (5) and Hanshaw. WP- teRiele. LP- Richards.
MVACLAKE PLACID 9CROWN POINT 1
CROWN POINT — Sean McCauley went the distance for the pitching win as he allowed three hits, walked four and struck out 16.
McCauley had a double and single at the plate while Braeden Foley added two singles for Lake Placid. The Blue Bombers scored all nine of their runs in the first three innings.
Owen Carey rapped a home run and Eli Meachem added two hits to account for all of Crown Point's hits in the contest.
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LPCS 9, CPCS 1
LPCS;225;000;0;—;9;10
CPCS;010;000;0;—;1;3
McCauley and Colby. Sumner, Hurlburt (3) and Carey. WP- McCauley. LP- Sumner. 2B- McCauley (LPCS). HR- Carey (CPCS).
SCHROON LAKE/NEWCOMB 17BOQUET VALLEY 0 (5)
SCHROON LAKE — Winning pitcher Lucas LaPerle and reliever Daniel Pelkey combined on a five-inning, one-hitter with 10 strikeouts.
The Wild Huskies clinched second place in the conference while improving to 11-3 in league play.
Julian Porcaro, Pelkey, Elijah Melville, Gavin MacDonald and Jayce Porcaro all had two hits each for Schroon Lake/Newcomb, which scored 11 of its runs in the fourth inning.
The Wild Huskies accounted for five extra base hits in the game.
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SL/N 17, BVCS 0 (5)
BVCS;000;00;—;0;1;8
SL/N;150;(11)x;—;17;14;2
Walter, Gay (2), Gay (4), Demar (4) and Napper. LaPerle, Pelkey (4) and Porcaro. WP- LaPerle. LP- Walter. 2B- MacDonald (SL/N), Julian Porcaro (SL/N), Laperle (SL/N), Melville (SL/N). 3B- Pelkey (SL/N).
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