Delaware Baseball HS News for 3-29-22

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Appoquinimink 17 Newark 7 Aidan Deakins earned his second win of the season going 3 innings and not allowing a hit, he also had 5 strikeouts. Chase Fleming, Aidan Deakins, and Rey Carrier each had 2 hits for Appo, Deakins also had 3 RBI's. Chase Fleming, Chad Lawrence, Travis Peden and Hunter Hitchens contributed 2 RBI's each. Dustin Green, Tyler Bedford, and Duncan Pike all had 1 hit each for Newark.

Sussex Central 14 Milford 4

Brenden Anderson led the Knights throwing 4 innings and striking out 8. He also added 3 hits including a double and a triple. Colin Tucker and TJ Morris both added 2 hits as well. Aiden Zimmerman went 3-3 and Mason Morris hit a 3 run homerun for the Bucs.

Friends 6 Sanford 5

The Quakers scored on a Corey Silberglied single in the top of the seventh to break a 5-5 tie. Adin Shweiki pitched five innings for the Quakers striking out three and surrendering one earned run. Ryan Tattersall earned the win in relief. Nathaniel Huxtable went 2-3 with a double, an rbi, and three runs scored. Shweiki doubled and went 2-3 with 3 rbi. Ferguson, Fox, and Lazarski all recorded mulitple hits with two apiece for the Warriors. Brady Fox struck out nine Quakers over four innings surrendering just three hits.

St. Martks 8 Archmere 0 Garrett Quinn and John Klepacki combined to allow only 3 hits while striking out 7. James Baffone had 2 hits for the Spartans. Concord defeated Odessa 7-1 behind the pitching of Dylan Cruser. Cruser, who pitched 4 1/3 innings, scattered three hits while striking out 8 batters. Cruser led the offense with three hits and two runs scored. Andrew Firko added two hits, two runs and one RBI for Concord. Kevin Barrow added two hits and three RBI's for the Raiders. Charlie Lynch also added two hits for Concord. Odessa received a strong pitching performance from Matthew Bublitz. Bublitz also added a hit for Odessa. Michael Biondollo had a double for Odessa. Dover 11 Cape Henlopen 6 Brandon Yoder led Dover reaching base safely in all 5 plate appearances including 2 singles and 3 runs scored. Hunter Chambers was 2 for 3 with a double and 2 RBI's. Paris Mitchell had a triple with 2 RBI's for Cape. Middletown 19 Hodgson 2 Middletown came out swinging, scoring 6 runs in the first inning, all with two outs. Will Austin reached base five times for the Cavaliers, tallying 4 runs. Brandon Boyd and Quincy Martin gathered 2 hits a piece. Quinn Windett threw 4 solid innings, giving up 0 earned runs for the Cavs. Reichard and Rivera each gathered a hit for the Silver Eagles. William Penn 23 Delcastle 7 The Colonials were led offensively by Brandon Grygo with 5 RBIs and Hassan Turner with 3. Brandon Grygo busted the game open with a Grand Slam to deep right field. William Penn used 5 different pitchers to combine for the win. Delcastle offense was led by Atkins who picked up 3 hits and 3 RBIs including a double and 2 singles. Conrad 21 Charter School of Wilmington 3 Conrad scored eight runs in the third inning. Conrad Red Wolves's offense in the inning came from doubles by Noah Gonzalez, Matthew O'Connor, and Wesley Mah, singles by Patrick Blanch and Purring, and a triple by Brett Walmsely. Nathan Schurga led things off on the pitcher's mound for Conrad Red Wolves. The pitcher surrendered two runs on four hits over three innled Sam Lefton led Wilmington Charter with three hits in three at bats. Lake Forest 6 Sussex Academy 1 JD Mudri got the win for the Spartans striking out 6 and only giving up 3 hits. Quade Gannon and Adam Schiff lead the offense collecting 3 hits each. Gannon had an rbi triple and a 2 run home run. Elisha Jones pitched 5 strong innings for Sussex Academy striking out 8. Sussex Tech 2 Smyrna 1 Both teams were strong on the mound but Sussex Tech would win the low-scoring affair 2-1. The Ravens got on the board in the first inning on a single from Landon Ruark. Grant Allen would earn the win on the mound for Sussex Tech going 5 innings, allowing 1 run on four hits while striking out seven. Zane Adams threw two innings of relief recording the last six outs to earn the save. Sussex Tech was led offensively by Landon Ruark (2-3, 1RBI) and Jaryn Sample (2-3). Rosnell Lewis also added a hit for the Ravens. Sean Keener threw four strong innings for Smyrna. The Eagles were led offensively by Connor Strauss (2-3, 1RBI) and Connor Wilson (2-3). St. Georges 18 Mt. Pleasant 0 St. Georges had 12 different players contribute to their 14 hit offensive performance with Erick Atkins and Nathan Arterbridge collecting two hits each. Jimmy Breen contributed three RBI's for the Hawks. Bobby Stewart and Chris Sullivan combined for a one hit shutout, striking out nine. Parker Ilgaz had a hit for Mount and competed on the mound for Knights. Delmarva Christian 18 Holly Grove 1 Luke Lilliston brought in Braden Wieland with a single in the bottom of the first inning for the Eagles. Obertubbesing, Briggs, and Furmanek had multi hit games for the Royals. Breasure connected for a three run homer run. Chase Hitchens threw a complete game striking out 7. Delaware Military Academy 19 First State Military Academy 0 DMA- Ryan Williams tossed 4 innings collecting 8 ks on the way allowing only one hit. Sammy Diaz, Dylan Delcollo, and Jacob Greenwood all had multiple hits. Mason Rossiter and Greenwood had 3 RBIs apiece. FSMA- Jayden Duncan had a leadoff hit for the Bulldogs. Red Lion Christian 17 St. Andrews 2 Riley Burroughs led the Lions offense scoring twice and driving in 5 runs with a Grand Slam and a sacrifice fly. Also scoring twice were Mason Nester, Dom Liguori, Robert Rojas and Josh Stull. Brayden Redmond and Caleb Sutton each pitched 2 scoreless innings. For St. Andrews, W. Evans drove in 2 runs with a double and C. Butner and J. Horgan each had 2 hits. Woodbridge 1 Indian River 0 Seth Smart and Will Hague combined for a 3-hit shutout, with Hague collecting his first varsity win. Smart struck out 8 in 4 2/3 innings, while Hague pitched 2 1/3 hitless innings. Smart had an RBI double in the bottom of the 5th that proved to be the difference maker. This was one of 2 hits on the day for Smart. Austin Griffith, Parker Short, and Sam Schroeder also collected hits for Woodbridge. For Indian River, Chance Hocker struck out 8 on the mound in 4 2/3 innings. Roman Keith had a double in the top of the 1st inning.