Saturday July 25 Results

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Burlington Hunters 14   Candlewood Kraken 11

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Wolcott Scrappers 12   Valley Ducks 3

The Scrappers finished the season on a 4 game win streak, taking down the Ducks 12-3 at Wolcott High School. Wolcott put up 3 in the first and never looked back. Ben Bianchi got the start for the Scrap, going 5 strong with 3 Ks. Offensively, Josh Dunne led the way with 5 RBIs on 3 hits, including a double. Nick Sconz went 2/3 with a 2B, 2 runs, and 3 RBIs, but got hosed at second to end that first inning. The team agrees he can no longer be described as “fast”. Drew Rocca can be described as “fast”, with 5 steals to go along with 4 runs scored and 2 knocks. Carson Lentini also had 2 hits, him and Drew were so stoked to be at this game with a playoff game in Simsbury not long after.

For the Ducks, Jacobi Bouchard and Nick Baker combined to strikeout 9. John McMahon had 2 hits, a run scored and a double. Alex Mentone drilled a 2-run homer in the 8th, in what can best be described as a “wall-scraper”, hitting the literal top of the left field fence. Welcome back to Wolcott High School AJ Martinez.

The Scrap had a chance to end the game in the 7th, but Joe Dunne strategically chose to drop Ethan Stepputtis’s bullet from center field so he could hit again.

Tri-Town Trojans 8   Bethlehem Plowboys 4

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CT Sliders 5  Amenia Monarchs 4

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Waterbury Mountain Boys 6   Torrington Thunder 3

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Canton Crushers 12  Naugatuck White Sox 2

The Canton Crushers close out the regular season with a 12-2 victory over Naugatuck Saturday morning at Bowdoin field.  

The 11th win of the Crushers season marks the best regular season in team history. Jimmy Spirito went the distance for Canton the Tri-State Veteran  surrendered 6 hits and 2 runs only one earned over 8 innings, striking out 7. Tarrance Noss Jr. took the loss for Naugatuck. The pitcher went 6 innings, striking out 1 and only walking 2. Ben Sullivan, Cole Varano, Matt Rose, Mike Sullivan, and Angel Christiano each collected two hits for the Crushers. Jackson Senecal and Mulhall each drove in two runs.

Jermey Ross went 1-for-1 at the plate and led the team with one run batted in. Victor Rivera, Noss Jr , Edison Ortiz each collected one hit for Naugatuck.