Black River wins wild Class A softball opener in 7th inning
In Wellington, Black River Maurer Photography edges Wellington Krosse 17-16 after bases loaded in the seventh. Reese Kelling sparked the rally with a key hit as Keystone Milton Trucking, Midview Reaser Construction, and Buckeye Perkins also advanced. Mojack dominated for Milton Trucking. Oberlin, Midview, and Columbia battled in other early games with Buckeye and North Ridgeville awaiting next round.
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Wellington
Black River
Reese Kelling
Black River Maurer
Wellington Krosse
Hot Stove
Wellington Community Park
Kelling
Buckeye Hartshorn
Keystone Milton Trucking
Midview Reaser Construction
Wellington Gallion
Oberlin Herrick’s
Columbia Brookside Tax
Buckeye Perkins
Brooklyn Mojack
Milton Trucking
Chris Sweeney
Chronicler.com
Keystone
Midview
Oberlin
Buckeye
Columbia
Avon 12U All-Stars start season with win over Cuyahoga Falls North
Avon’s 12 and under All-Stars opened district play with a 6-1 victory over Cuyahoga Falls North. Pitcher Teddy Budinger fanned 10 over five innings, while Avon built a four-run sixth inning on key hits from Ryan Lysle and Adam Butler. Avon’s defense also stifled the opponent with multiple outs at the bases.
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AVON
Cuyahoga Falls North
Brian Putka
Ryan Lysle
Adam Butler
Lysle
Budinger
Cuyahoga Falls
Putka
Paul Williams
Chronicles
Avon City
Falls North
Butler Vallee
Goins Givens
Putka Lambes
Novak
Budinger Trombetto Schneckenburgerd
Cox Rush
Cordell Mellroy
Zocchi Capretta
Duganier Magill Lysle
Cox
Givens
Lambes
Avon Powers Past Elyria In Five Inning Baseball Clash
Avon pulled away with eight hits and a six run outburst, scoring in every inning except the third. Ethan Stouts single drove in Cody Stipe for Avon’s first run, Troy Loach hit an inside the park homer, and Blake Elder delivered a key defensive play. Elyria, led by coach Shawn Jockel, struggled to string together rallies though they did push across a third inning run on successive hits. The Panthers move to the losers bracket while Elyria awaits a Wednesday rematch against Ellet or Tallmadge.
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Oberlin
Midview
Dezirne Thomas
Thomas
Masuge
Elyria
Ethan Stout
Cody Stipe
Blake Elder
Amari Lind
Avon
Elder
Pintar
Mike
Ben Shaffner
Carter Jenny
Shaffner
Jackson Brokaw
Grant Barr
Austin Wolfe
Troy Loach
Damien Rodriguez
Ellet Or
Tallmadge
Garrett Scott
Preston Hemlinger
Donovan Young
Shawn Jockel
Indians top Tribe as Lindor, Ramirez pace 3-1 win in Oakland
Francisco Lindor and Jose Ramirez led Cleveland with multi hit games and three RBIs each as Edwin Encarnacion joined the 60 RBI club. Paul Blackburn struggled early, allowing six runs in 4 2 3 innings, yet the Indians built a 3 1 victory behind strong offense and timely baserunning at Progressive Field.
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Francisco Lindor
Carrasco
Paul Blackburn
Indians
Oakland
Blackburn
Lindor
Francona
Cleveland
Michael Brantley
Jose Ramirez
Edwin Encarnacion
Ramirez
Encarnacion
Boston
David Ortiz
Manny Ramirez
Victor Martinez
Travis Hainer
Jhonny Peralta
Progressive Field
Kraus leads Crushers in limited win over Florence
Kraus, a Lake Erie alum from Lakewood, worked 118 pitches for a 3-4 record and 3.70 ERA, fanning seven with one walk in an 4 0 victory over Florence. Xavier Turner and Ricky Ramirez Jr produced early offense, while injuries thin the Crushers' lineup as Donny Mumay was released prior to the game.
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Kraus
Lake Erie
Lakewood
Freedom
Sandusky High
Xavier Turner
Crushers
Sean Renzi
Ricky Ramirez Jr
Florence
Jordan Brower
Roth
Kevin LaChance
Sean Hurley
Cameron Newell
the Crushers
Donny Mumay
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North Ridgeville
Diamond Belles
Keystone Senghas Construction
Midview Rozanski
Alexa Gallion
Little League
Viaje
Tim Gebharat
Msn.com
Mallory
Hemlinger
Chris Assenheimer
Cassenheimer
Chroniclet.com
Cawesomeheimer
Mike Perry
Abbi
Abbi Hill
Lopes
Brower
Hutcheon Ewing Meyer Wark
McKeithan
Turner Lenahan Ramirez Jr
Trimble Williams Berges
Heck Brown
Wobrock
Williams
Turner
Berges
Lenahan
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