League Baseball Results, 2008

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JUNE 5
PIAA QUARTERFINAL
(At Spring-Ford High)
  Hempfield 3, Frankford 2: All of the scoring took place in the last three innings. Esteban "Shortie" Meletiche stole home in the bottom of the fifth to get things started, then surrendered a two-run homer. Hempfield added one more in the seventh, then Edwin "Tito" Rohena delivered an RBI single in the bottom half. Frankford had the bases loaded with one away, but a forceout at the plate and popout ended it. All five of Frankford's hits were singles, 12 guys fanned and eight runners were stranded in scoring position.

JUNE 2
PIAA FIRST-ROUND PLAYOFFS
CLASS AAAA
(At La Salle University)
  Frankford 3, Avon Grove 1 (8 inn.): Edwin "Tito" Rohena pitched a three-hitter, struck out seven, picked two runners off first base and gave himself the win with a one-out, two-run homer to dead rightfield in the home eighth. Jon Bracero was plunked by a 3-2 pitch immediately beforehand. The Pioneers, humbled by a combined score of 35-3 in three previous state appearances, scored in the second as Frank Donato doubled and came around on a pair of errors. Esteban "Shortie" Meletiche doubled for Frankford's other hit.
CLASS AAA
(At Ashburn Field)
  Blue Mountain 14, Phila. Elec. 0 (5 inn.): The Chargers were held to two hits, singles by Chuck Fitzgerald and Ricky Holmes, and had to play most of the last two innings with just eight players. In the visiting fourth, relief pitcher Luke Moscinski was almost knocked out by a knee to the head as he scooped up a dribbler along the first-base line and tagged the runner. He could not continue, but rightfielder Anthony Digneo, who had just yielded to sub Aaron Casby, was unable to re-enter the game in Moscinski's spot in the order. Moscinski would have led off the home fourth. PE was assessed an automatic out. Over BM's last two at-bats, PE coach Mark Olkowski went with three infielders rather than two outfielders.
CLASS AA
(At Blue Mountain)
  Pine Grove 11, Prep Charter 1 (5 inn.): The Huskies' only hit, Sean McGovern's RBI single, made it 1-0 in the visiting first after Kyle Stanton walked and was bunted over by losing pitcher Sam Shipley.
CLASS A
(At Ashburn Field)
  Christopher Dock 16, GAMP 1 (6 inn.): In game two of a doublehaeder, the visitors exploded for eight runs in the visiting sixth and GAMP had no answers. The Pioneers were limited to five singles. They scored in the fifth as frosh Dom Raia singled and later tallied on Nick Coppola's base hit.

MAY 28
PUBLIC LEAGUE FINAL
(At Campbell's Field, Camden)
  Frankford 15, Central 5 (6 inn.): Under first-year coach Juan Namnun, the Pioneers became the second Pub program in recent times (also Northeast, 1994-99) to win five championships in a six-year period. They did it the hard way, too, in this night game, spotting Central to a 5-1 lead after 2 1/2 innings. Frankford changed the tide with a nine-run third. The first five runs were scored without the benefit of a hit, then Jon Bracero (three-run double) and Edwin "Tito" Rohena (RBI triple) added exclamation marks. Esteban "Shortie" Meletiche pitched a six-hitter with as many strikeouts and cracked a pair of two-run doubles for four RBI; the second ended the game with one away in the sixth. Frankford upped its seven-year record vs. Pub opposition to 117-8, counting playoffs. Central's highlights were RBI doubles by Tom Capewell and Mike Braun.

MAY 27
CATHOLIC LEAGUE FINAL
(At Widener Univ.)
  SJ Prep 5, Bonner 1: Kyle Mullen pitched a four-hitter and received no-errors support from his fielders as the Hawks captured a second consecutive title. Pitching coach Bob Blake had to leave town on business, so pitch-calling duties were left to catcher Dennis Murphy. Aaron Haas (one-run) and Jeff Lynch (two-run) smacked RBI singles in a three-run third, Brett Tiagwad posted a two-run single in the sixth and Tim Edger registered six assists at shortstop. The original shortstop, Steve Bruno, a returning first team All-City player, had transferred to Gloucester Catholic in early April, forcing Edger to move in from centerfield. Bonner lefty Conor Kerins, who'd fanned 13 Hawks in a regular season meeting, suffered his first loss of the season while going on shorter-than-usual rest (four days). The Friars scored in the sixth on consecutive hits by Pat Warrington (double) and Rob Benedict (single).

MAY 23
CATHOLIC LEAGUE SEMIFINAL
(At Widener Univ.)
  Bonner 11, Ryan 1: A pair of righthanders, junior Ryan Haley (2.2 innings) and senior John Condo, combined to pitch a no-hitter that covered six innings. It was the second such no-no of the week in a CL playoff (though SJ Prep's over Wood featured three pitchers for two innings apiece) and it earned the Friars a spot in the championship game for the first time since 1989. Haley walked three and struck out two; the run scored on consecutive errors in the third. Condo walked one and fanned one. Condo, a closer all season, would have enjoyed going to the mound for the seventh, but the Friars scored eight in the home sixth on only three hits (just one left the infield). For the game, Bonner had no extra base hits and half of its eight singles did not reach the outfield.    

MAY 22
CATHOLIC LEAGUE SEMIFINAL
(At Phila. Univ.)
  SJ Prep 5, Neumann-Goretti 1: On the strength of Mark Donato's rocketed homer to dead rightfield (20 to 25 feet high; 346 down the line) and pitching of Nick Piscitelli, N-G was giving the defending champs great cause for consternation through 5 1/2 innings. Ten batters later, Prep owned a five-spot. The big hit was Perry Russom's 400-foot, two-run double to dead center. Aaron Haas and Kyle Mullen (two innings) did the pitching.
CATHOLIC LEAGUE QUARTERFINALS
  Bonner 8, Kennedy-Kenrick 1: Wet grounds forced a one-day postponement and then a move from Bonner's new field to Neumann College. Conor Kerins still felt right at home, allowing two hits and fanning 10 over six innings (seven in the first three). Bill Hollingsworth's RBI double made it 2-1 in the third. Lou Tomasetti had a pair of RBI singles.
  Ryan 3, Conwell-Egan 2: Rain halted this one in the fifth inning, with the score tied at 2-2. In the resumption, Ryan scored one in the visiting seventh as Jon Schmidt walked, went to second on a wild pitch and came around on an infield throwing error. Bob Steffney got the win with three no-hit, no-run relief innings. Nick Ferdinand (HBP) and Jerry Smith (walk) had Ryan's RBI. Sean O'Hara (injured on Day One, unavailable for Day Two) and Pat Sevick had C-E's on singles.

MAY 21
PUBLIC LEAGUE SEMIFINALS
(Doubleheader at La Salle University)
  Frankford 6, Northeast 4: The Pioneers used a three-spot in the home sixth to earn their sixth consecutive visit to the championship game. Jose Burgos and Robinson Rodriguez scored on daring dashes that followed wild pitches and Jose Gueits, the No. 9 hitter, capped the rally with an RBI single. Esteban "Shortie" Meletiche smashed an RBI double and made a sensational, diving, back-to-the-infield catch of a popup. Frankford junior Edwin "Tito" Rohena and Northeast lefty Brian Susten allowed nine hits apiece. Susten added a triple.
  Central 12, Washingon 11 (10 inn.): A double by Aaron Esbensen (4-for-6, two RBI) and a single by Tom Capewell (3-for-5, three RBI) gave Central a run in the visiting 10th. Capewell, the shortstop, gunned down a runner at the plate in the bottom half on a fielder's choice. Central led, 11-1, after 5 1/2. Washington scored eight in the sixth and Stan Borodyansky (3-for-4, three RBI) tied it with a two-run single in the seventh. Stephen Schall got the win with four scoreless frames. Plate ump John Jackson would have halted play after the 10th due to rapidly diminishing sunlight.
CATHOLIC LEAGUE QUARTERFINALS
(At home fields)
  Neumann-Goretti 1, La Salle 0: Lefty Mark Donato, the first soph MVP in league history, pitched a three-hitter to outduel junior lefty Shawn O'Neill (also three hits allowed). In the home sixth, Aggie Osano reached first on a bad-hop single, pinch-runner Anthony Pfettcher got to second on a caught stealing/dropped ball combo and, after Joey Armata was issued an intentional walk, soph Mike Riverso slashed an RBI single to center. This was N-G/Neumann's first playoff visit since '97 while the 1-0 score was the first in a CL playoff since 1999 (and eighth total).
  SJ Prep 10, Wood 0: Kyle Mullen, Kevin Gillen and Pat Carbone (two innings apiece) combined to spin a six inning no-hitter. They struck out eight; Mullen led with four. Brett Tiagwad went 3-for-4 with a double and triple for three RBI. Aaron Haas clubbed a two-run homer. Perry Russom also had two RBI.

MAY 19
PUBLIC LEAGUE QUARTERFINALS
  Northeast 8, GAMP 5: A three-run triple by Jose Delgado capped a seven-run first, but GAMP kept creeping back and loaded the bases with one out in the seventh. A popup and lineout to rightfield ended it. Lance Lempert went five-plus innings and then made a hairy sixth-inning catch in leftfield to start a doubleplay in support of A.J. Logan. For GAMP, Eugene Aversa doubled and got serious help from the wind on a two-run homer.
  Central 15, Lincoln 0: Shane Meyer and Micah Winterstein had matching performances (3-for-3, two RBI) and Aaron Esbensen turned his three hits into one RBI as Central rolled, in four innings. Zach Magdovitz allowed two hits and struck out six.
  Frankford 7, Phila. Elec. 0: Esteban "Shortie" Meletiche went 2-for-2 with one RBI, scored three runs and pitched one-hit, 10-whiff ball over five innings. Frank Donato finished up. Randy Pizzo singled twice for PET.
  Washington 13, Prep Charter 3: Damien Wilmer went 3-for-4 with a solo homer and three RBI in a game that went six innings. Wilmer's homer and a two-run single came in a six-run third. Will McFillin went 3-for-4 with one RBI while Dan Engelberg and Andrew Goodman stroked two hits apiece. Goodman added two RBI. Engelberg settled for one. Eric Eder fanned eight over four innings and Tom Radziak pitched no-hit ball in his two frames.
CATHOLIC LEAGUE PRE-PLAYOFFS
Red Division
(At La Salle High)
  Ryan 4, N. Catholic 2: This one featured a major snafu. The teams first met on Sunday, but the game was halted by rain in the bottom of the third, with North up, 2-0. CL baseball moderator Fran Murphy was under the impression that PIAA rules in this specific instance mirror the National Federation's, which call for a restart. They don't. The game should have been resumed. By the time the mess was untangled via assorted cell phones Monday afternoon, the Blue pre-playoff featuring coach Murphy's Carroll team and host Wood (also halted Sunday after one scoreless inning) was in progress. Murphy said Ryan-North, for consistency's sake, had to restart since Carroll-Wood had already done so. Nick Ferdinand pounded a solo homer deep into the leftfield woods and pitched three-hit ball with eight strikeouts. Ferdinand and teammate Kevin Mack collected two hits. Losing pitcher Ryan Etsell did so for North. Ryan's Jerry Smith had two RBI. PIAA rules did not permit a protest.
Blue Division
(At Wood)
  Wood 7, Carroll 3: Andrew Penecale and Kyle Schwab, the No. 9 hitter, slammed homers, Joe Nicholson added two RBI, and Pete Gubicza (no-hit over the last two innings; nephew of ex-major league pitcher Mark Gubicza) saved the win for Brian O'Grady. Jared Tuwalski and Mike Maerz halved four hits for Carroll.
INTER-AC LEAGUE
   Malvern 6, Penn Charter 2: Rick Kazigian fanned 10 in six innings and Nick Busillo went 2-for-2 with two RBI as the champion Friars finished 9-1.
   Gtn. Academy 16, Haverford School 2: Steve Boland went five innings and Joe Conaway hit two homers, raising his season total to nine, for four RBI.

MAY 17
INTER-AC LEAGUE
  Chestnut Hill 11, Episcopal 7: Mike Mattei (three-run) and Steel Russell hit homers on consecutive pitches and Brandon Sady went the distance.
  Gtn. Academy 4, Malvern 2: This result of a May 6 game has been finalized. Due to a rules violation not detected at the time by the umps, GA had offered to replay the final part of the game May 19. Malvern has already clinched the title and a makeup with Penn Charter must be played May 19, so the replay has been canceled. 

MAY 15
PUBLIC LEAGUE PLAYOFFS
Preliminary Rounds
Class AAA Final
  Phila. Elec. 11, Fkn Towne 9: Pitcher Luke Moscinski went 3-for-4 with four RBI and his three-run double provided an 11-4 lead in the visiting seventh. Moscinski dislocated a pinkie on his glove hand trying to catch a liner with two on and none away in the bottom half, then Rob Boreman persevered through some tough times to lock up the win. Sean Holmes had three hits. Chuck Fitzgerald, Randy Pizzo and Sam Petrowski added two apiece. FT's Jason Krajewski went 3-for-4 with a double, walk and two RBI.
Class AA Final
  Prep Charter 8, Esperanza 7: Sam Shipley (four innings) and Sean McGovern (five Ks in three) combined on a four-hitter. Brian Moffitt (three) and Joe Crooks contributed five total RBI. PC's seven-run home lead made it 8-4.
Class AAAA
  Central 15, Mastbaum 0: Steve Schall pitched a three inning no-hitter with six strikeouts. A batter who walked was erased in a double play. Zach Magdovitz turned two hits into four RBI. Zack King doubled and tripled for two ribbies.
  Frankford 16, Overbrook 1: Edwin "Tito" Rohena fanned nine in the four inning contest and had three RBI. Robinson Rodriguez doubled twice for three RBI.
  Lincoln 4, Edison 3: David Mosher (5.2 innings) and Kevin Adamson combined on a two-hitter. Adamson entered with the bases loaded in the home sixth and recorded a whiff. The seventh: walk-K-K-K. Lincoln seized a 3-0 lead in the fourth on Nick Arnott's single, then Rob Eddis brought home Arnott with a groundout.
  Washington 3, Kensington 2: Stan Borodyansky pitched a three-hitter with six whiffs and one walk. Damien Wilmer doubled and tripled and scored a run. Mike LaRose's RBI single made it 3-0 in the home fourth.
  Northeast 11, Olney 1: Brian Susten allowed three hits over the five innings while striking out seven. Jose Delgado doubled and tripled en route to collecting two RBI and scoring twice.
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
  North 14, Bonner 3: Kegan Smith got the win with help from Chris James and Mike "Zoom" Zolk, who each doubled en route to halving six RBI. Bob Hopkins added two hits and scored three runs.
  La Salle 8, Judge 4: Matt Day fanned six in as many innings and Frank Pierson doubled and tripled for two RBI.
  O'Hara 12, Ryan 1: Russ Trojan pitched five innings and Bill Pace stroked a solo homer en route to two RBI. Mike Baselice added two hits, one ribbie. Ryan's Jon Schmidt doubled twice.
  SJ Prep 9, Roman 0: Brett Tiagwad led off with sixth his 100th career hit, a single. Aaron Haas pitched a two-hitter and went 3-for-4 with two RBI and two runs scored.
  Kennedy-Kenrick 11, McDevitt 0: No details.
INTER-AC LEAGUE
  Chestnut Hill 4, Gtn. Academy 2: Mike Mattei scattered eight hits, fanned five and went 2-for-2 with a double and three RBI. The result clinched the title for Malvern (8-0, two games left). GA's Tommy Coyle and Colin Kish managed doubles and two hits apiece.

MAY 14
PUBLIC LEAGUE PLAYOFFS
Preliminary Rounds
Class A Final
  GAMP 9, Masterman 4: Foster McKoskey pitched the first 6.1 innings, Christian Matticks slammed a two-run homer and Ron Malandro, Joe Coppolla and Jon Sheridan stroked singles worth one run apiece. For Masterman, Evan Hunt went 3-for-4 with two doubles and a homer for three RBI. Adam "All My Children" Chandler also went yard.
Class AA Semifinals
  Esperanza 14, Saul 8: Luis Santos' three-run homer provided a 3-2 lead and Reinaldo Benitez pitched 4.1 innings for the win.
  Prep Charter 8, Eng. and Science 2: Joe Crooks pitched two-hit, 14-whiff ball over six innings in two stints and went 2-for-3 with one RBI. Sean McGovern and Angelo DelVecchio halved four hits, four RBI.
Class AAA Semifinals
  Phila. Elec. 7, Roxborough 6: Chuck Fitzgerald allowed four hits, fanned 12 and posted a two-run double. Luke Moscinski drew a bases-loaded walk in the home fourth to make it 7-5.
  Fkn Towne 16, Swenson 6: Mike Croft fanned six in four frames, Mike Skinner went 3-for-4 with two RBI and Jason Krajewski's double was the only hit of the game (among 18) to go for extra bases.
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
  Neumann-Goretti 5, Wood 0: T.J. Kinsey pitched a three-hitter. Support came from Al Baur (3-for-3, two runs scored), Dan Behlau (2-for-3, two RBI) and Mark Donato (solo homer).
  Conwell-Egan 7, Dougherty 0: Andrew Sinon upped his league record to 6-0 in a six-hitter, and went 2-for-3 with two RBI. Je Petrino added two hits and as many runs scored.
  Carroll 6, West 4: Neil Gilman slammed a two-run homer to make Bob Hayes (four innings) a winner. In league play, West is 4-131 since the final three games of the 2000 season and has dropped 69 in a row.
  SJ Prep 10, Roman 3: Aaron Haas went 2-for-3 with a three-run homer and four RBI. Brett Tiagwad (3-for-5, two RBI) and Perry Russom hit solo shots, as did Roman's Brian Karakaedos. Kyle Mullen got the win.
  Bonner 8, North 4: Conor Kerins finished 7-0 in league play by allowing two hits and fanning nine in 5.1 innings. Rob Benedict had three hits, two RBI. Lou Tomasetti (two RBI) and Bill Hollingsworth (two hits) helped.

MAY 13
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
  Neumann-Goretti 9, Wood 4 (8 inn.): Aggie Osano went 3-for-6 with a double and one RBI, Dan Behlau doubled twice for two RBI, Joey Armata had the first RBI in the visiting eighth and Mark Donato won (two innings) in relief of Nick Piscitelli. Wood's Brian O'Grady had two hits and Jim Heilman hammered an RBI double.
  La Salle 4, Judge 0: Shawn O'Neill pitched a one-hitter with five whiffs and two walks and Kevin Johnson tripled.
  Ryan 5, O'Hara 4: Nick Ferdinand allowed six hits and went 2-for-2 with a triple. Kevin Bryan doubled en route to two RBI.
  Carroll 10, West 0: Andrew Luskin (three innings) and Bill Stanley combined on a five inning no-hitter; Luskin caught the last two frames. Nick Szalejko "Meatball" went 2-for-2 with two walks, two RBI.
  Conwell-Egan 12, Dougherty 2: Rick Horn pitched a three-hitter over six frames. Daulton George (three) and Chris Fischer (two) smacked doubles worth multiple RBI.
INTER-AC LEAGUE
  Penn Charter 9, Gtn. Academy 5: Mike Carroll fanned five as the Quakers' win allowed Malvern to clinch a title tie. Jack Nazarewycz went 3-for-3 with a double, triple and three RBI; all on a triple in a six-run home sixth.
  Malvern 13, Episcopal 1: Rich Kazigian pitched four innings, Chris "Goose" Gosik had three RBI with the help of a two-run homer and Tyler Young went 2-for-3 with two ribbies.
  Chestnut Hill 7, Haver. School 6: Mike Mattei gave himself the win a sac fly in the home seventh. Jon Kuneck went 3-for-4 with a double, and scored the winning run. 

MAY 8
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
  Kennedy-Kenrick 10, Carroll 5: Christian "Ya-Ya" Walker went 3-for-3 with a walk, homer and two RBI while Matt Marino stroked a single and triple for two RBI apiece. Steve Hopwood got the win, with shutout relief from Ed Skilton (two innings) and Steve Mahoney (one). Carroll's Neil Gilman hammered a two-run single.
  Neumann-Goretti 4, McDevitt 3: Nick Piscitelli pitched a six-hitter with seven whiffs and Mark Donato went 3-for-3 with a double, triple and three RBI.
  Dougherty 7, West 5: John Furphy fanned 10 in a five-hitter and Joe Halbherr had three hits, two ribbies.
  Conwell-Egan 6, Wood 1: Andrew Sinon scattered six hits. Help came from Rick Horn (two-run triple) and Joe Tretter (3-for-3, RBI, three runs scored).
PUBLIC LEAGUE
Preliminary Playoffs
Class A Semifinal
  Masterman 13, Phila. Acad. 4: David Ashbridge fanned 11 and walked non over five innings. Billy Powers smacked a grand slam en route to five RBI and Adam "All My Children" Chandler doubled thrice.
Class AAA
  Swenson 9, Franklin 4: Justin Holzshu's leadoff triple and Dom Simone's RBI double ignited Swenson's four-run home sixth. Steve "Alphabet" Grzeszczak had a two-run double in the second. Pat Quinn pitched four innings to win in relief.
Regular Season
  GAMP 8, Frankford 7: Eugene Aversa prevented Frankford from completing a 14-0 regular season by smashing a two-run, two-out  homer in the bottom of the seventh. Christian Matticks earlier went yard for two runs. Foster McKoskey (three innings) won in relief. Frankford's Edwin "Tito" Rohena tripled and homered.
  Central 12, Washington 2: Micah Winterstein allowed one hit in four innings and went 3-for-3 with two doubles, one RBI and three runs scored. Steve Schall bagged a two-run single to end it in the home sixth.
  Northeast 17, Edison 2: Brian Susten won it. Tim Freiling (two-run homer) and Jose Delgado (two doubles) led the attack. 

MAY 7
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
  La Salle 7, North 3: Matt Day struck out eight and allowed seven hits. Joe Harvey and Jeff Murtha had two hits apiece.
  SJ Prep 5, Ryan 2: Aaron Haas pitched five innings and Pat Malloy bagged a two-run double.
  Roman 7, Judge 6: Tom McGee homered in the sixth and delivered a game-winning RBI single in the seventh. Tom Mauro won in relief. Judge's Tim Ashenbrenner homered.
  Bonner 6, O'Hara 5: The Friars won on a walk-off walk.
PUBLIC LEAGUE
  Fkn Towne 11, Phila. Elec. 9: Mike Skinner pitched four scoreless inning in relief and Nick Greco doubled twice for two RBI.
  Olney 7, Saul 4: Carlos Gil went five frames and Benji Cruz went 3-for-4 with three RBI (12 in his last three games). Cruz escaped from a two-out, no-out jam in the sixth en route to earning a save.
  Mastbaum 10, Franklin LC 9 (8 inn.): Nate Rodriguez's RBI single made it 10-8 in the visiting eighth.
  Roxborough 15, Bok 5: Pat Cummiskey clobbered a two-run homer. Amir Boler doubled and Steve Tucker tripled.

MAY 6
INTER-AC LEAGUE
  Gtn. Academy 4, Malvern 2: Lefthander Colin Kish bagged three RBI on a sac fly and two-run single and shared the sixth and seventh, in back and forth fashion (eight batters total), with righthander Slater McCue. Malvern's overall record dropped to 33-2.
  Penn Charter 11, Chestnut Hill 5: Brett Slobodinsky went 5.1 innings. Mark Rhine and Jack Nazarewycz stroked two-run singles in a five-run fourth. Doug Fleming homered earlier.
  Haver. School 13, Episcopal 9: Winner Ben Ashton went 4-for-4 with a double and two RBI.
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
  Dougherty 12, West 4: Joe Halbherr fanned 11 while receiving support from Joe Gallagher (single, double, triple, three RBI) and Joe Bozzelli (double, triple, four RBI).
  Neumann-Goretti 12, McDevitt 4: Mark Donato whiffed eight over four frames. Dom Riverso poled a two-run homer while Aggie Osano and Dan Behlau halved six hits, four RBI.
  Kennedy-Kenrick 15, Carroll 7: Steve Hopwood clobbered homers worth three runs and two. Nick Ciccone added a double and three-run shot en route to five RBI.
  Conwell-Egan 6, Wood 4: Kevin Cahill pitched a three-hitter and Bill Petraitis hit a three-run double.
PUBLIC LEAGUE
Preliminary Playoffs
Class A
  Masterman def. Communications Tech; Forfeit. Player shortage.
  Phila. Acad. 17, Bodine 1: Tony Summer struck out five in the three inning game while adding a double.
Class AA
  Esperanza 12, Del-Val 2: Joshua Ortiz allowed three hits over six innings. Reinaldo Benitez doubled and homered and Angel Rivera went 4-for-4 with a double and four RBI.
  Eng. and Science 11, Straw. Mansion 1: Aside from pitching a three-hitter with 11 strikeouts and no walks, Jon Drummond singled, doubled and tripled for five RBI.
Class AAA
  Swenson 5, Furness 0: Harry Davila (he allowed it), Pat Quinn and Javier Sanchez combined to spin a one-hitter with three, three and one inning, respectively. Quinn fanned seven and went 2-for-3 with two RBI.
  Franklin 16, W. Phila. 6: Khaleen Brown went 3-for-4 and Angel Roman won in relief, striking out three in two frames.
Class AAAA
  Kensington 10, Dobbins 0: Ricardo Torres struck out 13 over five innings and gave up two hits while walking none. Frank Soto turned two singles and a triple into three RBI.
  Overbrook 10, Fels 8: Carlos Payano struck out 10 in a complete-game effort. Joe Clements ripped a two-run double and drove in four runs.
Regular Season
  Frankford 7, Washington 1: Edwin "Tito" Rohena fanned nine in a three-hitter and went 2-for-3 with a two-run homer and four RBI. Esteban "Shortie" Meletiche added four hits, two RBI.
  Northeast 16, Prep Charter 1: No details.
  Central 7, Edison 1: Zach Magdovitz surrendered six hits. Zack King and Brian Burkett halved four hits, two doubles.
  GAMP 14, Lincoln 4: Eugene Aversa got the win and smacked a two-run homer. Ron Malandro added an RBI double and a two-run homer. Christian Matticks went yard for three runs.
  Fkn Towne 19, Saul 2: Jason Krajewski struck out in three innings. Ryan Kubacki went 3-for-3 with a double and three RBI.

MAY 5
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
  O'Hara 3, Bonner 2: Bill Pace went 3-for-4 with two doubles and two RBI, and his second two-bagger was a walk-off to score Tom Coyle with one away in the seventh. Kevin Sack doubled three times and Andrew Onimus had an RBI triple. Russ Trojan pitched two shutout innings to win in relief.
  La Salle 6, North 3: Shawn O'Neill pitched a six-hitter with seven strikeouts and Frank Pierson went 3-for-3 with two doubles and three runs scored.
  SJ Prep 11, Ryan 0: Kyle Mullen allowed two hits and fanned eight in a five inning two-hitter. Perry Russom (two RBI) and Brett Tiagwad (double, two runs scored) halved four hits.
  Judge 5, Roman 2: Steve Stout struck out seven and Tim Ashenbrenner collected a double along with a two-run homer.
PUBLIC LEAGUE
  Washington 18, Lincoln 8: In his first at-bat of the season, coming off a back injury, Will McFillin slammed a homer. Dan Engelberg went 2-for-3 with a grand slam, six RBI.
  Phila. Acad. 10, Southern 0: Bill Stoerrle struck out seven in a five inning one-hitter.
  Phila. Elec. 15, Franklin LC 5: Chuck Fitzgerald whiffed 10 and yielded three hits over five frames. Robert Boreman turned a double and a three-run homer into four RBI. Luke Moscinski doubled twice.
  Fkn Towne 15, Roxborough 0: Mike Skinner got the win. Joe McGuigan doubled twice for two RBI.
  Olney 8, Mastbaum 1: Jose DeLeon got the win with major support from Felix Llanos (2-for-4, three RBI).
  Saul 17, Bok 7: Ian Cogan went 4-for-4 with a triple and homer for four RBI. Herb Steinberg collected the win.

MAY 3
INTER-AC LEAGUE
  Gtn. Academy 20, Episcopal 15: Joe Conaway pounded two homers en route to five RBI.

MAY 2
INTER-AC LEAGUE
  Penn Charter 14, Haver. School 7: This one lasted 3:18 and featured a total of 26 walks, 23 strikeouts, six HBPs. For PC, Mick Foley slammed a three-run homer, Rob Amaro reached base six times (two hits, four walks) and Mark Rhine scored four runs while pitching 2.1 innings of scoreless relief. For HS, Matt Lipson (three-run) and Vince Rondolone (two-run) cracked homers.
  Malvern 4, Chestnut Hill 2: John Gentile pitched a six-hitter and Nick Busillo hammered a three-run triple in the first inning. 
PUBLIC LEAGUE
  Frankford 16, Edison 0: Jose Burgos pitched a one-hitter over three innings. Edwin "Tito" Rohena (2-for-3, four RBI) and Dave Doggett (three RBI) paced the assault.
  Roxborough 7, Mastbaum 6 (9 inn.): Freshman Chris Sponsler poled a two-out, two-strike, three-run, tape-measure homer in the home seventh to prolong the game, then delivered an RBI single in the ninth to win it. Baserunner Steve Tucker had reached on a strikeout/passed ball combo.
  Olney 14, Saul 8: Jose Rodriguez restored order (two runs) over the final four innings and Benji Cruz went 2-for-3 with a double, five RBI.
  Del-Val 14, Dobbins 10: Kam Nuble pitched a two-hitter. Tavon Holloway went 3-for-5 with a triple and three RBI. Marvin Gaines (three hits) and Ameer Selvon (two-run double) helped out.
  Phila. Elec. 15, Bok 5: No details.
  Southern def. Gratz: Forfeit.

MAY 1
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
  SJ Prep 6, Judge 2: Dan Turner's two-run double highlighted a five-run home fifth, erasing a 2-1 deficit. Kevin Gillen (nine in five innings) and Tom Carbone (four in two) combined for 13 whiffs. Judge's Kevin Conroy went 2-for-4 with a double, two RBI.
  North 3, O'Hara 2: Ryan Etsell pitched a five-hitter with 10 Ks and Ryan Hires broke a 2-2 tie in the visiting sixth with an RBI double. Etsell and Chris Morrin had the other ribbies. Tom Coyle (RBI) and Bill Pace tripled for O'Hara.
  La Salle 2, Bonner 1: In the visiting sixth, Tyler Freeman doubled and Joe Harvey singled him home for his second RBI. Matt Day allowed three hits and two walks while fanning six.
  Ryan 3, Roman 2: Pat Kwiatkowski scored the decisive run in the home sixth on a bases-loaded walk. Nick Ferdinand got the win.
  Kennedy-Kenrick 13, West 0: Evan Basile posted a three-run homer en route to four RBI. He also scored four runs.
PUBLIC LEAGUE
  Frankford 8, Central 3: Edwin "Tito" Rohena clubbed a three-run homer in a six-run visiting sixth, extending a 2-1 lead. Esteban "Shortie" Meletiche went 6.2 innings and had a double among four hits.
  Northeast 6, GAMP 1: Lance Lempert pitched a two-hitter with two walks and eight whiffs while Tim Freiling added a double and a three-run homer. Ron Malandro's blast accounted for GAMP's run.
  Edison 8, Prep Charter 3: Alex Lajara got the win and smacked a two-run homer. Brian Santiago also bagged two RBI.
  Masterman 11, Eng. and Science 0: David Ashbridge fanned 11 and Evan Hunt posted two hits, including a double, for two RBI.
  Furness 8, Overbrook 8 (8 inn.; tie): In Overbrook's six-run home seventh, Carlos Payano (three RBI) managed a two-run single and Mark Dawson lofted a sac fly to force extras. Payano pitched all eight innings (seven hits, eight walks, 10 whiffs). For Furness, Ryan Gonzalez dismissed 10 and Naim Fox went 3-for-5 with a double, three RBI.
  Fkn Towne 20, Bok 6: The Coyotes lashed 28 hits. Mike Croft struck out 11.
  Fels 6, Bartram 4: Edgardo Lozano fanned 12 in a four-hitter as Fels claimed a playoff spot in this head-to-head showdown.
  Bodine def. Univ. City: forfeit.
  Southern def. Comm Tech: forfeit.
  Olney 8, Franklin LC 5: Jose DeLeon twirled a two-hitter with 11 strikeouts. Carlos Gil, Felix Torraca (also two RBI apiece) and Benji Cruz all had two hits.

APRIL 30
PUBLIC LEAGUE
  Dobbins 12, Univ. City 11: After issuing intentional walks to two batters, thus loading the bases, Dobbins held on when a runner was called for interfering with first baseman Darryl Clark, who was trying to catch a popup. Brian Gibson and Fred Jones laced RBI triples in a three-run visiting seventh. Terrell "Mouse" Barringer had two doubles, two RBI. Demetrius "Meech" Robinson went the distance. UC's Jermaine Kamara had three RBI.
  Phila. Acad. 15, Lamberton 0: Tony Summers went 3-for-4 with four RBI on a game-ending grand slam. He also fanned eight in a four inning one-hitter.
  Fkn Towne 11, Franklin LC 1: Jason Krajewski allowed two hits over five innings and Mike Croft collected two hits, two RBI.
  Bok 9, Mastbaum 8 (8 inn.): Anthony Rivers scored the winning run on a wild pitch in the visiting eighth. Chris Crespo had a two-run single in the home seventh. Joey Ferlaino got the win in relief.
  Washington 6, Northeast 4: Stan Borodyansky fanned seven in a four-hitter and snapped a 4-4 tie with a with a two-run homer in the visiting sixth. Andrew Goodman added two hits, two RBI.
  Phila. Elec. 8, Olney 5: Chuck Fitzgerald whiffed 12, surrendered five hits and went 3-for-4 with a triple and two RBI.
  Saul 5, Roxborough 4 (8 inn.:) Jon DeMalavez extended the game in the home seventh with an RBI double, then Jacob Wilson clubbed a two-out, two-strike homer one frame later. DeMalavez had stolen home in the fifth. Herb Steinberg got the win. Stephen Tucker and Andy Shields went yard for Roxborough.
  Bodine 8, Penn 5: Andres Hernandez fanned 10 over 4.1 innings.
  Furness 13, Southern 3: Sam Byrd whiffed 11 in five frames and went 3-for-4 with two doubles, three RBI. Ryan Gonzalez turned three hits into two ribbies.
  Overbrook def. Comm Tech: Forfeit.
  Del-Val def. Gratz: Forfeit.
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
  SJ Prep 8, Judge 0: Kyle Mullen spun a four-hitter with nine strikeouts while receiving support from Aaron Haas (3-for-4, double, triple, two RBI) and Tim Edger (2-for-3, three RBI).
  O'Hara 11, North 4: Russ Trojan got the win. Tom Moore (3-for-4, two RBI) and Bill Pace (4-for-4, triple, RBI) led the offense. North's Freddy DiMascia went deep for three.
  Carroll 11, Dougherty 5: Bill Stanley pitched four innings and Jared Tuwalski clobbered a two-run homer.
  Conwell-Egan 3, Neumann-Goretti 1: Andrew Sinon twirled a four-hitter with 10 Ks and Ben Keller went 3-for-4 with a double and one RBI. Sean O'Hara added two hits.
  Wood 13, McDevitt 3: Brian O'Grady pitched a three-hitter over five frames and Kyle McCrossen turned three hits, including two doubles, into four RBI.
  Kennedy-Kenrick 20, West 4: Christian "Ya Ya" Walker went 3-for-3 with two homers and eight RBI.

APRIL 29
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
  Neumann-Goretti 9, Conwell-Egan 2: Mark Donato pitched a four-hitter with nine strikeouts and had a two-run single in an eight-run second. Joey Armata tripled and singled in that frame while Aggie Osano went 3-for-4 with two doubles for one RBI.
  Carroll 15, Dougherty 5: Andrew Candelore fanned six in four innings and Phil Dougherty poled two-run and three-run homers for five RBI.
  Ryan 8, Roman 2: Tom Neely walked none in his six innings of work and Bob Steffney contributed two hits, two RBI.
  Wood 12, McDevitt 2: Pete Gubicza received support in the form of three-run homers from Brian O'Grady and Kyle Schwab.
  Bonner 8, La Salle 3: Conor Kerins upped his league mark to 5-0, fanning 11, while Lou Tomasetti collected two hits (a triple among them), two walks and two RBI.
INTER-AC LEAGUE
  Malvern 13, Haver. School 1: Rick Kazigian fanned eight and allowed two hits over four innings. Chris Cowell (three), John Gentile and Tyler Young (two apiece) led in RBI.
  Penn Charter 11, Episcopal 1: Doug Fleming went 3-for-4 with a triple and two homers, including a slam, for five RBI. John Walton added a two-run shot. Mark Rhine pitched the first 6.1 innings.
PUBLIC LEAGUE
  GAMP 5, Edison 0: Frosh righthander Dom Raia permitted three hits, whiffed 10 and lashed a two-run double. Ron Malandro added a solo homer.
  Frankford 8, Lincoln 1: Edwin "Tito" Rohena spun a four-hitter with 16 strikeouts and two walks. He also doubled and tripled for two RBI. Esteban "Shortie" Meletiche went 4-for-4 with a triple and solo shot for four RBI.
  Central 6, Prep Charter 5 (8 inn.): Consecutive RBI doubles in the home seventh by Micah Winterstein, Mike Braun and Tom Capewell extended the game, then reliever Brian Burkett (6.2 innings) gave himself the win by singling in Steve Schall (double) in the eighth.
  Furness 15, Penn 5: Dave Izzi pitched three-hit ball over five innings and Naim Fox went 3-for-4 with a slam en route to five RBI.
  Swenson 17, King 2: Javier Sanchez fanned nine in a four inning two-hitter and had a triple along with four RBI.
  Masterman 15, Esperanza 5: Evan Hunt mowed down 14 in six innings (four hits) while Matt Coin (3-for-4, double, triple, five RBI) and Billy Powers (3-for-4, two doubles, two RBI) paced the attack.
  Kensington 15, Franklin 0: Ricardo Torres pitched a three inning no-no and Frank Soto had a double and slam among three hits.
  Germantown 11, Straw. Mansion 4: O'Shane "O'Daddy" Black fanned 10 in six innings and stole three bases. Tavio Thomas scored three runs.
  Eng. and Science 19, West 1: In his first varsity start, Curtis Peele fanned seven in four frames. Jon Drummond went 3-for-4 with two doubles and six RBI.

APRIL 28
PUBLIC LEAGUE
  Overbrook 10, Lamberton 3: Carlos Payano got the win, Rainey Smith stroked a two-run double and Christian Blackwell went 3-for-4 with three runs scored.

APRIL 25
PUBLIC LEAGUE
  Central 18, GAMP 4: Mike Braun went 3-for-4 with five RBI, Tom Capewell went yard for two runs and Micah Winterstein pitched three-hit ball over the first five innings. Christian Matticks homered for GAMP.
  Frankford 17, Edison 2: Jose Burgos and Edwin "Tito" Rohena posted two-run homers and three RBI. Frank Donato got the win.
  Washington 13, Prep Charter 3: Brandon Waldorf clubbed a two-run homer while the Wilmer brothers, winning pitcher Aaron and Damien, halved six hits and scored a combined six runs.
  Northeast 12, Lincoln 5: Julius Spann went 3-for-4 with four RBI. Chad O'Malley added three hits, two runs scored.
  Fels 11, Eng. and Science 8: Robin Robinson got the win, fanning seven, and Edgardo Lozano had two RBI.
  Fkn Towne 5, Olney 1: Mike Skinner whiffed 10 in a four-hitter while Keith Rycek doubled and homered.
  Germantown 15, King 10: Cameron Gerrick (two-run homer) and Miles Moore (two-run single) laced two of the Bears' three hits. Frosh Tavio Thomas got the win.
  Swenson 14, Bartram 2: Pat Quinn allowed three hits and fanned seven over five innings. Javier Sanchez had a two-run triple in a five-run fifth.
  Kensington 10, Mansion 9: No details.
  Masterman 7, West 0: No details.
INTER-AC LEAGUE
  Penn Charter 11, Episcopal 6: One of Steve Harrington's three hits was a three-run homer. Jack Nazarewycz had two hits, two RBI, Mark Rhine doubled twice and Doug Fleming homered. Mike Carroll earned the win.

APRIL 24
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
  McDevitt 8, Dougherty 7: Sean Doyle got the win with four innings of relief. R.P. Boyle and Dan Gallagher halved four singles, four RBI.
  Wood 10, Carroll 6: Kyle McCrossen went 3-for-4 and scored twice while Brian O’Grady hit a double to help himself on the mound.
  Conwell-Egan 5, Kennedy-Kenrick 4: Pinch-runner Joe Tretter scored on a single by Sean O’Hara to win it the home eighth.
  Neumann-Goretti 10, West 0: Mark Donato (four RBI) and Joe Armata (3 RBI) hit triples for the Saints, who got eight strikeouts and a two-hitter over five innings from T.J. Kinsey.
PUBLIC LEAGUE
  Masterman 11, Franklin 0: David Ashbridge pitched a five-inning one-hitter, striking out eight. Evan Hunt picked up three hits, scored a run and drove in a run.
  Bartram 17, King 9: Kyle Johnson hit a grand slam in the fourth inning and Shane King belted a two-run shot in the seventh. Johnson also hit a triple and finished with eight RBI.
  Germantown 12, Fels 4: O’Shane “O’Daddy” Black pitched a complete game over six innings, struck out 10, gave up five hits and walked three. He also hit a solo homer, went 3-for44, scored twice, drove in three runs and stole four bases as the Bears snapped a seven-game losing streak.
  Frankford 6, Northeast 0: Esteban “Shortie” Meletiche went 3-for-4, stole a pair of bases and scored twice. Edwin "Tito" Rohena held the Vikings to two hits while striking out seven and walking two.
  Overbrook 8, Southern 4: Carlos Payano pitched five innings and struck out 10. Christian Blackwell hit a solo homer in a two-RBI performance.
  GAMP 19, Prep Charter 9: Jon Sheridan was 4-for-6 with four runs scored and three RBI while Ron Malandro was 3-for-6 with a two-run homer and three RBI.
  Washington 12, Edison 2: Eric Eder went the distance over five innings, holding the Owls to two hits. Aaron Wilmer hit a double and triple.
  Central 13, Lincoln 2: Tom Capewell paced the Lancers with a double, triple and three RBI and Mike Braun hit a three-run double.
  Esperanza 16, Swenson 15: Luis Santos scored on a wild pitch to provide the Toros with the winning run in the sixth inning. He hit two doubles, scored twice, drove in two runs and got the win in relief after pitching 1.2 innings and striking out three.
  Mansion 11, Eng. and Science 6: Darren "DL" Lawrence hit a bases-loaded triple and scored on an error as the Knights came back from a 6-5 deficit with a six-run fifth  to post their first win of the season.
  Kensington 15, West 0: A solo home run by Ralph Collins to lead off the third inning ended the game. Josean Bernard got the win with eight strikeouts over three innings, and went 3-for-3 with a triple and three runs scored.

APRIL 23
PUBLIC LEAGUE
  Phila. Acad. 7, Furness 0: Senior lefty Dave Pachucki pitched a no-hitter with 17 strikeouts. The Falcons put the ball in play three times and made contact just five other times. A pickoff at second base ended it. Tony Summers' three-run triple highlighted a five-run home sixth.
  Fkn Towne 19, Olney 4: Mike Croft fanned nine in four innings and Jason Krajewski homered.
  Esperanza 16, Franklin 5: Ayron "Number Name" Forty allowed four hits and fanned nine while Luis Santos slammed a two-run homer.
  Masterman 11, Germantown 1: Micah Krey fired a five inning one-hitter and Evan Hunt went 4-for-4 with a homer and two RBI.
  Mastbaum 12, Saul 6: Nate Rodriguez went 3-for-4 with a double, triple and four RBI. Joe "Cheese" Smith whiffed nine.
  Bodine 9, Del-Val 5: The Ambassadors used five walks, two HBPs, two errors and one hit to post a seven-run fifth. Andres Hernandez got the win.
  Univ. City 11, Penn 7: The Jaguars scored six in the visiting sixth and Jimar Hill (4-10, 86 pounds) drew a bases-loaded walk to make it 8-7. Nasir Mitchell (five-hitter) got the win despite walking nine and fanning none. Martin Poindexter went 2-for-3 with two RBI.
  Phila. Elec. 6, Roxborough 3: Chuck Fitzgerald whiffed 14 in a five-hitter and Shawn Holmes scored twice.
  Franklin LC 8, Bok 3: Joe Maloney hit for the cycle while collecting two RBI and Eric Garced allowed one apiece of hits and walks while dismissing 11.
  Dobbins 15, Comm Tech 2: Demetrius "Meech" Robinson got the win thanks to Michael Graham (two-run double) and Terrell "Mouse" Barringer (two hits, two runs scored). CT's Eugene Baxter poled a two-run homer.
  Southern-Overbrook: Moved to today.
  Gratz 14, Lamberton 4: William Welles, a burly 6-6 basketball player, stole home and went 3-for-4 with two doubles, five RBI. Eric Thompson fanned 10 over six innings.
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
  La Salle 8, Ryan 6: Mike Higgins went 2-for-4 with three RBI and his two-run double broke a 6-6 tie in the home sixth. Jeff Schill won in relief.
  Judge 4, O'Hara 2: Steve Stout pitched a four-hitter while help came from Tom Carey (three RBI) and Kevin Conroy (2-for-2, three runs scored).
  SJ Prep 12, North 11: The Hawks' hitting heroes were Jeff Lynch (two-run homer), Pat Malloy (two-run double) and Brett Tiagwad (3-for-5, double, RBI). Tim Edger registered a strikeout with runners on first and third to nail down the save. North's Mike Zolk bagged a single, two doubles and a triple for three RBI.
  Bonner 3, Roman 2: Dan Williams smacked a pair of solo homers.

APRIL 22
INTER-AC LEAGUE
  Malvern 5, Penn Charter 1: Tim Cooney spun a four-hitter (all singles) with 12 strikeouts and pinch-hitter Alex Olah slammed a three-run triple in the sixth to extend a 2-1 lead (provided by Mike Lubanski's RBI singles).
  Chestnut Hill 15, Episcopal 3: Mike Mattei mowed down 13 while walking one and scattering six hits. He also had two doubles and a two-run homer for three RBI. Steel Russell went 5-for-5 with two homers and six RBI.
  Gtn. Academy 8, Haver. School 6: Colin Kish got the win and poled two solo homers. Joe Conaway bagged three hits.
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
  Neumann-Goretti 17, West 1: Homers by Mark Donato (three-run), Joey Armata (two-run) and Michael Riverso (three-run) fueled the Saints' nine-run fourth. Nick Piscitelli pitched a four inning one-hitter.
  Conwell-Egan 3, Kennedy-Kenrick 0: Kevin Cahill posted the shutout and Pat Sevick stroked a two-run single. K-K's Derek Barnes fanned 11.
  McDevitt 7, Dougherty 3: Luke Sawick scattered six hits, fanned eight. Five different Lancers had RBI.
  Wood 10, Carroll 8: Jim Heilman pitched 4.1 innings, struck out six and walked three. Kyle Schwab hit a two-run homer in a three-run visiting seventh, making it 10-5. Andrew Finley went 3-for-3 with a homer and three RBI. Neil Gilman clubbed a three-run homer in the home seventh.

APRIL 21
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
  Judge 7, O'Hara 2: Soph Kevin Conroy pitched three-hit, six-whiff ball over five innings in his first pitching start and went 3-for-3 with a walk, two triples and three RBI. Tom Carey added two RBI and Nick Petroski doubled twice.
  SJ Prep 9, North 3: Kyle Mullen pitched a no-hitter with four walks and six strikeouts. Brett Tiagwad went 3-for-4 with three steals and as many runs scored.
  Bonner 10, Roman 2: Conor Kerins allowed three hits and dismissed 10 in five innings. Lou Tomasetti (3-for-4, double, three RBI) and Bill Hollingsworth (2-for-3, double, two RBI) led the offense. Roman's Tom McGee tripled and scored twice.
  Ryan 5, La Salle 3: Tom Neely got the win and Jerry Smith's two-run single broke a 3-3 deadlock.
PUBLIC LEAGUE
  GAMP 7, Central 6: Foster McKoskey toughed out a nine-hitter and went 3-for-4.
  Kensington 10, Eng. and Science 0: Ricardo Torres fanned 12 in a six-inning two-hitter while receiving two-hit support from Eduardo Ortiz (four runs scored) and Frank Soto (three RBI).
  Furness 14, Univ. City 4: Sam Byrd had two hits, two RBI, and Ryan Gonzalez fanned nine in five frames.
  Washington 9, Prep Charter 5: Tom Radziak pitched shutout ball in 4.1 innings of relief (one hit, seven Ks) and Andrew Goodman went 3-for-4 with four steals and the same number of runs scored.
  Olney 14, Bok 1: Jose DeLeon pitched a five-inning no-no with 11 whiffs and three walks. Teofilo Bonilla led off the game with a homer and Benji Cruz went 3-for-3 with two RBI.
  Roxborough 11, Franklin LC 1: Chris Sponsler fanned eight in two innings of relief. Adrese Hicks went 3-for-4 with a double, homer and five RBI.
  Bodine 11, Comm Tech 1: Samir Beso permitted one hit in five frames and Andres Hernandez notched two hits.
  Fkn Towne 4, Mastbaum 3: Mike Croft saved the win for fellow reliever Mike Skinner. Ryan Kubacki drove in the tying run, then scored on an error.
  Saul 16, Phila. Elec. 6: Ian Cogan's grand slam and Steve Reyes' 3-for-4, three-RBI performance helped to make Matt Horvat a winner. Robert Boreman posted a slam for PE.
  Del-Val 21, Penn 11: Marvin Gaines poled a three-run homer and Marquis Budd turned three hits into two RBI.
  Phila. Acad. 8, Overbrook 3: Tony Summers allowed three hits and no walks while fanning 13 and Bobby Ropars contributed a three-run homer.
  Lamberton 18, Dobbins 17: In a six-inning game, Andre Graves mowed down 17 while allowing 12 hits and five walks. In the home fifth, he doubled to drive in the tying run, then scored on a throwing error. Basil Garcia (double, triple, homer, two walks, four RBI) and Weslee Hart (4-for-4, two runs scored) also starred. Dobbins' Ahmeen Thomas had three RBI.
  Bartram 19, West 3: Tim Blong pitched four of the five innings, striking out six. He also went 5-for-5 with two RBI and four runs scored. Frank Mendin had a two-run double and Kyle Johnson doubled twice.
  Southern-Gratz: Not reported as of 10:45.

APRIL 18
INTER-AC LEAGUE
  Penn Charter 7, Haver. School 6: Mike Carroll (four innings) and Mark Rhine did the pitching. Doug Fleming had two doubles, four RBI. Rhine and Rob Amaro added two hits and one RBI apiece. For HS, Matt Baureis homered and Will Katzka posted a triple among three hits.
  Malvern 9, Chestnut Hill 6: Rick Kazigan went five innings to win it. Dennis Mitchell went 2-for-3 with a triple and one RBI. One of John Gentile's two hits was a double.

APRIL 17
PUBLIC LEAGUE
  Edison 15, Lincoln 3: Orlando Rodriguez clubbed a pair of two-run doubles, Elias Crisostomo bagged three RBI and Alex Lajara went five innings.
  Central 2, Northeast 1: Michael Braun won in relief and homered and Zach Magdovitz drew a bases-loaded walk in the home seventh to win it. NE's Brian Susten went the distance.
  Frankford 15, Prep Charter 0: Frank Donato pitched a four-inning two-hitter, receiving support from Esteban "Shortie" Meletiche (triple, three RBI) and Gabriel Cedeno (double, four).
  Washington 23, GAMP 5: Stan Borodyansky fanned 12 in six innings and went 5-for-6 with a triple and six RBI. Damien Wilmer added four hits, including three doubles, and three RBI.
  Esperanza 16, Bartram 1: Reinaldo Benitez got the win while Nardo Rosa added three hits, a double and three runs scored.
  King 16, Eng. and Science 15: Anthony Wright won in relief and scored the decisive run on a fielder's choice. He also doubled, tripled and homered. Donavan Bowman doubled twice.
  Franklin 16, West 1: Marvin Watson smacked a three-run homer and got the win in his varsity pitching debut. Romar Green and Shawn Penn halved four doubles.
  Kensington 15, Fels 0: Ricardo Torres whiffed 11 in four innings while Ralph Collins turned three hits, including a triple, into four RBI.
  Swenson 16, Germantown 1: Harry Davila (3-for-3, double, homer, four RBI) and Jeff Durkin pitched two innings apiece.
  Mastbaum 16, Bok 8: Joe "Cheese" Smith received support from Feliciano Santiago (3-for-3, double, four RBI) and Ivan Ortiz (3-for-4, double.)
  Masterman 12, Mansion 1: Dave Ashbridge whiffed 10 in five innings and Adrian Green had two doubles, two RBI.
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
  Ryan 10, Judge 1: Nick Ferdinand scattered five hits while Jon Schmidt posted a double and three-run homer among four hits.
  North 8, Roman 6: Ryan Etsell pitched the first six innings, then helped Bob Hopkins earn a save with a game-ending doubleplay. Mike Zolk and Freddy DiMascia smacked two-run homers in a six-run third.
  SJ Prep 5, Bonner 1: Aaron Haas scattered seven hits, Pat Malloy contributed a two-run double and Dennis Murphy added two hits, two runs scored.
  La Salle 11, O'Hara 5 (9 inn.): Andrew Wood laced a two-run single, Kevin Johnson had three hits and two RBI and Jeff Schill earned the win by retiring all four batters he faced. O'Hara's Bill Pace had three doubles and a triple while scoring three runs.
INTER-AC LEAGUE
  Gtn. Academy 9, Episcopal 3: Pete Rosa went the first six innings and received strong, first-inning support from Sean Coyle (leadoff homer) and Joe Conaway (two-run homer).

APRIL 16
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
  Conwell-Egan 11, McDevitt 2: Andrew Sinon mowed down 10 in his five innings and allowed just one hit, Matt Davis' single. Ben Keller had a single and triple for three RBI in C-E's eight-run first. Rick Horn added a two-run homer in the second.
  Carroll 6, Neumann-Goretti 5: Bob Hayes (four innings) and Phil Dougherty split the pitching and Jon Haefner's RBI single made it 6-3 in the home fifth. Nick "Meatball" Szalejko added two hits while scoring three runs.
  Kennedy-Kenrick 15, Dougherty 0: Derek Barnes pitched a four-inning no-hitter with 11 strikeouts and Christian "Ya Ya" Walker smacked a three-run homer en route to four RBI.
  Wood 12, West 1: Brian O'Grady crunched a double and grand slam en route to six RBI. He also fanned nine in a five-inning three-hitter.
PUBLIC LEAGUE
  Dobbins 9, Southern 6: Michael Graham (three RBI) and Martin Culbreth (two) led the offense. Southern frosh Matt Culp fanned 15 in six innings.
  Olney 5, Roxborough 4: Soph Jose DeLeon fanned 13 and Felix Torraca stroked a two-run single.
  Fels 10, King 8: Edgardo Lozano went 4-for-4 with three RBI.
  West 14, Germantown 13: Rudy Curry went 5-for-5 with five RBI and scored the winning run on a bases-loaded walk in the home seventh. Germantown's Alfred Johnson posted a grand slam.
  Penn 14, Comm Tech 14 (tie): Game was halted by umpires' discretion. CT turned a tripleplay in the second.
  Fkn Towne 16, Bok 1: Mike Skinner struck out five in three innings and Joe Gilbert went 3-for-3 with three RBI.
  Del-Val 11, Univ. City 4: Marquis Budd went 4-for-5 with two RBI and three runs scored.
  Bodine 17, Lamberton 3: Francisco Bonilla had two hits, three RBI. Charles Medina added three hits while scoring twice. Andres Hernandez fanned 10 in five innings and went 3-for-4 with three runs scored.
  Saul 11, Franklin LC 3: Herb Steinberg whiffed 12 in a five-hitter and Tim Herrmann went 3-for-4 with five RBI.
  Mastbaum 10, Phila. Elec. 7: Joe "Cheese" Smith doubled and tripled and Feliciano Santiago got the win.
  Phila. Acad. 18, Gratz 2: No details.

APRIL 15
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
  Bonner 6, SJ Prep 4: Conor Kerins pitched six innings, struck out 13 and helped himself with two RBI.
  North 10, Roman 5: Soph Ryan Etsell drove in seven runs with a single, triple and sixth-inning grand slam. Kegan Smith struck out seven in 4.1 innings.
  La Salle 2, O’Hara 1: Jeff Murtha singled, went to third on a single by Mike Higgins and scored the game-winning run on a sacrifice fly by Joe Aloia in the fourth inning. Shawn O’Neill went the distance, fanning six and walking two while giving up four hits.
  Ryan 6, Judge 3: Jon Schmidt and Mark Golic each hit a pair of singles and scored twice. Schmidt also drove in two runs.
INTER-AC LEAGUE
  Haverford School 5, Episcopal 3: Ben Ashton struck out 10 and walked just one. Scott Barrett powered the Fords with a two-run homer in the second inning to tie the game, 2-2, and Ben Ware added a pair of singles and an RBI.
  Chestnut Hill 10, Penn Charter 9: Steel Russell ripped a grand slam in the first inning and Mike Mattei hit a two-run homer in the second.
  Malvern 10, Gtn. Academy 5: John Gentile was 4-for-5, including an RBI double during a six-run fourth as the Friars came back from a 5-0 deficit. Gentile also scored 3 runs.
PUBLIC LEAGUE
  Bartram 10, Germantown 6: Kyle Johnson ripped a two-run single in the visiting fifth to give Bartram the lead for good, 8-6. Johnson had three RBI. George Stewart got the win after striking out nine over four innings and holding the Bears to four hits.
  Masterman 12, Fels 0: Evan Hunt pitched a five-inning no-hitter, struck out nine and was one walk away from a perfect game.
  Frankford 13, GAMP 3: Esteban "Shortie" Meletiche ripped a pair of doubles, scored three times and stole a pair of bases for the Pioneers, who also got three singles, two runs scored and a steal from Jose Gueits.
  Esperanza 17, West 3: Gilberto Vargas paced the Toros with a double and a solo homer.
  Franklin 7, Mansion 4: Angel Roman struck out 10 over five innings to get the win and Robert Ingram knocked in two runs.
  Swenson 12, Eng. and Science 2: Pat Quinn struck out 11 in a complete-game outing while allowing three hits and two walks. Javier Sanchez hit a triple for Swenson.
  Central 18, Washington 7: Zach Magdovitz hit a double and earned the win on the mound and Zach King hit a pair of doubles for Central.
  Phila. Academy 11, Del-Val 0: Dave Pachucki pitched a five-inning one-hitter and struck out nine. Tom Newcomb hit an RBI double.
  Northeast 19, Edison 3: Brian Susten hit a two-run homer in the fifth inning and finished with 4 RBI. Lance Lempert got the win, striking out seven over five innings.
  Lincoln 14, Prep Charter 3: David Mosher struck out five over five innings and Nick Arnott doubled.
  Kensington 16, King 3: Ricardo Torres knocked in five runs with a single, double and two walks.
  Overbrook 14, Dobbins 4: Carlos Payano pitched a complete game over five innings, whiffing seven, while adding a single, double, two RBI and two runs scored.

APRIL 14
PUBLIC LEAGUE
  Fkn Towne 4, Phila. Elec. 2: Keith Rycek's two-run single capped a three-run home sixth, erasing a 2-1 deficit. Jason Krajewski fanned eight, allowed five hits and delivered an RBI single.
  Furness 5, Del-Val 4: Sam Byrd struck out 14 in a seven-hitter.
  Lincoln 11, Central 10 (8 inn.): Adam Goncharsky's double started a two-run home eighth. David Mosher's RBI single capped it and that gave him the win in relief.
  Comm Tech 17, Univ. City 13: Kashaun Bowser went 3-for-5 with four RBI. UC's Kevin Garris went 3-for-4 with four RBI and three stolen bases.
  Lamberton 15, Penn 13: Andre Graves got the win while Kenneth McIntosh stroked two hits and got plunked twice. Penn's Chris Banks fanned 13, including FIVE in one inning.
  Overbrook 13, Gratz 3: Shaquille Duncan got the win and Marc Dawson went 4-for-4 with a double, two triples, five RBI.
  Phila. Acad. 14, Dobbins 0: Tony Summers whiffed 11 in five innings and Bobby Ropars turned two triples into four RBI.
  Franklin LC 13, Mastbaum 6: Eric Garced allowed six hits and one walk while fanning eight. Kieth "Spikey" McCandless doubled.
  Roxborough 12, Bok 2: Chris Sponsler fanned 11 in six innings, Pat Cummiskey launched a three-run homer and Amir Boler stroked two hits.
  Bodine 18, Southern 3: Brandon Cordero singled, doubled and tripled for three RBI, Max Alvarado went 3-for-3 with a triple and four runs scored and Samir Beso fanned 11 in five innings.
  Saul vs. Olney: Moved to 5/2
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
  Neumann-Goretti 4, Carroll 3: Mark Donato fanned six in a six-hitter and had one RBI double. Pinch-hitter Dom Riverso and his brother, Mike, contributed a two-run single and RBI double, respectively. Carroll's Phil Dougherty delivered a two-run single.
  Conwell-Egan 8, McDevitt 1: Kevin Cahill surrendered five hits and Matt Hoffmire went 2-for-3 with a double and two RBI.
  Wood 12, West 2: Jim Heilman struck out seven in four innings. Joe Nicholson and Will Minderjahn collected two doubles apiece.
  Kennedy-Kenrick 8, Dougherty 3: Sal Spera scattered four hits over six innings and received support from Vinny Couchara (3-for-4) and Evan Basile (2-for-3, two RBI). Dougherty's Rob Kaminski doubled and tripled.

APRIL 11
PUBLIC LEAGUE
  Furness 16, Lamberton 1: Ryan Gonzalez pitched a no-hitter in the three-inning game, fanning seven. David Izzi had a two-run single in a 10-run first while Sam Byrd and Anthony Traverse added RBI doubles. Montez Brown smacked a two-run triple and came home on an overthrow, ending the game.
  Saul 4, Mastbaum 3: Matt Horvat allowed five hits and two walks while fanning 10 and Tim Herrmann went 2-for-3 with a two-run double and three RBI.
  Franklin LC 4, Bok 3: Gary Gibson whiffed seven and Joe Maloney (3-for-4) contributed a two-run triple.
  Northeast 24, Lincoln 4: Alan Logan went the distance, getting support from Tim Freiling (5-for-5, homer, five RBI, five runs scored) and Jose Delgado (three-run homer).
  Bartram 18, Franklin 8: Stewart George got the win as Bartram did its scoring on just four hits; Kyle Johnson had a double. Franklin's Angel Roman doubled twice.
INTER-AC LEAGUE
  Gtn. Academy 16, Chestnut Hill 5: Tommy Coyle went 3-for-4 with two doubles, a homer and five RBI. Pete Rosa and Keenan Kish (no runs allowed, four innings) did the pitching.

APRIL 10
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
  Neumann-Goretti 12, Dougherty 1: Al Baur fanned six and allowed four hits over five innings. Two-run singles by Bill Fulginiti, Dan Behlau and Mark Donato fueled a 10-run first.
  McDevitt 8, West 4: Drew Siegfried whiffed eight and went 3-for-5 with a double and three runs scored. R.P. Boyle had two hits, including a double.
  Conwell-Egan 3, Carroll 0: Andrew Sinon permitted two hits and three walks while mowing down 12; he added an RBI single for the first run. Sean O'Hara went 2-for-3 with a triple and one RBI.
  Bonner 7, Judge 0: Ryan Haley allowed two hits in his six-inning stint. Rob Benedict stroked two hits while Matt McGillian scored one run and knocked in another.
  K-K 14, Wood 0: Derek Barnes fanned seven in a three-hitter while adding a two-run triple. Christian "Ya Ya" Walker went 2-for-3 with a homer and four RBI. Sal Spera clubbed a three-run homer.
INTER-AC LEAGUE
  Malvern 15, Haver. School 0: Tim Cooney (four innings) and Chris Cowell combined for a five-inning no-hitter and Dennis Mitchell slugged a two-run homer.
PUBLIC LEAGUE
  Frankford 16, Washington 4: Esteban "Shortie" Meletiche whiffed 12 in a five-inning five-hitter while Dave Doggett doubled en route to four RBI.
  Central 12, Edison 1: Micah Winterstein (three innings) and Mike Braun teamed for a four-inning one-hitter. Aaron Esbensen and Shane Meyer had two-run singles in a 10-run first.
  GAMP 15, Lincoln 5: Christian Matticks turned a double and a two-run homer into three RBI, Eugene Aversa went 3-for-4 with a homer and four RBI and Jon Sheridan doubled twice.
  Northeast 12, Prep Charter 2: Julius Spann went the five-inning distance and Tim Freiling contributed a two-run homer.
  Esperanza 11, Germantown 1: Ayron "Number Name" Forty fanned 13 and walked none in a five-inning three-hitter while Angel Rivera went 3-for-4 with a double, four RBI, three runs scored and five steals.
  Fels 15, Franklin 9: Robin Robinson got the win. Vila Danh doubled and tripled.
  Masterman 16, King 1: Billy Powers surrendered one hit over the three innings. Chuck Feeley (four RBI) and Tyler Hunt (two) halved four hits.
  Bartram 14, Eng. and Science 1: Tim Blong pitched a four-inning one-hitter while Jonathan Lutchmansing doubled twice en route to four RBI. Kyle Johnson added a two-run double.
  Kensington 11, Swenson 1: Ricardo Torres fanned 11 in six innings and Josean Bernard went 3-for-5 with two doubles, three RBI.

APRIL 9
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
  SJ Prep 6, La Salle 1: Aaron Haas twirled a two-hitter with five strikeouts and one walk; the run was unearned. Haas and Tim Edger (double, triple) posted two RBI apiece.
  North 10, Ryan 6: Ryan Etsell went six innings and Shaughn Gannon had three RBI. Ryan's Nick Ferdinand posted a two-run homer.
  Roman 9, O'Hara 8: Frosh Jack Foley went 3-for-4 with a grand slam and five RBI and Tom McGee stoked a two-run double to end it in the home seventh. Pete "Zippity" Dudek won in relief. O'Hara's Tom Coyle homered.
PUBLIC LEAGUE
  Del-Val 14, Comm. Tech 3: Marvin Gaines had a two-run triple in a five-run fifth.
  Saul 13, Bok 6: Herb Steinberg got the win.
  King 11, Straw. Mansion 5: Winning pitcher Donavan Bowman, Mike Williams, Mike Boyer and Richard Dixon all doubled and scored twice.
  Univ. City 16, Lamberton 12: Jermaine Kamara went 3-for-3 with a triple and four RBI while Nasir Mitchell fanned 11. Lamberton's Basil Garcia doubled twice, tripled and scored thrice.
  Olney 10, Mastbaum 4: Winner Carlos Gil doubled and tripled. Benji Cruz escaped from a bases-loaded, no-out situation in the fourth and went the rest of the way.
  Phila. Acad. 18, Bodine 0: Dave Pachucki fanned 10 in a four inning three-hitter and Bobby Ropars doubled twice.
  Esperanza 17, Fels 5: Reinaldo Benitez got the win and the Toros did their scoring with just four hits.
  Southern 13, Penn 12: Rob Lehey went 3-for-4 with five RBI and his two-run double ended it in the home fourth (umpires' discretion). Joe Haggerty added three hits.
  Fkn Towne 12, Roxborough 10: Keith Rycek homered, scored four times and collected three RBI. Mike Skinner pitched the final five innings and wrapped things up with the winning run at the plate.
  Furness 16, Gratz 2: No details.
  Phila. Elec. 10, Franklin LC 3: No details.

APRIL 8
INTER-AC LEAGUE
  Gtn. Academy 4, Penn Charter 1: Joe Conaway and Tommy Coyle delivered two-run singles and Keenan Kish saved the win for his brother, Colin.
  Malvern 16, Episcopal 2: John Gentile fanned seven in four innings and went 3-for-4 with a double and two RBI. Leon Stimpson cracked a two-run homer.
  Chestnut Hill 9, Haver. School 5: Mike Mattei struck out eight, Steel Russell went deep for a slam and Jon McAllister doubled and tripled.
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
  Carroll 8, Conwell-Egan 2: Andrew Candelore pitched a four-hitter and Neal Gilman slammed a three-run homer.
  McDevitt 11, West 1: Luke Sawick allowed one hit in 4.1 innings and doubled en route to two RBI. Matt Conroy also had a double, two-RBI day.
  Neumann-Goretti 12, Dougherty 1: Mark Donato (six in four innings) and Reno Regalbuto (four in two) combined for 10 strikeouts while Dan Behlau mashed a three-run triple and two-run homer for five RBI.
  Kennedy-Kenrick 9, Wood 6 (9 inn.): Jerry Ploskon's two-run double fueled a three-run ninth. Derek Barnes clubbed a three-run homer in the first. Wood scored four in the home seventh to tie. Steve Mahoney won in relief.
PUBLIC LEAGUE
  Frankford 5, Central 3: Edwin "Tito" Rohena twirled a four-hitter with six whiffs and Robinson Rodriguez homered.
  Northeast 11, GAMP 10: The Vikings won on a bases-loaded walk in the home seventh. Jose Delgado went 4-for-5 with a double while Lance Lempert won in relief and also went 4-for-5.
  Prep Charter 5, Edison 4: Josh Brydges went 2-for-3 with three RBI and drew a bases-loaded walk in the home seventh to win it. Joe Crooks earned the W in relief.
  Washington 16, Lincoln 7: Damien Wilmer delivered a three-run triple.
  Kensington 10, Bartram 0: Josean Bernard fanned five in three innings. Ralph Collins (three RBI) and Andrew Montanez (three runs scored) halved six hits.
  Franklin 11, King 7: Joshua Toledo collected a single and two triples en route to two RBI and fanned seven in 2.2 innings. Angel Roman doubled twice.
  Masterman 11, Swenson 2: Evan Hunt pitched six innings and turned two hits into two runs. His brother, Tyler, went 2-for-2 for two RBI.
  Fels 10, West Phila. 0: Edgar Lozano fanned five in two innings. Christian Zayas and Robin Robinson halved four doubles.
  Dobbins 18, Bodine 6: Terrell "Mouse" Barringer mowed down eight in a three-hitter and went 2-for-3 with four RBI and three runs scored.
  Eng. and Science 13, Germantown 3: Eric Jenkins went 3-for-4 with a triple and three RBI and whiffed eight while allowing five hits over four innings.
  Esperanza 10, Straw. Mansion 4: Josh Ortiz struck out nine over five frames. Angel Rivera and Luis Santos halved four RBI.

APRIL 7
PUBLIC LEAGUE
  Roxborough 14, Saul 4: Andy Shields fanned 10 over six innings and had two hits, three RBI. Chris Sponsler went 3-for-3 with a double, sac fly and three RBI.
  Phila. Acad. 13, Penn 0: In PA's 13-run first, Dave Pachucki tripled and nine walks followed. Bill Stoerrlee got the win.
  Phila. Elec. 4, Olney 1: Losing pitcher Jose DeLeon struck out 12.
  Fkn Towne 8, Franklin LC 1: Mike Croft (seven in four) and Jason Krajewski (five in two) combined to whiff 12. Tyler Landis and Mike Confair halved four RBI.
  Furness 13, Comm. Tech 2: David Izzi got the win and doubled. Ryan Gonzalez clubbed a three-run homer.
  Southern 18, Univ. City 17: The umpires halted the game after UC scored 10 in the home fourth to edge within one. Southern's Joe Haggerty went 3-for-3 with a double and five RBI. UC's Aaron Gilbert went 2-for-2 with a double and four RBI.
  Bodine 18, Overbrook 8: Samir Beso fanned six while Stuart Campbell singled and tripled for three RBI.
  Del-Val 10, Lamberton 0: Amaeer Seldon (three innings) and Marvin Gaines combined for a five-inning no-hitter.
  Frankford 15, Prep Charter 2: Daniel Rodriguez issued no walks over six innings and helped himself with a three-run homer. Esteban "Shortie" Meletiche went 2-for-4 with a double, three RBI, four steals and three runs scored.
  Dobbins 11, Gratz 7: Demetrius "Meech" Robinson fanned nine to win his first start.
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
  SJ Prep 4, La Salle 2: Kyle Mullen got the win while Tim Edger went 2-for-3, stole two bases and scored twice.
  O'Hara 2, Roman 1 (10 inn.): Joe Sessa allowed three hits and fanned 10 in 8.1 innings and Mike Baselice got the win thanks to Russ Trojan's RBI single in the visiting 10th.
  North 6, Ryan 5: Nick Chichilitti, starting shortstop for Ryan's '84 CL champs, victimized his alma mater for his first win. Chris James' two-run single highlighted a four-run fourth, snapping a 2-2 tie.
  Bonner 10, Judge 1: Conor Kerins whiffed 11 in a complete game six-hitter. The offense was paced by Dan Williams (two doubles, two RBI), Bob Callan and Lou Tomasetti (both 3-for-4.)

APRIL 3
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
  Bonner 8, Ryan 7: In the first game on its new field, Bonner scored six in the home sixth to grab an 8-2 lead, then held on as Ryan scored five with the help of two-run hits from Nick Ferdinand (single) and Jerry Smith (double). A groundout with runners on second and third ended it. Bonner's sixth featured two-run hits by Josh Van Horn (single), Bob Callan and Matt DeBarberie (doubles). Bonner's Ryan Haley pitched perfect ball through 10 batters.
  Judge 2, North 0: Dave Walkovic went the first five innings and Tim Ashenbrenner scored both runs.
  La Salle 7, Roman 0: Shawn O'Neill fanned eight over six innings while allowing one hit. Andrew Wood singled thrice and Frank Pierson had two RBI.
  SJ Prep 4, O'Hara 2: Aaron Haas went the first six innings and Tim Edger drove in the decisive run.
  Carroll 12, McDevitt 3: Nick "Meatball" Szalejko went 3-for-4 with a double, triple and two RBI. John Haefner added two doubles, one RBI. Phil Dougherty got the win.
  Wood 15, Dougherty 0: Brian O'Grady pitched a four-inning no-hitter while adding a double and four RBI.
PUBLIC LEAGUE
  GAMP 6, Edison 3: Eugene Aversa had a double and homer for three RBI to make Jon Sheridan a winner.
  Washington 6, Northeast 5: Eric Eder went the first 6.2 innings and Tom Radziak survived a lineout to earn the save. Jon Wright (double) and Stan Borodyansky (single) plated two runs apiece with big hits in a five-run second.
  Frankford 15, Lincoln 0: Frank Donato's three-run homer helped the Pioneers roll to a three-inning win.
  Central 9, Prep Charter 0: Mike Braun (grand slam) and Brian Burkett (single, double, solo homer) backed Micah Winterstein.
  King 16, West 1: Donavan Bowman got the win while adding a double and two triples for five RBI.
  Fels 8, Mansion 2: Edgardo Lozano whiffed a dozen over six innings and Billy Seltner turned four singles into as many RBI.
  Overbrook 10, Univ. City 7: Marquis Ransom had an RBI double in the fifth to tie it and a RBI single in the sixth to provide the lead. Christian Blackwell went 3-for-4 with a double and four runs scored.
  Swenson 17, Franklin 2: Harry Davila cracked a double and homer to support Jeff Durkin.
  Kensington 12, Germantown 1: Ricardo Torres spun a five-inning no-hitter with 13 strikeouts; he walked one and plunked two. Frank Soto went 2-for-4 with a double and four RBI.
  Masterman 18, Bartram 0: David Ashbridge got the win.
  Esperanza 9, Eng. and Science 4: Ayron "Number Name" Forty fanned 11 in six innings and Luis Santos (3-for-4) whiffed the side in the seventh.

APRIL 2
PUBLIC LEAGUE
  Olney 3, Franklin LC 2: Benji Cruz, a soph righthander, entered the game with no out and bases loaded in the first. He then spun a no-hitter with 17 strikeouts (and eight walks). FLC's runs scored on passed balls. Teofilo Bonilla doubled for Olney.
  Fkn Towne 17, Saul 5: Mike Skinner allowed four hits over six innings and Jim Dailey went 4-for-5 with three RBI.
  Del-Val 26, Southern 9: Amir Selden went 4-for-5 with two doubles, a homer and five RBI. Marvin Gaines got the win.
  Phila. Acad. 15, Univ. City 0: Tony Summers pitched a three-inning one-hitter and Bobby Ropars went 2-for-3 with four RBI.
  Swenson 14, Mansion 2: Winning pitcher Javier Sanchez and Dom Simone had identical stats -- 2-for-3, three RBI.
  Phila. Elec. 14, Bok 1: Chuck Fitzgerald struck out 10, walked none and allowed just one hit, Kendall Johnson's triple, in  the five-inning game.
  Mastbaum 13, Roxborough 3: Joe "Cheese" Smith allowed four hits over six frames and Nate Rodriguez had three RBI.
  Bodine 13, Gratz 3: A homer by Francisco Bonilla and doubles by Jeff Tavares and Brandon Cordero helped make Samir Beso a winner.
  Lamberton 6, Comm. Tech 5: Nigel Wilson fanned nine over five innings, then Andre Graves and Wayne Tucker stroked RBI singles to win it in the sixth.
  Overbrook 10, Penn 8: Rafiq Mitchell got the win. Penn's Maurice Clanton tripled.
  Furness 5, Dobbins 4: Sam Byrd fanned 10 while allowing nine hits and two walks. Losing pitcher Terrell "Mouse" Barringer lost a would-be homer for missing second base.
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
  La Salle 18, Roman 5: Matt Abel went 2-for-2 with a double, three walks, one RBI and four runs scored. Joe Harvey (homer) and Jason Raschiatore  (single) had hits worth two RBI apiece in an eight-run first. Matt Day pitched the first five innings.
  Judge 17, North 7: Kevin Conroy had two homers among three hits, good for three RBI while Andrew McHale went 3-for-5 with two doubles and five RBI. Tim Ashenbrenner added three RBI. Kyle Levocz got the win.
  Bonner 9, Ryan 3: Conor Kerins allowed two hits and fanned 12 over six innings and Bill Hollingsworth went 2-for-4 with a double and four RBI.
  O'Hara 10, SJ Prep 4: Joe Sessa fanned seven in six frames. Mike Baselice smacked two doubles for four RBI. The Prep's Tim Edger bagged three doubles, two RBI.
  Con.-Egan 8, West 3: Kevin Cahill (10 in five) and Joe Brown (five in two) combined for 15 strikeouts. Pat Sevick went 3-for-4.
  Wood 18, Dougherty 3: Jim Heilman allowed four hits in four innings while Kyle McCrossen and Joe Nicholson posted identical stats -- 4-for-4, three RBI.
  Carroll 15, McDevitt 5: Neil Gilman (3-for-3, slam, five RBI) and Victor Stitz (homer) led the offense. Andrew Candelore served up six hits in as many frames.
  Kenn.-Ken. 11, Neum.-Gor. 1: Derek Barnes whiffed 10 in a five-inning two hitter while Christian "Ya Ya" Walker had two doubles, three RBI.

APRIL 1
PUBLIC LEAGUE
  Frankford 16, Northeast 1: Esteban "Shortie" Meletiche fanned nine over six innings to make coach Juan Namnun a winner in his first Pub game. Jose Burgos smacked a pair of two-run homers while Edwin "Tito" Rohena doubled and homered.
  Washington 13, Edison 3: Dan Engelberg whiffed seven in four frames and went 3-for-4 with three RBI. Damien Wilmer launched a two-run homer.
  GAMP 12, Prep Charter 2: Christian Matticks went 3-for-3 with a pair of two-run homers for four RBI. Foster McKoskey struck out six in three innings.
  Swenson 16, West 2: Dom Simone (three-run triple) and Kyle Murphy (2-for-3, double, three RBI) made Harry Davila a winner.

MARCH 31
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
  Con.-Egan 11, West 3: Andrew Sinon fanned seven over four innings and had two hits, one RBI. Steve Verano struck out six over the final three frames. Matt Petrizzi and Ben Keller clubbed RBI doubles. West's Ed Colon homered.
  Neum.-Goretti 2, Kenn.-Ken. 1: Mark Donato, a soph lefty, pitched a three-hitter with 11 strikeouts and became a winner in the home seventh when Dan Behlau, 0-for-4 with four whiffs, lashed a bases-loaded single to break a 1-1 tie.
PUBLIC LEAGUE
  Roxborough 6, Phila. Elec. 3: Andrew Shields fanned five over six innings while Stephen Tucker and Antonio Murrell doubled twice.
  Kensington 17, Esperanza 0: Jose Cuevas, Andrew Montanez and Frank Sopo doubled to help make Josean Bernard a winner.

MARCH 27
PUBLIC LEAGUE
  Germantown 16, Franklin 8: In his varsity debut, frosh Tavio Thomas allowed eight hits and walked two, struck out six and went 2-for-2 with two walks, four runs scored and five stolen bases. Chris Hunter doubled and tripled for two RBI.

MARCH 26
PUBLIC LEAGUE
  Fkn Towne 12, Mastbaum 0: Mike Skinner fanned 12 and allowed two hits in the six-inning game while Joe Gilbert collected two RBI.
  Olney 12, Bok 9: Felix Llanos had an RBI double, Teofilo Bonilla tripled and singled and Benji Cruz saved the win for Jose Rodriguez by recording all six outs in his two-inning stint via whiffs. Bok's Julian DiPietro (triple) and Kendall Johnson each had two hits and as many RBI.
  Phila. Elec. 4, Saul 3: Chuck Fitzgerald fanned 14 over 6.2 innings, but reliever Luke Moscinski got the win when Sean Holmes drew a bases-loaded walk in the home seventh.
  Roxborough 13, Franklin LC 2: Chris Sponsler allowed five hits, fanned 10 and doubled en route to four RBI. Stephen Tucker added three hits, four RBI.
  Furness 8, Bodine 6: Winner pitcher Sam Byrd stroked a two-run single in the visiting seventh to break a 6-6 tie.
  Southern 13, Lamberton 3: Joe Haggerty (homer), Kenyetta Simmons (same thing) and Kelvin Rodriguez (3-for-3) all had three RBI.
  Dobbins 20, Penn 17: The 37 runs were accumulated on just 16 hits. Dobbins' Toyre Fredericks allowed seven of them. Losing pitcher Chris Banks triple and homered for five RBI.
  Phila. Acad. 14, Comm. Tech 0: Dave Pachucki, a senior lefty, spun a five-inning perfecto with 14 strikeouts. He also tripled. Jim Magwire had two triples, four RBI.
  U. City 10, Gratz 8: T.C. Muse yielded three hits and seven walks while fanning 13. UC, trailing 8-0, broke through for 10 in the home sixth..
  Overbrook 10, Del-Val 6: Carlos Payano gave up six hits and seven walks while striking out 17. He added two RBI while Mark Dawson tripled.

MARCH 25
PUBLIC LEAGUE
  Esperanza 19, King 0: The Toros scored 13 in the second as Luis Santos (RBI triple), Reinaldo Benitez and Angel Rivera (two-run singles) had the big hits. Ayron Forty allowed only Anthony Wright's leadoff scratch single and fanned six in the three inning game.
  Northeast 12, Central 2: Brian Susten pitched a five inning one-hitter, Tim Freiling cracked a grand slam and Chad O'Malley had two doubles among three hits.
  Bartram 10, Straw. Mansion 8: Michael Alexander laced a two-run triple while Tim Blong won in relief with four Ks in 1.1 innings.
  Swenson 15, Fels 3: Steve Grzeszczak ended it in five with a three-run triple.
  Washington 11, GAMP 9: Damien Wilmer posted a two-run double and two-run homer. Winner Eric Eder went 5.2 innings and collected two RBI on a pair of doubles. GAMP scored five in the visiting seventh.
  Eng. and Science 12, Franklin 6: Jon Drummond got the win despite serving a homer to Robert Ingram.
  Germantown-West: ppd. to 4/16.
  Masterman 9, Kensington 0: Evan Hunt pitched a two-hitter with eight strikeouts and two walks. He also went 3-for-4 with a double, two RBI and three runs scored.
  Edison 14, Lincoln 13: The Owls scored three in the home seventh to make reliever Jonathan Pena a winner. The capper was Joshua Marrero's two-out, two-run double.