COMBLMay 25 - 7:30 pm - Mississauga SW 1, Niagara 0
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May 25 - 7:30 pm - Thornhill Redbirds 11, Markham 6
May 25 - 7:30 pm - Thornhill Reds 5, Newmarket 2
Thornhill Reds improve to 5-0
The Thornhill Reds remained one of two teams in senior baseball with perfect records early into the season as they defeated the Newmarket Hawks by the score of 5-2 Tuesday night on the road.
Leading the Reds offense once again was Travis Skelton who went 3-for-5 with a run scored. Brian Macdonald and Pat Kropf contributed with two hits each in the victory.
In his second start of the season, Gary Rose went 4 1/3 innings allowing no runs on hits with two strikeouts before leaving with a blister. Andy Orfanakos came in relief of Rose and went the final 4 2/3 innings allowing two runs on four hits with four strikeouts for the victory.
For the Hawks, starter Paul-Anthony Di Iulio went five strong innings of shutout ball giving up three hits with six strikeouts. Mike Lee was credited with the loss allowing three runs in the top of the ninth. Mark West led the Newmarket offense with two hit
Twins win pitcher's duel 1-0 over Niagara
The Mississauga SW Twins proved to the Niagara Metros that they're "for real", as they downed Niagara 1-0 Tuesday night at home. The first-year expansion Twins continued to impress, as they moved into 1st place in the league's Andrews Division.
The Mississauga SW Twins proved to the Niagara Metros that they're "for real", as they downed Niagara 1-0 Tuesday night at home. The first-year expansion Twins continued to impress, as they moved into 1st place in the league's Andrews Division.
It was an amazing pitcher's dual, as youngsters Andrew Fostu and Matt Piccini of the Twins, outduelled the Metros' pair of Dustin Turner and Chris Magarian. Fostu got the win, going six innings and allowing two hits. Turner took his second straight tough-luck loss after going five innings allowing one run on five hits with five strikeouts.
The Twins would get the only run they needed in the bottom of the 1st inning, on a single, a walk, and an RBI single from Jerome Smith. The Metros got runners to third base three times in the first three innings, but couldn't come up with the hit when they needed it. The four Niagara hits (all singles) were shared by Matt Spillman, Joe Roach, Jonathan Paul, and Garrett Fisher.
The win improves Mississauga's record to 4-1 on the season, while the Metros drop to 1-2.
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