SALAMANCA — Bouncing back from a narrow league loss last time out, the Olean baseball team managed to get its offense going late in a 7-0 shutout of Salamanca.
Through three full innings the Huskies and Warriors were deadlocked and scoreless. The former, looking to continue making strides up the CCAA Div. I table late in the season, the latter, looking to put an end to its losing streak.
And all it took for Olean was one run to break things open.
The Huskies’ bats came alive and managed to bring in at least a run in each of the final four innings of the game, scoring five between the sixth and seventh frames, to push the game beyond the reach of their hosts, who struggled at the plate.
The Warriors only connected for two hits — one apiece by Jacob Herrick and Zach Trietley — on Olean’s Taylor Teachman, who threw a complete game, striking out and walking five apiece in the win.
Chase Vogtli led Olean’s offense, going 2-for-3 with two runs, an RBI and two walks.
AT SALAMANCA
R H E
Olean 000 113 2 7 8 2
Salamanca 000 000 0 0 2 2
OL: Teachman (5 SO, 5 BB) and DeGolier
Sala: Trietley (4 SO, 4 BB), Farnum (0 SO, 4 BB), Herrick (0 SO, 0 BB) and Bradley
Portville 7, Franklinville 4
FRANKLINVILLE — The Portville baseball team extended its win streak to six games with its 7-4 result over Franklinville.
The Panthers, once again, were able to rely on an efficient offense in their victory, scoring seven runs on seven hits. Aidan DeFazio led Portville the whole way, going 2-for-4 with two runs while also racking up eight strikeouts on the mound.
AT FRANKLINVILLE
R H E
Portville 202 120 0 7 7 3
Franklinville 010 102 0 4 5 3
Port: DeFazio (8 SO, 6 BB) and Chudy
Frank: Spittler (8 SO, 5 BB), Farrington (0 SO, 1 BB) and Tatlow
Fredonia 15, Allegany-Limestone 0
FREDONIA — Conceding six runs in the bottom of the first inning, Allegany-Limestone was behind the 8-ball from the jump in its five-inning shut-out loss to Fredonia.
The Gators’ defense struggled against the Hillbillies’ bats, recording seven errors in the affair.
The visitors recorded just one hit, courtesy of Caleb Strade.
AT FREDONIA
R H E
Allegany-Limestone 000 00X X 0 1 7
Fredonia 608 1XX X 15 7 0
A-L: Harmon (2 SO, 7 BB), M. Forrest (0 SO, 2 BB) and Crowley
Fred: Putney (13 SO, 0 BB) and Cowan
SOFTBALL
Olean 10, Southwestern 1
JAMESTOWN — Eight runs between the second and third innings were enough to see Olean coast over the finish line in its final game of the regular season.
The Huskies connected for 16 hits in their win on the road at Southwestern, the highest contributors to that tally having been Riley Sudbrook (3-for-5, run 3 RBI) and Anna Bates (3-for-5, 2 runs).
Emma Edwards recorded five strikeouts from in the circle, allowing just five hits.
AT JAMESTOWN
R H E
Olean 044 001 1 10 16 0
Southwestern 000 001 0 1 5 1
OL: Edwards (5 SO, 4 BB) and Bates
SW: Silakowski (4 SO, 1 BB) and Beckerink
Portville 12, Franklinville 6
PORTVILLE — Portville finished off its regular season strong, scoring a big victory over Franklinville.
The Panthers scored 12 runs on a massive 18 hits, three apiece having been recorded by Alexa Schoonover (3-for-5, 3 runs, 2 RBI), Peyton Young (3-for-5, run, 3 RBI) and Madison Ford (3-for-5, run).
In the circle, Isabella Morales conceded just five hits and two walks while striking out four.
AT PORTVILLE
R H E
Franklinville 000 015 0 6 5 5
Portville 144 120 X 12 18 3
Frank: Cornell (3 SO, 1 BB)
Port: Morales (4 SO, 2 BB) and Ziegler
UNIFIED BASKETBALL
Fredonia 46, Salamanca 43
FREDONIA — Kaine Whitcomb led the Salamanca unified basketball team with 10 points in its narrow loss at Fredonia.
John Holmes-Pierce and Jacob Abrams added eight apiece to the Warriors’ tally, with Ashton Smith (six points), Logan Abrams (five points), Gordon Sullivan (four points) and Ernest Pinnecoose (two points) contributing as well.
Micheal Light won the halftime skills competition with a score of 111 points.
