COUDERSPORT, PA – Losing their fourth game in a row and third consecutive league game, the Otto-Eldred baseball team fell to Coudersport 8-2 as they were eliminated from playoff contention.
Facing the second best team in the Allegheny Mountain League, the Terrors would have to practice patients as hits were hard to come by early on. While they would initially hold of the Falcons, Coudy was able to take the lead in the third off a Mason Roessner RBI single. O-E would retaliate in the fourth with the help of Landon Francis’ single that brought in Ryan Schenfield, however, the Falcons remained hot and tacked on a pair of runs the next time at bat.
Continuing to carry their momentum, Coudy would tally multiple runs in the next three frames as they built up a lead. The Terrors, on the other hand, were withheld from the scoreboard until the final inning, when Jared Obenrader and Jaden Prince earned spots on base before Schenfield drove in their second run of the night. Ultimately, it was not enough as O-E was quickly dispatched one batter later.
Schenfield ended 3-for-4 with one run scored and one run batted in while Obenrader ended 2-for-4. Francis (1-for-4), Manning Splain (1-for-4) and Prince (1-for-2) all tallied hits in their final road game of the season.
With their dreams of a postseason push dashed, O-E aims to finish out their season on a high note, returning home for their final game of the season against Cameron County. That contest is scheduled for Saturday at 10 a.m.
AT COUDERSPORT
R H E
Otto-Eldred 000 100 1 2 8 3
Coudersport 001 232 X 8 11 2
O-E: Obenrader (1 SO, 0 BB), Prince (3) (1 SO, 1 BB), R. Schenfield (4) (1 SO, 2 BB) and Mac. Splain
CD: Roessner (7 SO, 0 BB), Wetzel (5) (7 SO, 3 BB) and McClintock
Portville 11, North Collins 0, 5 innings
NORTH COLLINS, NY – A hot start would culminate with a six-run fifth frame as the Panthers earned back-to-back mercy-rule wins over North Collins.
Aidan DeFazio (2-for-4), Cam Kessler (2-for-3) and Cole Kessler (2-for-3) all collected a pair of hits each during the win, combining for five runs and four RBIs. Brady German scored twice while Dylan Chudy, Braedon Carter, Chase Armstrong and Ty Kosinski all crossed home plate as Portville improved to 5-5.
AT NORTH COLLINS
R H E
Portville 500 06 11 7 0
North Collins 000 00 0 1 7
PV: Kosinski (3 SO, 1 BB), Edmund (5) (2 SO, 2 BB) and Chudy
NC: Ebers (2 SO, 2 BB), Quiter (5) (2 SO, 5 BB) and Montaldi
Softball
Olean 6, Jamestown 0
JAMESTOWN, NY – The Huskies earned a back-to-back wins as they shut out Jamestown.
Riley Sudbrook scored three times during her 2-for-4 day at the plate while Anna Anastasia 2-for-4 with one RBI. Alongside her five Ks, Emma Edwards (2-for-3) batted in three RBIs while scoring once by herself.
Going forward, Olean has four games remaining on their schedule, all being played on the road and within the span of five days. They kick off their road trip with a contest against Salamanca on Monday at 5 p.m.
AT JAMESTOWN
R H E
Olean 300 100 2 6 7 1
Jamestown 000 000 0 0 1 6
OL: Edwards (5 SO, 2 BB) and Bates
JT: Keppel (0 SO, 0 BB) and Hughes
Salamanca 2, Lake Shore 1, 5 innings
Lake Shore 9, Salamanca 1, 5 innings
ERIE COUNTY, NY – Playing Lake Shore in a double-header, the Warriors split the day, earning a victory early but falling apart late.
In game one, Salamanca took an early lead and although the Eagles were able to respond, the Warriors sealed the game late.
Jaeylyne Cooper and Skyla Dowdy both ended 1-for-3 during the win while Jaelynne Brown and Makenzie Cooper both rounded home plate.
In game two, the Warriors could not find the same success on either side of the plate. Lake Shore would get on the board early and often, racking up all nine of their runs in the first two at-bats. Salamanca would respond in the bottom of the second, albeit, with just one run.
The lone score came from Hadleigh Krug while Makenzie Crouse, Dowdy and Jaeylyne Cooper all tallied a single hit.
GAME ONE
AT ERIE COUNTY
R H E
Salamanca 100 10 2 4 1
Lake Shore 010 00 1 3 1
SA: Ross (4 SO, 1 BB) and Bacelli
LS: Himelein (5 SO, 2 BB) and DelPrince
GAME TWO
AT ERIE COUNTY
R H E
Lake Shore 270 00 9 6 2
Salamanca 010 00 1 3 4
LS: Guest (4 SO, 1 BB) and Lodestro
SA: Ross (0 SO, 3 BB), Krug (2) (3 SO, 5 BB) and Santiago
Girls Lacrosse
Salamanca 10, East Aurora 6
The Warriors marked their second win of the season with a victory over the Tom Cats.
Liana Jimerson continued to shut the door on the opposing attack, saving 11 of the 17 shots she saw in the net. Supporting her, Salamanca’s defense was again a force that continued to create turnovers.
Leilene McComber led the Warriors with six goals followed closely by Myla Galante who netted for for the Salamanca’s attack.
