JUNE 10
PIAA QUARTERFINALS
CLASS AAA
(At Boyertown)
  Twin Valley 2, Wood 0: Jeff Courter allowed eight hits, but worked out of several jams to limit TV to two runs. Alas, Wood managed just one hit, Kyle McCrossen's first inning single. Thinking he'd homered, McCrossen was slow out of the box. The ball hit the fence and he was gunned down at second.
CLASS AA
(At Northern York)
  Loyalsock 9, Kennedy-Kenrick 1: The Wolverines went quietly in the final game of the school's 17-year existence. Greg Guidone, immediately following one by Anthony Carr, rapped the last hit in K-K history in the seventh. An error loaded the bases, but the next two batters were retired. The Wolverines were held hitless for four frames. Rob Barth posted the final RBI.

JUNE 7
PIAA FIRST ROUND PLAYOFFS
CLASS AAAA
(At Richie Ashburn Field)
  Great Valley 4, Bonner 1: Matt Ruggieri's RBI single gave Bonner a 1-0 lead in the second inning. Josh VanHorn and Steve Markus had the Friars' only other hits. Anthony DiGalbo took the loss. The final 14 Friars went down in order.
(At Glen Mills)
  West Chester Henderson 11, Central 1 (5 inn.): The Lancers were limited to five hits, with two going to Dan Quinn. Gabe Buchanan launched a sac fly to score Mike Cavallaro. Pete Rowe took the loss. Henderson scored six in the home fifth to end it.
CLASS AAA
(At La Salle High)
  Wood 10, West York 6: The Vikings spotted West York a 6-0 lead, then roared back with five apiece in the second and sixth. Kyle McCrossen's two-run single highlighted the second. In the sixth, Matt McAllister barely beat the relay to prevent an inning-ending doubleplay and drive in the tying run. Brian O'Grady and McAllister then scored on a hit-error combo and Brady McNab capped the outburst with a two-homer over the fence in dead rightfield. Larry Brittingham won in relief. His 2.2 innings included no runs, no hits and four strikeouts. The game started at 4. Wood's graduation had begun five hours earlier at Villanova's Pavilion.
CLASS AA
(At Richie Ashburn Field)
  Kennedy-Kenrick 2, Delone Catholic 1: In just 1:21, Joe Harvey kept the Wolverines' athletic program alive by mowing down 10 in a three-hitter. Rob Barth (fifth inning) and Sal DiPrinzio (one out in home seventh) delivered RBI singles. Barth walked to start the seventh. Alex Frederick bunted him over, then Cullen Rota (2-for-3) was issued an intentional walk before DiPrinzio surfaced as the final hero. Before the game, Harvey used tweezers to remove a small piece of broken glass from the ball of his left foot. The night before, he'd walked barefoot around Ocean City, N.J., while celebrating Senior Week.
(At Northern York)
  Bermudian Springs 11, Esperanza 0 (5 inn.): Frank Mejia collected two of Esperanza's five hits. Carlos Gil was the losing pitcher.
CLASS A
(At Montgomery County CC)
  Christopher Dock 15, GAMP 5 (6 inn.): The Pioneers built leads of 1-0 and 3-2, but the end result wasn't too pretty. Three innings apiece were pitched by Anthony DiVincenzo, who took the loss but also homered, and Dom Raia. Sal Giafaglione, Joe Coppola, Tyler Criniti and Jimmy Coin all doubled, while the first two managed two hits apiece.

JUNE 3
CITY TITLE GAMES
CLASS AAAA
(At La Salle High)
  Bonner 11, Central 4: As it had two days earlier in the CL final, the Friars tumbled into a 3-0 hole in the first half inning. And this was the fourth time in as many postseason games that they faced a deficit. They survived mostly thanks to five runs in the third and fifth. Triples by Matt Ruggieri (two-run) and Rick Reigner (one-run) highlighted the fifth-inning uprising. Seven Friars total collected RBI. Reigner, Alex Liberatore, Paul Shepherd and Mike Haley had two hits apiece. Joe Nestor fanned seven over five innings. Matt Dolan and Jim Bonner worked one hitless frame apiece in relief.  
CLASS AAA
(At Richie Ashburn Field)
  Wood 10, Franklin Towne 0 (5 inn.): Larry Brittingham struck out seven while spinning a five-inning one-hitter. Jeff Courter (two-run single, first inning) and Mike Spahits (three-run triple, third) posted the big hits. Courter went 3-for-3 while Kyle McCrossen added two hits.
CLASS AA
(At Richie Ashburn Field)
  Kennedy-Kenrick 11, Esperanza 1 (6 inn.): In the second game of a doubleheader, Joe Harvey mowed down 10 in a five-inning stint while allowing four hits. Jimmy Volpe then struck out the side in the final frame. Dave Custer's three-run double highlighted a five-run fourth. AJ Koscelansky bagged two RBI on a fielder's choice and single. Esperanza led, 1-0, on Teofilo Bonilla's RBI double. 

JUNE 1
CATHOLIC LEAGUE FINAL
(At Widener)
  Bonner 13, Ryan 3 (5 inn.): Ryan scored three in the visiting first, but Bonner answered hard with four in the second and nine in the third while storming to its first title since 1989 and raising its scoring average for three playoff games to 10.3. In the combined outbursts, Rick Reigner contributed two RBI on a double and single, Josh VanHorn (double, second) and Steve Markus (single, third) stroked hits worth two runs apiece, Alex Liberatore went 2-for-2 with a double, a walk and one RBI, and Mike Haley turned two singles into one RBI. After allowing four hits in the first (Kevin Mack and Steve Markle had RBI singles), Anthony DiGalbo settled down to complete a six-hitter. Bonner's best post-game display: handing 6-year-old batboy George Nestor (brother of pitcher Joe Nestor) the championship plaque, hoisting him high and serenading him with the Happy Birthday song.
PUBLIC LEAGUE FINAL
(At La Salle University)
  Central 7, Frankford 3: Julien Blancon snapped a 2-2 tie with a three-run double in the home fourth, then Central sustained the momentum in the fifth by turning a tripleplay on Augusto Ortega's comebacker to pitcher Pete Rowe. The putouts went to third baseman Ricardo Tull (forceout), second baseman Gabe Buchanan (as Ortega continued around first) and Blancon, the catcher, as Ricky Alvarez, who began the play on first base, tried to come all the way around. Rowe allowed seven hits and fanned six while giving Rich Weiss a title in his first year as coach. Mark Gervasi had two hits, two RBI. Buchanan and Adam Hoskins also bagged two hits. For Frankford, Francisco Bonilla turned two safeties into one RBI. Central had to go without starting third baseman Kevin Pfeifer, ejected from the semifinal for slamming his helmet after being called out by Jim Carpino on a close play at first. (Still pics, culled from a video by Central parent Mike Cavallaro, showed Pfeifer was safe.) Cavallaro's son, also named Mike and a soph centerfielder, was the Lancers' only returning starter and he missed roughly a month of action after pulling a hamstring in the very first game.  

MAY 29
CATHOLIC LEAGUE SEMIFINALS
(At La Salle High)
  Ryan 9, Wood 8: The Raiders used an eight-run fourth to build a 9-2 lead, then held on -- yes, for dear life -- as Wood scored five in the six and one in the seventh. With two away and runners on first and second, Sean Kovacs replaced winner Kevin Mack and served up a jolt caught right in front of the centerfield fence by a slightly off-balance Pat Kwiatkowski (on his final step, his foot slid on the warning track). Colin Budny had two hits, including a capping RBI double, in Ryan's outburst. He also made a tag to complete a rundown in Wood's sixth after Brett McCrossen's double brought in two runs. Chris Zikmund's homer to left-center, which immediately followed, thus was good for just two runs, not three. Mark Golic had a three-run double in Ryan's fourth. Mike Spahits homered for Wood in the first.
(At Widener)
  Bonner 9, Neumann-Goretti 5: Proving their team was in hackin' mode, Bonner's first four batters swung at the first pitch and two runs resulted. The Friars crunched 13 hits, with seven for extra bases. Matt Mullen went 4-for-4 with two doubles and four RBI and his three-run two-bagger, high off the fence in left-center, extended the lead to 9-5 in the home sixth after Matt Ruggieri's sacrifice fly broke a 5-5 tie. Rick Reigner (double), Sam Christie (two doubles) and Josh VanHorn (double, triple) thirded six safeties. The win, in relief, went to Matt Dolan (no hits, no runs in two frames), who'd pitched almost not at all over the previous month. For N-G, Mike Riverso thumped a two-run homer over the 400-foot sign in dead center and Mike "Zoom" Zolk had two hits. The 31 runs scored in these semis were the most since 1987 (a record 41; fueled by Bonner's 19-14 win over St. James).     

MAY 28
PUBLIC LEAGUE SEMIFINALS
(Doubleheader at La Salle University)
  Frankford 7, Washington 0: Soph righthander Omar Cruz picked a great time to twirl his first career shutout. He fanned five in a four-hitter and the Pioneers played error-free defense. Ricky Alvarez (single) and Brandon Gonzalez (double) stroked hits worth two runs apiece in a six-run second. Augusto Ortega went 3-for-4 with a walk, two steals and two runs scored. Harrison Leal, who arrived in the third inning after attending a funeral, had Washington's only extra-base hit, a double. In the seventh, the 5-2 3/4, 121-pound Alvarez, the No. 9 hitter, became one of the smallest players in world baseball history to receive an intentional walk. Up next was Ortega. He swung at the first pitch and pounded into a doubleplay, thus ending the inning.
  Central 6, GAMP 3: Pete Rowe pitched two-hit, one-run ball over the final four innings to gain the win, in relief of Kevin Pfeifer, and Mike Cavallaro lashed a pair of RBI singles. Dan Quinn and Mark Gervasi also bagged two hits apiece, as did losing pitcher Dom Raia (one was a triple). Central suffered a late-game blow when Pfeifer, incorrectly called out (according to still pics culled from a video) on a close play at first base, was ejected after slamming his helmet and raging at ump Jim Carpino, "Are you kidding me?!" The dismissal made him ineligible for the championship game.

MAY 25
CATHOLIC LEAGUE QUARTERFINALS
  Neumann-Goretti 10, Carroll 4: Mark Donato became just the third guy to register as many as 14 strikeouts in a CL playoff and just the ninth to homer twice in the same game. Both were solo shots; he also doubled. Marty Venafro went 3-for-3 with a three-run double and five RBI. Mike Santoleri (double) and Seamus Finnegan (triple) hit shots to chase home two runs apiece.
  Wood 1, Kennedy-Kenrick 0: Matt McAllister pitched a three-hitter with eight strikeouts, and Mike Spahits scored in the third as Jeff Courter drew a bases-loaded walk. For K-K, which advanced just one guy as far as third base in its final CL game, Joe Harvey allowed five hits. Steve Zbyszinski singled twice.
  Ryan 8, La Salle 7: Steve Markle's right-side infield dribbler scored Eric Frain, who'd doubled, to win it with one out in the home seventh. Frain went 4-for-4 with three RBI. John "Milk" Rizzo two hits, two RBI. Kevin Mack worked one-third of an inning to get the win. AJ Rodriguez' two-run single and Mike Piscopo's single drove in the final three runs in La Salle's four-run seventh. Joe Forcellini bagged three hits and scored thrice, as well.
  Bonner 9, Judge 8: Bonner scored the first six runs as Rick Reigner (solo homer, two-run single) provided much of the impetus. Kurt Sowa's two-run single and Anthony D'Ambrosio's three-run triple highlighted Judge's seven-run fourth. In the bottom half, the Friars went ahead for good, at 8-7, as Alex Liberatore lofted a sacrifice fly and Sam Christie, the only runner on base, daringly stole home. Jim Bonner won in relief and faced, believe it or not, a pinch-hitter with the name as the Friars' sister school, (Tom) Prendergast.
PUBLIC LEAGUE QUARTERFINALS
  Washington 12, Esperanza 2 (6 inn.): Aaron Wilmer went 3-for-4 with two RBI and as many runs scored, and his best shot was a two-run homer to dead centerfield. Dean Grande also had three hits, two ribbies. Tom Marano (two hits in 4 1/3 innings) and Dan Meade (also two RBI) did the mound work. Luis Santos had both RBI for the Toros.
  Frankford 6, Franklin Towne 1: Edimil Brito's RBI single made it 2-1 in the home third while a two-run fifth featured a successful squeeze by winning pitcher Brandon Gonzalez and an RBI single by Francisco Bonilla (3-for-3). Gonzalez yielded nine hits and struck out just three, but his teammates played errorless ball.
  GAMP 11, Northeast 3: Jimmy Coin went 2-for-3 with four RBI, Dom Raia went 2-for-4 with a homer and three RBI and Anthony DiVincenzo fanned six while allowing eight hits. Luis Contreras managed two hits for the Vikings, who failed to advance to the semis for the first time since 2001.
  Central 14, Edison 3 (5 inn.): Central scored five runs in the first inning, then exploded for seven more in the second as Kevin Pfeifer provided the highlight with a grand slam to center. The Lancers scored their runs on just seven hits. Pete Rowe pitched three no-hit innings and Pfeifer fanned two in one relief frame. Edison's Joshua Fontanez collected two hits.

MAY 24
CATHOLIC LEAGUE PLAYOFFS
FIRST ROUND
  Judge 5, SJ Prep 4 (11 inn.): Kevin Conroy smacked a mammoth solo homer in the first, capped a three-run home seventh with an RBI groundout and singled to plate the winning run in the 11th. He also got the W with four shutout relief innings, escaping two hairy jams to boot. Jim Delaney scored the tying and winning runs. Matt Stahl (single) and Greg "Buddy" Brooks (double) delivered RBI hits for Prep.
  La Salle 7, O’Hara 0: C.J. Burns went the distance, held the Lions to four hits and struck out seven while walking none. On offense, the Explorers were paced by T.J. Burgmann, who was 2-for-3 with a pair of runs batted in.
  Carroll 6, Lansdale 0: Seamus Finnegan went the distance while striking out three, walking none and holding the Crusaders to four hits. He also contributed three hits and an RBI while Greg DiSanto added a pair of singles and an RBI. This game likely helped to establish a city record for biggest run turnaround in consecutive games between the same opponents, at 22. Just four days earlier, Lansdale had hit seven homers vs. Carroll while frolicking, 16-0.
  Kennedy-Kenrick 5, Conwell-Egan 3: Jimmy Volpe pitched a six-hitter with 10 whiffs (most ever in Kenrick/K-K's postseason history), Joe Harvey went 3-for-3 with a double and one run scored, Sal DiPrinzio laced a two-run single and A.J. Koscelansky stole home after a pickoff throw was made to first. C-E scored on Daulton George's two-run double and Matt Petrizzi's sacrifice fly.
PUBLIC LEAGUE
CLASS AAA FINAL
  Franklin Towne 4, Philadelphia Electrical 1: Ryan Kubacki pitched all seven innings, held the Chargers to a lone single, struck out seven and walked two. Kevin Racek and Tim Hart combined for three RBI. Chuck Fitzgerald pitched five innings and struck out 10 while walking five and collected Philadelphia Electrical’s only hit in the fourth inning.
CLASS AA FINAL
  Esperanza 7, Swenson 3: Carlos Gil tossed a complete-game two-hitter, struck out 10 and walked two. Luis Santos went 3-for-4 with two runs batted in, Felix Torraca added two singles and two RBI and Franklin Mejia chipped in with a single, a double and an RBI.
REGULAR SEASON
INTER-AC LEAGUE
  Chestnut Hill 8, Episcopal 0: Jon McAllister belted a two-run homer over the rightfield fence in the sixth inning and Matt Primavera added a sixth-inning, two-run double as the Blue Devils scored six runs. Primavera was 3-for-4 with two runs scored and three RBI. Erik Hubbard earned the win after pitching six innings with three hits, two walks and four strikeouts.

MAY 21
PUBLIC LEAGUE PLAYOFFS
CLASS A FINAL
  GAMP 3, Masterman 2: Dom Raia twirled a no-hitter with eight strikeouts -- he walked five, plunked two -- and delivered an RBI single. Joe Coppola's two-run single erased a 2-1 deficit in the third. Masterman scored two in the first on a walk, HBP, wild pitch and two-run infield error. This one doubled as the D-12 A final while advancing GAMP to the overall Pub playoffs.
CLASS AA SEMIFINAL
  Swenson 16, Prep Charter 10: Winner Josh Durkin went five innings and doubled. Javier Sanchez had two RBI. The Lions visit Esperanza Monday for the Pub AA title and a spot in the overall playoffs.
CLASS AAA SEMIFINAL
  Phila. Electric 6, Roxborough 1: Chuck Fitzgerald got the win and Matt Foley doubled twice. The Chargers visit Franklin Towne Monday for the Pub AAA title and a spot in the overall playoffs.
CLASS AAAA QUALIFIER
  Central 12, Germantown 2: Pete Rowe pitched a six-inning one-hitter with 11 strikeouts and one walk; O'Shane "O'Daddy/Bolt" Black doubled in the third. Mike Cavallaro broke a 1-1 tie with a grand slam off the small fence high atop the cement wall in dead center at Central's field. Mark Gervasi ended it in the sixth with a two-run single.
REGULAR SEASON
INTER-AC LEAGUE
  Malvern 9, Penn Charter 5: Joe Ravert allowed five hits and Ty Young went 2-for-3 with a triple, three stolen bases and two RBI.

MAY 20
PUBLIC LEAGUE PLAYOFFS
CLASS AAAA QUALIFIERS
  Washington 15, Overbrook 0: Aaron Wilmer pitched a three-inning perfect game with seven strikeouts; the other outs came on a fly and grounder. Frosh Jake Wright turned two doubles and a triple into three RBI.
  Frankford 9, Kensington 4: Winning pitcher Israel Arroyo-Diaz went 3-for-4 with a double, two RBI and as many runs scored. Augusto Ortega went 3-for-3 with two RBI.
  Northeast 9, Olney 4: Tyler Layfield fanned six in a seven-hitter. The Vikings bagged just four hits. One was Nelson Coronado's two-run single.
  Edison 18, Lincoln 2: Fresh off forfeiting 10 wins for using an over-age player, and dropping from the fourth to sixth seed at 0-16, the Owls cruised. Winner Gonzalo Lebron bagged five RBI, Brian Santiago hammered a three-run triple and Chris Lopez' three-RBI outing included a two-run double.
CLASS AAA SEMIFINALS
  Roxborough 14, Furness 2: Andrew Shields pitched a six-inning four-hitter with eight Ks while receiving strong support from Chris Flannery (4-for-4, four RBI, double, three-run homer to end it) and Dareohn Gunter (4-for-4, double, three runs scored).
  Phila. Electrical 9, Bok 0: Frosh Tom Hicks mowed down 15 and walked two in a four-hitter, Steve McCollum doubled en route to three RBI and Joe Piacentini scored three times.
CLASS AA SEMIFINALS
  Prep Charter 10, Saul 7: Winner Juwan Jordan went 3-for-3 and scored thrice. Mike Borelli slashed a three-run double and notched the save.
  Swenson 12, Phila. Academy: Jeff Durkin won in relief (four innings) and slammed an RBI triple in a seven-run visiting seventh. James Holland (RBI double) and Zach Finch (two-run single) also keyed that uprising.
CLASS A QUALIFIER
  Masterman 7, Boys' Latin 2: Tyler Hunt allowed two hits while Nate Vahedi (triple) and David Ashbridge scored two runs apiece.
REGULAR SEASON
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
  Ryan 4, North Catholic 0: Kevin Mack spun a three-hitter with eight strikeouts and Steve Markle accounted for all of the scoring with a three-run triple and one-run scoring. This ended North's baseball program. Luis Rodriguez posted the Falcons' final hit on a groundball single to center with one out in the seventh. The game then ended as Ryan turned a 6-4-3 doubleplay on Nick DiMascia's grounder.
  Wood 4, Neumann-Goretti 3: Jeff Courter (four innings) and Larry Brittingham did the pitching. Brian O'Grady's 3-for-4 performance included a homer.
  Roman 7, Bonner 4: Tim Racek got the win and AJ Vagliani tripled.
  Judge 4, La Salle 3: RBI singles by Mike Laughlin and Mark Woltemate reversed a 3-2 deficit and made reliever CJ Felthaus a winner.
  Lansdale 16, Carroll 0: Lansdale walloped seven homers. Brandon Lewandowski was 3-for-3 with three homers and seven RBI. John Campbell launched two outta-heres while Stefan Swaintek and Jimmy Staples managed one apiece. Jamie Minnemeyer twirled the shutout.
  K-K defeated McDevitt: Score not reported.
INTER-AC LEAGUE
  Malvern 6, Chestnut Hill 3: Chris O'Brien allowed seven hits and whiffed eight. Joe Lubanski went 2-for-3 with three RBI while Ty Young and Chase Gunther launched solo homers.

MAY 19
INTER-AC LEAGUE
  Haver. School 5, Gtn. Academy 1: In a last-day showdown of 8-1 teams, the Fords won the title as Matt Lengel fanned seven in a six-hitter and Matt Lipson's two-run single broke a 1-1 tie. Will Katzka (single), Scott Safford and Nick Craig (sac flies) also had RBI. Losing pitcher Keenan Kish homered.
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
  O'Hara 4, SJ Prep 0: Andrew Tiefel allowed three hits in six innings while Mike Schneider (RBI) and Steve Trainor (double) halved four hits and scored one run apiece.
  Conwell-Egan 7, Kennedy-Kenrick 4: Matt Wagner went 6.2 innings and Nick Niatis turned two hits into three RBI.
  W. Catholic 5, McDevitt 4: Rich Henderson allowed eight hits. Blaise Scheiler, Kevin Sessa and Jim Lynch bagged doubles in a four-run home sixth.

MAY 17
PUBLIC LEAGUE PLAYOFFS
CLASS AA QUARTERFINALS
  Prep Charter 11, Randolph 1: Mike Borelli fanned six in three innings and went 3-for-4 with a double. Carmen DeCarlo added two hits, including a triple, and two RBI.
  Saul 14, Eng. and Science 1: Tyler Esbensen (three innings) and Tyler Calvitti did the pitching in the five-inning game. Esbensen added a homer, four RBI. Ryan Zamorski had a triple, two RBI.
  Swenson 4, Bracetti 3: In the home sixth, Javier Sanchez' two-out single scored James Holland and Josh Durkin to help Jeff Durkin earn the win.
  Phila. Academy 16, Franklin 1: Jorge Martinez allowed one hit over four innings and Harry Beam went 3-for-3 with a double, triple and five RBI.
CLASS AAAA QUALIFIER
  Germantown 8, Fels 7 (8 inn.): O'Shane "O'Daddy/Bolt" Black fanned three in his one relief inning and gave himself the win in the home eighth by singling home Shaquille Graham and Manny Castellanos. Khary Redmond allowed just three hits and fanned eight in the first seven frames, though he walked nine. In the visiting eighth, Christian Zayas doubled and came around on a passed ball.
REGULAR SEASON GAMES
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
  Wood 9, Neumann-Goretti 8: Kyle McCrossen slashed an RBI double in a four-run home sixth and a two-run single in a three-run seventh; he scored the decisive run on a two-out, 0-2, bases-loaded wild pitch. Jeff Courter capped the sixth with a two-run single. For N-G, Mike Riverso had three RBI. Albert Baur and Marty Venafro halved four more.
  SJ Prep 5, O'Hara 2: Pat Carbone allowed six hits, fanned the same number and enjoyed watching Ray Toto's two-run double highlight a four-run visiting seventh.
  Ryan 8, N. Catholic 3: Steve Markle went six innings and Colin Budny turned three hits into one RBI.
  Judge 9, La Salle 7: Alex Ruxton (3.1 innings) won in relief as Kurt Sowa's two-run single in the visiting seventh snapped a 7-7 tie. Mark Woltemate went 2-for-4 with a double, one RBI.
  Bonner 11, Roman 10: Matt Ruggieri went 3-for-3 with two doubles and three RBI while Josh VanHorn added two hits, including a double, while scoring three runs. The win went to Jim Bonner.
  W. Catholic 12, McDevitt 5: The Burrs' seven-run sixth helped to make Rich "Dizzy" Henderson a winner. Jake "Mess Hall" Zuzek, Kevin Sessa and Albert "Jim/Fred/Manny" Campbell all tripled.
  Kennedy-Kenrick 8, Conwell-Egan 6: Jimmy Volpe got the win. C-E's Rob Rosati homered.
  Lansdale 3, Carroll 2: Ryan Mimnaugh went the distance, Stefan Swaintek went 3-for-3 with a triple and one RBI, and the winning run scored on a wild pitch in the home seventh.
PUBLIC LEAGUE
  Frankford 4, GAMP 2: Israel Arroyo-Diaz got the win and Brandon Gonzalez went 2-for-2 with two runs scored.
  Northeast 9, Edison 6: Howard Lynn toughed out a 12-hitter, thanks mostly to the Coronado brothers, Nelson (three hits, five RBI) and Nate (homer among three hits, two RBI).
  Washington 13, Esperanza 4: Brandon Morales posted the W.
  Central 11, Fkn Towne 5: Mark Gervasi went three innings for the win while Gabe Buchanan went 2-for-3 with a double, three RBI.
  Science Lead. 13, Univ. City 3: Brandon Williams fanned 10 in four frames and Joe Wood turned three hits, including two doubles, into three RBI.
  Boys' Latin 11, Lamberton 0: Jordie Ortiz spun a five-inning no-no with 13 Ks and no walks. Omar Ortiz (no relation) went 3-for-3 with a triple and six RBI.
  Roxborough 15, Bok 4: Matt Horvat got the win.
  Bartram 19, West Phila. 6: Winner Daurys Rodriguez (four RBI) and Devin Moore (two) led the assault.

MAY 14
INTER-AC LEAGUE
  Malvern 7, Chestnut Hill 2: Joe Ravert pitched six shutout innings and his brother, Ed, the catcher, went 3-for-4 with two RBI. Sean Walsh (two-run) and Nick Bateman (solo) cracked homers and Ty Young went 2-for-4 with a double, one RBI.
  Haver. School 10, Penn Charter 4: Eric Close got the win as Scott Safford (two RBI) and Matt Lengel (double, one RBI) halved four hits.
  Gtn. Academy 6, Episcopal 0: Sean Cosgriff struck out six while allowing one hit over six innings and Sean Coyle went 2-for-3 with a double and three steals.
PUBLIC LEAGUE
  Fkn Towne 10, Northeast 9: Angel Lazu scored the winning run on a bases-loaded walk. Ryan Kubacki was the beneficiary.
  Roxborough 10, Phila. Elec. 4: Winner Ralph Martinez clubbed a two-run homer. Chris Flannery worked the last three innings. One of Andrew Shields' three hits was a three-run homer.
  Randolph 15, Comm. Tech 7: Justo Rodriguez whiffed nine in five innings and went 3-for-4 with a triple and three runs scored. Dajuane Timpson went 5-for-5 with three doubles, a triple and six RBI.
  Washington 11, GAMP 2: Aaron Wilmer, fresh off playing QB in the City All-Star Classic the night before, fanned eight in a four-hitter. Harrison Leal's three-RBI performance included a two-run homer and Tom Marano had a three-run double.
  Esperanza 16, Lincoln 6: Robin Vargas got the win. Carlos Gil tripled and homered for two RBI.
  Boys' Latin 16, Science Lead. 1: Brandon Davenport fanned nine in a two-hitter. Kyle Davis had a two-run homer, three RBI. Raymond Hughes added a double and three RBI.
  Bok 17, Mastbaum 2: Derek Gregg struck out seven in the three-inning game and went 3-for-3 with four RBI. Joe Kenney went 3-for-3 with two doubles, four RBI.
  Kensington 20, Prep Charter 4: Josean Bernard whiffed eight in his four innings and went 5-for-5 with three RBI and as many runs scored.
  Edison 7, Central 0: Martin Nolasco twirled a two-hitter and Miguel Delgado went 3-for-4 with a double and two RBI.
  Germantown def. Gratz: Forfeit. Player shortage.
  Lamberton def. Univ. City: You got it. Forfeit. Player shortage.
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
  Ryan 10, O'Hara 9 (8 inn.): The Raiders won it on catcher's interference in the visiting eighth. Sean Kovacs got the W in relief. Pat Kwiatkowski went 3-for-4 with a double and three RBI. One of Colin Budny's three hits was a solo homer.
  Judge 6, Roman 2: CJ Felthaus got the win with major help from Kevin Conroy (2-for-3, double, homer, two RBI) and Tom Prendergast (3-for-4, two RBI).

MAY 13
PUBLIC LEAGUE
  Masterman 11, Bok 0: Billy Powers went 3-for-4 with three RBI.
  Northeast 12, Lincoln 6: Nate Coronado homered and doubled.
  Frankford 5, Esperanza 4: Eddie Brito went 3-for-3 with two RBI and two runs scored.
  Olney 17, Overbrook 2: The Trojans got a leadoff  home run from  Runeyon Holness in the first inning, and that started a parade to the plate in that inning of eight more players.
  Bartram 9, Fels 2: Daurys  Rodridguez struck out 17 while allowing four hits.
  Phila. Academy 6, Franklin LC 3: Tim Given and Martin Flynn each went 3-for-4 to back Brian Walsh.
  Phila. Electrical 4, Saul 0: Frosh Danny Laport went the distance, allowing only four hits, to get his first career shutout. Chuck Fitzgerald’s two-run single was the key hit of the three-run third.
  Edison 10, Fkn Towne 4: Mijael Rodriguez was 3-for-3.
  Boys’ Latin 15, Freire 5: Kyle Davis pitched 3.1 innings of one-one relief to earn the win and helped himself with a three-run homer in the second.
  Straw. Mansion 14, Simon Gratz 7: Emmanuel Withers drove in three runs.
  Germantown 16, Bracetti 14: Miles Moore went 3-for-5 as the visiting Bears (11-1) clinched the Division C championship. Taylor Bailey’s ground out knocked in what turned out to be the winning run in the visiting seventh.
  Franklin 15, West Phila. 2: Erik Simmons pitched a five-inning four-hitter, striking out 12, and drove in four runs.
  Roxborough 16, Swenson 2: Andrew Shields pitched a five-inning two hitter for the host Indians, striking out 12 and walking none. Shields also hit a pair of doubles.
  Dobbins 10, King 1: The Mustangs ended their season at 7-6 as Daquan Brown allowed just three singles and Delvin Jones had three hits, two of them doubles.
  Furness 10, Eng. and Science 2: Ryan Gonzalez pitched a two-hitter and Vinnie Antonelli hit a two-run single.
  Bodine 14, Mastbaum 7: The visiting Ambassadors made the most of their eight hits, three of them by Max Alvarado, who scored three runs and drove in two more.
  Southern def. Del-Val: Forfeit. D-V has disbanded.
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
  Neumann-Goretti 15, Dougherty 0: The final game in Dougherty history, played at Lawncrest RC, lasted only three innings as Joey Gorman pitched a two-hitter and Marty Venafro drove in five runs. Frosh outfielder Anthony Crespo collected Dougherty's final hit with a single to right in the third inning.
  Conwell-Egan 10, W. Catholic 0: Ron Moyer went 3-for-3 with two RBI and two runs scored.
  Bonner 3, N. Catholic 0: The Friars got six solid innings out of starter/winner Anthony DiGalbo, who allowed four of the five hits.
  SJ Prep 6, La Salle 3: Pat Carbone’s three-run homer in the first inning proved to be the difference. Ray Toto added a pair of solo home runs.
  Wood 6, Carroll 2: Larry Brittingham won his fifth game in as many decisions, allowing one run over the first five innings. Matt McAllister’s two-run triple in the third inning was the game’s key hit.
INTER-AC LEAGUE
  Malvern 10, Gtn. Academy 7: The host Friars got a two-run single from Ty Young to start a seven-run third. Aaron Novak hit a pair of homers for GA.

MAY 12
PUBLIC LEAGUE
  Edison 5, GAMP 3: Jonathan Maldonado went five-plus for the win and Martin Nolasco's save featured six strikeouts. Joshua Fontanez went 3-for-4 with a two-run single and Chris Lopez had two hits, one RBI. GAMP's Dom Raia fanned six in three shutout, no-hit relief frames and Sal Giafaglione cracked an RBI double.
  Washington 6, Frankford 1: Tom Marano twirled a five-hitter and Mike Foley went 2-for-3 with two doubles and as many runs scored.
  Freire 14, Science Lead. 9: Winner Marcquon Mitchell (eight Ks) and Shaun Devlin halved six hits, two RBI, eight runs scored.
  Boys' Latin def. Univ. City: Forfeit. Player shortage.

MAY 11
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
  McDevitt 5, Kennedy-Kenrick 4: Scott Wallace went the distance, helping himself with a triple and single and one RBI, as the Lancers beat a division opponent other than Dougherty/West for the first time since April '06. Matt Conroy had two RBI. K-K scored three in the visiting seventh before a fielder's choice ended it.
  Conwell-Egan 9, W. Catholic 2: Andrew Schaefer fanned nine in a three-hitter and bagged three RBI.
  Wood 6, Carroll 0: Matt McAllister allowed three hits in five innings and lashed a two-run double. Kyle McCrossen homered.
INTER-AC LEAGUE
  Chestnut Hill 8, Penn Charter 7: Erik Hubbard got the win and Nick Barile contributed a key, two-run single.
  Haver. School 10, Episcopal 0: Matt Lengel yielded two hits in six frames and Will Katzka went 3-for-4 with two RBI.
PUBLIC LEAGUE
  Phila. Elec. 5, Masterman 4: Chuck Fitzgerald struck out while allowing five hits and Ariel Almonte went 2-for-3 with two RBI.
  Swenson 8, Franklin LC 7 (9 inn.): Jeff Durkin went 2-for-4 with one RBI and became the winning pitcher when Steve Brooks doubled him home in the home ninth.
  Bodine 7, Roxborough 6: Winner Jon Soto and Elbert Upsey halved four hits and as many RBI.
  Bartram 10, King 8: Devin Moore got the win, though King's Darrell Archer went 2-for-4 with two triples, three RBI.
  Olney 6, Saul 3: Johnny Pagan mowed down 12 in a two-hitter while Manny Pagan went 2-for-3 with a double and two runs scored.
  Prep Charter 7, Phila. Academy 2: Mike Borelli benched nine and Joe Lind's two-run single in the fifth snapped a 1-1 tie.
  Kensington 10, Bok 3: Emmanuel Rivera pitched a three-hitter with 11 Ks and Jose Morera went 4-for-4 with two RBI.
  Southern 13, Straw. Mansion 4: Steve King struck out a whopping 20 in an eight-hitter and Marques DeLeon went 3-for-3 with a two-run homer, three RBI.
  Germantown 12, Dobbins 2: Khary Redmond (a second-inning single) and O'Shane "O'Daddy/Bolt" Black evenly divided a six-inning one-hitter; Black fanned eight. Tavio Thomas turned three doubles into two RBI.
  Overbrook 11, Mastbaum 1: Chris Blackwell singled, doubled and dismissed 15 in a three-hitter.
  Bracetti 8, Eng. and Science 3: Jorge Quinones got the win, thanks mostly to Giovanni Lugo (two RBI) and Anthony Vega (three hits).
  Franklin 17, Gratz 11: No details.
  Fels def. Del-Val: Forfeit. D-V has disbanded.

MAY 10
PUBLIC LEAGUE
  Boys' Latin 12, Randolph 0: Omar "Papi" Ortiz pitched a three-hitter with one walk and seven strikeouts while brothers Brandon and Bryan Davenport cracked two-run homers.
  Edison 21, Washington 20 (8 inn.): In 3 hours, 55 minutes, Edison trailed by 8-0 and 13-2, then led by 20-15 before Washington rallied. Jake Wright made it 20-20 with a three-run homer in the home seventh. The Owls won it for reliever Gonzalo Lebron on Miguel Delgado's RBI single. Jose Sosa hit two homers for four RBI. Teammate Chris Lopez also homered, as did Washington's Dan Meade. One umpire tried to halt the game at 6:30. The coaches reminded him: There's no time limit.
  Central 15, Frankford 9: Pete Rowe earned the win as Gabe Buchanan (two doubles) and Adam Hoskins halved four RBI.
  GAMP 9, Northeast 6: Anthony DiVencenzo greatly appreciated a six-run home sixth, which erased a 6-3 deficit. Dom Raia provided a two-run single therein.
  Lincoln 6, Fkn Towne 4: Dylan Burke got the win. Derrick Gibson went 3-for-4 with a double and two RBI. Ed Tomaszewski's three-RBI outing included a two-run triple.
  Overbrook 11, Bodine 10: Joe Clements fanned 11, Stacy Nesbitt went 4-for-4 with three RBI and Percy Allen scored the winning run in the home seventh on an error after walking and stealing two bases.
  Eng. and Science 10, West Phila. 2: John Brennan mowed down 11 in a five-hitter and Curtis Peele went 3-for-3 with four RBI.
  Germantown 20, Franklin 5: The Bears scored the final 16 runs. Tavio Thomas fanned eight in a five-inning three-hitter (with five drillings) and clubbed a two-run homer. O'Shane "O'Daddy/Bolt" Black went 3-for-3 with a homer, four steals and five RBI.
  Phila. Elec. 10, Mastbaum 0: Tom Hicks (13 Ks) received support from Marcel Lindsay (2-for-2, five thefts, three runs scored).
  Science Lead. 25, Lamberton 15: Winner Brandon Williams went 2-for-2 with five RBI and as many steals. Andre Serrano went 4-for-4 with a double, five RBI, five runs scored and seven steals.
  Comm. Tech def. Univ. City: Forfeit. Player shortage.
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
  Bonner 6, N. Catholic 1: Joe Nestor fanned eight over six innings, while allowing four hits, and Mike Haley posted two RBI.
  Ryan 10, O'Hara 2: Steve Markle went 3-for-3 and fanned six in a six-hitter. Pat Kwiatkowski went 3-for-3 with a triple and three-run homer. Sean Kovacs posted a two-run dinger.
  La Salle 7, SJ Prep 4: CJ Burns struck out six, Ian Whalen collected a two-run double and Colin Pyne stroked three hits.
  Judge 7, Roman 6: Matt Gallo toughed out a 10-hitter and Kevin Conroy went 3-for-4 with two triples, three RBI. The game ended in the visiting seventh as Anthony Ortiz smacked a two-run double, then was gunned out at third on a relay from Kevin Faber to Jim Delaney to Kurt Sowa.
  Neumann-Goretti 14, Dougherty 1: Mike Riverso did yeoman work -- nine Ks in five innings, plus 3-for-3 with a triple, two homers and six RBI. Mark Donato launched a two-run homer.

MAY 8
INTER-AC LEAGUE
  Haver. School 10, Malvern 7: The Fords scored three in the home fifth to seize a one-run lead, then Ricky Troncelliti added a two-run homer in the sixth. Reliever Ryan Blake got the win and Will Katzka bagged three hits, two RBI. For Malvern, Nick Bateman (three-run) and Tyler Young (solo) launched homers.
  Gtn. Academy 10, Chestnut Hill 2: John Citrone and Greg Guers clubbed two-run homers and Sean Coyle's ninth homer of the season was a solo shot. Sean Cosgriff raised his record to 6-0.
  Episcopal 13-6, Penn Charter 10-5: The Churchmen posted a sweep. They captured the completion of a suspended game, behind Burke FitzPatrick, then captured the regularly scheduled game, 6-5, as Taylor Wright mashed a three-run homer.

MAY 7
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
  W. Catholic 4, Dougherty 1: Navy-bound football star Jake Zuzek spun a two-hitter with seven strikeouts for his first pitching win since the seventh grade, and received all the support he'd need on Kevin Sessa's two-run, first-inning double. Losing pitcher Colin Strapp singled home Dougherty's run.
PUBLIC LEAGUE
  Germantown 9, Bartram 0: O'Shane "O'Daddy/Bolt" Black twirled a no-hitter with 13 strikeouts and three walks, and centerfielder Tavio Thomas helped to preserve the no-no in the sixth by running up the hill in left-center to snag a deep drive. Kendall Stewart went 2-for-3 with a two-run double. Bartram's Daurys Rodriguez fanned 17.
  Southern 11, Franklin 1: Steve King whiffed 13 in a six-inning five-hitter and John Houck went 3-for-5 with two doubles, five RBI. Franklin's Erik Simmons struck out 16, but walked 20.
  Olney 11, Swenson 8: Isaiah Soto went 3-for-4 with two RBI, two runs scored and three steals. Donte Smith got the win.
  Fels 18, King 10: Anton Mitchell turned three hits into as many RBI to support Kenneth Peace.
  Esperanza 15, Fkn Towne 7: Felix Torraca doubled and tripled en route to four RBI while Luis Santos went 4-for-4 with a double and three ribbies. Daniel Hernandez was the beneficiary.
  Northeast 13, Washington 4: Howard Lynn got the win and cracked a solo homer. Tyler Layfield went 4-for-4 with two doubles, three RBI. One of Ivan Pichardo's three hits was a triple. He also stole home.
  Phila. Academy 14, Mastbaum 4: Jorge Martinez allowed four hits over six frames and Tim Given went 3-for-4 with three RBI.
  Frankford 15, Lincoln 4: Ricky Alvarez struck out seven in four innings and Israel Arroyo-Diaz went 2-for-3 with a triple and two RBI.
  Kensington 15, Roxborough 3: Devon Finney got the win and Brailyn Vargas doubled twice.
  Eng. and Science 12, Dobbins 11: One of Curtis Peele's two hits was a triple; he totaled five RBI. Dave Tucker got the win. Dobbins (Brian Gibson three hits, two RBI) fanned with runners on second and third to end it.
  Furness def. Gratz 0: Forfeit. Player shortage.
  Central 14, GAMP 7: Winning pitcher Mark Gervasi (4.1 innings) and Adam Hoskins (two doubles) halved four RBI. Ricardo Tull's save featured five Ks.
  Straw. Mansion def. Del-Val: Forfeit. Player shortage.
  Bracetti def. W. Phila.: Forfeit. Player shortage.

MAY 6
PUBLIC LEAGUE
  Phila. Electric 14, Phila. Academy 5: Eli Crisostomo struck out 12 while receiving major support from Chuck Fitzgerald (3-for-4, double, five RBI), Ariel Almonte (3-for-4, five RBI) and Tom Hicks (two doubles).
  Swenson 11, Bok 9: Josh Durkin's three RBI helped his brother, Jeff, win in relief. Eric Krok stroked a decisive two-run single.
  Edison 5, Northeast 3: Winning pitcher Gonzalo Lebron smacked a three-run to erase a 3-2 deficit.
  Freire 15, Lamberton 5: Shaun Devlin fanned 10 in five innings and Marcus Rothmiller went 2-for-3 with three RBI.
  Boys' Latin 17, Comm. Tech 7: Kyle Davis added a two-run homer to a seven-strikeout, four-inning mound appearance. Omar Ortiz went 4-for-4 with a double and three RBI.
  Franklin LC 10, Overbrook 0: Vincent Carbonaro whiffed eight in a five-inning one-hitter.
  Roxborough 13, Olney 3: Tyler Renninger doubled and tripled en route to five RBI, making pitcher Andrew Shields quite happy.
  Saul 14, Mastbaum 1: Nate Moser (3-for-3, slam) and Ryan Zamorski (4-for-4, triple) made Tyler Esbensen's day easy.
  Frankford 21, GAMP 8: Francisco Bonilla's three-run homer supported Omar Cruz.
  Prep Charter 15, Bodine 2: Mike Borelli tripled twice, and winner Juwan Jordan doubled.
  Randolph 16, Science Lead. 2: Kevin Burton went 3-for-3 with a grand slam and five RBI and winner Justo Rodriguez tripled.
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
  N. Catholic 4, Roman 3 (10 inn.): After fanning 12 and uncorking 150 pitches over nine innings, Ryan Etsell made himself a winner with an RBI single in the visiting 10th. Tom Ditro earned the save. Roman's Tim Racek also went nine, recording 16 Ks and throwing 138 pitches. He allowed five hits. Each team scored three runs in the fourth. There were 32 total whiffs.
  Ryan 14, SJ Prep 7: Strong batwork by Eric Frain (4-for-5, two-run homer, three RBI) and Steve Markle (3-for-4, two) made Kevin Mack a winner.
  Lansdale 7, Conwell-Egan 6: Stefan Swaintek went 4-for-4 with a triple and John Campbell's inside-the-park homer broke a 6-6 tie in the visiting seventh. Jonathan Motts pitched four shutout innings and Ryan Mimnaugh won in relief after C-E exploded for six in the fifth. C-E's Ron Moyer had three hits.
  La Salle 19, O'Hara 9: Garrett Nesbitt got the win and Jules Arici went 5-for-6 with a double, two RBI, three runs scored.
  Bonner 5, Judge 4: Josh VanHorn's sac fly in the visiting seventh won it for Jim Bonner. Paul Shepherd bagged two hits. Judge's Kevin Conroy went 4-for-4 with a double and triple.

MAY 5
INTER-AC LEAGUE
  Gtn. Academy 19, Penn Charter 5: Sean Coyle went 4-for-5 with a double, two homers and seven RBI. The homers (three-run, slam) came in a 13-run second. Using Coyle's bat, sub Tyler Kenny also homered in that frame. All 19 of GA's runs were earned. Keenan Kish worked the first three innings.
  Haver. School 4, Chestnut Hill 0: Matt Lengel fanned 11 in a six-hitter and Matt Lipson went 3-for-3 with a homer, three RBI.
  Malvern 13, Episcopal 2: The host Friars got two hits and two RBIs from Louisville-bound senior shortstop Ty Young. Chris O’Brien pitched a five-inning four-hitter, striking out six and walking one.
PUBLIC LEAGUE
  Fkn Towne 11, Frankford 7: Bobby Lopez got the win as Matt Kubacki (3-for-3, three RBI) and Aron Litostanski (4-for-4) provided major support.
  Furness 13, Southern 2: The Falcons got two hits and four RBI from Charles Hayden and a four-hitter from Daquan Bohannan.
  Germantown 17, King 2: The Bears had 11 steals, with three by Tavio Thomas (five-inning two-hitter). O’Shane "O'Daddy" Black was 2-for-4 with two apiece of steals, RBI and runs scored.
  Masterman 13, Kensington 7: Masterman needed a seven-run visiting sixth to pull it out. David Ashbridge got the win.
  Central 8, Washington 6: Mark Gervasi went 2-for-4 with four RBI, including a three-run homer to left-center in the fifth inning for a 7-6 lead.
  Dobbins 18, West Phila. 3: Demetrius "Meech" Robinson pitched a one-hitter while Daquan Brown provided two doubles and a homer.
  Edison 13, Lincoln 3: Jonathan Maldonado scattered seven hits over five innings and contributed a triple to a 10-hit attack.
  Boys’ Latin 9, Freire 2: Winner Omar Ortiz helped himself by going 3-for-3 with four runs scored.
  Northeast 17, Esperanza 12: Howard Lynn allowed just five hits to get the win.
  Bartram 8, Eng. and Science 7: Daurys Rodriguez hit a grand slam in the home sixth to give Bartram he lead for good.  He also got the win, allowing three hits.
  Bracetti 2, Gratz 0: Forfeit. Player shortage.
  Fels 13, Straw. Mansion 12: Christian Zayas doubled twice and the Panthers won it with a five-run home seventh. Mansion's Brandon Baynard (six RBI) hammered a triple.
  Franklin 13, Del-Val 7: Khalil Coles got the win and Rasalic Mackey bagged five RBI.
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
  Carroll 16, McDevitt 4: The Patriots scored six runs in the sixth to end it. Eric McGough, Sal Magero and Dan Santoleri thirded nine hits.
  Neumann-Goretti 12, Kennedy-Kenrick 2: N-G got two hits apiece from Joey Gorman, Albert Baur and Mark Donato, who drove in four runs.
  Dougherty 14, W. Catholic 9: Bob Brumbach went the distance and Anthony Crespo collected four hits.

MAY 4
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
  Conwell-Egan 6, Lansdale 4 (10 inn.): This one ended at 7:29. Matt Wagner (double) and Nick Niatas (single) drove home runs in the visiting 10th to make reliever Beau Fleming (three shutout innings) a winner. Domenic Petrino had an RBI single in a two-run seventh for C-E. Stefan Swaintek's RBI (on a foul popup to the first baseman) tied it at 4-4. C-E's Matt Petrizzi pitched the first seven and went 2-for-4 with a double and one RBI.
  Roman 7, N. Catholic 5: Anthony Ortiz hit a bases-loaded two-run single in the seventh inning to deliver the win.
  Ryan 9, St. Joseph’s Prep 7: Sean Kovacs belted a solo homer in the third inning and Pat Kwiatkowski hit a three-run homer in the fifth inning.
  La Salle 13, O’Hara 2: Ian Whalen crushed a grand slam in the second inning and also hit a double.
  Neumann-Goretti 2, Kennedy-Kenrick 1 (10 inn.): Mike "Zoom" Zolk singled, moved to second on a fielder’s choice, took third in front of an intentional walk and scored the winning run on a Mike Riverso single. Albert Baur got the win in relief, taking over for Mark Donato (13 Ks in nine innings).
  Bonner 4, Judge 1: Joe Nestor (three hits over five innings) was the winner. Marty McKeone earned a save with two scoreless innings. Matt Ruggieri knocked in two runs and Rick Reigner (RBI) collected three of Bonner's 12 hits.
PUBLIC LEAGUE
  Masterman 18, Swenson 6: Nate Vahedi struck out nine in just under four innings of work in his first varsity start of the season and Chris Woods drove in four runs with three singles.
  Randolph 19, Comm. Tech 9: Manuel Duran hit a three-run homer in the first inning and finished the game with five RBI.
  Phila. Elec. 21, Bodine 6: Tom Hicks struck out five and Chuck Fitzgerald doubled and tripled for two RBI.
  Saul 11, Roxborough 8: Tyler Esbensen belted a three-run homer in the fourth inning and went on to earn the win.
  Central 14, Northeast 12: Adam Hoskins hit a two-run homer in the third inning and pitched five innings of relief with 11 strikeouts to get the win.
  Dobbins 14, Straw. Mansion 3: Aaron James went 3-for-4 with five runs batted in and Fred Jones added a single, a triple, two RBI and a run scored.
  Prep Charter 6, Olney 5: Carmen DiCarlo hit a two-run double to spark a four-run outburst in the sixth inning.
  Franklin LC 14, Mastbaum 1: Kieth "Spikey" McCandless gave up Mastbaum’s lone hit of the game in the first inning and struck out nine with one walk over five innings.
  Southern 16, King 6: Stephen King smacked a double, a triple, drove in three runs and scored five times.
  Fels 6, Furness 4: Michael Moya hit a double and earned the win on the mound.
  Phila. Academy 4, Kensington 3 (8 inn.): Jorge Martinez drove an RBI single up the middle to score Chris Maguire with one out in the home eighth.
  GAMP 16, Lincoln 1: Jimmy Coin hit a three-run homer, added a single and finished with five RBI.
  Overbrook 6, Bok 3: Chris Blackwell went 4-for-4 with a single, two doubles and a triple, scored three runs and drove in a run.
  Lamberton 14, Univ. City 6: No details.