Dan Cevette
Director, New York

Highlights From Some Games Around New York

Livonia HS Recap: Livonia 16, Wheeling 6

    Livonia came from behind to win 16 to six. They were trailing six to two as they entered the forth inning. They then scored 14 runs to take a demanding lead. They did this with the helpful bats of Brody Metcalf who went three for three, Reid VanScoter who went two for four with and RBI, Jack Horan who went two for two, and Josh Henderson who went two for three with three RBIs.

Plattsburgh HS Recap: Horseheads 8, Plattsburgh 4

    Plattsburgh lost to Horseheads by just a small lead even though they had some notable at bats. One of these was Andrew Bechard who single at both his at bats. Plattsburgh had a good forth inning when they scored three runs but sadly it just wasn't enough.

Laurens HS Recap: McBee 21, Laurens 0

    It was a rough outing for the Laurens Baseball this morning. The box score will only show 4 hits but the club put the ball in play a lot more today then in its previous two games. The defense play much better only surrendering 2 errors and no pass balls. They ran into a hitting machine in McBee who pounded out 15 hits. Mason Weir, Ian Spettel and Mitchell Carrigan recorded their first hits of the year, while Mitchel Barra added his second. Tomorrow's game has yet to be decided. This will be the Leopards final game in Myrtle Beach.

Southwestern HS Recap: Southwestern 8, Beckmantown 11

    Southwestern started out strong taking a five run lead by the fourth inning but then they began to struggle. Mike Sandbloom had some trouble on the mound as he gave up 10 runs and walked four in just five innings. Aside from the loss Niko Pannes had a good say as he went two for three and scored twice.

Brockport HS Recap: Brockport 4, St, James 0

    Brockport had a great day as their pitcher Austin Perry dominated the mound. Perry only gave up two hits, walked five, and struck out four in four and two thirds innings. Shayne Bartnick went two for four with a single and a double in his at bats. Mitchell Henshaw came in to close the game as he continued the Perry's dominating start with seven consecutive outs of his own.

Scores From April 1st

Tottenville 11, New Utrecht 1

Susan Wagner 3, New Drop 0

Fort Hamilton 1, McKee 0

Petrides 6, Port Richard 5

All Hallows 15, St. Peters 1

Monsignor Farrell 4, Regis 1

South County 6, Utica Proctor 5

North Shore 13, Floral Park 12

Great Neck North 5, South Side 4

Carey 3, Sewanhaka 1

Glen Cover 11, Bethpage 6

Clarke 9, Friends Academy 5

Garden City 15, Jericho 5

Half Hallow Hills East 15, Copiague 4

Roosevelt 14, Hempstead 1

Seaford 2, Island Trees 1

Floyd 3, Longwood 1

Manhasset 7, Plainedge 2

Mineola 10, Valley Stream South 1

New Hyde Park 3, Bellmore JFK 1

Pierson/Bridgehampton 9, Smithtown Christian 7

Uniondale 5, West Hempstead 4

Mt Sinai 4, Shoreham-Wading River 3

Valley Stream North 14, Lynbrook 4

Bay Shore 9, Whitman 6

Great Neck South 16, Westbury 8

Center Moriches 4, Southampton 3

Hewlett 4, Roslyn 1

Herricks 5, Oyster 2

Calhoun 9, East Meadow 8

MacArthur 9, Farmingdale 0

Glenn 7, East Hampton 0

Mattituck 10, Hampton Boys 0

Mattituck 11, Hampton Boys 0

Half Hollow Hills West 10, West Islip 9

Babylon 10, Mercy 5

North Babylon 4, Centereach 3

East Islip 3, Riverhead 0

Smithtown East 8, Smithtown West 2

Newfield East 1, Miller Place 0

Bellport 7, Kings Park 4

St. John the Baptist 2, St, Anthony's 2

Hauppauge 8, Deer Park 0

Port Jefferson 19, Stony Brook 4

Northport 14, Central Islip 0

Chaminade 12, St. Mary's 2

Rocky Point 10, Sayville 9

Ward Melville 5, Commack 2

Connetquot 2, Sachem East 1

Bayport-Blue Point 13, Amityville 3

Bayport-Blue Point 10, Amityville 0

Sachem North 6, Lindenhurst 2

Westhampton 12, Harborfields 3

Massapequa 5, Hicksville 0

Comsewogue 15, Islip 1

Comsewogue 3, Islip 1

West Babylon 15, Huntington 10

Patchogue-Medford 6, Brentwood 1

Patchogue-Medford 3, Brentwood 2