Barker rallied for a run in the bottom of the seventh inning to nip visiting Lockport 1 8-7 this evening to stay unbeaten at 3-0 in the Lockport Midget ‘A’ League.A double by Preston Harris plated the game winner. Harris and Mike Snell both had 3 hits on the night.

Barker had jumped out to an early 5-0 lead after two innings but Lockport 1 rallied to knot the contest in the fourth.

A two-run triple by Brad Wilson put Barker back up 7-5 in the fifth but Lockport again answered with a pair of tallies in the top of the seventh to briefly retie the contest at 7-7.

Four players – Eddie Wasnock, Kyle MacDonald, Chauncy Mckee and Snell – shared in the pitching chores for Barker. Wasnock pitched the first three innings striking out 5.

Barker next hosts Lyndonville on June 28.

The Albion U12 girls soccer team blanked the visiting Pittsford Mustang Lions 5-0 Wednesday.

Abby Scanlan scored the first goal, followed by a goal by Ally Knaak. to make it 2-0 at the half.

Scanlan scored two more times in the second half, one of them off an assist from Knaak.

Elisa Bropst put the last goal in off an assist from Scanlan.

Sydney Mulka earned the shut out in goal as the defense was anchored by Leah Pritchard, Emily Harling, and Charley London.

Now at 3-1-2. Albion next hosts Batavia SC Green this evening.

The Medina U12 Soccer Club upended the Grand Island Impact 7-1 this week.Jack Whipple opened the high scoring affair with a corner kick that led to a Grand Island own goal. Jackson Moreland followed on an assist from Cole Seefeldt. Wyatt Zelazny registered an unassisted goal after Xander Payne stymied an offensive effort by the Impact.

In the second half, Roman Heinsler capitalized on another beautiful corner kick from Whipple. Zaric Boyce scored on an assist from Samuel Kingsbury. Aiden Owczarczak tallied an unassisted goal and Zelazny doubled on an assist by Payne.

Grand Island’s lone goal occurred on a penalty kick.

The Dynamites got a little payback for their first lose of the season with an 11-5 win at Lancaster against the Red Jackets on Tuesday night in Boys of Summer league play.The Dynamites scored 2 quick runs in the first on a two out double by Joe Cecchini. A lead-off double by Iverson Poole and a walk set up the threat.

Lancaster answered back in the bottom of the inning but were held to just the 2 runs on some great defense and good pitching by Brian Baes.

The Red Jackets took a 3-2 lead in the third but Baes again pitched out of trouble leaving runners in scoring position.

The Dynamites bats got going again in the third on lead off singles by Kaeden Wisnieski and Poole. Javon Jones singled in Wisnieski and Thomas Russo doubled in Poole. Cecchini then hit his second double of the day driving in both runners.  Aidan Paul then hit a double over the center fielders head. Jay Heideman hit a single to advance Paul to third and two straight walks plated in another run to make a run total of 5 in the inning.

Paul started on the mound in the third and got out of a walk caused bases loaded jam with an inning ending strikeout. He also stuck out 3 in the fourth to keep the lead at 7-3.

Up 7-4, the Dynamites scored 3 more runs in the sixth.  Baes and Wisnieski both had one out singles and scored on a double by Poole. Poole stole home on a past ball after stealing third giving the Dynamites a 10 to 3 lead .

Singles by Paul and Xander Payne and a walk loaded the bases in the seventh and Wisnieski followed up with an RBI single.

Poole finished the Red Jackets retiring the last three batters he faced with one strike out.

At the plate, Poole and Wisnieski had 3 hits. Cecchini and Paul had 2  while Baes, Payne, Heideman, Russo and Jones all added one.

Improving to 6 and 4 in the league and 23-10 overall, the Dynamites are in third place in the league. Thursday night in Hartland, the Dynamites face the second place team Titans Baseball.

Photos by Cheryl Wertman – Hannah Kenward of the Medina U12 Fillies slides safely into second base as Cambria shortstop Amanda Hill tries to make the tag. The action took place during Tuesday’s Metro Girls Softball League game at Butts Park which was won by Cambria.

Building up a 12-0 lead, Cambria went on to defeat the host Medina U12 Fillies 17-4 Tuesday in a Metro Girls Softball League game at Butts Park.

Reanna Perkins, who pitched the first 3 innings registering 3 strikeouts, hit a first inning home run to ignite the offense for Cambria which broke the game open with 6 runs in the third and 4 more in the fourth.

Fillies first baseman Gracie Hughes awaits the throw as Cambria’s Karen Choate crosses the bag.

Medina blanked Cambria in the fifth with outs by shortstop Ryan Olles, first baseman Faithann Vanderwalker and left fielder Carina Kingsbury.

Medina then got on the scoreboard in the home half of the frame with three runs on a single from Lexi Hare, a hit by pitch by Hannah Kenward, and an RBI single by Paige Adkins.

The Fillies other run came in the sixth on a single by Chloe Stinson and an RBI double by Gracie Hughes but the bases were left loaded.

Hare and Oberther shared the pitching duties in the circle for the Fillies.

Hare had two hits on the evening as Olles had the Fillies other hit.

Lexi Hare delivers a pitch for the Fillies.

Photo by Cheryl Wertman

Scoring two quick goals in the first 15 minutes, Clarence went on to defeat host Medina 6-0 this evening in a Buffalo and Western New York Junior Soccer League U17 Division game at Vets Park.

Clarence, which led 4-0 at the half, improves to 3-1-1.

Here Matt Hess kicks the ball upfield for Medina which is now 2-3.

Improving to 3-2, Medina edged past host Akron 2-1 this evening in a Buffalo and Western New York Junior Soccer League U19 Division game.Colm Cooper and Bailey Hudson scored the goals for Medina.

Jr. Wilson’s swept a doubleheader victory Monday night to improve to .500 in the Medina Women’s Softball ‘A’ League, beating Orleans Vets 7-2 in the first game, and besting O’Brien’s 16-0 in the nightcap.

A double by Randi Scholes and singles by Jen Knaak and Ashlee Salisbury put Orleans Vets ahead 2-0 in the first.

After a lead-off single from Michele Crandall in the second inning, Jr. Wilson’s capitalized on a string of walks to put them ahead  for good at 4-2. Sami Johnson belted a three-run double in the fifth to add to Jr. Wilson’s lead.

In the second game, Jr. Wilson’s erupted for 6 runs in the first inning on 6 six hits, including singles from Alexis Williams, Nicole Guild, and Jodi Zacher.

Johnson came through again with a bases clearing triple in the fifth to lock up the win.

On the night, Johnson finished with 4 hits and 6 RBIs, while Zacher had 6 hits, including 2 doubles.

Jr. Wilson’s 1 is now 4-4 on the season.

Pounding out 18 hits, Albion U14 romped to a 16-0 victory over host Chili 1 this evening in a Brockport League baseball game.Thomas Furmanski, Bryce Kelly, Deyonci Farley, Drew Caldwell, Patrick Ricker, Colby Ferchen and Cole London each banged out 2 hits to lead the Albion attack.

Furmanski, Bailey Blanchard and Ricker shared in the pitching duties combining for a 3 hitter with 8 strikeouts.

Up 5-0, Albion broke the game open by erupting for 6 runs in the third inning highlighted by a triple by Furmanski and a double by Ricker.

Albion tacked on 4 more runs in the fifth frame on a burst of 6 straight hits.

Now at 2-1, Albion next hosts Spencerport 2 at 6 p.m. Thursday at Barre Town Park.

Photo by Tom Rivers – Jayce Ashton hurled St. Mary’s to a win over Carlton.

All six teams earned at least one victory this past week in Albion Midget League action.

St. Mary’s defeated Carlton 11-4, Sandstone edged St. Mary’s 9-7, Rotary nipped Sandstone 4-3, Vets downed Barre 20-3, Carlton trimmed Vets 15-12 , Barre blanked Vets 7-0 and Rotary topped Barre 9-3.

St. Mary’s 11, Carlton 4

St. Mary’s defeated Carlton 11-4 l behind the pitching of Jayce Ashton, who went all six innings, striking out 8.

Zac Olles hit a two-run home run for St. Mary’s, which got 3 hits from Reuben Rivers and Brendan LeBaron, and 2 hits each from Jonny Judd, Nick Andrews and Jack Kinter.

Nate Olmstead hit a home run for Carlton.

Dylan Narburgh pitched three strong innings for Carlton, allowing only 1 run.

Sandstone 9, St. Mary’s 7

Sandstone built up a 9-5 lead as a two-run single by Chris Sacco keyed a three-run first inning and a double by Caden Uderitz keyed a three-run second. Nick Martino then hit a solo home run in the fourth and a two-run shot in the fifth. Martino and Caleb Fox both finished with 2 hits.

Sandstone hurler Zach Colacecchi allowed only two runs in pitching the final five innings.

St. Mary’s got three hits from Reuben Rivers, including a 2-run home run. Christian Swiercznski also had three hits for St. Mary’s.

Vets 20, Barre 3

Kyle Woolston had 14 strikeouts with 2 triples and 6 RBI’s to lead the way for Vets.

Seth Janus finished with a triple and 4 RBI’s.  Adrian Kingdollar, Bobby Dysard, Al’Timere Brown and Vinnie Molisani all chipped in with RBI’s.  Brandon Nashburn and Maurice Taylor also added two hits apiece.

Carlton 15, beat Vets 12

Declend McCue had 3 hits and Damion Lattimer 2 and 2 RBIs to lead Carlton.

Dysard had a two-run homer and a single and Woolston had a homer for Vets.
Janus also hit a double and Kingdollar a double and single.   Nashburn and Luke Cornick each added a single on the night.

Barre 7, Vets 0

Zander Meakin went the distance for Barre with 16 strikeouts and no hits allowed.  He also added a two-run homer and a triple.

Barre scored 5 runs in the third as Jason Conn, Jacob Foote and Cade Wolcott all had hits.

Rotary 4, Sandstone 3

Trailing 3-2, Rotary scored the deciding two runs against Sandstone on fourth inning doubles by Marcos Vasquez, Zaire Reid and Shawn Moyer. Reid also had a double in the second inning and Mason Bennett a double in the first to help plate Rotary’s first two runs.

Sandstone scored 2 quick runs in the first as Jake Hughson homered and Fox tripled. Fox had a total of 3 hits.

Rotary 9, Barre 3

Reid and Shawn Pelligrino combined for 12 strikeouts to hurl Rotary past Barre. They also each banged out 3 hits.

Tyler Gibson had a two-run homer for Barre.

Standings

Carlton 7-4, Rotary 7-4, Barre 6-5, Sandstone 6-5, St. Mary’s 4-7, Vets 3-8.