Norwich clinches pony league division title
Evening Sun Report
Baseball
OTSENANGO PONY LEAGUE
Norwich I 5, Hamilton 2 (8 innings)
HAMILTON – Norwich I clinched the Otsenango Pony League Division A title Thursday evening beating second-place Hamilton for the second time this season.
Norwich (8-0) has won league titles the past two seasons, and earned a spot in the eight-team playoffs scheduled later this week.
Tied with Hamilton at 2-2 entering the seventh, Kevin Stockwell unlocked the tie with a two-run triple to score Jake Walsh and Chris Trevisani. Stockwell made it a three-run cushion when he came in on Cody Brady’s RBI single.
Walsh finished with two runs scored, and the outfield trio of Stockwell, Colin Fern, and Brady came up with several big plays, said head coach Tim Thompson.
Trevisani pitched four innings of relief striking out five and giving up no earned runs to earn the victory.
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WP–Chris Trevisani, LP- Harris
Oxford 16, Edmeston 9
OXFORD – The top four batters in Oxford’s lineup collected nine of their team’s 11 hits in an Otsenango Pony League win over Edmeston Thursday.
Number two hitter Matt Moore led the way with a 3-for-4 day driving in four runs. Angelo Gonzalez, Richard Ryan, and Kevin Davis all added two hits apiece. Davis pitched three innings of relief giving up one unearned run to notch the victory.
Oxford extended its lead to 8-2 with five runs in the bottom of the second. Moore, Ryan, and Davis all drove in runs.
Clayton Lyon led Edmeston with three hits and two RBI.
Score by Innings R H E
Edm. 203 100 3 9 7 2
Oxfd 350 134 0 16 11 7
WWP–Davis, LP–C. Lyon. Doubles: (O) R. Ryan (2). Triples: (O) A. Gonzalez.
Baseball
OTSENANGO PONY LEAGUE
Norwich I 5, Hamilton 2 (8 innings)
HAMILTON – Norwich I clinched the Otsenango Pony League Division A title Thursday evening beating second-place Hamilton for the second time this season.
Norwich (8-0) has won league titles the past two seasons, and earned a spot in the eight-team playoffs scheduled later this week.
Tied with Hamilton at 2-2 entering the seventh, Kevin Stockwell unlocked the tie with a two-run triple to score Jake Walsh and Chris Trevisani. Stockwell made it a three-run cushion when he came in on Cody Brady’s RBI single.
Walsh finished with two runs scored, and the outfield trio of Stockwell, Colin Fern, and Brady came up with several big plays, said head coach Tim Thompson.
Trevisani pitched four innings of relief striking out five and giving up no earned runs to earn the victory.
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WP–Chris Trevisani, LP- Harris
Oxford 16, Edmeston 9
OXFORD – The top four batters in Oxford’s lineup collected nine of their team’s 11 hits in an Otsenango Pony League win over Edmeston Thursday.
Number two hitter Matt Moore led the way with a 3-for-4 day driving in four runs. Angelo Gonzalez, Richard Ryan, and Kevin Davis all added two hits apiece. Davis pitched three innings of relief giving up one unearned run to notch the victory.
Oxford extended its lead to 8-2 with five runs in the bottom of the second. Moore, Ryan, and Davis all drove in runs.
Clayton Lyon led Edmeston with three hits and two RBI.
Score by Innings R H E
Edm. 203 100 3 9 7 2
Oxfd 350 134 0 16 11 7
WWP–Davis, LP–C. Lyon. Doubles: (O) R. Ryan (2). Triples: (O) A. Gonzalez.
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