A big six run eighth inning scoring burst earned Albion a 12-6 victory over host Oakfield in a Tri County Babe Ruth League baseball game Tuesday evening.

Breaking away from a 6-6 deadlock, Albion finally broke the contest open in the eighth on 2 walks, RBI singles by Austin Aman and Patrick Ricker, a two-run double by Thomas Furmanski an RBI triple by Drew Caldwell and an RBI double by Zach Colacecchi.

Earlier, Albion rallied from a 3-0 deficit into a 4-3 lead by scoring four times in the fourth on a three-run double by Furmanski and an error. Singles by Liam Ward and Ryan Krenning helped set up the threat.

Albion took a 6-5 lead in the top of the sixth on a double by Krenning and a fielders choice play but Oakfield answered with a run in the home half of the frame to retie the contest.

Krenning and Furmanski both had 2 hits on the evening.

On the mound for Albion, Bailey Blanchard pitched three and two-thirds innings allowing 4 hits and striking out 3 and Ricker hurled four and one-third innings giving up 1 hits and striking out 11.

Now at 2-0, Albion next hosts the Akron Orange at 6 p.m. Thursday.

Scoring six quick runs in the first inning, Banes Machine Shop/Banes Plumbing went on to defeat NYSCOBA 22-6 Monday in a Medina Women’s Softball League game.

Connie Heschke, Jami Chatt, Robin Blaun, Amy Allis, Grace Masse, Patti Page and Hannah LaGrou all contributed singles to the big opening frame outburst as Banes improves to 4-0.

Banes later put a firm lock on the win by exploding for 11 runs in the fourth inning. Chatt had a double and single, Kathy Allen a double and Masse 2 singles during the uprising which also included singles by Allis, Masse, Sarah Surdel, Page, LaGrou, Heschke and Sue Seefeldt.

Chatt went 4 for 4 on the evening while Masse, Allis, Surdel and Page were all 3 for 3.

Improving to 2-0, the Cambria Rampage downed the Buffalo Wildcats Sunday in Metro Girls Softball League Senior Division action.

Jayden Townsend had 3 hits; Hanna Sobieraski 2 hits including a triple and Sam Choate, Sam Coakley, Alyssa Mayers, Emily Metz, and Megan Amacher each had 1 hit to lead the offense for the Rampage whose lineup includes a number of Roy-Hart players.

The Rampage scored 2 in the first inning; 2 in the third; 1 in the 4th; 2 in the fifth; and 1 in the sixth.  North Buffalo scored their only runs in the 6th.

Choate pitched 7 innings striking out 8 and giving up 3 hits.

Second baseman Mackenzie Hiddie turned a double play in the third inning to highlight the Rampage’s defensive efforts.

The Dynamite 13U Travel Baseball competed in the PBR Futures 13U tournament this past weekend which started off with a close 5-4 decision over one of the Academy Stars team.

Xander Payne started on the mound and went 4 innings and only giving up 2 runs on 3 hits with 3 strike outs. Ryan Mettler came in relieve to pitch 1 and 1/3 innings and Joe Cecchini finished off the Stars with one pitch with the tying run on 3rd.

A Klodzinski to Mettler to Baes double play ended any comeback hopes for the Stars.

At the plate, Payne led the Dynamites with two hits while Jack Klodsinski, Kaeden Wisnieski, Mettler, and Aidan Paul each had one.

In game 2 the Dynamites couldn’t bounce back from a devastating 10 run second inning to drop a 10-5 loss to the second Academy Stars team.

In Sunday playoff’s, The Dynamites couldn’t hold off a familiar foe, Rochester Cougars dropping a 6-2 decision and ending the tournament for the Dynamites.

The Dynamites score 2 runs in the 2nd inning on hits by Jim Terryberry driving in Cecchini and Blaze Brinley driving in Wisnieski who also had a hit in the inning. The Dynamites took the 2-0 lead into the bottom of the 6 inning where a 6 run rally ended the day for the Dynamites.

Mettler pitched 5 scoreless innings for the Dynamites as Tyler Gibson caught the game and had 2 put outs at 2nd base.

At the plate, Terryberry had 3 hits, Wisnieski 2, and Brinley, Payne and Klodzinski each added one apiece.

Next up for the Dynamites will be the Darien Lake Tournament this weekend.

Medina tied Big Green SC 3-3 at Ives Pond Sunday in a Western New York Senior Division soccer game.

Barry Rogenmoser scored 2 goals and Lucas Evans scored 1 off of a header for Medina.

Steven Anderson had 2 assists and Jessie Fergen had 1.

Barre downed Rotary-Lions 14-4, Sandstone trimmed St. Mary’s 8-7 and Vets downed Carlton 11-4 in Albion Midget Baseball League action this past week.

Nathan Gibson threw a complete game for Barre with 11 strikeouts and scattered just 6 hits over the 6 innings. He also added a HR and a single at the plate.

Jason Conn went 4 for 4 and Owen Bentley 3 or 3 for Barre, each hitting a double.

At the plate for Rotary-Lions, Xavier Byrd went 4 for 4 with all four RBI’s, including a 3 run bomb over the left field fence in the final inning. Byrd scored Jacob Edwards in the 1st inning after Edwards reached on a double.  Garrett Miller add the other hit for Rotary.

Sandstone scored twice in the sixth inning on one hit and four walks to edge St. Mary’s and stay unbeaten at 6-0.

Nick Martino had a home run, Nolan Sullivan a three-run, bases loaded double and  Emma Shay an RBI single to lead the Sandstone offense.  Shay and Elliot Tripass both had 2 hits.

Jack Kinter had a three-run homer and an RBI single to set the pace for St. Mary’s.

Brandon Nashburn notched 16 strikeouts on the mound for Vets in the win over Carlton. He also banged out 3 hits and drove in 5 runs.

John Bianchi and Brody Vercruysse both added 2 hits for Vets. Bianchi’s hits included a two-run double.

Lee Fleck had a three-run double and Finn McCue an RBI triple for Carlton.

Standings: Sandstone 6-0, Carlton 3-3, Barre 3-3, St. Mary’s 2-3, Vets 2-4, Rotary 1-4.