JUNE 8
PIAA SEMIFINAL
CLASS AAAA
At Spring-Ford
  Parkland 6, SJ Prep 2: Three errors and a balk dumped the Hawks into a 3-0 hole in the first and they were no-hit through six innings. Pinch-hitter Bobby Della Polla led off the seventh with a single and Ray Toto followed with the first homer by a Catholic League player in PIAA playoff history. Pat Carbone pitched 3 2/3 innings of shutout relief (one hit, six whiffs).
PIAA SEMIFINAL
CLASS AAA
At Wenger Field, Fredericksburg
  Abington Heights 9, Neumann-Goretti 4: Nicky Nardini gave the Saints a 1-0 lead with a second-inning single, but AH roared back with four runs and finished with 13 total hits. Al Baur went 2-for-4 with a two-run single, cutting the deficit to 7-4. Dom Riverso also posted two hits.  

JUNE 6
PIAA QUARTERFINAL
CLASS AAAA
At Glen Mills
  SJ Prep 2, West Chester East 1: Following two postponements caused by rain, coach Chris Rupertus opted to bring back Kyle Mullen on four days' rest. The result -- a two-hitter (one was a misjudged popup) with seven strikeouts. The Hawks scored twice in the third without a hit as RBI went to Greg "Buddy" Brooks (fielder's choice) and Jeff Lynch (sac fly). Ray Toto collected two hits.

JUNE 4
PIAA QUARTERFINAL
CLASS AAA
At Spring-Ford
  Neumann-Goretti 1, Twin Valley 0: Under gray skies and occasional rain, Mark Donato spun a two-hitter with 11 strikeouts and allowed no one beyond second base. The Saints scored in the third on a double steal as Reno Regalbuto thieved second and Marty Venafro ran home. As did some N-G parents, Regalbuto acknowledged afterward that he'd probably been tagged out (that call would have ended the inning). TV's players and coach convinced the second base ump to confer with his partner at first; the call stood.   

JUNE 1
PIAA FIRST-ROUND STATE PLAYOFFS
CLASS AAAA
At La Salle University
  SJ Prep 4, Garnet Valley 3: Kyle Mullen struck out nine while yielding as many hits as the Prep built a 4-0 lead, then held on. The final out was recorded as Ray Toto threw out a would-be basestealer at second. Kyle Gillen drove home a run in the fourth. Toto (on a double) and Jeff Lynch (two-run single) had RBI in a three-run fifth. This was the CL's first win in a state baseball playoff, as the game started one hour earlier than Neumann-Goretti's. Lynch, leading off the second in the cleanup spot, posted the first hit on a line drive single to center. Greg "Buddy" Brooks, son of football coach Gil Brooks, was the Hawks' first baserunner (one-out walk in the first).
At Boyertown
  Council Rock North 6, Central 2: The Public League champs were held to four hits. Their runs scored on Zach Magdovitz' solo homer in the fourth and Ian Lewis' double in the seventh.
CLASS AAA
At Stump Stadium, Pine Grove
  Neumann-Goretti 8, Blue Mountain 4 (8 inn.): With two away in the home seventh, Al Baur served up a game-tying, two-run homer. His teammates had his back, though, witness their four-run eighth. Dom Riverso drove in two runs with a triple (he doubled earlier), Marty Venafro got another one home with a fielder's choice and Reno Regalbuto delivered an RBI single. Baur finished with 10 strikeouts in a five-hitter.
CLASS AA
At La Salle University
  Tulpehocken 8, Kennedy-Kenrick 1: Christian "Ya-Ya" Walker stroked two of the five hits managed by the Wolverines, who whiffed 14 times. Coach Tom Sergio sent six subs to the plate in the seventh. Evan Basile led off with a single and eventually scored on a strikeout/wild pitch/bad throw trifecta.  
At Memorial Stadium, Ephrata 
  Brandywine Heights 17, Esperanza 2 (3 inn.): Teofilo Bonilla (double) and Carlos Rodriguez managed hits for Esperanza. The runs scored on errors.
CLASS A
at Hershey High
  Camp Hill 4, GAMP 0: The Pioneers were limited to singles by Tyler Criniti and Eugene Aversa.

MAY 28
City Title Tripleheader at Campbell's Field
CLASS AAA
  Neumann-Goretti 17, Franklin Towne 1 (4 inn.): Reno Regalbuto struck out eight in a four-hitter and the top five guys in the order combined for 12 RBI -- three apiece for Regalbuto and Joey Armata (four hits); two apiece for Al Baur, Mark Donato and Mike Riverso. The City Title game had not been played since 1979 and Donato registered three of the resumption firsts (single, double, sac fly). His single was the game's initial safety and came with two away in the visiting first. Eight of N-G's 18 hits went for extra bases. John Myers posted FT's RBI on a single.
CLASS AA
  Kennedy-Kenrick 12, Esperanza 1 (5 inn.): Joe Harvey went 3-for-3 with a double and five RBI and picked up the win by pitching a perfect third inning (two strikeouts). Ed Skilton (three hits) and Dave Custer halved six RBI. Christian Ortiz bagged Esperanza's RBI.
CLASS AAAA
  SJ Prep 11, Central 1 (6 inn.): Central held a 1-0 lead after three innings, thanks to an RBI single by frosh Mike Cavallaro, but the Prep milked seven walks while scoring six in the fourth and posted a three-spot in the sixth, thus ending it, as the first five batters smacked base hits to all sectors. Ray Toto wound up 2-for-3 with three RBI and his two-run single was one of only two hits in the fourth. Kevin Gillen fanned eight in five frames while allowing two hits. Counting the Pub semi and final, and this game, Central's pitchers went 13 1/3 innings without recording a strikeout before Cavallaro fanned Dan Turner with two away in the fifth.

MAY 27
PUBLIC LEAGUE FINAL
At Campbell's Field
  Central 12, Northeast 2: The final four guys in the order combined for eight RBI as the Lancers stormed to their third title of the decade. Their highlights were a solo homer down the leftfield line by Brian Burkett, a three-run triple by Graham Johnston and a two-run double by Zack King. David Kremer singled twice while drawing a walk and absorbing a plunking. Steve Schall performed the rare trick, especially for a winning pitcher, of going the distance without recording a strikeout. He allowed five hits and fell behind in the first on Julius Spann's two-run single.  

MAY 26
CATHOLIC LEAGUE FINAL
At Widener University
  Neumann-Goretti 3, La Salle 1 (8 inn.): Leaving behind the disappointment of five title-game failures along the way, the Saints (nee Pirates) won their first championship since 1960 with only two seniors among the 10 starters. Junior lefty Mark Donato spun a four-hitter with 10 strikeouts and pitched shutout ball over the final seven frames. The decisive run scored as Reno Regalbuto singled, stole second and raced home on Al Baur's single. Donato then managed a misjudged double, courtesy runner Blaze Cedrone moved to third on an obstruction call and Joey Armata beat out an infield single. La Salle lefty Shawn O'Neill also went the distance (seven hits) while trying to match his dad's accomplishment; Shawn Sr. pitched Judge to the '76 CL crown. Brendan McCoy singled home La Salle's run. In the fifth, catcher T.J. Burgmann posted both putouts on a wacky doubleplay -- 9-2-6-2 after Baur singled to right.

MAY 22
CATHOLIC LEAGUE SEMIFINALS
At Phila. University
  La Salle 15, Wood 9: With Matt McAllister's grand slam serving as the obvious highlight, Wood scored five runs in the first one-third of the home first. Soph Brian Zielinski relieved and held the Vikings scoreless through six. He departed three batters into the seventh and wound up getting charged with two runs (one earned). Tyler Freeman went 2-for-3 with a double, homer, sac fly and intentional walk en route to four RBI. Brendan McCoy added three hits, two RBI. Mike Antoni managed two hits and one RBI and turned a huge doubleplay in the fifth, keeping the lead at 7-5. He caught a hopper, tagged out a baserunner who'd strayed off the bag, and gunned to first baseman Sean Abbott (also two hits, one RBI).
At Neumann College
  Neumann-Goretti 10, SJ Prep 9 (9 inn.): The Saints suffered a serious blow in the home seventh when the Prep, with two away, mounted a four-run rally to create a 7-7 tie. Ray Toto (double for two runs), Jeff Lynch and Greg "Buddy" Brooks (singles) had the RBI. Reno Regalbuto pitched shutout ball thereafter and the winning uprising featured a walk to Dom Riverso, a stolen base and a groundball single to center by frosh Marty Venafro. Regalbuto also had two hits, one RBI. Riverso and his brother, Mike, combined for three apiece of hits and RBI, five runs scored and four stolen bases. Toto (three RBI) and Gio Morales (three runs scored) stroked four hits apiece for Prep. The game featured 27 hits (16 for Prep) and 45 baserunners. With 43, these two games broke the city record for runs scored in semifinals. There'd been 41 in '87 (CL) and again in '88 (PL).

MAY 21
PUBLIC LEAGUE SEMIFINALS
(Doubleheader at La Salle University)
  Northeast 11, Washington 1 (5 inn.): Jose Delgado started an eight-run first with a triple and capped it with another three-bagger; this one was good for two RBI. Overall, Josh "Pudge" Rivera and Mike Stampone bagged two RBI apiece while Brian Susten pitched a four-hitter with eight strikeouts. Losing pitcher Aaron Wilmer went 2-for-2 with a double and walk.
  Central 14, Frankford 9: Steve Schall toughed out a 12-hitter and went 2-for-4 with a double, sac fly and three RBI as the Lancers halted Frankford's bid to win a sixth title in seven seasons (and seventh of the decade). Brian Burkett, wearing glasses because an eye infection forced him to go without contacts, went 3-for-4 with three RBI. Zack King also posted three RBI. For Frankford, Dominican import Wander Nunez, using a wooden bat, launched a pair of solo homers over the 25-foot fence -- one to left-center (about two-thirds of the way from the leftfield line to dead centerfield) and another to straightaway left.
PUBLIC LEAGUE REGULAR SEASON
  Esperanza 16, Swenson 0: Felix Torraca pitched a three-inning one-hitter in this makeup. Teofilo Bonilla poled a grand slam.

MAY 20
INTER-AC LEAGUE
  Gtn. Academy 5, Malvern 2: Sean Coyle went 3-for-3 with two doubles and a solo homer for one RBI. He also scored three runs. His brother, Tommy, went 2-for-3 with a double and two RBI. Timmy Vernon added two RBI. Steve Connor won in relief while Aaron Novak earned the save. Tyler Young and Chase Gunther had RBI singles for Malvern.
  Penn Charter 12, Haver. School 7: Mark Rhine won in relief and clubbed a three-run homer en route to four RBI. Jack Nazarewycz added two hits, three RBI. 

MAY 19
CATHOLIC LEAGUE QUARTERFINALS
  SJ Prep 4, Conwell-Egan 0: Kyle Mullen pitched a six-hitter with nine strikeouts (seven in the first three innings) and forced C-E to strand five guys in scoring position over the final four frames. Ray Toto and Dan Turner (with singles) drove home runs in the first and fourth. Gio Morales cracked a two-run double in the sixth. C-E's Pat Sevick, normally the catcher but limited to DH duty due to a compound fracture of his left index finger, had two hits.
  Wood 14, Roman 13 (9 inn.): In the highest scoring one-run playoff in CL history, the Vikings rallied from deficits of 6-0 and 13-8 and won it in the home ninth on a no-out, bases-loaded hit by pitch (drawn by Kyle McCrossen). The teams halved 28 hits. Roman created an 8-8 tie with one out in the seventh on Steve Herbetko's solo homer. John Hildebrand (double) and Herbetko (another homer) slammed hits worth two runs apiece in a five-run eighth. Wood battled back on two-run doubles by McCrossen and Mike Kerns and Sean Duckworth's chopped RBI single over a drawn-in infield. Jeff Courter pitched one uneventful inning to win it. He was the only one of seven pitchers to yield no runs. Matt McAllister led Wood with four RBI. McCrossen and Kerns had three apiece. Hildebrand and Herbetko managed four apiece for Roman while A.J. Vagliani was the game's only player with four hits.
  Neumann-Goretti 4, North 0: Mark Donato pitched a three-hitter with nine strikeouts and one walk and his two-run triple highlighted a four-run first. Joey Armata added an RBI single to that uprising. North's Bob Hopkins allowed no hits after the first.
  La Salle 6, Kennedy-Kenrick 1: Shawn O'Neill scattered four hits while fanning six and walking one. The top of the order was huge: Joe Aloia went 2-for-3 with a triple and three RBI while Kevin Johnson turned three hits, including a double, into two RBI.

MAY 18
PUBLIC LEAGUE QUARTERFINALS
  Frankford 13, Edison 1: Jose Sosa-Reyes, the No. 8 hitter, powered a grand slam out onto Pratt Street to cap a nine-run second inning. Edwin "Tito" Rohena (single) and Wander Nunez (double) had hits worth two RBI in that frame. Cameron Stimpson (three innings) and Brandon Rodriguez did the pitching. Mijael Rodriguez doubled for Edison.
  Central 11, Franklin Towne 0: Zach Magdovitz pitched a five-inning one-hitter (Mike Confair's single with one out in the fifth) while leadoff man Ian Lewis went 3-for-4 with a double, two stolen bases and four RBI. Brian Burkett and David Kremer added two RBI apiece.
  Washington 9, GAMP 7: Will McFillin walked none and struck out eight while toughing out an eight-hitter. After moving to shortstop, he had to return to the mound after GAMP touched a reliever for three runs. A whiff ended it. Nick Romaninsky went 3-for-4 with two RBI and Gavino Rodriguez bagged three RBI. GAMP's Dom Raia went 3-for-4 with one RBI.
  Northeast 14, Esperanza 1: Tim Freiling included a three-run homer while going 2-for-2 with four RBI. Lance Lempert pitched four of the five innings. Lempert, Brian Susten and Josh "Pudge" Rivera thirded six RBI. Carlos Gil posted Esperanza's RBI.
CATHOLIC LEAGUE FIRST ROUND
  Roman 4, Bonner 2 (10 inn.): Sean Weber went nine and became the winner thanks to Anthony Ortiz' two-run single in the visiting 10th. John Hildebrand (single) and Kyle DeLone (sac fly) drove in Roman's other runs. Tim Racek got the save. Bonner's Alex Liberatore had a two-run single.
  North 7, Judge 4: Ryan Etsell allowed eight hits and two walks while striking out six. He also tripled. Tom Ditro went 3-for-3 with three RBI and two runs scored.
  Kennedy-Kenrick 3, Carroll 1: Joe Harvey fanned nine in six-plus innings and Jimmy Volpe earned the save. K-K's runs scored on Derek Barnes' two-run double and Harvey's sac fly.
  Conwell-Egan 12, Lansdale 2: Kevin Cahill (6-0) allowed seven hits in this five-inning affair and Joe Petrino went 3-for-3 with three RBI and two runs scored. Ben Keller tripled.
INTER-AC LEAGUE
  Penn Charter 10, Malvern 5: Kenny Koplove (6-0 league) pitched four innings (10 Ks) and Brett Slobodinsky finished up as the Quakers (8-1) clinched the title with one game remaining. Mark Rhine went 3-for-4 with a two-run double in a five-run second and a three-run triple in a five-run sixth. Tyler Young, Nick Bateman and Mike Mayock (all solos) homered for Malvern.
PUBLIC LEAGUE REGULAR SEASON
  Phila. Academy 13, Bodine 0: Phila. Academy captured the division title as Tony Summers scattered seven hits and went 2-for-4 with a double. Taylor Vanderwoude (2-for-3, double) and Jorge Martinez (two doubles) also hit well.

MAY 15
PUBLIC LEAGUE PLAYOFFS
ROUND OF 16
CLASS A FINAL
  GAMP 5, Masterman 4: Dom Raia pitched one-run ball over the final four innings and went 2-for-2 with a walk and double. Eugene Aversa added three hits, including a double, while Tyler Criniti stroked a two-run single. Masterman's David Ashbridge launched a two-run homer.
CLASS AA FINAL
  Esperanza 9, Prep Charter 8: Luis Santos doubled and went 1.1 innings to win in relief. Christian Ortiz' two-run single capped a four-run home seventh.
CLASS AAA FINAL
  Fkn Towne 10, Roxborough 0: Jason Krajewski struck out nine over five innings while permitting three hits and two walks. He added a two-run double. Ryan Kubacki went 3-for-4 with a triple and two RBI.
CLASS AAAA SECOND ROUND
  Northeast 16, Germantown 1: Anthony Rauscher fanned five in the three-inning game, which was played at Jardel RC due to deep mud on Northeast's field. Tim Freiling (3-for-3, triple) and Julius Spann (2-for-3, double/triple) halved six RBI.
  Central 10, Overbrook 0: Kevin Kearney fanned seven in a five-inning one-hitter while Ian Lewis went 3-for-3 with a double, triple, one RBI and four runs scored.
  Frankford 13, Kensington 6: Marquis Robinson got the win. Edwin "Tito" Rohena went 2-for-4 with a double and three RBI. Danny Rodriguez added two apiece of hits, ribbies.
  Washington 6, Olney 1: Aaron Wilmer went the distance, whiffing eight and walking three in a four-hitter. Nick Romaninsky went 2-for-2 with a triple and two RBI. 
  Edison 15, Lincoln 5: Jonathan Colon fanned six over five innings (though he also free-passed nine). Mijael and Orlando represented the Rodriguez surname with triples.
INTER-AC LEAGUE
  Chestnut Hill 2, Penn Charter 1: Brandon Sady doubled twice and fanned eight in a five-hitter. Matt Primavera's sac fly made it 2-0 in the visiting sixth. Doug Fleming homered in the bottom of the seventh.
  Malvern 10, Gtn. Academy 2: Tim Cooney got the while turning two hits into one RBI. Drew Hayes had three RBI. Rob McCabe (triple) and Mike Lubanski (double) posted extra base hits.
  Haver. School 11, Episcopal 7: Mike Washington posted three hits and four RBI and Vince Rondolone added three RBI. Eric Close saved Ben Ware's win. Rich Rosati's three RBI led Episcopal.
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
  Conwell-Egan 7, McDevitt 0: Steve "Summer" Verano went six innings, allowing one hit and no walks while mowing down 10. Joe Tretter and Bill Petraitis had identical stats: 2-for-3, double, two RBI.

MAY 14
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
  Roman 8, O'Hara 6: Tom Mauro was scorched for eight hits and five runs in the first two innings, but regrouped and went the distance for his second win in two days (four pitches Wednesday). Anthony Ortiz went 3-for-3 with a double and two homers for four RBI. Jim Jones and Bill Pace had two-run homers for O'Hara.
  McDevitt 11, West 3: Luke Sawick fanned five and doubled. Matt Conroy doubled twice and Matt Forsythe turned three hits into one RBI.
  Bonner 2, SJ Prep 1: Anthony DiGalbo got the win.
PUBLIC LEAGUE
  Lincoln 11, Edison 10: Michael Wilmer went 3-for-4 with two RBI and made a diving catch in leftfield to end it. Andrew Burke whiffed 11 in six innings and went 3-for-4 with one RBI and three runs scored. Mike Redondo solo homered.

MAY 13
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
  Roman 16, O'Hara 15: Roman won the last three innings, 11-10. Steve Herbetko had a three-run homer in the fifth. Anthony Ortiz' solo homer highlighted a six-run visiting seventh, making it 16-12. There were 29 total hits. O'Hara's Bill Pace smacked a three-run homer.
  Judge 11, North 1: Kurt Sowa received major support from Kyle Levocz (four RBI) and Mark Woltemate (2-for-3, three RBI).
  SJ Prep 16, Bonner 2: Kyle Mullen scattered six hits and Jeff Lynch went 3-for-4 with two doubles, a two-run homer and three RBI.
  La Salle 4, Ryan 1: Shawn O'Neill whiffed nine in a four-hitter and Kevin Johnson banged a two-run single. Brendan McCoy (single) and Joe Aloia (squeeze) also got runs home.
  Conwell-Egan 14, McDevitt 4: Mark Weaver struck out nine in five innings. Support came from Andrew Schaefer (3-for-3, three RBI), Ron Moyer (3-for-4, two) and Ben Keller (solo homer).
  Neumann-Goretti 9, Lansdale 2: Mike Riverso went 4.2 innings and halved four hits with Al Baur (two RBI).
  Carroll 9, West 3: Bill Stanley (five innings) and Steve Stortini did the hurling. Frosh Jake Peabody bagged two RBI.
PUBLIC LEAGUE PLAYOFFS
CLASS A SEMIFINAL
  Masterman 11, Boys' Latin 0: Nate Vahedi pitched a five-inning no-hitter with two strikeouts and three walks. Micah Krey bagged two RBI.
CLASS AA SEMIFINALS
  Prep Charter 5, Franklin LC 1: Angelo DelVecchio allowed two hits, whiffed nine and stroked an RBI single, as did Sam Shipley. Kieth "Spikey" McCandless had both FLC safeties.
  Esperanza 9, Phila. Academy 7: Felix Torraca lasted 4.1 innings and Luis Santos went 2-for-3 with a two-run double.
CLASS AAA SEMIFINAL
  Roxbrough 12, Phila. Elec. 1: Matt Horvat pitched a six-inning two-hitter with six whiffs. Andrew Shields (three RBI), Nick Passivo and Joe Cody (two RBI apiece) thirded six hits.
CLASS AAAA FIRST ROUND
  Germantown 13, King 3: O'Shane "O'Daddy" Black permitted four hits and two walks while whiffing eight in the five-inning game. The win was G-town's first in postseason diamond action since 1979. Khary Redmond went 4-for-4 with a five RBI and a three-run homer in a nine-run fourth.
  Kensington 14, Southern 3: Devon Finney (one inning) won in relief and the Nos. 8 and 9 hitters, Miguel Velez (2-for-3, four RBI) and Emanuel Rivera (two hits), were important.
  Overbrook 6, Fels 5: Christian Blackwell fanned seven in six frames, Joe Clement went 3-for-3 with three RBI and Tyree Rollins singled home the game-winner in the home sixth.
  Olney 16, Univ. City 0: Benji Cruz cruised while help came mostly from Runyon Holmes (three-run homer) and Deivis Santana (3-for-3, two doubles, three RBI).
PUBLIC LEAGUE REGULAR SEASON
  Washington 10, Edison 9: Will McFillin pitched four innings while adding two hits, one RBI. Nick Romaninsky turned two hits into two RBI.
  Lincoln 7, GAMP 6: Joe Boerner (two innings) won in relief and the Railsplitters' seventh run was scored on Andrew Burke's triple.
  Frankford 13, Central 12: Frosh Brandon Gonzalez, making his first varsity appearance, pitched the last two innings and gave himself the win with an RBI single in the visiting seventh to score Steven "Flaco" Aponte. Edwin "Tito" Rohena (4-for-4) and Jose Sosa-Reyes hammered solo homers.
  Northeast 15, Fkn Towne 4: Julius Spann pitched four frames and Tim Freiling scored three runs while stroking three hits.

MAY 12
INTER-AC LEAGUE
  Penn Charter 3, Gtn. Academy 2: Frosh righthander Kenny Koplove raised his league mark to 5-0 in a five-hitter (seven strikeouts). Rob Amaro had an RBI single. Mike Massaro scored the winning run on a wild pitch.
  Malvern 5, Episcopal 4 (9 inn.): Tyler Young gave himself the relief win with an RBI single in the visiting ninth. Nick Bateman drove home the tying run in the seventh.
  Haver. School 3, Chestnut Hill 2: Matt Lengel scattered seven hits and Joe McCarthy scored the game-winner in the home sixth on a bases-loaded walk to Matt Fortin.
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
  Neumann-Goretti 7, Conwell-Egan 4: Mark Donato permitted seven safeties. Marty Venafro (double, two RBI) and Al Baur (two runs scored) halved four hits.
  Carroll 5, McDevitt 2: Andrew Luskin whiffed nine in a four-hitter and Alex Ramondo lashed a two-run triple en route to four RBI.
  Judge 6, La Salle 4: Kevin Conroy allowed seven hits and Mark Woltemate went 3-for-3 with a triple.
  SJ Prep 11, Roman 4: Kevin Gillen went 2-for-3 with a three-run triple and four RBI to support Bobby Della Polla (five K's in four frames). Ray Toto slammed a two-run homer.
  Dougherty 9, West 6: Joe Halbherr mowed down 12 in a five-hitter.
  O'Hara 4, Ryan 2: Jeff O'Reilly spun a four-hitter and Greg Monastra cracked a two-run homer.
  Bonner 10, North 0: Jim "Monsignor" Bonner got the win as Steve Markus went 3-for-3 with three ribbies.
  Wood 10, Kennedy-Kenrick 9: Matt McAllister and Mike Kerns halved four RBI to make Jeff Courter a winner. The Vikings rallied from an 8-0 deficit and scored nine in the home fifth.
PUBLIC LEAGUE PLAYOFFS
CLASS AA FIRST ROUND
  Prep Charter 6, Eng. and Science 2: Mike Borelli whiffed nine in six one-hit innings and Angelo DelVecchio went 2-for-2 with a double and two RBI.
CLASS AAA SECOND ROUND
  Phila. Electric 10, Bok 8: Alex Ramos pitched a five-hitter with seven whiffs. Derek Gorman's two-run single made it 9-8 in the home fourth. Randy Pizzo went 2-for-3 with a two-run double, three RBI and three runs scored.
  Roxborough 1, Mastbaum 0: Andrew Shields blew away 16 and walked just one in a two-hitter. Dareohn Gunter posted an RBI double in the third.
PUBLIC LEAGUE REGULAR SEASON
  Northeast 10, Frankford 6: Brian Susten recorded nine K's in six frames and Tim Freiling launched a three-run homer en route to four RBI.
  Central 7, Fkn Towne 1: Barron Johnston went four innings to win it and Brian Burkett went 2-for-3 with a double and one RBI.

MAY 11
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
  Kennedy-Kenrick 6, Wood 5: Christian "Ya-Ya" Walker slammed an RBI double and triple and then, after being issued an intentional walk in the home seventh, watched Joe Harvey's misplayed grounder bring in two runs to win it. Reliever Jimmy Volpe got the W. For Wood, Kyle McCrossen (RBI) and Brian O'Grady tripled and Mike Kerns went 3-for-4 with a double.
  West 9, Dougherty 5: Eric Bradley went 2-for-4 with a walk, two-run double, two steals and four runs scored as West snapped an 81-game CL losing streak. Kevin Sessa went the distance, fanning five, and recorded a looking strikeout to end it with the bases jammed.
  Carroll 10, McDevitt 0: Seamus Finnegan allowed two hits in five innings while Justin Roman and Greg DiSanto poled solo homers.
  La Salle 7, Judge 5: CJ Burns permitted just one walk while Kevin Johnson and TJ Burgmann each went 2-for-3 with one RBI.
  North 3, Bonner 1: Senior lefty Matt Reed, who'd pitched just one inning all season, twirled a four-hitter and the run was unearned. Freddy DiMascia brought runs home with a groundout and sac fly.
  Neumann-Goretti 10, Conwell-Egan 6: Al Baur fanned six and Mark Donato doubled twice for three RBI.
  SJ Prep 5, Roman 0: Kevin Gillen whiffed seven in five frames and Ray Toto went 2-for-3 with a double.
  Ryan 7, O'Hara 6 (10 inn.): Jon Schmidt went 3-for-6 with a two-run homer and three RBI and scored the decisive run on Colin Budny's single in the home 10th.
PUBLIC LEAGUE PLAYOFFS
CLASS AA FIRST ROUND
  Esperanza 12, Bracetti 2: Reinaldo Benitez got the win and socked a three-run homer.
  Phila. Academy 6, Swenson 4: Tony Summers fanned eight and doubled.
  Franklin LC 11, Bodine 1: Robert Kissling allowed three hits over six frames and Derrick Gibson went 3-for-4 with a two-run double en route to four RBI.
CLASS AAA FIRST ROUND
  Phila. Electric 17, Dobbins 5: Eli Crisostomo got the win and posted five RBI. Carl Danzi singled, doubled and tripled for three RBI.
  Bok 3, Furness 2: The Wildcats, who notched only one win all season, pulled the shocker as Joe Ferlaino mowed down 15 in a four-hitter. In the home seventh, Derek Gregg doubled, Ferlaino was issued an intentional walk and Luis Vargas delivered a two-run single.
  Roxborough 14, Bartram 0: Matt Horvat got the win with major help from Nick Passivo and Dareohn Gunter (three RBI apiece).
  Mastbaum 10, West Phila. 7: Ivan Ortiz fanned 11 over five innings and Anthony Velasquez went 3-for-4 with four RBI.
PUBLIC LEAGUE REGULAR SEASON
  Northeast 11, Lincoln 1: Anthony Rauscher got the win and Brian Susten produced a double and solo homer with three RBI.
  Central 5, Washington 4: Brian Burkett went 5.2 innings, Mike Cavallaro got the save, Steve Schall homered and Tommy Capewell doubled twice.
  GAMP 14, Edison 3: James Coin whiffed seven in three innings, Eugene Aversa clubbed a three-run homer and Anthony DiVincenzo doubled twice.
  Frankford 13, Fkn Towne 5: Edwin "Tito" Rohena went 3-for-4 with a 380-foot homer and three RBI to support Marquise Robinson.
  Penn 11, Randolph 7: Luis Reyes pitched a three-hitter.
  Masterman 7, Olney 6: David Ashbridge struck out seven and a three-run home fifth made the difference. RBI went to Ian Magowan, Josh Godbolt and Adrian Green.
INTER-AC LEAGUE
  Malvern 6, Chestnut Hill 0: Matt Clary twirled a one-hitter with 11 whiffs and three walks. Dennis Mitchell and Tim Cooney smacked homers worth three and two runs, respectively.

MAY 10
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
  North 8, O'Hara 6: Luis Rodriguez (triple) and Dan Venuto (single) pounded two-run hits in a pair of four-run innings and Bob Hopkins got the win.
  North 10, Judge 2: In the first game of the morning-afternoon doubleheader, played on La Salle High's former varsity field, Ryan Etsell scattered 10 hits, fanned five and went 2-for-4 with three RBI. Freddy DiMascia went 2-for-3.
  La Salle 17, Ryan 1: Mike Antoni turned a single and two triples into six RBI. Sean Abbott singled and doubled for three RBI. Brendan McCoy did likewise for two. Shawn O'Neill got the win.

MAY 9
INTER-AC LEAGUE
  Gtn. Academy 4, Haver. School 1: Timmy Vernon became 8-0 as the Patriots moved to 20-3 overall. He fanned five and walked none in 5.2 innings and went 2-for-2 with a double and two RBI. Keenan Kish got the save. Alex Wilson notched one hit, one RBI and two sacrifices. HS' Vince Rondolone homered.
  Penn Charter 8, Malvern 1: Brett Slobodinsky spun a two-hitter with six strikeouts while Mike Massaro (double) and John Ryan (triple) produced extra base hits.
  Chestnut Hill 13, Episcopal 2: Matt Primavera and Steel Russell doubled and homered to make Erik Hubbard a winner.
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
  Wood 11, West 0: Jeff Courter fanned five, Kyle McCrossen went 2-for-4 with four RBI and Will Minderjahn went 3-for-3.
  Kennedy-Kenrick 12, Dougherty 0: No details.

MAY 8
PUBLIC LEAGUE
  Central 13, Northeast 0: Zack King (two), Zach Magdovitz and Mike Cavallaro slugged homers while Tommy Capewell bagged two of his team's five doubles. Steve Schall allowed two hits.
  GAMP 6, Washington 5 (8 inn.): Dom Raia won in relief while fanning five in 3.1 innings and Tyler Criniti's RBI single made the difference.
  Edison 8, Fkn Towne 3: Brian Santiago slammed two doubles for three RBI and made Gonzalo Lebron a winner.
  Germantown 11, King 7: O'Shane "O'Daddy" Black whiffed seven in three innings to save Tavio Thomas' win while adding two hits, including a triple, and two RBI. Andrew Friend tripled in Tairek Thompson for the eighth run.
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
  Kennedy-Kenrick 14, Dougherty 0: Joe Harvey, Jimmy Volpe, Greg Guidone and Justin Williamson combined on a five-inning no-hitter.

MAY 6
INTER-AC LEAGUE
  Penn Charter 7, Chestnut Hill 1: Rob Amaro went deep for three runs, Mark Rhine smacked an RBI double and as perfect at shortstop and frosh Kenny Koplove scattered seven hits.
  Haver. School 3, Episcopal 0: Matt Lengel allowed six hits, fanned nine and had one of two homers (also Rick Troncelliti) yielded in a three-hitter by Brian Ruditys.
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
  Neumann-Goretti 2, Lansdale 0: Mark Donato fanned 10 in a four-hitter and went 2-for-3 with an RBI. Reno Regalbuto added two hits and a run scored.
  Wood 9, West 1: Matt McAllister fanned 11 in five innings and allowed one hit, Albert Campbell's homer.
PUBLIC LEAGUE
  Northeast 3, Washington 2: Sevens were wild for Brian Susten (innings, strikeouts, hits, walks) and Tim Freiling launched a three-run double in the visiting sixth to erase a 2-0 deficit, as provided by Brian Waldorf's two-run, fourth-inning single. Aaron Wilmer struck out five in a five-hitter.
  Central 15, GAMP 0: Mike Cavallaro whiffed five in three innings and homered. Tommy Capewell lashed two doubles.
  Germantown 17, Fels 2: O'Shane "O'Daddy" Black blew away six in his two innings and went 2-for-3 with three RBI. Khari Redmond added five RBI and three runs scored.
  Dobbins 16, Randolph 1: Fred Jones blasted a three-run double en route to four RBI and Daquan Brown got the win.
  Franklin LC 10, Roxborough 9 (8 inn.): Eric Garced fanned eight in a six-hitter and Billy Newmiller banged a one-run single with two out in the home eighth.    

MAY 5
PUBLIC LEAGUE
  Eng. and Science 7, Germantown 6: Curtis Peele fanned 12 and walked just two. Doug Williams reached base and scored on errors to make it 7-4 before G-town rallied. G-town's O'Shane "O'Daddy" Black went 3-for-4 with four RBI. 

MAY 1
PUBLIC LEAGUE
  Washington 11, Fkn Towne 3: Aaron Wilmer tripled and got the win while Gavino Rodriguez went 2-for-2 with three RBI.
  Central 9, GAMP 4: Kevin Kearney received major support from Graham Johnston (3-for-4, double, triple, five RBI).
  Northeast 5, Lincoln 3: Julius Spann recorded nine strikeouts over six innings.
  Olney 10, Franklin LC 9: Benji Cruz whiffed 11 and walked eight in six innings while Deivis Santana smacked two doubles and a homer en route to two RBI.
  Kensington 14, Bok 5: Jose Marrero went 4-for-4 with three doubles and a triple for seven RBI. Ricardo Torres struck out 11 and doubled twice.
  Phila. Academy 17, Franklin 0: Brian Walsh pitched a five-inning one-hitter and Tony Summers' five RBI-outing included a slam.
  Masterman 9, Saul 0: Tyler Hunt sat down 10 and David Ashbridge homered.
INTER-AC LEAGUE
  Gtn. Academy 12, Episcopal 6: Aaron Novak went 4-for-4 with two doubles and five RBI.

APRIL 30
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
  Roman 9, Bonner 0: Sean Weber spun a one-hitter with no walks, facing just two batters over the minimum, and Jack Foley went 2-for-3 with a two-run triple and three RBI.
  La Salle 8, N. Catholic 2: CJ Burns allowed three hits and Tyler Freeman went 4-for-4 with a double and three runs scored.
  Judge 4, Ryan 3: Kyle Levocz got the win when Mark Woltemate stroked a two-run single in the home seventh. Dustin Kology doubled and scored two runs, including the game-winner.
  SJ Prep 5, O'Hara 1: Kyle Mullen fired a one-hitter with 11 whiffs and two walks and Gio Morales hit a homer.
  Lansdale 23, Dougherty 6: Nick Manai went 5-for-6 with two doubles, a triple and three RBI, thus providing major support to Erick "Tex" Page.
PUBLIC LEAGUE
  Germantown 10, W. Phila. 0: O'Shane "O'Daddy" Black posted a five-inning no-hitter with 13 punchouts and two walks. He retired 14 consecutive batters. Jim Scott, the only ump on hand, worked from behind the mound. Miles Moore had two hits, two RBI.
  Furness 11, Fels 1: Montez Brown's solo homer supported Joe Gorman.
  Del-Val 16, Freire 6: Kam Nuble fanned 10 in a five-hitter and went 4-for-5 with four RBI and six steals.
  Dobbins 13, Lamberton 3: Daquan Brown permitted four hits, whiffed 10 and went 2-for-3 with a double and two RBI. Fred Jones added two RBI.
  Phila. Elec. 18, Swenson 10: Winner Alex Ramos aided his cause with three hits, including a three-run double.
  Bracetti 13, Randolph 1: Juan Santiago fanned seven in a four-inning two-hitter and Javier Erabo did the grand slam version of yard work.
  Prep Charter 16, Mastbaum 1: Angelo DelVecchio posted the win, along with two-run and grand slam homers.
  Phila. Academy 17, King 2: Tony Summers whiffed seven in three frames and had an RBI double.
  Northeast 7, Washington 4: Lance Lempert sat down nine and Brian Susten's three hits yielded one RBI.
  Boys' Latin 12, Comm. Tech 1: Omar Ortiz gave up three hits, whiffed nine. Kyle Davis collected a double and solo homer while Maurice Watson went 2-for-2 and scored three runs.
  Eng. and Science 18, Franklin 3: Curtis Peele was the big banana, getting the win and going 3-for-4 with a double, triple and four RBI. Jeff Haley homered.
  Southern 23, Penn 4: Matt Culp pitched a five-inning one-hitter with 10 dismissals. Porfirio Espinal launched a 400-foot homer en route to four RBI.
  Bodine 17, Bartram 2: Chino Bonilla struck out nine.
  Gratz 13, Univ. City 6: No details.

APRIL 29
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
  Neumann-Goretti 5, Kennedy-Kenrick 4 (8 inn.): Consecutive singles by Joey Armata, Billy Fulginiti and Reno Regalbuto (his second RBI) gave the Saints a run in the home eighth. Armata and Mark Donato smacked RBI triples. Al Baur fanned 10 in a four-hitter. For K-K, Steve Mahoney homered and Joe Harvey and Christian "Ya-Ya" Walker tripled.
  McDevitt 6, Dougherty 3: Vince Raffaele pitched a five-hitter and Matt Conroy went 3-for-4 with a double and two RBI. Dougherty's Bill Eberhard homered.
  Lansdale 11, West 0: Ryan Mimnaugh pitched a five-inning no-hitter with eight Ks. Big support came from Brandon Lewandowski (3-for-4, slam) and Ryan "Mugsy" Mulligan (2-for-2, three RBI).
  Wood 10, Carroll 2: Matt McAllister whiffed 12 in a three-hitter and slammed two homers. Jeff Courter (3-for-4) poled a salami.  
PUBLIC LEAGUE
  Northeast 12, Central 9: Brian Susten won it with five relief innings and one of his three hits was a three-run homer. Jose Delgado went 3-for-3 with three RBI. Central's Brian Burkett homered.
  Franklin LC 15, Mastbaum 5: Eric Garced got the win.
  Boys' Latin 17, Randolph 2: Kyle Davis (two-run) and Khareem Henderson cracked back-to-back homers and Jon McDowell had three RBI.
  Masterman 7, Kensington 6: Nate Vahedi's bases-loaded single in the home seventh scored Billy Powers and gave the win to David Ashbridge (nine whiffs). Kensington's Edgardo Ortiz went 3-for-3 with two RBI.
  Bodine 9, Overbrook 8: Anthony Smith draw a bases-loaded walk in the visiting seventh to make the difference. John Soto added two hits and as many RBI. Overbrook's Christian Blackwell went 3-for-4 with two RBI.
  Swenson 10, Roxborough 8: Josh Durkin went 2-for-2 with three RBI in support of Javier Sanchez.
  Dobbins 11, Univ. City 0: Brian Gibson spun a five-inning no-hitter with 11 whiffs. Michael Graham had two hits.
  Esperanza 16, Bok 5: Felix Torraca's 4-for-4 day yielded three RBI.
  Fkn Towne 16, Lincoln 6: Winning pitcher Jason Krajewski went 2-for-2, walked twice and scored three runs.
  Frankford 15, Edison 10: Cameron Stimpson cracked a three-run homer in a five-run seventh and Marquise Robinson got the win.
  Prep Charter 12, Saul 11: Pete DelVecchio came on to get one out and stop the bleeding in Saul's five-run seventh and then his brother, Angelo, made him a winner with a two-run double. Saul's Steve Reyes doubled twice.
  Olney 14, Phila. Elec. 3: Jose DeLeon fanned 12 in five innings, while allowing two hits, and Manny Perez added two apiece of hits and RBI. 

APRIL 28
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
  La Salle 8, N. Catholic 2: Shawn O'Neill struck out 10 and Tyler Freeman went 3-for-3 with a double, triple, walk and two RBI.
  SJ Prep 10, O'Hara 0: Kevin Gillen whiffed 10 in a five-hitter and Ryan Eden's single plated the first two runs.
  Roman 13, Bonner 8: Kyle Delone (three-run) and Anthony Ortiz (two-run) cracked big doubles in a 10-run fourth. Tom Mauro got the win.
  Ryan 9, Judge 4: Steve Markle pitched six innings and Mark Golic went 3-for-4 with one RBI.
PUBLIC LEAGUE
  Frankford 15, Fkn Towne 12: Edwin "Tito" Rohena (3-for-4, two doubles, five RBI) and Wander Nunez (3-for-5, four RBI) led the way. Cameron Stimpson got the win.
  Overbrook 18, Germantown 3: Carlos Payano allowed two hits in three innings and Christian Blackwell went 3-for-3 with a walk, triple and four RBI.
  Freire 12, Comm. Tech 6: Titus Oluwole whiffed 15 in a four-hitter and the Dragons scored seven in the home sixth for a 12-5 lead. Jeremy Whitaker tallied the winning run.
  Del-Val 19, Lamberton 9: Tavon Holloway poled a grand slam and winning reliever Ameer Selden smoked a three-run double.
  Bracetti 17, Univ. City 2: Iran Oquendo got the win and Danny Munez had two RBI.
  Saul 7, Swenson 6: Winner Herb Steinberg doubled and Andrew Woodlin reached Jeff Durkin (18 Ks) for a two-run double with two away in the home seventh.
  Washington 14, GAMP 11: Will McFillin won in relief and Aaron Wilmer went 4-for-4 with a double, homer and six RBI.
  Boys' Latin 13, Penn 2: Kyle Davis whiffed 13 in a four-hitter and Omar Ortiz went 2-for-3 with a three-run double and four RBI.
  Phila. Acad. 15, West Phila. 0: Trevor Newcombe pitched a three-inning no-hitter with six Ks in his first varsity start. Tyler Pruitt doubled twice.
  Furness 17, King 4: Sam Byrd fanned eight in four innings. King's Lavelle Simpkins homered.
  Eng. and Science 9, Bartram 8 (9 inn.): John Brennan allowed seven hits while striking out nine. Curtis Peele scored the winning run on a squeeze bunt by John Smith (4-for-5) in the home ninth.
  Prep Charter 3, Masterman 2 (8 inn.): Michael Borrelli permitted six hits and Angelo DelVecchio won it with an RBI double in the visiting eighth. Masterman's Micah Krey fanned 13.
  Dobbins 18, Gratz 7: Demetrius "Meech" Robinson fanned eight in a seven-hitter while support came from Ahmeen Thomas (3-for-4, riple, four runs scored) and Michael Graham (3-for-3, two runs).
  Southern 16, Randolph 0: Marques DeLeon doubled and homered for four RBI and Joe Tursi whiffed nine in a four-inning one-hitter.
  Fels 19, Franklin 8: Kenny Peace struck out 11, Laprece Bellamy went 3-for-4 with four RBI and homers were launched by Robin Robinson, Victor Candelaria and Christian Zayas.
INTER-AC LEAGUE
  Gtn. Academy 8, Chestnut Hill 4: Timmy Vernon walked none and allowed one earned run while raising his record to 7-0. Alex Wilson's three-RBI outing included a two-run double.
  Malvern 5, Haver. School 1: Matt Clary allowed three hits over six frames while Mike Lubanski and Rob McCabe halved four RBI.
  Penn Charter 11, Episcopal 0: Mick Foley slammed two homers for five RBI to make Brett Slobodinsky a winner.

APRIL 27
PUBLIC LEAGUE
  Central 15, Frankford 5: Steve Schall got the win and smacked a two-run homer as Frankford got 10-runned in Pub play for the first time since '01, when it happened twice. The Pioneers are 122-10 against PL opposition, counting playoffs, in the last eight seasons. Graham Johnston (homer), Ian Lewis (three-run triple) and Tommy Capewell (two-run double) added big hits. Wander Nunez (solo), Jose Sosa-Reyes and Danny Rodriguez (two-run shots) hit homers to account for all of Frankford's scoring.
  GAMP 8, Lincoln 7: In the home seventh, a suicide squeeze by Joe Garafalo and a bases-loaded balk with Anthony Retallick at bat made reliever Dom Raia a winner.
  Germantown 6, Furness 5: O'Shane Black fanned eight of the 10 batters he faced in three relief innings and began the home eighth with a single. He later scored when Ian Davis milked a bases-loaded walk.
  Olney 14, Bok 1: Benji Cruz bagged two hits and scored twice to make Jose Rodriguez a winner.
  Roxborough 7, Prep Charter 4: Andrew Shields pitched a five-hitter with 10 whiffs and doubled twice.
  Mastbaum 10, Esperanza 5: Ivan Ortiz went 4-for-5 with a double, triple and two walks and Santos Ocasio doubled twice. Feliciano Santiago got the win.
  Eng. and Science 23, King 9: Curtis Peele fanned nine and went 3-for-3 with a double, two walks and three RBI while scoring five runs. King's Anthony Wright tripled twice.
  Southern 10, Freire 4: Steve King mowed down 14 in five innings and Joe Tursi went 3-for-3 with a homer and two walks.
  Masterman 25, Swenson 4: Billy Powers went 3-for-3 with four RBI and winner Tyler Hunt doubled. Masterman plated 23 runs in the first.
  Washington 15, Lincoln 5: Mike Foley whiffed eight and received home-run support from Aaron Wilmer (four RBI) and Brandon Waldorf.
  Dobbins 22, Del-Val 14: Ahmeen Thomas clubbed a solo homer en route to two RBI and Terrell "Mouse" Barringer got the win.
  Boys' Latin 14, Lamberton 6: Omar Ortiz fanned nine in five frames and went 2-for-3 with a double, three-run triple and two walks.
  Saul 10, Phila. Elec. 5: The Razorbacks plated five in the home sixth to break a 5-5 tie. Rob Gibson went 3-for-5 with a double and two RBI. Tyler Calvitti won in relief.
  Northeast 8, Edison 5: Brian Susten (two), winner Julius Spann and Tim Freiling combined for four doubles.
  Kensington 5, Franklin LC 3: Ricky Torres dismissed 10 in a six-hitter.
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
  McDevitt 13, Dougherty 5: Scott Wallace struck out 10 while Luke Sawick (4-for-4) and Sean Hansberry (tripled) halved six RBI.
  Lansdale 16, West 3: Jamey Minnemeyer pitched a two-hitter over five innings and Eric Lewandowski went 2-for-3 with a walk and four RBI.
  Wood 7, Carroll 5: Larry Bittingham went 4.1 innings and Mike Kerns hit a grand slam.
  Kennedy-Kenrick 5, Neumann-Goretti 0: Joe Harvey spun a three-hitter with 14 whiffs. Christian "Ya-Ya" Walker and AJ Koscelansky halved four hits and scored one run apiece.

APRIL 26
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
  Roman 10, Judge 1: Tim Racek fanned 11 in his first career win and allowed just two hits (one a homer by Kevin Conroy). Tim LeCompte and Cody Yoka halved four hits and as many RBI.

APRIL 25
INTER-AC LEAGUE
  Penn Charter 5, Gtn. Academy 4: With the bases loaded and nobody out in the home seventh, PC scored twice to win it on a walk to Jack Nazarewycz and Mick Foley's single. Rob Amaro had a two-run single in the third. Kenny Koplove got the win. For GA, Timmy Vernon homered to make it 4-3 and Matt Ricci had a pair of RBI doubles.
  Chestnut Hill 7, Episcopal 6: The Blue Devils scored two in the visiting seventh, then held on. Jon McAllister doubled twice.
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
  N. Catholic 13, O'Hara 3: Ryan Etsell allowed two hits over six innings and Freddy DiMascia went 2-for-4 with a homer and two RBI.
  Kennedy-Kenrick 1, Carroll 0: Jimmy Volpe pitched a one-hitter and AJ Koscelansky homered.
  Judge 11, Roman 1: Kyle Levocz scattered five hits and Dave Falcone homered.

APRIL 24
PUBLIC LEAGUE
  Frankford 15, Lincoln 0: Edwin "Tito" Rohena hit a homer to dead centerfield, into the intersection of Large and Pratt, that was measured at 448 feet by coach Juan Namnun. Harry Davila got the win.
  Northeast 14, Fkn Towne 2: Lance Lempert went four innings to win it and Lionel Berdecia smacked a double en route to five RBI.
  Central 10, Edison 0: Zach Magdovitz struck out eight in five innings, Tommy Capewell went 3-for-3 with a double and three RBI and Graham Johnston doubled twice.
  Esperanza 4, Masterman 3: Felix Torraca went 3.1 innings in relief, and started his stint with a bases-loaded strikeout. Christian Ortiz tripled.
  Furness 15, West Phila. 0: Sam Byrd pitched a four-inning no-hitter and doubled and tripled en route to two RBI. Tyler Dickinson went 3-for-3 with three RBI and Joe Gorman launched a two-run homer.
  Olney 6, Mastbaum 5: Jose Rodriguez became a winner when Benji Cruz delivered a three-out double with nobody out in the home seventh.
  Overbrook 16, Fels 3: Carlos Payano received support from Stacey Nesbitt (4-for-4, two RBI).
  Swenson 4, Prep Charter 2: Jeff Durkin fanned 10 while scattering seven hits.
  Dobbins def. Randolph: Forfeit. Randolph did not show.
  Bracetti 15, Del-Val 0: Juan Roldan got the win.
  Phila. Elec. 10, Franklin LC 5: Alex Ramos claimed the W.
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
  McDevitt 15, West 11: No details.
  Bonner 3, Ryan 2: No details.
  Wood 8, Dougherty 0: Larry Brittingham (five innings) and Mike Calhoun yielded one hit apiece. Brian O'Grady and Will Minderjahn halved four RBI.
INTER-AC LEAGUE
  Malvern 11, Episcopal 1: Matt Clary (four innings), Rob McCabe (two) and Tyler Young did the hurling. Nick Bateman clubbed a three-run homer while accumulating four RBI.

APRIL 23
PUBLIC LEAGUE
  Phila. Acad. 13, Germantown 2: Tony Summers struck out nine in four relief innings to win and cracked a two-run homer over the 12-foot fence in dead centerfield. Taylor Vanderwoude poled a three-run double.
  Washington 15, Frankford 10: Aaron Wilmer pitched four innings and went 3-for-5 with a grand slam and six RBI. Frankford's Jose Sosa-Reyes had a pinch-hit salami.
  Esperanza 10, Phila. Elec. 4: Teofilo Bonilla got the win and went 3-for-3 with a double and two RBI.
  Swenson 13, Bok 4: Javier Sanchez received large support from James Holland (3-for-4, double, three RBI).
  Del-Val 8, Gratz 7: Khalif Lewis got the win. In the home seventh, Ameer Selden (single), Kam Nuble (double) and Chris Hester (sac fly) drove in runs to win it.
  Northeast 15, GAMP 2: Brian Susten whiffed 10 and Anthony Rauscher had two hits, including a double, while scoring thrice.
  Bracetti 21, Dobbins 5: Iran Oquendo got the win and doubled twice. Duane Paulino tripled twice for five RBI.
  King 8, Overbrook 7: Donovan Bowman fanned seven and yielded the same number of hits. After singling, Darrell Archer eventually scored the winning run on an error.
  Bartram 14, Fels 2: Daurys Rodriguez allowed three hits and dismissed 14 in five innings. Shane King went 3-for-3 with two RBI.
  Penn 8, Freire 3: Isaiah Wise fanned 13 in six frames and Delanjo Hylton had a two-run single.
  Lincoln 16, Edison 8: Mike Ulmer got the win and Andrew Burke scored four runs.
  Bodine 14, Eng. and Science 12: Chino Bonilla triumped in relief and Anthony Smith a double with a triple.
  Olney 10, Roxborough 3: Jose DeLeon struck out seven in six frames.
  Southern 11, Boys' Latin 5: Matt Culp was helped by back-to-back homers from Porfirio Espinal and Marcus DeLeon.
  Lamberton 10, Comm. Tech 7: Nigel Wilson whiffed six in 3.1 innings and crunched a two-run triple.
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
  SJ Prep 5, La Salle 1: Kyle Mullen scattered four hits while fanning seven. Kevin Gillen added two hits and two runs scored.
  Wood 11, Dougherty 1: Matt McAllister struck out nine and walked none in five innings while Kyle McCrossen went 3-for-4 and scored three runs.
  Conwell-Egan 16, Lansdale 11: Ben Keller worked three relief innings to win it and went 2-for-4 with a double and three RBI. Lansdale's Nick Manai had that same batting performance.
  Bonner 2, Ryan 0: Anthony DiGalbo pitched a two-hitter with one walk while Dan Williams and Josh VanHorn managed a single and double apiece. The runs were unearned.
  Kennedy-Kenrick 5, Carroll 3: Joe Harvey fanned 10 in six-plus innings and Derek Barnes went 2-for-2 with three RBI.
INTER-AC LEAGUE
  Chestnut Hill 5, Haver. School 2: Brandon Sady pitched a four-hitter with nine K's and powered a two-run homer.

APRIL 22
PUBLIC LEAGUE
  Franklin LC 5, Swenson 4: Eric Garced got the win in the home seventh when Kieth McCandless lofted a sacrifice fly and a second runner, Ryan Galligar, raced home on a tacked-on throwing error.

APRIL 21
INTER-AC LEAGUE
  Gtn. Academy 15, Haver. School 1: Timmy Vernon allowed three hits in six innings and notched 12 outs via grounders. He also had a two-run single. Matt Ricci (three-run) and Aaron Novak (two-run) poled homers, as did HS' Ben Ware.
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
  SJ Prep 6, La Salle 3: Kevin Gillen fanned seven in 5.1 innings while Greg "Buddy" Brooks and Ray Toto halved four hits while bagging one double and one RBI apiece.
  Conwell-Egan 2, Lansdale 1: Kevin Cahill got the win.
PUBLIC LEAGUE
  Roxborough 6, Saul 5 (11 inn.): Andrew Shields fanned 15 in nine innings and scored the winning run (after singling and advancing on a passed ball) on Nick Passivo's single. Shields also doubled twice. Matt Horvat fanned three in two relief innings.
  Bodine 10, Franklin 0: Jim Hagan fanned five in three frames and Max Alvarado went 2-for-3 with a double and two RBI.
  Eng. and Science 16, West Phila. 1: Curtis Peele allowed one hit while whiffing seven in five frames and Stanley Baylis went 3-for-4 with an RBI.

APRIL 19
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
  Lansdale 15, Carroll 7: The Crusaders experienced uncommon fun in a nine-run second. John Campbell hit the first pitch for a homer and later cracked a grand slam. Soph Ryan "Mugsy" Mulligan, a JV callup, homered off the first pitch he saw as a varsity player. Nick Manai added a two-run shot in the fifth. Ryan Mimnaugh went five innings for the win. Carroll's Neil Gilman poled a three-run homer.

APRIL 18
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
  Bonner 1, O'Hara 0: Ryan Haley allowed two hits and got the only run he needed as a doubleplay was being turned. O'Hara's Sean Coogan pitched a two-hitter.
  Wood 7, Conwell-Egan 0: Jeff Courter got the win. A five-run sixth broke it open.
  Judge 10, SJ Prep 2: Jim Young collected the W and Nick Petroski doubled twice.
  La Salle 12, Roman 5: Sean Abbott doubled twice to make C.J. Burns a winner.
  Neumann-Goretti 9, McDevitt 0: Al Baur raised his record to 4-0. He has not allowed a run this season.
INTER-AC LEAGUE
  Gtn. Academy 19, Episcopal 1: No details

APRIL 17
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
  SJ Prep 4, Judge 3 (8 inn.): Kevin Gillen went the distance, fanning nine, and laid down a key sacrifice bunt in the home eighth. Sean Murphy capped it with a sac fly in foul territory. Perry Russom went 2-for-4 with an RBI triple. Judge's Dustin Kology had a two-run triple.
  Neumann-Goretti 3, McDevitt 0: Junior lefty Mark Donato pitched a no-hitter with nine punchouts and two walks. One other batter reached base on catcher's interference and no balls left the infield. Billy Fulginiti bagged two RBI.
  Ryan 4, North 2: Tom Neely blew away 12 over six innings while Mark Golic, Steve Markle and Sean Kovacs posted RBI singles in a four-run second.
  La Salle 6, Roman 3: Shawn O'Neill pitched a four-hitter with seven strikeouts. Brendan McCoy had a three-run homer and Mike Antoni went 2-for-4 with a double.
  Kennedy-Kenrick 6, West 0: Joe Harvey fanned 11 in four one-hit innings and Nick Lawler stroked an RBI double.
  O'Hara 9, Bonner 5: Russ Trojan received support from Bill Pace (3-for-4, two doubles, four RBI) and Andrew Onimus (solo homer).
  Wood 4, Conwell-Egan 3: Matt McAllister homered to help make Mike Calhoun a winner.
PUBLIC LEAGUE
  Bracetti 19, Comm. Tech 0: Juan Roldan had four RBI and pitched a four-inning no-hitter with six whiffs and one walk. Duane Paulino bagged six RBI.
  Kensington 5, Olney 4 (8 inn.): Jose Marrero went the distance in a six-hitter. Marrero and David Martinez managed RBI singles in the three-run home eighth.
  Masterman 10, Roxborough 0: Micah Krey (three innings) and Tyler Hunt (two) did the pitching. Josh Godbolt went 2-for-3 with three RBI. Chris Woods and Billy Powers halved four RBI.
  W. Phila 17, Franklin 7: Junior Weyeah fanned 14 and walked six in a five-hitter while going 3-for-5 with a double and three-run homer.
  King 4, Bartram 2: Derrell Archer (three innings) and Donavan Bowman did the hurling and Donye Rosser won it with a two-run single.
  Del-Val 17, Univ. City 1: Tavon Holloway (two homers, six RBI) and Marquis Budd (homer, four RBI) made Kam Nuble a winner.
  Central 13, Edison 1: Mike Cavallaro pitched six innings and Ian Lewis collected two hits, four runs scored.
  Furness 7, Eng. and Science 2 (9 inn.): Joe Gorman went the distance, allowing four hits and mowing down 20. He also stroked a two-run single in the ninth, which was mostly fueled by four E&S miscues.
  Washington 19, Lincoln 4: Winner Tom Marano enjoyed watching the Eagles score 16 in the fourth (19 batters, 11 hits). Dean Grande had two hits and three RBI in that frame.
  Frankford 16, GAMP 6: Winner Edwin "Tito" Rohena and Jason Efre slammed two-run homers. Danny Rodriguez spanked a three-run double.
  Bodine 13, Fels 12: Jim Hagen worked three innings in relief to win it. Brandon Cordero (3-for-5, three runs scored) won it with an RBI single in the home seventh.
  Boys' Latin 13, Freire 11: Brian Davenport went 2-for-3 with four RBI to make reliever Kyle Davis a winner.
  Phila. Academy 7, Overbrook 2: Tony Summers fanned nine and Jorge Martinez bagged a two-run double.
  Southern 12, Lamberton 2: Stephen King whiffed 11 in a one-hitter.
  Prep Charter def. Phila. Elec: Forfeit (player shortage).
  Penn 12, Gratz 10: No details.
INTER-AC LEAGUE
  Penn Charter 7, Haver. School 5: Rob Amaro and Doug Fleming (homer) combined for five hits and the same number of RBI. Kenny Koplove allowed one hit over five innings. Ben Ware and Matt Lengel had two-run homers for Haverford in the home sixth.

APRIL 16
PUBLIC LEAGUE
  Washington 2, Central (8 inn.): Will McFillin pitched one-hit, seven-whiff ball over four relief innings and had the only hit ( single) in the home eighth. Nick Romaninsky (HBP) scored the run on Mike LaRose's fielder's choice. Central's Ian Lewis doubled, stole home and made two five-star catches in centerfield.
  Olney 11, Saul 4: Benji Cruz fanned 10 in six innings and doubled. Jose DeLeon hit for the cycle en route to four RBI.
  Edison 13, Fkn Towne 7: Gonzalo Lebron went five innings and Joshua Fontanez smacked two doubles and a triple for two RBI.
  Frankford 21, GAMP 6: Harry Davila bagged the win and went 3-for-4 with a double, three RBI and four runs scored. Jason Efre and Wander Nunez also had three apiece of hits/RBI.
  Esperanza 20, Franklin LC 5: Felix Torraca received support from Reinaldo Benitez (3-for-3, two RBI).
  Kensington 2, Swenson 0: Ricardo Torres whiffed 12 in a two-hitter and went 2-for-2 with a double. Swenson stranded nine in the first three innings.
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
  North 4, Ryan 0: Ryan Etsell struck out six, walked one and doubled. Tom Ditro doubled for two RBI.
  Kennedy-Kenrick 16, West 1: Christian "Ya-Ya" Walker slammed two doubles and a homer to make Steve Mahoney a winner.
  Lansdale 5, Carroll 4: The Crusaders scored twice in the home seventh on Frank Minnick's double and John Campbell's suicide squeeze. Reliever Erick Page got the W.

APRIL 13
PUBLIC LEAGUE
  Esperanza 5, Olney 4: Felix Torraca smacked a two-run single in the visiting seventh to make Reinaldo Benitez a winner. Carlos Gil crushed a solo homer in the fourth. Olney's Benji Cruz (triple) and Isaiah Soto (double) had big hits for RBI.
  Fkn Towne 3, Washington 1: Ryan Kubacki fanned six in a three-hitter and Jason Krajewski tripled. All three FT runs scored on groundouts.
  Germantown 11, Franklin 0: Tavio Thomas fanned seven in a five-inning two-hitter while adding a two-run homer. Spencer Eldridge smacked a three-run double.
  Furness 10, Straw. Mansion 0: Sam Byrd struck out 10 in a five-inning no-hitter and went 2-for-2 with five RBI; a slam was included.
  Phila. Academy 15, Bartram 0: Tony Summers got the win. PA scored 10 in the first.
  Del-Val 12, Randolph 2: Kam Nuble (eight whiffs) and Khalif Lewis went three innings apiece. Nuble also tripled.
  Bodine 15, West 1: Winner Max Alvarado had a triple and four RBI.
  Penn 19, Univ. City 8: Eric Simmons fanned 11 and walked the same number in 4.1 frames. He also went 4-for-4 with two RBI and three runs scored.
  Overbrook 10, Eng. and Science 8: Carlos Payano got the win with help from Christian Blackwell (2-for-3, double, three runs scored).
  Freire 19, Lamberton 4: Marcquon Mitchell got the win. Marcus Rothmiller (three-run triple) and Donte Blow (double) had big hits. Lamberton's Elijah Johnson homered.
  King 12, Fels 2: Donavan Bowman got the win. Derrell Archer (RBI single) collected the lone hit in King's 11-run, 12-walk visiting fifth.
  Masterman 13, Phila. Elec. 0: David Ashbridge dismissed 10 in a five-inning three-hitter while Christopher Woods went 2-for-2 with a walk and three RBI.
  Southern 6, Bracetti 5: Porfirio Espinal (two-run triple) and Joe Tursi (RBI double) lashed big hits to support Matt Culp. Bracetti scored twice in the home seventh before Stephen King recorded a strikeout with the bases loaded to end it.
  Dobbins 13, Comm. Tech 8: Demetrius "Meech" Robinson bagged the win and Ahmeen Thomas doubled twice.

APRIL 8
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
  Kennedy-Kenrick 5, Conwell-Egan 0: Joe Harvey struck out 10 in six innings and added two hits, including a double. Christian "Ya-Ya" Walker bagged a two-run double.
  Neumann-Goretti 8, Dougherty 0: Al Baur fanned 11 and walked none in a three-hitter. He also went 2-for-3 with a two-run homer. Nicky Nardini added two hits while scoring twice.
  Lansdale 14, McDevitt 3: Ryan Mimnaugh went 5.1 innings for the win. Jamey Minnemeyer went 3-for-4. Erick Page had a two-run double.

APRIL 7
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
  Conwell-Egan 7, Kennedy-Kenrick 2: Joe Tretter bagged three RBI on a bases-loaded walk and two-run homer, Matt Petrizzi went 2-for-3 with an RBI and Kevin Cahill (five innings) shared the pitching with Andrew Schaefer. Christian "Ya-Ya" Walker (double) and Joe Harvey (single) had RBI hits for K-K.
  Carroll 14, West 0: Dave Collins pitched a three-hitter with 10 strikeouts over five innings. Justin Roman (triple) and Chris Roccia (double) slammed hits worth two RBI apiece in a six-run fifth.
  Neumann-Goretti 14, Dougherty 0: Mark Donato pitched a three-inning one-hitter. Major support came from Al Baur (3-for-3, two doubles, five RBI) and Mike Riverso (homer, four RBI).
  Lansdale 10, McDevitt 1: Winning pitcher Jamey Minnemeyer went 3-for-3 with a single, double and triple. Frank Minnick, Nick Manai and John Campbell all had two hits and as many RBI.
INTER-AC LEAGUE
  Penn Charter 13, Episcopal 0: Frosh righthander Kenny Koplove allowed one hit (a fourth-inning single) and no walks while fanning 11 in the six-inning game.
  Gtn. Academy 4, Chestnut Hill 3: John Citrone's two-out single scored Matt Ricci in the home seventh to win it. Keenan Kish went the first six inning for GA, allowing three hits and fanning nine.
  Malvern 11, Haver. School 1: Tim Cooney scattered four hits over six innings, whiffed 10 and had a three-hit, three-RBI batting performance that was highlighted by a homer. Mike Lubanski doubled and homered for two RBI.

APRIL 2
PUBLIC LEAGUE
  GAMP 14, Edison 11: Visiting GAMP scored seven runs in the first. Edison matched that feat in the seventh. Dom Raia went 2-for-3 with two walks and four RBI. Eugene Aversa added a double, three RBI. Edison's Mijael Rodriguez slammed a two-run triple en route to three RBI. Jonathan Colon and Joshua Fontanez smacked two-run doubles in the seventh.
  Central 20, Lincoln 5: Mike Cavallaro bagged a three-run triple in a 13-run fourth.
  Overbrook 15, Franklin 0: Christian Blackwell pitched a three inning no-hitter with five whiffs. Tyree Rollins and Carlos Payano doubled.
  Phila. Acad. 11, Eng. and Science 6: Taylor Vanderwoude went 2-for-3 with three RBI to support Brian Walsh.
  Gratz 15, Freire 5: Eric Thompson fanned eight over five innings, while allowing three hits, and Dockeem Cottle posted four RBI on a three-run double and sac fly.
  Bracetti 13, Boys' Latin 12: Jose Reyes' second RBI double won it in the home eighth. Giovanny Lugo went 3-for-5 with four RBI.
  Lamberton 16, Randoph 0: Nigel Wilson struck out eight in a one-hitter over three innings.
  Bodine 15, King 3: Jim Hagan whiffed nine over five frames. Max Alvarado (2-for-2, two walks) and Brandon Cordero halved eight RBI.
  Fels 20, Straw. Mansion 10: Robin Robinson's five-inning stint featured six hits, nine punchouts and 11 free passes. Frosh Michael Moya went 5-for-5 with a double, five RBI and five runs scored.
  Del-Val 15, Comm. Tech 1: Kam Nuble fanned nine over five innings (two-hitter) and Marquise Budd went 3-for-4 with three RBI.
  Dobbins 11, Penn 1: Terrell "Mouse" Barringer struck out seven in 4.1 innings. His three-run homer, and Brian Gibson's two-run job, gave the Mustangs five in the fifth.
  Bartram 10, W. Phila. 6: Daurys Rodriguez mowed down 20 and walked one in a two-hitter. West's Chris Bowman had a grand slam.
  Univ. City-Southern: Not reported as of 8 p.m.
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
  Judge 3, O'Hara 2 (11 inn.): Jim Delaney's single scored Connor Thompson to win it for reliever Kevin Faber (three innings) in the home 11th.
  North 9, Roman 0: Bob Hopkins whiffed 10, walked three and allowed one hit, John Hildebrand's sixth inning double. Ryan Hires and Mike "Zoom" Zolk homered.
  SJ Prep 2, Ryan 1: Kevin Gillen scattered three hits and got the win in the home seventh when Greg "Buddy" Brooks walked and came around on a double by Jeff Lynch (3-for-3, two RBI). Ryan's Tom Neely struck out eight.
  Wood 12, McDevitt 0: Matt McAlister pitched a no-hitter over five innings and bagged three RBI. Brian O'Grady clubbed a two-run homer.
  Kennedy-Kenrick 5, Lansdale 3: Joe Harvey blew away 12 in six innings and Derek Barnes managed a solo homer.
  Bonner 5, La Salle 0: Justin Stauffer twirled a three-hitter and received four runs of support in the second thanks to two-run hits by Dave Kelleher (double) and Rick Reigner (single).

APRIL 1
PUBLIC LEAGUE
  Kensington 16, Mastbaum 1: Jose Marrero struck out six in four innings and Edgardo Ortiz went 3-for-3 with a double and four RBI.
  Prep Charter 9, Esperanza 3: Mike Borelli fanned 10 in a four-hitter and went 2-for-4 with three RBI.
  Franklin LC 14, Bok 3: Keith McCandless whiffed six in four innings while frosh Robert Kissling went 3-for-4 with two doubles, a triple and four RBI.
  Only games reported as of 8 p.m. (rain likely culprit . . . )

MARCH 31
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
  La Salle 7, Bonner 2: Shawn O'Neill went the distance, fanning nine and twice forcing Bonner to leave the bases loaded over the last three innings. Tyler Freeman turned two doubles into one RBI and Sean Abbott had a two-run single in a five-run third. Bonner's Jim Calabrese notched two hits and scored twice.
  Ryan 4, SJ Prep 3: Sean Kovacs' two-run triple in the home sixth made reliever Kevin Mack a winner.
  O'Hara 6, Judge 4: After pitching a scoreless visiting sixth in relief, Bob Boyle clobbered the first pitch he saw in his varsity career for a two-run homer, making it 6-4. Teammate Bill Pace went deep for three runs.
  North 3, Roman 2: Ryan Etsell struck out nine and scattered seven hits. Mike "Zoom" Zolk tripled in Bob Hopkins to win it in the home seventh. For Roman, Tim Racek allowed six hits, Anthony Ortiz stroked two and Steve Herbetko poled a solo homer.
  Neumann-Goretti 14, West 0: Mike Riverso fanned 13 and walked one in a five inning no-hitter. Strong support came from his brother, Dom (two-run homer, three RBI). Joey Armata added a two-run homer.
  Wood 8, McDevitt 2: Jeff Courter got the win. Kyle McCrossen slammed a two-run homer.
PUBLIC LEAGUE
  Bodine 3, Germantown 2: Jim Hagan whiffed five in 2.1 innings of relief and Chino Bonilla, who'd fanned nine as the starter, plated the winning run in the home seventh with a bases-loaded single.
  Eng. and Science 6, Straw. Mansion 0: Curtis Peele maintained a no-hitter through 5.2 innings and finished with 15 whiffs. Zach Spence bagged a triple and three RBI.
  King 15, West 10: Derrell Archer got the win.
  Furness 16, Franklin 1: Frosh lefty Joe Gorman fanned eight in a three inning one-hitter and helped himself with two doubles, two RBI.
  Gratz 11, Lamberton 9: Nafi Lyles struck out seven. Daveer Fincher's homer tied it in the sixth, then Eric Thompson and Dante Smalls scored the clinching runs.
  Phila. Acad. 21, Fels 1: Tony Summers doubled twice.
  Bracetti 5, Freire 3: Juan Roldan mowed down 12 in six frames and Harold Terrero lined a two-run triple.
  Overbrook 10, Bartram 0: Carlos Payano twirled a five inning one-hitter with nine strikeouts. Christian Blackwell and Brandon Pouncy doubled.
  Dobbins 3, Southern 2: Demetrius "Meech" Robinson dismissed 15 while walking two in a four-hitter and Terrell "Mouse" Barringer went 3-for-4 with a triple and one RBI. Brian Gibson scored the decisive run on an overthrow.
  Del-Val 7, Penn 5: Kam Nuble (three shutout innings) was the game's best pitcher.
  Boys' Latin def. Univ. City: Player shortage.
INTER-AC LEAGUE
  Chestnut Hill 7, Malvern 4: Brandon Sady got the win and Matt Primavera went 3-for-3 with three RBI and two runs scored.

MARCH 30
PUBLIC LEAGUE
  Frankford 16, Lincoln 9: Edwin "Tito" Rohena was 4-for-4 with a double, triple, four RBI and four runs scored.
  Saul 11, Franklin LC 7: Herb Steinberg struck out nine and and walked just two.
  Northeast 16, GAMP 12: Lance Lempert went five innings for the win.
  Kensington 11, Roxborough 0: Frank Soto hit a double, triple and homer en route to five RBI, and Ricardo Torres fired a one-hitter.
  Swenson 4, Mastbaum 3: Ryan Seltner tripled and scored the winning run on an error in the home seventh.
  Central 20, Fkn Towne 4: Mike Cavallaro hit a pair of doubles and drove in a run.
  Washington 12, Edison 5: Foley struck out four over 6 innings to earn the win.
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
  Neumann-Goretti 10, West Catholic 1: Al Baur struck out 14, gave up four hits and walked just one.
  Conwell-Egan 9, Carroll 2: Ben Keller hit a pair of doubles and Andrew Schafer knocked in two runs.
  Lansdale 10, Dougherty 0: No details.