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PIAA tourney brackets: Class A - Class AA - Class AAA - Class AAAA.

JUNE 6
PIAA STATE PLAYOFFS
CLASS AAAA FIRST ROUND
(At Ashburn Field)
Council Rock South 8, Bonner 3
  The Friars fell into an 8-0 hole before posting three in the fifth on Jamie Juisti's RBI single and Jim Haley's two-run double. Matt Dolan started for Bonner.
(At Neumann University)
Conestoga 10, Frankford 3
  The Pioneers managed six hits against and trailed by 9-1 after three innings. Losing pitcher Hector Cerda went 2-for-3 with a double and one RBI.
CLASS AAA FIRST ROUND
(At Ashburn Field)
Twin Valley 3, Neumann-Goretti 1
  Only one of this game's runs was earned and it went to TV. John Snyder singled twice and scored for N-G, which fell for the first time in 23 games, while Joey Gorman allowed seven hits (all singles) and three walks while striking out nine. The Saints advanced runners to second and third in the home seventh. A strikeout ended it.
(At Northern York High)
Mechanicsburg 10, Franklin Towne 0 (5 inn.)
  The Coyotes were held to four hits and surrendered two runs per inning. In the first, Tyler Landis singled and Towne appeared poised to claim a 1-0 lead. Alas, the baserunner fell rounding third and was erased in a rundown. Damian Padilla and Aron Litostanski did the pitching for Towne.
CLASS AA FIRST ROUND
(At Muhlenberg High)
Oley Valley 10, Esperanza 1
  The Toros were limited to three hits. Two came in the fourth inning as Felix Torraca-Dedos singled and later came around on Aderly Perez' single. Giovanni Victoria made the start for Esperanza.
CLASS A FIRST ROUND
(At Muhlenberg High)
Reading Central Catholic 3, Masterman 2
  In the only night game, the Blue Dragons were sent home by a two-out walkoff double that completed an 0-6 day for District 12 teams. With senior righthander David Ashbridge not quite feeling 100 percent, coach Alex Dejewski went with junior righty Nate Vahedi. He lasted the 6.2-innings distance, allowing eight hits and two walks while striking out 11. The Blue Dragons scored two runs in the fourth as Augie Legido walked, Harry Taggart tripled and Vahedi hit into an error, allowing Taggart to check in. Though Jack Christmas followed with a double, the uprising fizzled.

JUNE 3
CLASS AAAA CITY TITLE
Bonner 7, Frankford 2
(At Ashburn Field)
  Jamie Juisti went 3-for-4 with a run-scoring triple (Joe Haley also had one) and Marty McKeone allowed one hit over the final six innings after Frankford reached him for three, including an RBI double by losing pitcher Brandon Gonzalez, in the first frame. Jim Haley, Joe's brother, had a two-run single and Joe received credit for an RBI after Juisti raced home in the aftermath of an uncaught infield fly that landed 10 feet from the plate.

JUNE 2
PUBLIC LEAGUE FINAL
Frankford 5, Edison 4
(At Ashburn Field)
  After a one-day delay due to excessive heat/humidity, announced just one hour prior to gametime, Frankford received a route-going performance from Omar Cruz and a three-hit, two-RBI outing from Hector Cerda while becoming the Public League's first all-Hispanic champion. Actually, every player on both teams was Hispanic. Cruz delivered an RBI single in the fifth, giving himself a 5-1 lead, and that became the decisive hit; Edison scored one in the sixth (two hits) and two in the seventh (four hits) before a strikeout/throw-to-first combo ended it. The Owls ran themselves out of the sixth and a taylor-made doubleplay ball removed major starch in the seventh. Major winds blowing straight in from left and left-center almost certainly cost losing pitcher Nate Coronado what would have been a pair of three-run homers; there'd been not even a hint of wind the day before. There were 12 errors and only three earned runs. In its 55th season of baseball, Edison owned an 0-19 record in quarterfinals and an 0-4 mark in semis (from an era when only four teams made the playoffs). Its squad included two over-aged players, who were granted eligibility by a District 12 committee in a move that sparked major anger among the coaches of the league's other top programs.
CLASS AAA CITY TITLE
Neumann-Goretti 6, Franklin Towne 1
(At Neumann-Goretti)
  Josh Ockimey delivered a two-run single, Joey Gorman, Nicky Nardini and Joey Glennon stroked two hits apiece and four of N-G's five pitchers posted shutout performances. Ockimey's hit came in the third inning, and extended a 1-0 lead. The Saints did all of their scoring in the first five frames. Joe Kinee fanned five in the first two innings. Per scoring rules, however, the win went to Joe Jaep, who also pitched shutout ball in the third and fourth. Angel Lazu singled home FT's fifth-inning run and Markus Malave had two hits.
CLASS AA 1-12 SUBREGIONAL FINAL
Springfield Montco 11, Esperanza 1 (5 inn.)
(At Ashburn Field)
  Jake Yannessa pitched a one-hitter (Jovanny Zavala's triple with one away in the fifth) with six strikeouts and laced a triple en route to two RBI. Jeff Escolatico's second inning sacrifice fly accounted for Esperanza's run.

MAY 31
CATHOLIC LEAGUE FINAL
Neumann-Goretti 3, Bonner 1 (8 inn.)
(At Widener University)
  In the visiting eighth, after twice fouling off bunt attempts, junior lefthander Joey Gorman nixed coach Lou Spadaccini's suggestion to hit away, sacrificed John Snyder (double off the Blue Monster) and Mike "Zoom" Zolk (intentional walk) to third and second, then watched Marty Venafro and Jimmy Kerrigan deliver RBI singles. A 1-2-3 bottom half gave the Saints their second title in three years and Gorman win No. 3 of the playoffs over seven days (two as a starter; 15 total innings). Gorman, the junior class president, allowed four hits in this one and retired 13 of the final 14 batters. N-G's Joey Glennon (single in second) and Bonner's Paul Shepherd (groundout in first; also gunned down three would-be basestealers) had the game's other RBI. The weather conditions featured oppressive heat and humidity with not a hint of a breeze. After being pelted by a bucket of ice at extremely close range, Spadaccini hollered while laughing, "Geez! You almost gave me a concussion."
PUBLIC LEAGUE SEMIFINALS
(Doubleheader at Ashburn Field)
Frankford 9, Central 3
  Lefty Hector Cerda took a shutout into the seventh, then needed last-out assistance from Brandon Gonzalez as the Pioneers earned a title-game visit for the eighth time in nine years. Central committed six errors and only three of Frankford's runs were earned. Soph Kevin Montero went 2-for-4 with a triple and two RBI. Ricky Alvarez (three) and Cerda (two) stole multiple bases. Central's seventh inning rally included RBI hits by Mike Cavallaro (triple) and Pete Rowe (double).
Edison 15, Washington 8
  Nate Coronado went 3-for-4 with a double, two homers (both over the leftfield fence) and four RBI as the Owls (nee Inventors) advanced to a final for the first time in the program's 55-year history. His brother, Nelson, pitched two perfect relief innings and fanned all six batters. Starter Johnny Pagan struck out seven in four frames. Edison's first three batters, Joshua Fontanez and the Coronados, combined for eight hits and 10 runs scored. For Washington, Dean Grande went 3-for-4 and his two-run single created a 6-6 tie in the fourth.
CLASS AA SUB-REGIONAL
Springfield Montco 5, Conwell-Egan 1
  At Glen Mills, Matt Brach doubled and C-E scored a first inning run. This result means C-E and Esperanza will not play for the City Title.

MAY 28
PENNSYLVANIA INDEPENDENT SCHOOLS TOURNEY FINAL
  Haverford School 8, Hill School 5: Scheduling woes in the other half of the bracket delayed the start until 10 p.m., and the game didn't end until 12:45 a.m. Matt Galetta went six innings and Eric Close earned the save. One of Haverford's three hits was Scott Safford's three-run triple. He finished with four RBI.
PENNSYLVANIA INDEPENDENT SCHOOLS TOURNEY SEMIFINAL
  Haverford School 13, Malvern 4: Ryan Blake pitched a four-hitter and doubled while halving six RBI with Mike Washington. Vince Rondolone turned three hits into two RBI.
CATHOLIC LEAGUE SEMIFINALS
(At La Salle High)
  Bonner 5, Wood 4 (11 inn.): Seventh-inning RBI singles by Joe Haley (one out) and Ronnie Scull (two out) enabled the Friars to force extra innings, then Jim Murphy took a first-pitch curve on his left knee to end it with one away in the 11th. Scull pitched shutout ball over 4.2 innings and contributed two significant defensive gems; his diving catch of a popped-up bunt resulted in a doubleplay, and he tagged out a runner near third after the screaming Friars duped the guy into thinking a non-existent pickoff throw had sailed into centerfield. Wood's highlight was Jeff Courter's two-run double.
(At Widener)
  Neumann-Goretti 18, La Salle 13: In an all-time crazy contest, La Salle scored the first 11 runs in the initial two innings and N-G, the home team, scored the last 15 in its final two at-bats. The Saints were one out away from being 10-runned, at 13-3, in the fifth when frosh Josh Ockimey crunched a two-run homer. A bases-loaded walk, followed by an uncaught popup, made it 15-3 in the sixth, then Ockimey hammered a three-run triple, thus becoming the first player in city leagues playoff history to post as many as five RBI in consecutive games. Earlier in that rally, winning reliever Joe Gorman (double) and Jimmy Kerrigan (homer) walloped hits worth two RBI apiece. For La Salle, Ryan Otis and starting pitcher Nick Burns halved six hits, P.J. Acierno had three RBI and Corey Baiada slammed a homer. There were 30 hits (seven for extra bases), 15 walks and seven steals.

MAY 27
PUBLIC LEAGUE QUARTERFINALS
  Edison 9, Masterman 0: Nate Coronado, a star shortstop making his first lifetime pitching start, allowed just one hit in five innings and struck out 10 as the Owls won a quarterfinal for the first time in 20 attempts, dating back to 1978. His brother, Nelson, also experienced a lifetime first: an inside-the-park homer (worth two runs). Martin Nolasco had a two-run single. Due to injuries and a previously scheduled family trip for the starting second baseman, Masterman suited just nine players (one, coming off shoulder miseries, was making his first appearance of the season) and committed the same number of errors. The lone hit, a groundball single to center, was delivered in the first inning by cleanup batter David Ashbridge.
  Washington 11, Esperanza 4: Dan Meade and Bryan Reiss homered, No. 9 hitter John Santos posted three RBI and winning pitcher Tom Marano (four innings; Meade finished up) went 3-for-4 with one RBI. Esperanza's Jeffrey Escolatico lofted two sac flies.
  Central 15, Franklin Towne 2 (5 inn.): The 3-4-5 hitters, Pete Rowe (triple), Mark Gervasi and Gabe Buchanan (double), thirded nine RBI as the Lancers experienced minimal stress. Mike Cavallaro (three innings) and Rowe did the pitching. Rowe and Dan Quinn (3-for-3, double) scored four runs apiece. Markus Malave and Angel Lazu managed RBI for Towne.
  Frankford 17, Northeast 0 (3 inn.): Israel Diaz (three-run) and Ricardo Calcano (two-run) slugged homers and winning pitcher Omar Cruz (3-for-3, three RBI) bagged a pair of RBI singles in an 11-run second. The Pioneers batted just twice.     

MAY 26
PUBLIC LEAGUE
AAA FINAL
  Franklin Towne 14, Phila. Electrical 8: The Coyotes battled back from deficits of 7-0 (first inning) and 8-1 (third) as the first four batters combined to score 13 runs and the first six notched all but one of the RBI. Cleanup hitter Aron Litostanski went 3-for-5 with a double and four RBI. Markus Malave turned two hits and two walks into four runs scored with the help of four stolen bases. Angel Lazu posted two singles, a walk, two steals, two RBI and three runs scored and George Klein had identical stats! Tyler Landis (two RBI) and Matt Kubacki (3-for-3, walk, two doubles, three RBI) completed the assault. Damian Padilla, pitcher No. 3, worked the last four innings, allowing one hit and a walk while striking out six. Losing pitcher Tommy Hicks went 3-for-4 with an RBI double.

MAY 25
CATHOLIC LEAGUE QUARTERFINALS
  Neumann-Goretti 13, Lansdale 3 (5 inn.): The Saints improved to 19-0 overall as frosh Josh Ockimey went 2-for-3 with five RBI, a three-run triple in the third and a two-run single in the fourth, while Mike "Zoom" Zolk turned three singles into three RBI and he scored all three times, as well. Joe Gorman went the distance. A double error on a grounder ended the game.
  Wood 3, Conwell-Egan 0: Brady McNab gave the Vikings the only run they needed with a two-out, first-inning single. He added a sac fly in the third and Joey Monaghan doubled home Kevin Sullivan (triple) in the fourth. Jeff Courter pitched a three-hitter (all singles) with six strikeouts and was perfect through four full innings.
  Bonner 10, Judge 0 (6 inn.): Matt Dolan permitted one hit, a fourth-inning, groundball single inside the third-base bag by Mike O'Hanlon, a lefty swinger. Jim Haley went 3-for-4 with three RBI and his two-run double sent everyone home with two away in the sixth. Paul Shepherd and Joe Haley, Jim's brother, halved four RBI.
  La Salle 5, Ryan 4: Kevin Long posted a six-hitter and Ryan Otis went 2-for-4 with a double and two RBI. P.J. Acierno broke a 3-3 tie in the visiting sixth with a single to left. The game ended on a weird play: Long's well-timed bullet to Joe Forcellini picked a Ryan player off first. By the time the player was tagged out, Mike Anusky had scored from second to leave the Raiders one run short.
PUBLIC LEAGUE
AA FINAL
  Esperanza 12, Prep Charter 5: En route to falling into a 5-2 hole, the Toros committed SIX errors in the second inning. The only senior starter, righthander Felix Torraca-Dedos, maintained his cool and wound up contributing two hits to an eight-run, fifth-inning outburst -- leadoff single and a ground-rule homer high into the trees fronting the cemetery beyond leftfield at Front and Erie. It was his first career dinger. Torraca-Dedos went the distance, allowing six hits and -- you guessed it -- no earned runs. One of Jovanny Zavala's two doubles plated two runs. Aderly Perez went 3-for-4 with three RBI. Michael "Beef" Sandefur posted PC's lone RBI.
PUBLIC LEAGUE
AAA THIRD ROUND
  Phila. Electrical 18, Roxborough 8 (5 inn.:) Steve McCollum went 4-for-4 with four RBI, Tommy Hicks doubled and tripled for three RBI and Chuck Fitzgerald got the win. The Chargers posted 10 runs in the fifth and Danny LaPorte's RBI single ended it.

INTER-AC LEAGUE
  Chestnut Hill 12, Gtn. Academy 2: Dan Rosenbaum went 2-for-3 with a triple and slam for six RBI, making Christian Salem a winner. 

MAY 24
CATHOLIC LEAGUE FIRST ROUND
  La Salle 12, Roman 1 (5 inn.): Nick Burns allowed four hits (fourth inning, in succession), Tyler Kozeniewski went 2-for-2 with a walk, three-run homer and four RBI and Colin Pyne smoked a pair of RBI doubles. While totaling nine runs in the first two frames, La Sale lofted three sac flies (Corey Baiada, Jules Arici, Joe Forcellini).
  Judge 6, O'Hara 0: Kurt Sowa scattered seven hits while Shane "Stosh" Malone (worth two RBI) and Mike O'Hanlon bagged doubles.
  Conwell-Egan 9, McDevitt 1: Domenic Petrino (four innings) and Beau Fleming permitted three hits apiece. Fleming turned two hits into four RBI while Matt Wagner and Nick DeChristofaro halved four hits and as many ribbies.
  Lansdale 6, Carroll 5: Ryan "Mugsy" Mulligan scored on Rory Clemens' fielder's choice in the home sixth, breaking a 5-5 tie. Eric Lewandowski posted two RBI while Greg Meyle and Kevin Neumann had two hits apiece. Carroll's Eric McGough had two hits.
PUBLIC LEAGUE PLAYOFFS
CLASS AA THIRD ROUND
  Prep Charter 17, Phila. Academy 8: Michael "Beef" Sandefur lofted a grand slam to create an 8-8 tie in the fourth. The Huskies broke it with nine in the sixth as Mike Borelli homered twice (two-run, slam) for six of his seven RBI. Borelli also notched the win, fanning nine in five innings over two stints (second inning, then fourth through seventh). The Huskies managed just six hits. For PA, Trevor Newcomb and Travis Zink halved six hits and Newcomb posted more RBI, 3-2.
CLASS AAA THIRD ROUND
  Roxborough 8, Swenson 6: John Spinks (double) and Frank LeGrady posted two RBI each and Ralph Martinez allowed seven hits. The Indians broke a 6-6 tie with two in the home sixth. Swenson's Josh Durkin tripled.
  Phila. Electric 8, Bodine 2: Tommy Hicks, a lefthanded catcher, threw out three basestealers and launched a two-run homer. Chuck Fitzgerald had an RBI triple and Danny LaPorte scattered six hits. 

MAY 23
PUBLIC LEAGUE PLAYOFFS
CLASS A FINAL
  Masterman 2, GAMP 0: David Ashbridge pitched a three-hitter with seven strikeouts to outduel Dom Raia (six-hitter, 15 Ks). Joey Powell went 2-for-3 with a walk, RBI (sixth inning; infield single), two steals and a run scored (first inning; on an error). Chris Woods went 2-for-3 with a double. For GAMP, Tyler Criniti's single was one of only two balls to leave the infield. This also served as the District 12 championship game.
CLASS AAAA QUALIFIERS
  Frankford 11, Germantown 1 (5 inn.): Augusto Ortega went 3-for-3 with a double and two RBI to make Hector Cerda a winner.
  Northeast 10, Lincoln 9: With two away and the bases loaded in the home seventh, the Vikings won it on a dropped flyball (off the bat of Steve Martinez) that scored all three runners. John Alford went 1.2 innings to win in relief. Luis Contreras collected two hits, two walks and six steals, including one of home.
  Central 12, Fels 2: Pete Rowe (four innings) and Mike Cavallaro did the pitching. Cavallaro (three hits), Ryan Dydak and Anthony DeVito (two apiece) thirded nine RBI.
  Edison 8, Kensington 3: Johnny Pagan whiffed 13 in five innings and Felipe Montalvo went 2-for-3 with two RBI and as many runs scored.
CLASS AAA FIRST ROUND
  Roxborough 18, Southern 3 (3 inn.): Frank LeGrady turned three singles into six RBI, Dareohn Gunther doubled en route to four and Mike Maisch homered. Ralph Martinez (one inning) and John Spinks did the pitching.
  Phila. Academy 7, Bok 4: With PA's field still too messy, this game was moved to Bok. Brian Walsh allowed five hits, struck out 12 and became a winner when Chris Maguire's two-run double highlighted a four-run "home" sixth. Chris Ropars went 2-for-2 with a walk and a run scored.
CLASS AA SECOND ROUND
  Bodine 4, Franklin LC 2: Kyle Lewis (also 2-for-3) pitched a seven-hitter with 15 strikeouts and two walks. Roberto Marrero doubled twice for one RBI.
  Prep Charter 4, Bracetti 2: Frosh lefty Robert Freer spun a no-hitter with nine Ks and six walks, and Mike Sandefur won it with a walkoff, two-run homer.
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
RED PREPLAYOFF
  Roman 2, SJ Prep 1: These two, Judge and O'Hara finished in a four-way tie for fourth at 4-8. A coin flip decided fourth/fifth with Judge besting O'Hara. This one, played at La Salle High, was for sixth. Erik DeLone allowed seven hits, induced 15 groundball outs and stranded the tying run at second after Jawan McAllister's RBI single moved the Hawks within one. Matt Stoffere (on a passed ball) scored for Roman in the third. Rich Houck's sac fly brought home a fifth-inning run.
INTER-AC LEAGUE
  Malvern 11, Haverford School 5: Having clinched the title Saturday, the Friars finished 9-1 in this completion of a suspended game. Joe Ravert (five RBI) crunched a three-run homer in the resumption. Billy "Moose" Ford posted a solo yard job in Part One.

MAY 22
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
  O'Hara 5, Judge 4: In an "away" game on their home field (Judge's was still a mess), the Lions created a four-way tie for fourth place. Sub Peter Gbur had a two-run single in a three-run second and Nick Donovan drove in what proved to be the winning run (5-3 lead) in the sixth. Mark Onimus, John Kane and Mike Schneider did the pitching. Judge's Mike O'Hanlon went 4-for-4 with a double and two runs scored and Mike McLaughlin laced an RBI triple.
  Neumann-Goretti 18, Carroll 7: Seven N-G starters homered and Mike "Zoom" Zolk poled two. John LaMotta got the win, allowing five hits in five frames. The Saints finished the regular season 18-0 (12-0 division).

MAY 21
INTER-AC LEAGUE
  Malvern 2, Chestnut Hill 0: Sean O'Keefe allowed two hits (none through five innings) and the Friars supported him, thus clinching the title with one game remaining (at 8-1), with one run apiece in the fifth and sixth. The RBI went to Nick Bateman (sac fly) and Steve Perpiglia (single, following C.J. Costalas' double).
  Penn Charter 6, Episcopal 2: Kenny Koplove whiffed nine in a three-hitter and Jared Massaro tripled.
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
  Conwell-Egan 11, Lansdale 3: In the completion of a game started Thursday, winner Matt Wagner managed two hits, two RBI. Nick DiChristofaro went 3-for-4 with a double and five RBI.
  Ryan 6, Roman 5: Eric Frain went 3-for-4 and stroked a two-run single in the visiting sixth to win it. Brendan Bradley had a two-run homer. Kyle Slawter got the win. Roman's Colin Cooke also homered.
  Wood 15, West 0: Kevin Sullivan's three-run double highlighted a nine-run first. Sullivan (four RBI), Kyle McCrossen (two  triples), Brady McNab (three RBI), Rich Rosenbaum and Larry Brittingham (two hits, two runs scored each) and Jeff Courter (triple, two RBI) led the attack.  Joe Monaghan (3-0) and Rosenbaum combined for a three-inning perfect game.

MAY 20
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
  La Salle 4, SJ Prep 3: On the turf at At La Salle University, Kevin Long posted four of his five Ks in the last two innings. Colin Pyne posted a two-run double in a three-run third, then scored the game-winning run on a fielder's choice. Jawan McAllister tripled for Prep.

MAY 19
PLAYOFFS
PUBLIC LEAGUE
Class AAAA Qualifiers
(Winner Advances to Overall Playoffs)
  Washington 12, Olney 1: Dan Meade fanned 10 in a five-inning two-hitter while Dean Grande (two) and Dan Yost combined for three two-run doubles.
Class AA First Round
  Prep Charter 15, Straw. Mansion 0: Mike Borelli slammed a two-run homer and fanned five over the final two innings in this three-frame game. Carmen DeCarlo and Mike Sandefur halved four hits, six RBI.
REGULAR SEASON
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
  Neumann-Goretti 8, Carroll 4: Jimmy Kerrigan (triple) and Joe Gorman scored two runs apiece and Mike "Zoom" Zolk got the win.
  Judge 4, O'Hara 3 (8 inn.): Kurt Sowa fanned 12 in seven innings and CJ Feldhaus escaped a bases-loaded situation to earn the save. In the visiting eighth, Sowa doubled and scored on Anthony D'Ambrosio's single. Jeff O'Reilly pitched all eight for O'Hara.

MAY 16
PUBLIC LEAGUE
Class AAA First Round
   Phila. Electrical 11, Franklin 0 (5 inn.): Soph righthander Danny LaPorte, normally the catcher, pitched a one-hitter (Chris Sullivan's bloop single in the fourth) and Frank Perez' four-RBI day included a three-run homer. Chuck Fitzgerald added two hits, two RBI.
  Bodine at Franklin LC: postponed to 5/18.
  Swenson 4, Boys' Latin 3: Josh Durkin fanned nine in three innings, then yielded to his brother Jeff; both were suffering from 101-degree fevers. In the home seventh, Hakeem Pearson hit a two-out double and Zach Finch's single brought him home.
  Southern at Roxborough: postponed to 5/18.
Class AAAA Prelims
  Germantown 15, Overbrook 10: Khary Redmond left the mound after three innings with a no-hitter, then returned in the seventh en route to an eight-whiff one-hitter. He also posted a double and homer for two RBI. Kendall Stewart doubled en route to two RBI. Overbrook's Shafeeq Coleman went 3-for-5 with two ribbies.
  Fels 16, Mastbaum 1 (4 inn.): Eliantonio Martinez (three innings) and Luis Baez-Roman did the pitching. They halved four RBI while Michael Moya (3-for-4, double) managed three.
Class AA First Round
  Straw. Mansion at Prep Charter: postponed to 5/18.
  Bracetti 13, Saul 6: Javier Surillo went 4-for-4 with a double, solo homer and five RBI. Kelvin Sabastro got the win.
  Bok 16, Del-Val 9: Steve Ross whiffed 13 in five innings, including 11 of the last 12 batters he faced, and Derek Gregg homered. D-V's Tim Difore poled a grand slam en route to five RBI.
  Phila. Academy 10, Science Lead. 0 (5 inn.): Travis Zink fanned four in a two-hitter while Chris Ropars and Jim O'Connor halved four hits.
REGULAR SEASON
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
  Roman 7, Ryan 0: Erik DeLone allowed just a one-out, second-inning single to John "Milk" Rizzo, then retired the final 17 batters in order.  Colin Cooke and Paolo Gambaro collected three hits apiece.
  La Salle 12, SJ Prep 2: Nick Burns went six innings. Tyler Kozeniewski (3-for-4, double, triple), Corey Baiada (three hits) and Jules Arici (three hits) thirded six RBI.
  Lansdale 4, Conwell-Egan 0: Nick Gulla scattered seven hits and Rory Clemens clubbed a three-run triple.
  Wood 16, West 0: Jeff Courter fanned eight over four frames, Kevin Sullivan (3-for-3) homered twice in the third inning and Kyle McCrossen (3-for-4, six RBI) had a slam in the fourth.

MAY 13
PLAYOFFS
PUBLIC LEAGUE
Class AAA Preliminary
  Franklin 15, Furness 2: Khalil Coles pitched a five-inning two-hitter with 12 strikeouts and two walks and Chris Sullivan crushed a grand slam.
REGULAR SEASON
INTER-AC LEAGUE
  Haver. School 9, Gtn. Academy 6: Nick Craig went 3-for-5 with a double, triple and two RBI while Mike Washington, Ryan Blake and Steve Fitzgerald had RBI doubles. Vince Piccioni saved Eric Close's win.
  Malvern 2, Penn Charter 0: John Durkee scattered five hits. Drew Hayes (2-for-3) and C.J. Costalas had the RBI.
  Episcopal 11, Chestnut Hill 7: No details.
PUBLIC LEAGUE
  Central 21, Esperanza 12: The Lancers scored 14 runs in the last two innings. Dan Quinn had three hits, and one of his two doubles plated three runs. Esperanza's Adderly Perez went 3-for-4 with a double and four RBI.
  Franklin Towne 12, Masterman 5: Aron Litostanski, out all season with an injury, pitched a seven-hitter with 10 strikeouts and eight walks.
  Washington 15, GAMP 12 (10 inn.): Dan Meade's two-run single broke a 12-12 tie in the visiting 10th. One of Dean Grande's three hits was a double. Washington led, 10-0, after two at-bats. 
   Frankford 16, Northeast 5: Augusto Ortega went 3-for-4 with two doubles, two RBI. Israel Diaz and Hector Cerda clubbed back-to-back homers. Northeast's Howard Lynn also went yard.
   Roxborough 12, Lincoln 2: Eric Krok claimed the five-inning run while Tyler Renninger doubled en route to three RBI.

MAY 12
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
  Roman 20, La Salle 10: Colin Cooke homered three times for eight RBI, and two of his dingers were launched in a 10-run second. Rich Houck's three hits included two doubles and R.J. Vaughan had four hits; they halved six RBI.
  Ryan 6, O'Hara 3: Kyle Slawter posted a six-hitter and John "Milk" Rizzo went 3-for-4 with a double and two runs scored.
  Bonner 8, Judge 6: Ron Scull went three innings to save Matt Dolan's win while Paul Shepherd and Joe Haley had two RBI apiece.
PUBLIC LEAGUE
  Lincoln 6, Bok 1: Lefty Dylan Burke spun a three-hitter with 15 whiffs and five walks. Francisco Santos went 3-for-3 with two RBI.
  Science Lead. 14, Straw. Mansion 12: Marshall Johnston and Anthony Seeley halved four RBI to support Brandon Williams.
INTER-AC LEAGUE
  Haver. School 9, Chestnut Hill 4: Winner Ryan Blake collected three RBI while Tom Harper and Gus Costalas homered. Brian Dones and Dan Hull went yard for the Blue Devils.

MAY 11
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
  Lansdale 9, Carroll 5: Kevin Neumann (slam), Stefan Swaintek (two), Rory Clemens (first pitch of game) and Eric Lewandowski (also first inning) combined for five homers. Jon Motts got the win. Sal Megaro and Steve Dengler spanked two-run homers for Carroll.
  Neumann-Goretti 18, West Catholic 1: The sixth homer of the season for Mike "Zoom" Zolk was a slam and a 2-for-2 outing raised his batting average to .805.
  Wood 11, McDevitt 0: Coach Jim DiGuiseppe Sr. raised his 17-season record to 200-168 as Larry Brittingham fanned nine in a two-hitter. Brendan St. Thomas (three) and Jeff Courter combined for five RBI.
PUBLIC LEAGUE
  Frankford 10, GAMP 0: Omar Cruz allowed three hits over six innings and Augusto Ortega went 3-for-4.
  Central 12, Northeast 0: Tom Benek went 3-for-3 with two doubles and three RBI and Mike Cavallaro whiffed seven in a four-inning one-hitter.
  Esperanza 12, Franklin Towne 10: Winner Felix Torraca went 3-for-4 with five RBI.
  Masterman 6, Washington 2: Nate Vahedi struck out nine and spaced eight hits. Jack Christmas' two-run bloop double highlighted a four-run visiting seventh, making the score 6-1.
  Prep Charter 12, Lincoln 6: Joe Lind turned four hits into two RBI while Mike Sandefur went the three/three route.
  West Phila. 17, Gratz 5: Marcus Rothmiller went 3-for-3 with a triple and two-run homer.
  Furness 3, Bartram 1: Soph righty Joe Barrett, making his first start, lost a no-hitter to Matt Hutchinson's one-out double in the seventh. Ryan Gonzalez and Omar Asid bagged RBI.
  Saul 8, Mastbaum 7 (8 inn.): Kenny Shanklin milked a walkoff walk after Mastbaum's Manny Ocasio had forced extra innings with a three-run homer. Saul's Ryan Zamorski also homered.
  Fels 1, Southern 0: Forfeit.

MAY 10
INTER-AC LEAGUE
  Malvern 6, Chestnut Hill 3: Nick Bateman spanked a three-run homer in the first and Joe Ravert scattered eight hits over six frames. CHA's Nick Boyle had three hits.
  Gtn. Academy 5, Episcopal 4 (8 inn.): Ryan Obrecht led off the home eighth with a double, then scored on Greg Guers' single. Aaron Novak won in relief.
  Haver. School 9, Penn Charter 4: Matt Galetta allowed one earned run. Ryan Blake (three RBI) and Nick Craig (three hits, double) paced the attack.
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
  Ryan 6, O'Hara 2: Kevin Mack posted a four-hitter while receiving primary support from Eric "Hector" Frain (2-for-3, triple, RBI) and Tom Ditro (3-for-3).
  La Salle 9, Roman 4: Brian Zielinski (two innings) won in relief. Joe Forcellini went 3-for-3 with two RBI and Colin Pyne stroked a two-run double.
  Bonner 10, Judge 4: Marty McKeone got the win. Paul Shepherd (two RBI) and Dan Dougherty (two runs scored) halved four hits.
PUBLIC LEAGUE
  Furness 5, Germantown 4: Ryan Gonzalez fanned 12 and Joe Barrett went 3-for-3 with a double and two RBI, including the game-winner.
  Bodine 7, Phila. Electrical 5 (8 inn.): Bryan Vargas, usually a sub, got a start and had a two-run single in a three-run visiting eighth. Max Alvarado went 2-for-4 with a triple and one RBI. Joe Nicoletti claimed the win.
  King 10, Straw. Mansion 8: Winning pitcher Dwayne McClutchen went 3-for-4 with a triple, one RBI and two runs scored.
  Comm Tech 8, Lamberton 1: Jahmere Faulcon spun a two-hitter with nine whiffs and turned two hits into as many RBI.
  Mastbaum 11, Eng. and Science 4: Roscoe Ezell (also three RBI) dismissed seven in four frames and Jordan Smith turned two hits into two RBI.
  Southern 13, Boys' Latin 6: Matt Culp struck out eight and Marques DeLeon went 3-for-5 with a double, triple and three runs scored.
  Roxborough 11, Swenson 1: Tyler Renninger had three hits, including two doubles, along with four RBI.
  Saul 11, Overbrook 1: The Razorbacks dropped a 10-spot in the third. Bill Lehr was supported mostly by Brian Zamorski (3-for-4, double, homer, five RBI).
  Franklin 13, Gratz 0: Brandon Davenport fanned 10 in a five-inning no-hitter. He also lashed two hits, scored twice.
  West Phila. 19, Del-Val 6: Henry Kidd whiffed eight while the RBI went mainly to Marcus Rothmiller (four) and Will Monaghan (three).
  Science Lead. 16, Freire 1: Brandon Williams pitched a three-inning no-no with six Ks while John DeSalis and Andre Serrano halved eight RBI.
  Bracetti 16, Bartram 0: Angel Figueroa's three-inning no-hitter yielded four strikeouts.
  Randolph 15, Univ. City 1: Justo Rodriguez struck out nine in four innings.

MAY 9
PUBLIC LEAGUE
  Central 14, Washington 4: Mark Gervasi went 3-for-4 with a walk, double and four RBI while Julien Blancon's four hits included three doubles good for one RBI. Pete Rowe pitched five for the win.
  Masterman 8, GAMP 5: David Ashbridge fanned eight, walked one and collected two RBI.
  Esperanza 14, Northeast 4: Felix Torraca allowed five hits and went 2-for-3 with a double, triple and two RBI. Victor Nunez went 4-for-4 with a double and homer for three RBI.
  Frankford 12, Franklin Towne 4: Hector Cerda struck out seven and received strong support from Augusto Ortega (5-for-5, two doubles, triple, two RBI).
  Edison 8, Olney 1: Johnny Pagan (2.2 innings), Nelson Coronado, brother Nate Coronado, Jonathan Maldonado and Pagan again (last two outs with bases loaded) combined for a one-hitter; David Mora singled with one away in the seventh.
  Overbrook 15, Furness 9: Percy Alen earned the win. For Furness, Charles Hayden and Daquan Bohannon halved six hits.
  Del-Val 14, Science Lead. 8: Winner Melvin Green went 3-for-5 with two ribbies. For SL, Marshall Johnston (seven steals) and John Defalis halved eight hits.
  King 9, Lamberton 4: Randolph Edwards fanned 12 while walking just one and Dwayne McClutchen went 3-for-5 with two RBI.
  Swenson 3, Bok 2: Josh Durkin (four innings) struck out 12 in relief of his brother, Jeff (three innings). In the visiting seventh, Zach Finch's infield single tied it and the game-winner scored on an error.
  Southern 12, Dobbins 11: Stephen King got the win and scored the decisive run as John Houck (2-for-4, double, three RBI) drew a walkoff walk in the seventh.
  Randolph 14, Gratz 4: Andrel Walker fanned nine and Kevin Butler crunched a grand slam.
  Roxborough 13, Franklin LC 1: Ralph Martinez fanned nine in four frames and went 3-for-3 with three RBI.
   Eng. and Science 13, Bartram 11: Losing pitcher Donovan Crawford recorded 16 punchouts.
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
   Wood 12, McDevitt 0: Kyle McCrossen (double, triple, three RBI) made Sean McCloskey a winner.
  Neumann-Goretti 21, West 2: Joe Jaep mowed down eight in three frames and Josh Ockimey doubled twice for four RBI.
  Carroll 4, Lansdale 2: In a four-run visiting seventh, Dan Santoleri's two-run single snapped a 2-2 tie. Greg DiSanto went 3-for-4 and Eric McGough had a three-out save in relief of Alex Tansey.

MAY 7
INTER-AC LEAGUE
  Malvern 9, Gtn. Academy 3: Chris O'Brien claimed the win as Nick Bateman (homer) and Joe Poduslenko halved four hits and the same number of runs scored.
  Haver. School 12, Episcopal 2: Gus Costalas (3-for-4, three RBI) and Mike Washington homered and Eric Close allowed no earned runs (and four hits) over six innings.

MAY 6
PUBLIC LEAGUE
  Bracetti 7, Furness 3: Anthony Vega pitched a two-hitter (singles by losing pitcher Ryan Gonzalez) with eight walks and two plunks while Javier Surillo had a double and two-run single.
  Germantown 19, Dobbins 8: Khary Redmond (5-for-5, double homer) and Kendall Stewart (3-for-4) halved 10 RBI and Shaquille "Sideshow Bob" Graham struck out eight in 3.2 innings.
  Overbrook 14, Eng. and Science 10: Reliever Shafeeq Coleman made himself a winner with a walkoff grand slam and Mark Dawson went 4-for-4 with a triple and four RBI.
  Phila. Academy 9, Lincoln 3: Travis Zink whiffed nine in a three-hitter and Harry Beam had two RBI.
  Edison 14, Swenson 3: Martin Nolasco dismissed 12 in 5.2 frames, Nate Coronado doubled twice and tripled, and Joshua Fontanez and Lender Vega (lifetime first) launched homers.
  Fels 14, Mastbaum 7: Michael Moya mowed down 17 and Eliantonio Martinez went 4-for-5 with a double and three RBI.
  Southern 9, Bartram 5: Frankie Holt slammed a homer en route to three RBI and John Houck got the win.
  West Phila. 17, Science Lead. 7: Will Monaghan went 3-for-4 with two doubles and three RBI to make Henry Kidd (nine whiffs) a winner.
  Del-Val 13, Lamberton 3: Nick Dabney went 3-for-4 with a double, triple and two RBI. Alim Wallace added three hits, two ribbies.
  Boys' Latin 12, Saul 9: Kyle Davis went 3-for-4 with a double, slam and five RBI. Omar Ortiz fanned 10.
  Masterman 12, Franklin Towne 6: Harry Taggart's best support came from Joey Powell (3-for-5, two doubles, one RBI).
  King 11, Gratz 4: Dwayne McClutchen got the win.
  Franklin 17, Comm Tech 1: Chris Sullivan pounded a two-run homer, Charlie Mills went 2-for-3 with a double, triple and four RBI, and Brandon Davenport handled the hurling.
  Straw. Mansion 9, University City 4: Vernon Holt struck out eight in a three-hitter and Shaheem Bynum bagged two RBI.
  Randolph 1, Freire 0: Forfeit. Player shortage.
INTER-AC LEAGUE
  Chestnut Hill 5, Penn Charter 4: Dan Hull's three-run double snapped a 2-2 tie. Mike Hayes got the win.
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
  Lansdale 17, West Catholic 1: Jon Motts spun a five-inning two-hitter with 10 strikeouts. Rory Clemens (3-for-3, two homers) and Zach Bell (3-for-4, homer) halved 10 RBI.

MAY 5
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
  Neumann-Goretti 11, Wood 7 (8 inn.): Mike "Zoom" Zolk won in relief and slugged two homers for five RBI. Jimmy Kerrrigan went 3-for-5 with a double, triple and five RBI. Wood's Kyle McCrossen went 3-for-3 with a walk, double, homer and three RBI.
  La Salle 14, O'Hara 2: Tyler Kozeniewski (two doubles) and Corey Baiada (3-for-3) halved six RBI, Mike Piscopo popped a two-run homer and Jules Arici went 3-for-4 with two doubles, two RBI. The win went to Kevin Long.
  Ryan 4, Judge 2: Kyle Slawter worked a five-hitter and Kevin Mack went 2-for-3 with one RBI.
  Bonner 4, SJ Prep 2: Matt Dolan allowed four hits and Paul Shepherd went 2-for-3 with a double, sac fly and three RBI.
  Conwell-Egan 12, McDevitt 0: Winner Matt Wagner had three RBI and Mike Kitchen scored twice after smacking leadoff triples.
INTER-AC LEAGUE
  Malvern 5, Haverford School 4: Chris O'Brien (1.1 innings) won in relief of Joe Ravert, whose RBI single in the home seventh scored Joe Poduslenko to make the difference.
PUBLIC LEAGUE
  Masterman 11, Northeast 0: Nate Vahedi came within one out -- Steve Martinez' single -- of a five-inning no-hitter.
  Frankford 11, Franklin Towne 10: Israel Diaz went 2-for-4 and scored his second run on Edimil Brito's decisive sac fly. Ricky Alvarez went 3-for-3 with a triple, two RBI and three tallies.
  Phila. Academy 3, Franklin LC 2: Brian Walsh posted a three-hitter with eight strikeouts. In the home seventh, Chris Maguire singled, thieved second, moved to third on a passed ball and scored on Harry Beam's single.
  Bracetti 15, Mastbaum 7: Jorge Quinones got the win and Cirillo went 2-for-4 with three RBI.
  Del-Val 10, Randolph 0: Melvin Green spun a six-inning two-hitter with 13 K's while Eric Holmes and Rashaan Hawkins halved four hits, six ribbies.
  Swenson 7, Kensington 5: Jeff Durkin fanned eight and his two-run double made it 6-5.
  Edison 10, Bok 0: Johnny Pagan fanned seven in four innings of one-hit work. Joshua Fontanez doubled, tripled and scored twice.
  West Phila. 18, Comm Tech 8: Terrell "Sleepy" Daye turned a double, triple and homer into six RBI, making Marcus Rothmiller a winner.

MAY 3
INTER-AC LEAGUE
  Penn Charter 11, Episcopal 6: Jared Massaro (double) and Nick Lamb (single) posted hits worth two runs apiece in the fourth and fifth, Kenny Koplove went 3-for-4 with two doubles and Ted Foley got the win with three scoreless relief innings. Episcopal's Connor McCarren went 2-for-4 with a double and two RBI.
  Chestnut Hill 3, Gtn. Academy 1: Dan Rosenbaum spun a three-hitter with 12 strikeouts and went 2-for-3 with a double and one RBI. GA's Chris Harvey launched his ninth homer of the season.
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
  Neumann-Goretti 9, Wood 4: Joe Gorman fanned 10 in a two-hitter while raising his record to 5-0. Mike "Zoom" Zolk went 3-for-3 with two doubles and as many RBI. Joe Glennon added two hits, three RBI.
  Lansdale 15, West Catholic 0: Nick Gulla earned the win and Stefan Swaintek went 2-for-3 with a double and two RBI.
  Conwell-Egan 11, McDevitt 4: Beau Fleming got the win.
PUBLIC LEAGUE
  Frankford 7, Esperanza 4: Omar Cruz pitched 6.2 innings and Ricky Alvarez (3-for-4, double, two runs scored) earned a one-pitch save. Brandon Gonzalez went 3-for-4 with an RBI.
  Prep Charter 11, Kensington 1: Mike Sandefur doubled twice to support Mike Borelli. Losing pitcher Ken Searle singled, doubled and tripled.
  Boys' Latin 4, Bartram 3: Devaughn Glover's two-run single in the visiting seventh gave Omar Ortiz a win in relief. Bartram's Donovan Crawford whiffed 12 in a five-hitter.
  Franklin 16, Freire 0: Khalil Coles fanned nine in a three-inning one-hitter (bad hop single) and Chris Sullivan had a two-run homer.
  Phila. Academy 18, Olney 0: Brian Walsh pitched a four-inning perfect game with seven Ks. The game ended as first baseman Mike Sullivan made a diving stop of a grounder, then dove again to tag the batter. Jim O'Connor went 3-for-4 with a double and three RBI.
  Randolph 21, Lamberton 6: Winner Aaron Walker went 3-for-4 with two RBI and four runs scored. Justo Rodriguez doubled and homered for three RBI.
  Straw. Mansion 11, Del-Val 10: Raekwon Dial fanned 12 in 6.1 innings and Rashun Brame drove in the game-winner.
  Eng. and Science 9, Dobbins 7: Losing pitcher Daquan "Day-Day" Brown doubled once and homered twice.
  Fels 8, Bracetti 7: After Bracetti plated three runs in the visiting seventh, Fels tallied twice on Santiago Bravo-Tejada's RBI single and an error that brought in Ed Figueroa. Eliantonio Martinez got the win.
MAY 2
PUBLIC LEAGUE
  Franklin Towne 12, Northeast 2: Tim Hart pitched a two-hitter (five innings) and received support from George Klein (2-for-2, two walks, triple, RBI), Matt Kubacki (RBI on double and single) and Tyler Landis (3-for-4, RBI).
  Frankford 4, Washington 0: Hector Cerda, a junior lefty, pitched a no-hitter with nine strikeouts and five walks. Augusto Ortega went 3-for-3, scored twice and ran down a drive to right-center. Second baseman Ricky Alvarez made a basket catch of a dangerous popup behind first base to end it.
  Masterman 6, Central 5: The Blue Devils made David Ashbridge a winner with two in the home seventh on steals of home by Harry Taggart, then Nate Vahedi (also a triple).
  Esperanza 7, GAMP 1: Felix Torraca spun a three-hitter and Jeffrey Escolatico stroked two hits.
  Olney 10, Swenson 8: Eduardo Herrera doubled and homered for three RBI as the Trojans finally hit the win column. Runyon Holness earned the W. Swenson's Jeff Durkin homered.
  Roxborough 6, Bok 0: Eric Krok tripled and pitched a three-hitter with 10 whiffs.
  Prep Charter 11, Franklin LC 1: Juwan Jordan allowed four hits over five frames and Mike Borelli went 3-for-4 with a double and five RBI.
  Phila. Elec. 2, Lincoln 0: Thomas Hicks spun a three-hitter with 12 Ks and two walks, in addition to doubling twice.
  Phila. Academy 1, Bodine 0: Travis Zink (eight strikeouts) pitched a no-hitter and scored the winning run in the home seventh on an outfield error.
  Fels 7, Eng. and Science 6: Strong performances by Demetrius Reynolds (2-for-3, three RBI) and Michael Moya (3-for-4) led the way. Miguel Guadalupe went six innings.
  Germantown 15, Mastbaum 11: Kendall Stewart (3-for-3, two doubles, RBI) and Aaron Boyd (2-for-3, double, two RBI) helped make Manny Castellanos a winner. Mastbaum's Anthony Ortega homered.
  Saul 18, Dobbins 8: Tyler Esbensen went 3-for-4 with three doubles and seven RBI. Ken Shanklin slammed a triple en route to four RBI. Bill Lehr got the win.
  Lamberton 19, Gratz 9: Terrance Langford thumped a two-run double en route to four RBI on three hits. Marcus Johnson went 3-for-4 and scored twice.
  Del-Val 12, University City 2: Vasheer Sewell fanned five in three innings and Melvin Green bagged four RBI on three hits.
  Science Lead. 8, King 5: Ian McClendon saved Ethan Reese's win. Blase Biello bagged two RBI while Andre Serrano went 3-for-4 with three steals and two runs scored.
  Kensington 8, Edison 6: Emanuel Rivera fanned eight, allowed seven hits (none in the final three innings) and leaned on Randy Lopez (2-for-3, three RBI) for support.
  Straw. Mansion 17, Freire 1: Vernon Holt pitched a three-inning no-no with four whiffs. Raekwon Dial singled twice and scored thrice.
  West Phila. 9, Randolph 7: Will Monaghan (three RBI) launched a two-run homer and Henry Kidd claimed the win. Losing pitcher Kevin Butler tripled.
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
  La Salle 6, O'Hara 4: Tyler Kozeniewski (two-run single) and Joe Forcellini (decisive RBI single) stroked the big hits. Forcellini saved Nick Burns' win.
  Ryan 4, Judge 1: Kevin Mack scattered seven hits and Erik Crudele went 2-for-3 with a double for three RBI. His two-run double highlighted a three-run home sixth.
  Bonner 8, SJ Prep 3: Joe Haley posted a triple among two hits; also bagged three RBI and scored twice. Jamie Juisti's two hits also included a triple. Marty McKeone got the win.

APRIL 29
INTER-AC LEAGUE
  Malvern 2, Episcopal 1: Joe Ravert spun a two-hitter and Matt Greskoff's double brought in Nick Bateman (triple) with the game-winner.
  Gtn. Academy 4, Penn Charter 3: Luke Reilly got the win. Chris Harvey went 2-for-3 with a double and homer. Greg Guers tripled and scored twice.
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
  Judge 5, SJ Prep 2: Tim Ross' two-run double keyed a five-run sixth and made Kurt Sowa winner.
  Ryan 4, La Salle 3 (9 inn.): Brendan Bradley's walkoff single scored Gage Galeone and Kyle Slawter claimed the W.
  Neumann-Goretti 14, Lansdale 7: Joe Jeap allowed no earned runs in five innings. Jimmy Kerrigan (2-for-3, four RBI) and Marty Venafro (3-for-4, two) paced the attack.
  Conwell-Egan 5, Wood 4: Matt Wagner helped himself by going 2-for-3 with a double and triple.
PUBLIC LEAGUE
  Masterman 5, Frankford 4: Nate Vahedi fanned eight and Chris Woods delivered a two-run walkoff double.
  Washington 9, Esperanza 3: Winning pitcher Bryan Reiss doubled twice en route to two RBI.
  GAMP 7, Northeast 6: Tyler Layfield's 2-run double gave Northeast a 6-6 tie in the visiting seventh. Anthony Retallick's hit then brought home Dom Garofalo and made Dom Raia a winner.
  Central 10, Franklin Towne 9: Central's Mark Gervasi and FT's Angel Lazu halved four hits and as many RBI. Dan Quinn got the win.
  Prep Charter 10, Olney 2: The one hit allowed by Robert Freer was David Mora's two-run single in the fifth. Steve Miraglia posted a two-run triple.
  Phila. Elec. 7, Roxborough 5: After Sean Graser's sac moved up Rob Payne and Greg Johnston, Thomas Hicks posted a single to make the difference. Hicks then earned a save.
  Swenson 8, Bodine 2: Jeff Durkin earned the win with support from Matt Brewer (2-for-4, double, two runs scored).
  Franklin LC 6, Bok 0: Vincent Carbonaro fired a three-hitter with 12 whiffs and Bok's Derek Gregg took a no-no into the seventh.
  Fels 12, Boys' Latin 2: Eliantonio Martinez spun a five-inning one-hitter (infield single) with 10 Ks. Even better, he went 2-for-3 with two triples and eight RBI.
  Edison 11, Phila. Academy 1: Johnny Pagan pitched a three-hitter over six frames (10 whiffs) and Nate Coronado went 3-for-3 with a homer and two RBI.
  Saul 18, Bartram 2: Ryan Zamorski's two-run double supported Bill Lehr.
  Germantown 12, Southern 11: Reliever Manny Castellanos yielded three hits over the final five innings and became a winner thanks to frosh Clinton Hickson's two-run single. Tavio Thomas clubbed a three-run homer.
  Kensington 10, Lincoln 8: Emanuel Rivera struck out eight in 4.2 innings and Alex Rosario went 3-for-5 with a double, triple, three RBI.
  Randolph 11, Science Lead. 6: Kevin Butler (double, two triples, three RBI) and Derrick Gregory (two hits, two RBI) enabled Justo Rodriguez to claim the win.
  Furness 13, Eng. and Science 11: Daquan Bohannan won in relief of Ryan Gonzalez. The game's last out was recorded at third on a perfect relay from from centerfielder Andrew Scott to shortstop Gonzalez to third baseman Joe Barrett.

APRIL 27
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
  Bonner 10, Roman 1: Matt Dolan allowed three hits over six innings while Kevin Tarpey and Jim Murphy halved four hits/RBI.
  Carroll 21, McDevitt 1: Steve Stortini pitched a four-inning two-hitter and Steve Dengler went 4-for-5 with two doubles for three RBI.
  Wood 3, Conwell-Egan 1: Sean McCloskey posted a four-hitter and Kyle McCrossen went 2-for-2 with a double and homer for two RBI.
PUBLIC LEAGUE
  Central 12, GAMP 5: Anthony DeVito got the win, though Dom Raia homered.
  Washington 8, Franklin Towne 6: Dan Meade got the last out to save Jake Wright's win. Brian Reiss hammered a grand slam.
  Southern 18, Mastbaum 15: Winner Stephen King doubled twice for three RBI and one of those made it 16-15. Ed Dudley earned the save and cracked a solo homer.
  Bodine 10, Lincoln 9: Peter Montanez' two-run double made Kyle Lewis a winner. Max Alvarado's three-run triple was an early highlight.
  Overbrook 13, Bartram 3: Winner Shafeeq Coleman doubled twice en route to four RBI.
  Phila. Elec. 15, Bok 0: No details.

APRIL 26
INTER-AC LEAGUE
  Chestnut Hill 7, Haverford School 4: Dan Rosenbaum allowed four hits over six innings and Mike Hayes, the second reliever, notched the save. Rosenbaum went 2-for-3 with a walk, double and one RBI. Dan Hull posted a two-run double.
  Malvern 4, Episcopal 2: Chris O'Brien surrendered one hit, a single, and one walk while striking out seven. Drew Hayes bagged one RBI and scored a run.
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
  La Salle 6, Ryan 0: Nick Burns fanned five and walked one in a five-hitter while P.J. Acierno went 3-for-3 with three RBI.
  Roman 10, Bonner 7: Rich Houck won it with a three-run walkoff homer. Brandon Irwin posted a slam in the fourth. Winning pitcher Colin Cooke and Paolo Gambaro also homered for the Cahillites.
  SJ Prep 11, Judge 1: Ryan Winton allowed three hits in five frames. Kyle Gillen (4-for-4) and Shane Williams (3-for-4, double) scored three runs apiece.
PUBLIC LEAGUE
  Lamberton 8, West Phila. 7 (8 inn.): Leon Bynum fanned 14, yielded the same number of hits and scored the winning run (he was roaring down the line, trying to steal home) on a walkoff bloop single by Terrance Langford. For West, one of Terrell "Sleepy" Daye's three hits was a homer.
  King 17, Randolph 13: Dwayne McClutchen whiffed 14, permitted eight hits and went 2-for-3 with a double, two RBI and five runs scored. Taylor Smith added five stolen bases.
  Germantown 13, Bartram 3: Manny Castellanos pitched a three-hitter with 11 strikeouts over five innings and Tavio Thomas stole four bases while scoring three times.
  Furness 10, Mastbaum 0: Ryan Gonzalez spun a two-hitter with 11 whiffs, Felix Baez went 3-for-3 with three RBI and Daquan Bohannon scored four runs.
  Fels 22, Dobbins 12: Miguel Guadalupe sat down eight in three frames and Santiago Bravo-Tejada went 4-for-5 with a double and four RBI.
  Franklin 18, Strawberry Mansion 3: Khalil Coles crafted a four-inning one-hitter with nine Ks, and went 3-for-3 with two doubles, four RBI. Bryan Davenport added two RBI and scored three times.
  Del-Val 11, Freire 8: Rashaan Hawkins got the win. Tim Difore went 2-for-4 with a double and three RBI. Nick Dabney singled, doubled and tripled for one RBI.
  Science Leadership 17, Univ. City 6: Brandon Williams mowed down 13 in a five-inning three-hitter and Ian McClendon turned three hits, including a double, into five RBI.
  Bracetti 17, Boys' Latin 13: For Bracetti, which rallied from an 11-4 deficit, Jordano Rodriguez went 3-for-3 with a double, three-run homer and six RBI. Juan Roldan got the win.
  Southern 12, Overbrook 7: Marques DeLeon collected three doubles and four RBI to support Matt Culp.
  Gratz 12, Comm Tech 10: No details.

APRIL 25
PUBLIC LEAGUE
  Frankford 16, Central 7: Ricky Alvarez allowed two hits over 3.2 innings to win in relief. Omar Cruz (three RBI) and Kevin Montero had solo homers and Israel Diaz went 4-for-5 with two RBI. Central's Mark Gervasi laced a pair of RBI doubles.
  GAMP 6, Franklin Towne 5: Joe Manfre got the win. Dom Raia (3-for-4) created a 5-5 tie with a triple in a five-run visiting sixth, then Desmond Drummond scored on a fielder's choice.
  Masterman 13, Esperanza 3: Winner David Ashbridge slammed a three-run homer.
  Washington 12, Northeast 1: Jake Wright's two-run homer supported Dan Yost.
  Bok 13, Kensington 5: Steve Ross struck out eight in a four-hitter and Derek Gregg went 3-for-4 with a triple and grand slam en route to eight RBI.
  Prep Charter 10, Phila. Academy 0: Mike Borelli fanned nine in a one-hitter (six innings) and Steve Miraglia went 2-for-3 with a homer and three RBI.
  Fels 15, Overbrook 5: Winner Eliantonio Martinez added a double, five RBI and three runs scored.
  Phila. Elec. 12, Olney 2: Chuck Fitzgerald allowed one hit and Carl Green turned two triples into three RBI.
  Roxborough 12, Bodine 2: Ralph Martinez dismissed 11 in six frames and Tyler Renninger slammed a three-run homer.
  Edison 12, Lincoln 2: Winner Martin Nolasco went 3-for-4 with two doubles and four RBI. Nate Coronado added three hits, including a double, and two RBI.
  Swenson 13, Franklin LC 2: Jon Fox yielded two hits and fanned seven over five innings (no earned runs) and Hakeem Pearson launched a three-run homer en route to four RBI.
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
  Carroll 11, McDevitt 1: Eric McGough (three RBI) powered his fifth and sixth homers of the season and Bill McClatchy fanned seven in a six-inning three-hitter.
  Neumann-Goretti 11, Lansdale 1: Joe Gorman permitted five hits and went 2-for-3 with a double and three RBI. Mike "Zoom" Zolk bagged three RBI on three hits, including a double.

APRIL 21
  Frankford 11, Northeast 4: Brandon Gonzalez went six innings and supported himself by rapping two doubles. Omar Cruz doubled and homered for three RBI.

APRIL 20
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
  McDevitt 5, West Catholic 3: Matt Conroy collected two RBI on a fielder's choice and another on an infield single while Donny Baehr (one inning) saved Mike Halbherr's win. West's Blaize Schieler went 3-for-4 with a double, triple and one RBI.
  Conwell-Egan 5, Carroll 4: Beau Fleming (three innings) won in relief and John Murray's RBI single brought in the decisive run.
  La Salle 13, Judge 3: Joe Forcellini (three RBI) and Jules Arici halved six hits to support Brian Zielinski.
  Lansdale 13, Wood 6: Stefan Swaintek's two hits included a double and produced three RBI. Greg Meyle had three hits. Jon Motts got the win.
  Bonner 3, O'Hara 1: Matt Dolan allowed two hits in 6.1 innings and Ron Scull (RBI) fanned the last two batters.
  Roman 10, SJ Prep 4: Rich Houck smacked a triple en route to five RBI, Colin Cooke doubled and tripled and Erik DeLone allowed five hits.
INTER-AC LEAGUE
  Haver. School 7, Penn Charter 6: Vince Rondolone's two-run homer in the home fifth make it 7-5. Scott Safford earlier poled a three-run dinger. Eric Close allowed eight hits (Kenny Koplove's slam and Andrew Amaro's solo shot among them).
  Episcopal 4, Gtn. Academy 2: Brian Ruditys lashed a two-run double and Burk FitzPatrick spun a one-hitter with three walks and nine whiffs.
PUBLIC LEAGUE
  GAMP 11, Washington 0: Dom Raia pitched a six-inning one-hitter with one walk and 10 dismissals. Tyler Criniti went 4-for-4 with a double and three RBI. Joe Garofalo doubled twice.

APRIL 19
PUBLIC LEAGUE
   Bracetti 13, Eng. and Science 7: Jordano Rodriguez went 3-for-5 with a pair of doubles and five RBIs.

APRIL 18
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
  La Salle 8, Judge 2: Joe Forcellini went 2-for-3 with a walk and three RBI and Tyler Kozeniewski smacked a two-run double. Nick Burns (5 1/3) and Kevin Long combined on a one-hitter, Cory Kreamer's third-inning single.
  McDevitt 5, West 1: Kevin Moran spun a three-hitter with 13 strikeouts.
  Wood 8, Lansdale 7: The Vikings scored seven runs in the last two innings. Larry Brittingham saved Sean McCloskey's win.
  Carroll 7, Conwell-Egan 6: Eric McGough (3-for-3) and Justin Roman (3-for-4) had RBI singles in a six-run home seventh, making the school president, Fr. Edward Casey, a winner in his debut as the interim coach. The winning run scored on an error. Steve Sortini pitched one inning to get the W.
  Bonner 9, O'Hara 3: Jamie Juisti clubbed a two-run homer and Ron Scull went 3-for-4 with a double and one RBI. Marty McKeone got the win.
  SJ Prep 19, Roman 4: No details.

APRIL 15
INTER-AC LEAGUE
  Chestnut Hill 6, Penn Charter 1: Dan Rosenbaum tripled and whiffed seven in a four-hitter.
  Haver. School 11, Episcopal 3: Ryan Blake struck out nine in a three-hitter and Vince Rondolone used two hits to collect three RBI.
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
  Wood 9, Carroll 3: Jeff Courter fanned eight in a two-hitter while John Santospago and Larry Brittingham halved four RBI.
PUBLIC LEAGUE
  Central 7, Esperanza 6: Mike Cavallaro went 3-for-4 with a triple and two runs scored. Christian Gonzalez scored the decisive run on a passed ball, making reliever CJ Walsh a winner.
  Masterman 6, GAMP 3: Winner Harry Taggart went 2-for-3 with a triple and three RBI. Joey Powell turned two doubles into one RBI. GAMP's Sal Giafaglione homered.
  Prep Charter 5, Bok 3: Juwan Jordan fanned 11 while Michael Sandefur and Michael Borelli doubled.
  Southern 3, Furness 2: Stephen King dismissed 12 in a five-hitter, thus outdueling Ryan Gonzalez (16 Ks). Frankie Holt's two-run single keyed a three-run visiting seventh. Evan Harper had an RBI single in the home half.
  Franklin 16, Univ. City 0: Brandon Davenport spun a three-inning no-no and a caught stealing that followed a hit batter was the lone non-strikeout.
  Germantown 12, Bracetti 9: Miles Moore had two hits and as many RBI. Khary Redmond homered for the second day in a row. Tavio Thomas got the win.
  Comm Tech 11, Freire 1: Jahmeer Faulcon used three hits, including two doubles, to bag five RBI. David Jackson got the win.
  Boys' Latin 11, Eng. and Science 8: Omar Ortiz got the win, though Gus Jenkins tripled and scored three runs.
  Science Lead. 8, Lamberton 7: Marshall Johnston went 3-for-4 with a double, two triples and two RBI. John DeSalis added two RBI, three steals. Brandon Williams got the win.
  Phila. Elec. 5, Franklin LC 0: Thomas Hicks fanned eight in five frames and had two hits, two RBI.

APRIL 14
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
  Bonner 7, Ryan 0: Rich Young went 3-for-3 with a sac fly, homer and four RBI to support Matt Dolan (scattered seven hits).
  Judge 8, Roman 7: Shane Malone and Mike McLaughlin clubbed two-run homers in a six-run visiting sixth, making reliever Pat McLaughlin (no relation) a winner.
  O'Hara 9, SJ Prep 4: Jeff O'Reilly received support from Nick DiMarco (3-for-4, double, RBI, two runs scored).
  Neumann-Goretti 12, McDevitt 0: Mike "Zoom" Zolk went 3-for-4 while scoring thrice. Josh Ockimey added two hits, three RBI.
  Wood 15, Carroll 8: Brett McCrossen went 3-for-4 with a three-run homer and grand slam for seven RBI. His brother, Kyle, turned two dingers into four RBI. Larry Brittingham fanned 11 and all eight runs against him were unearned.
  Conwell-Egan 15, West Catholic 0: Matt Wagner allowed three hits and whiffed 10 in this four-inning game; also doubled and had three RBI. Daulton George added two hits, including a triple, and two RBI.
INTER-AC LEAGUE
  Gtn. Academy 8, Malvern 4 (9 inn.): Dan Hoy's three-run homer fueled the four-run visiting ninth. Ryan Dolan and Greg Guers also homered for GA. Aaron Novak got the win.
PUBLIC LEAGUE
  Central 13, Washington 5: Pete Rowe whiffed 14, walked none and carried a one-hitter through five innings. CJ Walsh went 3-for-4 with two doubles and six RBI. Julie Blancon added two hits, including a double, and three RBI.
  Esperanza 17, Northeast 1: Felix Torraca-Dedos got the win.
  Boys' Latin 15, Overbrook 5: Kyle Davis turned a double and three-run homer into five RBI. Jahlil Gregg had three RBI and a double among as many hits.
  West Phila. 13, Straw. Mansion 9: Will Monaghan got the win.
  Franklin 13, King 1: Brothers Bryan and Brandon Davenport split four RBI and the former won the hits contest, 3-2. Khalil Coles fanned 11 in a two-hitter (five innings).
  Saul 10, Furness 0: Only two errors kept Bill Lehr from posting a five-inning perfecto. Bob Tinney smacked a two-run homer.
  Fels 14, Germantown 10: Eliantonio Martinez went 4-for-5 with a double and three RBI and went 2.1 innings to save Luiz Baez-Roman's win. Germantown's Khary Redmond poled a three-run homer.

APRIL 13
PUBLIC LEAGUE
  Bracetti 6, Dobbins 1: Juan Roldan pitched a five-inning, rain-shortened, complete game, giving up one hit and striking out nine. Jorge Quinones went 2-for-3 with a pair of RBI.

APRIL 11
 PUBLIC LEAGUE
  Masterman 4, Washington 3: David Ashbridge fanned nine in six innings and Nate Vahedi notched the save despite a hairy seventh (last out with bases loaded). Vahedi had a two-run triple (only hit allowed by Dan Yost) in a three-run home sixth.
  Esperanza 15, Franklin Towne 8: Ralphy Ramos doubled and tripled to support Felix Torraca-Dedos.
  Frankford 15, GAMP 4: Hector Cerda got the win. Kevin Montero went 3-for-4 with two doubles and three RBI.
  Central 7, Northeast 5: Anthony Devito pitched three innings to win in relief. CJ Walsh doubled and tripled while Mike Cavallaro and Pete Rowe launched solo homers.
  Phila. Academy 8, Swenson 3: Trevor Newcomb (four innings) and Brian Walsh did the pitching. Swenson's Mike Amodei crunched a two-run homer.
  Prep Charter 6, Roxborough 3: Mike Borelli got the win, though Roxborough's Ralph Martinez struck out 14.
  Franklin LC 10, Olney 0: Davey O'Brien (4-for-4) and Rob Kissling (2-for-3) halved six RBI. Vince Carbonaro got the win.
   Edison 10, Phila. Elec. 0: Johnny Pagan pitched a two-hitter with 17 whiffs and one walk. Jonathan Maldonado went 3-for-3 with two RBI and Josh Fontanez doubled twice.
   Kensington 6, Bodine 1: Emanuel Rivera dismissed 16 and allowed three hits. Frosh Jamuel Cruz turned a double and homer into three RBI. Edgar Torres (two RBI) had a triple among three hits.
   Freire 7, West Phila. 6: Shaun Devlin got the win.
   Eng. and Science 18, Southern 6: David Tucker fanned seven in five innings and Brad Taylor bagged two singles, two triples, four RBI.
   Fels 10, Saul 6: Santiago Bravo-Tejada went 4-for-4 with a double and homer for five RBI. Mike Moya got the win.
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
   SJ Prep 6, O'Hara 1: Ryan Winton scattered six hits. Skyler Mornhinweg posted a double and distant solo homer.
  Ryan 5, Bonner 4: Kevin Mack allowed two hits, walked none and stroked two hits. Dan Stahl's two-run double in the sixth reversed a 4-3 deficit.
  Neumann-Goretti 12, McDevitt 0: Joe Gorman whiffed nine in three innings. Jimmy Kerrigan (3-for-3, double) and Dom Riverso (double) halved six RBI.
  Judge 9, Roman 3: Kurt Sowa fanned seven in six frames and Mike McLaughlin went 4-for-4 with a double and four RBI.
  Conwell-Egan 11, West 1: Matt Petrizzi got the win. Nick DiChristofaro turned two hits into three RBI while Tyler Custer had one double, two RBI.

APRIL 9
INTER-AC LEAGUE
  Penn Charter 2, Gtn. Academy 1: Kenny Koplove spun a three-hitter with eight strikeouts and Tucker Colton drove in the winning run in the home sixth after the top half featured an absolute solo bomb to right-center by Greg Guers.

APRIL 7
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
  O'Hara 4, Roman 0: Jeff O'Reilly clubbed a solo homer and pitched a two-hitter with five strikeouts. Matt Stoffere's leadoff triple in the sixth broke up O'Reilly's no-no.
  SJ Prep 5, Ryan 4 (10 inn.): The Hawks scored two in the home seventh, then one in the ninth (Joe Liciardello's sac fly) and 10th (Shane Williams' single).
  Bonner 9, La Salle 4 (9 inn.): The Friars exploded for five in the visiting ninth. Jim Haley went 5-for-5 with a triple and three RBI. Jim Murphy scored three runs.
PUBLIC LEAGUE
  Overbrook 6, Germantown 5: Shafeeq Coleman blew away 15 in a five-hitter and Kareem Terry's groundout brought home the decisive run.
  Saul 6, Southern 4: Bill Lehr fanned nine while Bob Tinney managed one RBI, one run scored.
  Dobbins 11, Bartram 7: Daquan "Day-Day" Brown got the win with help from Aaron James (two RBI) and Alex Jaquez (two runs scored). Bartram's Donovan Crawford bagged six RBI while doubling and tripling.
  Bodine 7, Olney 3: Kyle Lewis struck out in six innings and Jordan Velazquez went 3-for-3 with two doubles, a triple and two RBI.
  Randolph 10, Comm Tech 5: Justo Rodriguez whiffed 14 in a three-hitter. Devin Wheeler had three hits.
  Boys' Latin 8, Mastbaum 0: Omar Ortiz whiffed 12 while allowing three hits and Amir Tucker collected two RBI.
  W. Phila. 16, Univ. City 2: Henry Kidd dismissed 11 in a five-inning one-hitter and Marcus Rothmiller went 2-for-4 with four RBI.
  Fels 17, Furness 4: Santiago Bravo-Tejada tripled and homered.
  Franklin 18, Science Lead. 3: Bryan Davenport fanned eight in a four-inning two-hitter. His brother, Brandon, had two apiece of hits/RBI.
  Freire 16, Lamberton 1: Andrew Stewart added a double and four RBI to a four-inning three-hitter with eight Ks.
  Del-Val 19, King 9: Rashaan Hawkins (3-for-4, double, four RBI) supported Melvin Green.
  Roxborough 11, Kensington 10: For the losers, Ken Searle and Alex Rosario halved six hits and as many RBI.

  Straw. Mansion 13, Gratz 1: Vernon Holt whiffed 13 and doubled/tripled/homered for four RBI.

APRIL 6
PUBLIC LEAGUE
  GAMP 18, Esperanza 8: Tyler Criniti went 3-for-4 with a walk, triple and five RBI. After Esperanza's first eight batters reached base in the first, shortstop Dom Raia moved to the mound and allowed three hits in the six-inning game while fanning 10.
  Northeast 4, Franklin Towne 3: Ivan Pichardo won in relief and scored the decisive run in the home seventh on Sharif Gates' walkoff single (after singling and stealing two bases).
  Central 8, Masterman 1: Pete Rowe whiffed eight in six innings and Gabe Buchanan had three RBI.
  Frankford 16, Washington 8: Israel Diaz went 4-for-5 with four RBI and Hector Cerda clubbed a three-run homer. For Washington, Jake Wright smacked a 390-foot dinger.
  Swenson 6, Lincoln 3: Down by 3-0 with two away in the visiting seventh, Swenson expoded for a six-spot. Winning pitcher Jeff Durkin (triple; also 10 Ks) and Zach Finch (double) had hits worth two RBI apiece. Lincoln managed to get runners to second and third in the bottom half before Durkin's last K ended it.
  Prep Charter 8, Phila. Elec. 3: Robert Freer pitched a two-hitter with 16 strikeouts and seven walks. Joe Lind (4-for-4, double), Juwan Jordan and Mike Sanderfur (homers) paced the offense.
  Edison 8, Bodine 1: Nelson Coronado fired a two-hitter with 14 Ks and no walks.
  Bok 12, Olney 2: Derek Gregg fanned 11 in a six-inning three-hitter and went 3-for-3 with five RBI.
  Roxborough 12, Phila. Acad. 7: Frank Legrady whiffed seven in five frames and reliever John Spinks had three RBI.
  Furness 14, Dobbins 1: Ryan Gonzalez went 3-for-4 with five RBI and three runs scored in addition to pitching a no-hitter (five innings) with 13 strikeouts.
  Franklin 10, Randolph 3: Khalil Coles fanned eight in four hitless innings. Randolph's Kevin Butler, QB for Dobbins last fall, struck out 18 and walked 12.
  Bracetti 19, Overbrook 9: Anthony Vega recorded eight punchouts in five innings and frosh Kelvin Sabastro crunched a grand slam.
  Freire 9, King 6: Shaun Devlin allowed six apiece of hits/walks while striking out 17. He also went 2-for-3 with four steals and three runs scored.
  Kensington 9, Franklin LC 0: Emanuel Rivera pitched a two-hitter with 11 whiffs and went 2-for-3 with three RBI. Jose Morera went 4-for-4 with three RBI.
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
  Neumann-Goretti 3, Conwell-Egan 2: Elijah Resnick pitched a three-hitter and stroked a two-run single to erase a 2-1 deficit. John Snyder went 3-for-3.
  O'Hara 6, Roman 5: Franco Cuesta won it with a walkoff double. Mike Schneider homered.
  Ryan 7, SJ Prep 3: Kevin Mack received support from John "Milk" Rizzo (2-for-2, four RBI) and Eric Frain (three runs scored).
  Carroll 16, West 1: Joe Sparacino struck out 11 in a one-hitter (five innings). Justin Roman (3-for-3, double, three RBI) and Dan Santoleri (homer) were among his supporters.
  Lansdale 10, McDevitt 0: Nick Gulla pitched a five-inning no-no with seven Ks. Stefan Swaintek went 4-for-4 with three RBI.
   Bonner 6, La Salle 5 (8 inn.): The host Friars scored three in the seventh and one in the eighth. Ron Scull pitched the eighth and had an RBI triple. Jim Haley added two RBI.
 INTER-AC LEAGUE
  Chestnut Hill 4, Episcopal 2: Dan Rosenbaum fanned 12 in a three-hitter.
  Malvern 12, Penn Charter 2: Chris O'Brien struck out eight in five innings and Nick Bateman went 3-for-4 with two RBI.
  Gtn. Academy 13, Haverford School 9: Chris Harvey homered twice while Ryan Dolan and Greg Guers halved six RBI. For HS, Vince Rondolone and Ryan Blake also had three RBI.

APRIL 5
PUBLIC LEAGUE
  Boys' Latin 12, Germantown 7: Antonio Harris fanned 11 in five innings while Kyle Davis (three) and Omar Ortiz combined to score five runs. For Germantown, Tavio Thomas had a double and two RBI while Shaquille "Sideshow Bob" Graham thieved six bases.
  Straw. Mansion 17, Comm Tech 4: Winning pitcher Raekwon Dial doubled and Jymil Harmon went 4-for-5 with three runs scored.

APRIL 4
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
  Neumann-Goretti 9, Conwell-Egan 1: Joe Gorman went 2-for-3 with a walk and two RBI and pitched six innings of shutout ball while allowing two hits and fanning 13. Mike "Zoom" Zolk had three hits and scored as many runs.
  Carroll 14, West 2: Eric McGough (six RBI) hammered a double and homer for three RBI apiece.
  Lansdale 15, McDevitt 0: Jon Motts allowed one hit and fanned seven in the four-inning game. Support came mostly from Stefan Swaintek (three hits, four RBI) and Tyler Smith (two, three).
PUBLIC LEAGUE
  Masterman 9, Frankford 8: David Ashbridge got the win and went 2-for-3 with 5 RBI and a grand slam to make it 9-7. For Frankford, Agusto Ortega went 3-for-4 with two RBI.
  Northeast 6, GAMP 3: Howard Lynn whiffed nine in five innings and helped himself with a two-run double.
  Central 7, Franklin Towne 0: Anthony DeVito surrendered two hits in five frames and Mike Cavallaro doubled and tripled while scoring twice.
  Washington 5, Esperanza 1: Manny Martinez and John Santos had RBI in a two-run second. Dan Meade got the win.
  Mastbaum 16, Bartram 1: Jordan Smith went 3-for-4 with a double and triple for four RBI. Zach Devalos bagged three hits, including a double.
  Edison 11, Roxborough 1: Johnny Pagan fanned eight and walked none in a five-inning three-hitter. He also launched a solo homer.
  Phila. Elec. 8, Kensington 6: Chuck Fitzgerald got the win though Jose Marero caused damage (4-for-4, double, three RBI).
  Lincoln 12, Olney 3: Alexis Salano and Jairo Bautista (nine Ks) worked three innings apiece and Carlos Mejia-Perez had two RBI.
  Prep Charter 9, Swenson 0: Mike Borelli (two-hitter, 11 Ks) received two-RBI support from Mike Sanderfur. Swenson's Josh Durkin whiffed 13 and only three runs were earned.
  Phila. Academy 8, Bok 0: Brian Walsh blew away nine while getting touched for two hits. Trevor Newcomb doubled and tripled.
  Franklin LC 13, Bodine 11 (9 inn.): Robert Kissling's triple plated the first of two runs in the visiting ninth. Winner Vincent Carbonaro helped himself with a double.
  Franklin 15, Lamberton 0: Khalil Coles pitched a three-inning no-hitter with seven whiffs. Charlie Mills (2-for-3, double, four RBI) and Brandon Davenport (2-for-2, triple, three RBI) fueled the offense.

MARCH 30
PUBLIC LEAGUE
  GAMP 5, Central 4: A two-run single by Desmond Drummond tied the game at 4-4 in the visiting seventh, then Dom Raia scored on a wild pitch. Raia and losing pitcher Pete Rowe (15 strikeouts) tossed matching four-hitters.
  Frankford 13, Esperanza 2: Omar Cruz and Kevin Montero halved six hits in as many at-bats.
  Washington 8, Franklin Towne 3: Tom Marano had the game’s only extra-base hit, a two-run double in a five-run third. Daniel Meade had eight strikeouts over seven innings.
  Masterman 8, Northeast 2: Chris Woods hit a three-run double in the first inning for the Blue Dragons, whose Nate Vahedi allowed four hits, struck out nine and walked none.
   Phila. Elec. 7, Phila. Acad. 5: Sophomore Tom Hicks pitched the first six innings and also got the first out of the seventh, moving to first base with a 7-2 lead. The relief pitcher later walked in three straight runs and Hicks returned with the bases loaded, striking out the final two batters. He also went 2-for-3 and scored twice.
  Kensington 11, Olney 1: Kenny Searle pitched a three-hitter and helped himself with a three-run triple and a three-run homer.
  Edison 16, Franklin LC 1: Joshua Fontanez finished 3-for-4 with four runs scored and four RBI.
  West Phila. 12, King 2: Henry Kidd pitched a two-hitter, striking out 11 and walking two.
  Prep Charter 9, Bodine 2: Juwan Jordan pitched a four-hitter and Michael Borelli was 3-for-3 with two triples.

MARCH 29
PUBLIC LEAGUE
  Fels 15, Bartram 0: Eliantonio Martinez recorded all 12 outs on whiffs in a four-inning one-hitter (single by Darnell "DJ" Edwards) and ended the game with an inside-the-park grand slam. Michael Moya went 2-for-2 with a walk and three RBI.
  Science Lead. 16, Gratz 5: Ian McClendon had a three-run homer and two more RBI in a 10-run fifth. Anthony Seeley (2-for-3, three RBI) also supported Jeff Schwartz.
  Franklin 18, West Phila. 1: Khalil Coles spun a six-inning no-hitter with 11 strikeouts and three walks. Bryan Davenport had a three-run triple, four RBI.
  Furness 3, Boys' Latin 2: Ryan Gonzalez fanned 12 in a six-hitter and stroked an RBI single to win it. BL's Antonio Harris mowed 13 in his first varsity start.
  Saul 15, Germantown 5: Bob Tinney went 3-for-4 with two RBI to make Bill Lehr (four innings) a winner. G-town's Tavio Thomas bagged a double and three-run homer.
  Del-Val 16, Comm Tech 13: Donald Patterson went 3-for-4 with a double and two RBI in support of Rashaan Hawkins (12 Ks).
  Straw. Mansion 6, Randolph 5: Vernon Holt blew away 16 batters in a four-hitter and Brandon Baynard's RBI double brought home Rashaun Festus with the game-winner.
  Univ. City 18, Lamberton 14: Brandy Norel struck out seven in three innings, Desmond Smith scored four times and Jermiah Higans doubled and tripled for five RBI.
 Overbrook 23, Dobbins 11: Percy Allen fanned eight and walked 10 in four frames while Aaron James went 4-for-4 with two RBI.
 Bracetti 11, Southern 6: Juan Roldan got the win and Jorge Quinones went 2-for-3 with four RBI.

MARCH 28
PUBLIC LEAGUE
  Washington 15, Northeast 3: Tom Marano pitched a five-inning complete-game and helped himself with a single, a triple and three runs batted in.
  Frankford 15, Central 5: In a rematch of the 2010 Public League title game, Omar Cruz struck for a single, a double, scored three runs and knocked in six runs.
  GAMP 6, Fkn Towne 3: Dom Raia’s two-run homer highlighted a three-run outburst by GAMP in the fifth inning.
  Masterman 2, Esperanza 1: Josh Godbolt crushed an RBI double in the sixth inning and drove in Chris Woods with the winning run.
  Phila. Academy 5, Kensington 4: Jorge Martinez drove in Mike Sullivan with the game-winning run in the fifth inning.
  Lincoln 12, Franklin LC 6: Francisco Santos collected four hits with a double and a triple and drove in four runs.
  Bok 8, Bodine 5: Derek Gregg pitched a complete game four-hitter and struck out 14, walked one and hit a home run.
  Roxborough 16, Olney 1: Frank Legrady hit a three-run homer, drove in four runs and earned the win on the mound.
  Phila. Elec. 5, Swenson 2: Chuck Fitzgerald went the distance and tossed a no-hitter with 13 strikeouts and two walks.
  Edison 1, Prep Charter 0: Winning pitcher Johnny Pagan struck out 14 and walked just one while giving up five hits. Miguel Delgado knocked in the winning run in the bottom of the seventh inning.

MARCH 25
 PUBLIC LEAGUE
  Bracetti 15, Saul 8: Jose Reyes hit a single, a double and drove in four runs.
  Boys’ Latin 13, Dobbins 5: Omar Ortiz went the distance on the mound and struck out 13. Malik Saunders powered the Warriors’ offense with two singles and a double.
   Straw. Mansion 7, Lamberton 2: Vernon Holt pitched a five-inning two-hitter, struck out 13 and also belted an RBI triple, a single and scored twice.
   Freire 12, Univ. City 1: Shaun Devlin tossed a five-inning one-hitter and picked up 11 strikeouts while Brian Mobley drove in a pair of runs for the Dragons.
  Franklin 8, Del-Val 0: Brandon Davenport struck out 14 batters while pitching into the seventh inning and also contributed three hits and scored three times.
  Germantown 13, Eng. and Science 3: Tavio Thomas hit a double, walked three times, stole five bases and scored five times and Kyree Redmond allowed one hit and struck out six to earn the win in relief.
  Science Lead. 25, Comm Tech 8: Freshman Jeff Schwartz was 4 for 4 with 3 RBIs and was the winning pitcher. Brandon Williams added 3 singles and drove in 5 runs.