Nico Siano blasted four hits, pacing Lundgren Honda to an 11-3 win over Cohn & Company in a Greenfield Minor League AA Division baseball game Sunday at Lunt Field.
Chase Zraunig had two hits for Lundgren, including a double, while Wayde Bardwell added two hits, including a triple, to pace the offense. Cole Gamache and Jack Laurie had hits in the win.
Cohn & Company’s Connor Bergeron, Grayson Thomas, and William Renaud all had hits on the afternoon.
• In other AA action, Jackson Glazier went 3-for-3 with three runs scored and two RBI, while also pitching two strong innings on the mound (four strikouts) to lead Bobby C’s DJ Service past Berkshire Insurance Group, 11-6.
Brandon Janick went 4-for-4 with three runs for Bobby C’s, while Cody Yetter was 3-for-4 with a double, and Gavin Arsenault had three hits and an RBI.
Berkshire’s Brody Welcome posted a 5-for-5 night at the dish. Teammates Jaxon Silva, Hunter Parker and Noah Waterman all had three hits.
• In AAA action, Ethan Quinn tossed four stellar innings striking out 9 batters as Tognarelli Heating & Cooling held off Nap’s Auto Sales, 9-6.
Quinn added two hits, including a double, and drove in three runs. Aaron Morrissey, Braeden Tsipenyuk, and Dillon Gagnon all had a hit in the win, while Ben Dodge (double), Kolin Broderick (hit, RBI) and Levi Halla (two innings pitched, two strikeouts) contributed for Tognarelli.
Mason Fiorey and Joshua Wood doubled on the day for Nap’s, while Malik Moore also had a hit. Wood, Fiorey and Jayden Hunter combined to strike out seven for their squad on the mound.
• Elsewhere in AAA play, Rotary Club rode the pitching performances of Jackson Campbell, Kendra Campbell, and Daniel Pena-Chadee en route to a 12-1 win over Freedom Credit Union.
The trio combined on a two-hitter for Rotary Club, while Jackson Campbell had four hits and Jacob Brook added a pair of hits.
Freedom was led by Tyler Yetter and Matt Stiles, which both recorded singles on the night.
• Meanwhile, thanks to three scoreless innings on the mound from Ben Werner, Aubuchon Hardware captured a AAA victory on Sunday with a 7-3 win over Smitty’s Pub.
Brayden Thayer powered the Aubuchon offense with two hits and two RBI.
Smitty’s received a strong pitching performance from Preston Lafleure. Teammate Jackson Petrin hit the ball hard at the plate.
• In Major Division action, Dylan Archer singled home the game-tying run in the bottom of the sixth inning to enable Maniatty Real Estate to earn a 5-5 tie with Denny’s Pantry in a game called due to darkness.
Jason Quinn hit his first-ever home run for Maniatty while also clubbing a single. Teammate Brodie Gagne doubled, while Quinn, Jake Petrin and Dylan Fisher combined to strike out 15 batters on the mound.
Denny’s Gillis MacDougall joined Quinn in the home run club with his first-ever long ball. Nico Fasulo and Maverick Ward had base hits for Denny’s, while MacDougall, Ryan Pulizari and George Mercorelli combined for 11 strikeouts.
• Ties were the theme of the night in Majors play, as Gilmore & Farrell Insurance used a game-tying single from Eathon Bryant in the bottom of the sixth to pull even and tie New Fortune Restaurant, 6-6.
Bryant and Tanner Rowe combined to strike out four batters on the mound for Gilmore & Farrell. Bryant drove home Luc Belheumer with the tying run in the sixth, while Sam Glazier helped pace the offense with a 3-for-3 night at the dish.
New Fortune took the lead temporarily in the top of the sixth, when Dylan Clemente doubled home a run.
Ian Simpson, Nate Fuess, Aaron Burstein and Peter Loud all danced around trouble and worked out of jams to combine on the hill for New Fortune.
Frontier Cal Ripken
Thanks to a combined one-hitter tossed from Josh Gingras and Cameron Zononi, New England Greenscape held off METAvivor Zinn-Whidden, 3-2, in a Frontier Cal Ripken 40/60 Division youth baseball game Saturday.
Gingras and Zononi combined for 14 strikeouts in their six innings of work, allowing just one hit to METAvivor Zinn-Whidden (a Jack Storm single). Offensively, New England Greenscape was led by Luca Lyons who went 2-for-2 and drove in a run. Ryan Belina added an RBI single.
Owen Babb pitched well in relief with eight strikeouts for METAvivor Zinn-Whidden.
• In Minor Division play Saturday at Memorial Field in Deerfield, Curran Markey and Cooper Whitney had two hits apiece to lead Deerfield No. 1 to a 13-7 win over Deerfield No. 2.
Ben Desmond added a triple and three RBI in the win for No. 1.
Deerfield No. 2 received production offensively from Kaden James (triple, two runs scored), Shawn Baumann (hit, run), and Jake Knight (hit, RBI, run).
• On Friday night at Old Deerfield Field, Michael Hioe, Desmond and Whitney powered Deerfield No. 1 to a 15-4 win over Conway.
Hioe and Desmond each went 2-for-3 with a triple and three RBI, while Whitney added a pair of hits and three runs scored. Tatsuya Goodrow struck out five to earn the win for Deerfield No. 1.
Conway was led by Uriah Jenness’ three hits. Teammates Will Dacus and Jaxon Spearance added hits on the night.
GGSL
Emily Young picked up a win and added two hits at the plate to lift the Diamond Dusters to a 15-5 win over Descavich Plumbing in a Greenfield Girls’ Softball League Ponytail Division contest Saturday at Murphy Park in Greenfield.
Diamond Duster teammates Ella O’Keefe and Isabel Garcia each added a pair of hits in the win, while Kiera Stevens played well defensively.
Lilly Ross struck out four for Descavich, which received strong performances from Sam Bourgeois and Kristen Sevoian.
• In Nippers Division play, Emmalyn Nash and Emily Sadowski registered two hits apiece as Lundgren Honda edged Harpers Store, 7-5, on Saturday.
Shayleene France and Ava Worden had big offensive days for Harpers, as the pair tallied three hits each.