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Otto-Eldred's Landon Francis sprints to first during the Terrors' loss to Allegany-Limestone on Thursday, April 17. | File photo by Hunter O. Lyle
FILE -- Otto-Eldred's Landon Francis sprints to first during the Terrors' loss to Allegany-Limestone on Thursday, April 17. | File photo by Hunter O. Lyle

Thursday Roundup: Terrors sweep Smethport; A-L suffers big loss on the road

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ELDRED, PA – With both teams firing on all cylinders, each posting double-digit hits, the Otto-Eldred baseball team outgunned Smethport, winning 20-10 as they tally another league win to their record. 

Shutting the Hubbers out in the first, O-E got to work with three runs in their first trip to the plate. Despite going scoreless in the second, the Terrors would consistently bring men around home for each of the remaining frames. Smethport narrowed the game to just one in the top of the sixth, however, O-E finished off the Hubbers with their best batting of the night, driving in a game-winning nine runs. 

Both Wyatt Blendinger and Landon Francis drove in four RBIs during the win, with Blendinger finishing 2-for-4 and scoring once while Francis ended 3-for-5 with three runs. Sean Magee rounded home three times while Manning Splain, Hunter App, Jared Obenrader and Jaden Prince all scored twice. 

AT ELDRED

                  R   H   E

Smethport        002 008 X    10 12  5 

Otto-Eldred      302 249 X    20 11   4

Smethport: Riekofsky (4 SO, 4 BB), Tanner (4) (2 SO, 5 BB), Hungiville (6) (2 SO, 5 BB) and Rounsville

Otto-Eldred: Obenrader (4 SO, 1 BB), M. Schenfield (6) (0 SO, 1 BB) and Mac. Splain

Wellsville 5, Olean 0

OLEAN, NY – After falling behind early, the Huskies were unable to find contact at the plate, being shutout as they dropped 2-3. 

Sully Hoffman led the way for Olean, finishing 2-for-3 while both Ethan Woodring and Dom Myers ended 1-for-3. 

AT OLEAN

            R H E

Wellsville      200 010 2  5 11 0

Olean            000 000 0  0  6  2

Wellsville: Green (6 SO, 4 BB) and Haggerty

Olean: Johnson (2 SO, 4 BB), Myers (6) (3 SO, 3 BB) and DeGolier

Southwestern 21, Allegany-Limestone 6, 5 innings

JAMESTOWN WEST, NY – Despite finding a rhythm late, the Gators fell short of a comeback, losing their second game of the season. 

Collin Forrest ended 2-for-3 in the loss, scoring once while Braeden Cowburn, Rhyland Wilder and Conner Crowley all finished 1-for-1 with one run scored. 

A-L will get a shot on redemption on Saturday when they host Southwestern at 11 a.m.

AT JAMESTOWN WEST

            R H E

Allegany-Limestone      000 60    6   7  2

Southwestern                764 4X   21 17 1

A-L: Strade (2 SO, 3 BB), Margeson (1) (1 SO, 3 BB), Forrest (2) (2 SO, 2 BB), Rhodes (3) (1 So, 0 BB) and Cowburn

SW: Genareo (4 SO, 1 BB), Watkins (3) (5 SO, 3 BB) and Marshall

Softball

Otto-Eldred 21, Smethport 0, 3 innings

SMETHPORT, PA – The Lady Terrors breezed past Smethport as their win streak increased to seven.

Ayla Van Scoter was one of four Lady Terrors to have a perfect day at the plate, ending 3-for-3 with three runs and two RBIs. Baylee Francis, who also recorded seven strikeouts in a three-inning no hitter, finished 2-for-2 with three RBIs, Tori Bickford ended 2-for-2 with two runs and Sydney Blendinger brought in a game-high four RBIs while scoring twice on a 2-for-2 day in the batters’ box. 

AT SMETHPORT

        R   H  E

Otto-Eldred      858    21 16  0 

Smethport        000     0   0   0

Otto-Eldred: Francis (7 SO, 0 BB) and Drummond

Smethport: Benjamin (1 SO, 10 BB) and Tronetti

Tennis

Bradford 5, Elk County Catholic 2

BRADFORD, PA – The Owls kept their hot season rolling by adding another tick to the win column as they took down the Crusaders.

In the singles, Bradford cleaned house. Cooper Haight’s first singles match would be the closest as he lost the first set 7-5 but rallied with a 6-4 and 11-9 win. Mason Close (6-1, 6-3), Owen Manion (6-3, 4-6, 10-8) and Landon Lohrman (6-0, 6-7, 10-0) all finished out the singles sets with wins. 

In the doubles, Haight and Close teamed up to come away with a shutout 8-0 victory before Trey Curcio and Gage Wilmouth fell in the second doubles, 2-8. Carter Colley and Trenton Johnson fell in the final match of the day, the third doubles, losing to the Crusaders 8-6.  

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