STUDENT

 

V-TECH SYSTEMS versus PREFERRED COMPUTER SERVICES: Amanda Nealy, Anney Daski and Samatha Testanero hit the ball well as Kelly VanVeen and Jennifer Perez played well in the field.

 

GIRLS U10

 

MY PLACE 9, DRUG CENTER 1: Renata Villareal belted a home run and drove in three runs and Beemish Ansari collected a pair of RBI to lead My Place. Jenna Legros and Sam Ross both pitched well. For Drug Center, Makena Cunningham had a pair of hits, Meghan Dolyak hit the ball well, and Jennie Samson and Kelly Lindell both had fine performances.

CHUBBY’S DELI 17, KOSCHEL BUS (#16) 8: Gina Fenaroli had three hits, including a bases-loaded triple, to lead Chubby’s Deli to the win. Rachel Rowan had a pair of hits with two RBI, pitched well, and played well at second base. Laura Rice contributed a pair of hits. For Koschel, Laura Frattaroli had a big hit in the third inning, which was followed by a grand slam off the bat of Meb Barbour (her second HR of the season). Meghan Dawley played sparkling defense.

MY PLACE 7, AIRE SERV HEATING & AC 6: Jenna Legros and Sam Ross pitched well as Renata Villareal, Rebeca Reed and Taylor Truchess were defensive standouts. Ann Hull, Taylor Ansbro and Beemish Ansari sparked the offense. For Aire Serv, Sarah Shannon belted a home run and Samantha Lockhart hit the ball well. Jillian Lemma and Kathleen Brown played well in the field.

MY PLACE 14, BOB TENDLER REAL ESTATE 1: Samantha Ross and Jenna Legros pitched well to lead My Place to the win. Rebecca Reed and Renata Villareal made good defensive plays and Annie Hull and Stephanie Villa powered the offense. For Tendler, Maxx Zimmer, Kate Bowen and Doyna Djonne pitched well while Michelle O’Rourke, Nikki Haylon, Erin Fish and Cate Waterhouse had good games.

CHUBBY’S DELI 14, DR GELLERT’S BRACES 13: Kaila Harrington had three hits and four RBI to lead Chubby’s. Chelsea Fay added three hits and three RBI and pitched three solid innings. Rachel Rowan also pitched well.

 

GIRLS U12

 

NEWTOWN HARDWARE 14, NEWTOWN INSURANCE 12: Alexa Faeth had a triple and two RBI to spark Newtown Hardware to its win. Stephanie Manning added a pair of hits. Katie Midlite pitched four solid innings while Ali Swink was strong defensively behind the plate. For Newtown Insurance, Melissa Shepard banged out a triple while Erin Ruddock added a double. Shepard, Sara Greenfield and Claire Berlioux pitched well.

TAUNTON PRESS 18, EXECUTIVE LANDSCAPING 12: Hillary Smith clouted a grand slam home run to help lift Taunton Press to the win. Jenny Iodice, Tara Meehan and Ellen Bunio scored two runs apiece and Holly O’Day pitched well. For Executive, Desiree Rosato was 3-for-3 with a grand slam of her own. Danielle LaFrancesca had a pair of hits while Angela Viesto played well defensively and Bailey Saltzman had a solid pitching effort.

NEWTOWN HARDWARE 16, DR CURTIS BECK 9: Sally Tabler belted a home run and made some solid defensive plays to lead Newtown Hardware to the win. Kelsey Cantore banged out a pair of hits while Allison McEmber and Tricia Reed played well. For Dr Beck, Alicia Johnston (double play) and Hillary Moskowitz were strong on defense. Elsa Gillis had a clutch hit.

THE QUIET COMPANY 11, EASTON 9: Kyla Miles banged a two-run home run in the bottom of the sixth to cap a come-from-behind win for The Quiet Company. Jenna Van Waalwijk pitched four innings of one-hit ball with eight strikeouts. Kate Kokowski was 2-for-3 at the plate. For Easton, Kaitlin Jones pitched well while Regan Lane led the offense with a pair of hits. Kaitlin Collins scored the tying run in the top of the sixth, forcing The Quiet Company to rally.

NEWTOWN HARDWARE 19, TAUNTON PRESS 6: Kyrsten Johnson did a great job in the field, as did Brittany Pasko, to lead Newtown Hardware. Amanda LaPorta hit well. For Taunton, Jessica DiVanno, Celeste Villafano and Katie Rose Crevier had solid games.

DR LANDIN 16, KENDRO LABS 13: Ali Legros, Ashley Gabor, Lisa Alberico and Tory Marlin banged out three hits and scored three runs apiece to lead Dr Landin to the win. Katie VanVien, Lindsey Greene, Kate Kelleher and Stephanie Corleto played well in the field. For Kendro, Sam O’Donnell had a pair of doubles and two runs scored while Sophie Cerreta had two singles and two runs scored. Amanda Tamborino banged out a pair of hits and Remy Ball played solid defense.

NORTHERN WOODWORKS 16, KENDRO LABS 16: Valerie Nezvesky banged out a pair of triples and Kate Levasseur had a pair of doubles and four RBI to lead Northern Woodworks. Sammie Ciaccia singled twice, doubled and stole home and Jessica Cosgrove doubled and played great at first base. For Kendro, Kellie Datin banged out three hits, Jacky Us had two hits, and Katie Datin scored three runs. Jen Iassogna and Jen Blauvelt pitched well.

BUZZANO CONSTRUCTION 16, NORTHERN WOODWORKS 16: Kayla Koschel and Rachel Nicolosi each went 4-for-4 to power Buzzano. Becky Huot and Jennifer Truchess played well in the field. For Northern, Valerie Nezvesky had a single, two doubles, and a home run while Maricate Conlon had a single and double. Amanda Lindblom and Rachel Warburton also played well.

THE QUIET COMPANY 13, BUZZANO CONSTRUCTION 13: Amanda Chontos was 4-for-4 with five RBI to lead The Quiet Company. Sara Peters was 3-for-3 while Kate Kokowski and Jenna Moser were solid in the field. For Buzzano, Kate DeSimone and Becky Huot each went 3-for-3. Kayla Koschel pitched well and Jessica Perez and Danielle Nicolosi led the D.

THE QUIET COMPANY 18, DR STEVE LANDIN 8: Karlie Beitel was 3-for-5 and Adeline Fulmer was 3-for-4 as The Quiet Company rolled to another win. Jaclyn Van Waalwijk (playing up from the U10 division) was 2-for-3 and played great defense at shortstop. For Dr Landin, Mary Cozas did a fine job behind the plate, Sally Tabler had a pair of hits, and Lindsay Green pitched well in relief.

THE QUIET COMPANY 19, DR STEVE LANDIN 18: Abby Atkinson was 3-for-3 with an RBI triple and Amanda Chontos was 2-for-4 with a pair of doubles and five RBI to lead The Quiet Company to the win. Jaclyn Van Waalwijk made the game-ending defensive play. For Dr Landin, Meredith Palo led the defense, Ashley Gabor pitched well, and Victoru Maren had a good day at the plate.

GIRLS U14

 

WALKER INDUSTRIAL 19, McCHORD ENGINEERING 7: Caitlin Dalton pitched well and Katie O’Connor and Tara Ryan were strong in the field to lead Walker. For McChord, Christina Wolf singled and drove in a run while Corey Stokes and Angela Browning both singled and scored. Caitlin Thursland had a fine defensive game at shortstop.

WALKER INDUSTRIAL 12, PEDIATRIC HEALTH CARE 9: Ashley Ferris led the offense as Amie Walston and Lindsay Chimileski pitched well to lead Walker to the win. For Pediatric, Grace Hubina pitched well as Emily Nezvesky and Kristin Defilippe led the offense with two hits apiece. Shannon Petrasanta was solid in the field.

ADVANTAGE LOAN 16, McCHORD ENGINEERING 6: Lauren Cascia was 4-for-4 with 5 RBI while Kate DiVanno had three hits to power Advantage Loan to the win. Lean Herity scored four times while Becky Lukeris scored three times and played solid defense. For McChord, Theresa Villafano and Christina Wolf each went 2-for-2 while Angela Browning drove in a run.

ADVANTAGE LOAN 20, WALKER INDUSTRIAL 18: Lauren Cascia cracked a home run as Sam Barry, Ashley Jones and Lauren Reed collected two hits apiece to lead Advantage past Walker. For Walker, Krystal Ferris belted a pair of home runs, Tara Ryan had two hits, and Caitlin Dalton pitched well.

NEWTOWN HARDWARE 20, DR CURTIS BECK 8: Stephanie Manning and Ali Swink each swatted a grand slam home run to power the Newtown Hardware offense. Alexa Faeth collected four hits and Jenna Legros pitched three strong innings. For Dr Beck, Alex Rodriguez had a good day at the plate and in the field while Sara Regensburger and Elsa Gillis had solid performances.

ADVANTAGE LOAN 14, JP MAGUIRE ASSOCIATES 8: Courtney Brunton homered and Caity Durkin had a pair of hits to lead Advantage to the win. Leah Herity and Ashley Jones played solid defense and constributed hits to the offense. For JP Maguire, Christie Caruso, Michelle Serock, Allie Hornak and Danielle Iodice fueled the offense as Dana Wark and Sara Fogliano were strong in the field.

TEAM  W-L

Advantage Loan     4-1-0

Walker Industrial   3-2-0

JP Maguire             2-1-0

Lexington Gardens                1-0-1

Pediatric Health    0-3-1

McChord Engineering           0-3-0