The District 2 Major Division (11-12) Little League action continued Saturday. Following are results from recent games:
ä Hermitage 6, Reynolds 0 — At Reynolds Friday, the visitors rode the pitching of Brady Leunis and Louie Derloni to victory. Leunis went 5 innings, yielding 4 hits, while fanning 4 and walking 5. Derloni finished up, giving up 1 hit, while striking out 1 and walking 1. Jack Leipheimer took the loss, going the distance, while giving up 8 hits and 1 walk, while fanning 3. For Hermitage, Brandon Rhoades homered, Derloni had 2 doubles, Tommy Cannon added 2 singles and Andrew Pursel, Leunis and Chris Galantis singled. For Reynolds, Leipheimer poled 3 singles, while Garrett Amman and Sankey each singled once. Patrick Moldovan played stellar defense in the outfield.
ä Hermitage 12, Sharpsville 1 (4 inn.) — At Hermitage Thursday, Austin Aikins went the distance for the victory, allowing 4 hits and 2 walks, while whiffing 1. Titus, DelFratte and Lawler pitched for Sharpsville. Pacing Hermitage at the plate were: Louie Derloni homer and single, Brady Leunis homer and double, Toni Stigliano, Matt Perrico and Andrew Pursel doubles, Aikins 2 singles, and Evan Baughman and Brandon Rhoades singles. For Sharpsville, Edeburn and Eckles doubled, while Enos and Calleja singled.
ä Grove City 20, Farrell 3 (4 inn.) — At Grove City Friday, the hosts scored 10 runs in the second inning and never looked back. Chet Simoni went the distance for the win, allowing 1 hit and fanning 6. Terrance Holloway and Kahlig Ragster pitched for Farrell. Leading the winners at the plate were: Simoni a homer and 3 singles, Jesse Hodge homer, double and 2 singles, Spencer Marnich a homer, Ryan Guaarnieri and Noah Hazy doubles, Ryan Bodnik 2 singles, Boone Lyons and Marcus Snow singles. Malici Newell homered for Farrell’s lone hit.
ä Sharpsville 8, Mercer 7 — At Sharpsville Friday, the hosts pulled off an extra-inning win with a run in the bottom of the 7th. Anthony DelFratte singled, advanced to second on a wild pitch, moved ot third on a single by Ricky Christoff and scored on a hit by Dylan Edeburn.
Edeburn, Mitchell Fyffe, DelFratte and Logan Eckles all toed the rubber for the winners, while Nate Guiler and Isaac Adams pitched for Mercer. Sharpsville was paced by Chris Enos, inside-the-park homer and 2 singles, Christoff triple and single, DeFratte and Tyler Lawler 2 singles each, and Morgan Titus and Edeburn singles. For Mercer, Adams doubled and added 2 singles, Nat Cameron doubled, and Isaac Williams, Guiler and Mark Peters singled.
ä West Middlesex 13, Lakeview 2 (5 inn.) — At West Middlesex Friday, Andrew Long went 4 innings and Riley Atterholt 1 for the hosts. Long whiffed 6 and Atterholt 1. Anthony Bigley, Hunter Armstrong and Kyle McCartney pitched for Lakeview. For the winners, Chaz Burger poled a pair of homers and single, Trey Staunch homer, triple and single, Atterholt homer, double and single, Long homer, Jared Horgos 3 singles, Chris Mulkerin single. Logan Snyder homered for Lakeview’s lone hit.
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Roundup: Sharpsville tops Sharon; KC's Wareham hits 1,000 career points
The Duke University Blue Devils men’s basketball team has nothing on its namesake, the Sharpsville High girls.
Duke drained 14 three-point field goals in rallying past Atlantic Coast Conference arch-rival North Carolina Wednesday night, and 24 hours later the Blue (Darlings) Devils did likewise. -
Reynolds drops opener to Boiling Springs in Hershey
HERSHEY — One of the problems with the PIAA State Dual-Meet Championships is that there is no true seeding. That’s why two of the state’s top ranked Class AA teams — Reynolds (3rd) and Boiling Springs (4th) — had to meet in the opening round.
But, of course you throw ranking and seeding out the window anyhow in the 3-day tourney in Hershey. -
HIGH SCHOOL WINTER SPORTS: Lakeview, GC matmen win
Lakeview and Grove City mat teams notched victories Wednesday night over West Middlesex and Sharon respectively.
Mercer bowed to Redbank Valley.
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Roundup: Sharpsville tops Lakeview in OT; GC rolls over Franklin; Titusville upsets Hickory
While the Sailors were sleeping, Luchey was laying out for the lid.
Tyler Luchey’s court-length layin at the buzzer Tuesday night staked Sharpsville High boys’ basketball team to a 58-56 District 10 Region 2-AA overtime win over Lakeview. -
Roundup: Hickory girls beat Franklin in battle of 5-AAA leaders
Knowing its male counterparts upset Franklin 48 hours earlier, the Hickory High girls basketball team was not to be outdone.
Forcing Franklin into a substandard shooting performance, the Lady Hornets harvested a 53-42 District 10 Region 5-AAA win Monday night. -
SPORTVIEW: Reynolds, Greenville are 2 of state's historic programs
CONGRATULATIONS TO the Reynolds High wrestling program which became the fastest Class AA team in the history of the state to reach 700 wins last weekend.
The program, which began in 1960-61 under coach Dick Sherwood, has set a torrid pace for winning since that 4-4 season.
Ironically, the school’s 700th victory came Saturday in the District 10 Dual Meet Championships against long-time rival Greenville, which went over the 700-win plateau in 2009. Greenville is believed to be the first AA team to reach 700 wins, while Reynolds did it in the shortest time. -
Hickory soccer standouts Free, Richards to Ashland University
Hickory High girls’ soccer coach B.J. Rudge believes the bar has been elevated, and his Lady Hornets have helped hoist it.
“In general, soccer has grown in this area ... and what our girls have accomplished is a reflection of the whole (Shenango) Valley,” Rudge recently observed. -
Ft. LeBoeuf beats Reynolds at D-10 AA Team Duals
EDINBORO — The Reynolds Raiders notched the school’s 700th victory in the semifinals of the District 10 Dual Meet Championships Saturday afternoon. Unfortunately for the Raiders, No. 701 will have to come later.
The Raiders topped long-time rival Greenville, 51-16, in the semis to become the first Class AA school in Pennsylvania history to 700 wins. However, in the D-10 finals at Edinboro University’s McComb Field House, the Raiders fell to familiar foe Fort LeBoeuf, 31-28. -
Roundup: Popatak hits 1,000; Hickory, Farrell, Sharon boys win 6-AAA contests
ä Hickory 64, Franklin 52 — At “The Castle” in Franklin, the Knights (9-3, 15-3) led 28-21 at halftime, but coach Nick Cannone’s Hornets (11-2, 13-5) came storming back and outscored the hosts 24-9 in the 3rd quarter and 19-15 in the 4th to win a key Region 6-AAA clash.
Vinnie Mastrian rifled in a career-high 28 points to lead Hickory while Matt Votino scored 22. -
Roundup: WM, Sharpsville, Lakeview grab region wins
When in doubt, defer to Dogan.
West Middlesex High junior point guard Matt Dogan dominated the 2nd half of Friday night’s District 10 Region 1-A contest with visiting VisionQuest.
Dogan deposited 18 of his game-high 27 points after intermission, converting 12 of 16 free-throw attempts, leading the Big Reds to their 9th consecutive conquest, 56-41. - More Sports Headlines
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