Thursday June 18 Results

Waterbury Mountain Boys 6    CT Sliders 1

Torrington Thunder 6   Naugatuck White Sox 1

Torrington Thunder earned a 6-1 victory over Naugatuck White Sox on Thursday at DelGabbo Field. Torrington broke through in the third inning, capitalizing on an error to score two runs, and never looked back. Colby Morgan tossed a complete game for the Thunder, allowing just one run over seven innings while striking out five. Eli Wall paced the offense with two hits and two RBIs, while the Thunder showed patience at the plate with six walks and aggressiveness on the bases with five stolen bases.

Naugatuck battled throughout the game, collecting seven hits and creating pressure on the basepaths with four stolen bases. Matt Venable led the way with two hits, while Perez drove in the team’s lone run. Defensively, Naugatuck turned two double plays and received a solid outing from starter T. Noss, who allowed just three hits and no earned runs over four innings. Both teams showcased strong defense, with Torrington playing error-free baseball and Naugatuck making several key defensive plays.

Winsted Whalers 8   Candlewood Kraken 0

Rain would pour over the field right before game time, leaving some puddles and making the field questionable. A lot of teams would have canceled right there on the spot. However, the Whale LIVE for the water. It would just so happen the game was against the Kraken, a good ol fashion whale v kraken showdown. And it would be just that.

All through the game, up until the bottom 6^th, the score stayed 0-0. Quinn McGuire was on the mound for the Kraken and he was dicing Whalers left and right. Innings 1-5 gave him 8 Ks, no runs, 2 hits and 2 walks. On the other hand, Adam Tedesco started for the Whale and through 5 as well, he allowed 0 runs, 4 hits, 3 Ks, and 1 HBP. The first five innings might have taken an hour and a half at most.

Bottom 6^th, the Whale took the offensive and scored 8 runs. The first 6 batters for the Whale put the ball in play, and with some errors, put up 4 runs. Tedesco would strike out with the bases loaded (no surprise there), one out. A flyout would follow, two outs. Following that, Jay Torres singled, Steele Brobston doubled with a one-bounce 380ft shot, and Johnny Lippincott cleared the bases with another follow up double that was 3 ft short of the tennis courts in right field. WR, if you know you know. The 6^th inning would tally 8 runs. Jay Torres came in the top 6^th to pitch and had a job to do for the top 7^th. Allowing a single from McGuire to start off the inning, he would strike out the next two and end the game on a ground ball to short. Steele Brobston would go 2-4 (2 Doubles) and Johhny Lippincott would go 2-4 (Single, Double). Whale 8 Kraken 0

Austin Brochu first hit odds are still at +400.

Bethlehem Plowboys 19   Valley Ducks 1

Freddie Camp drove in seven runs on three hits to lead the Plowboys past the Valley Ducks 19-1 on Thursday at Wolcott High School. Camp hit a home run to left field in the third scoring three, doubled in the second scoring two, and doubled in the fourth scoring two. The Plow got on the board in the first inning after Nate Cormier hit a solo home run to left field. The game was flipped on its head in the top of the second, scoring seven runs on six hits to take the lead, 8-1. The biggest blow in the inning was a double by Camp on the sixth pitch of the at-bat that drove in two.

Plow added four more runs in the top of the third inning on two hits. Camp homered to left field, scoring three runs, and Ryan Ponte tripled, scoring one run. Plowboys scored seven runs on four hits in the top of the fourth inning. Jon Wilson drew a walk, scoring one run, Camp doubled, scoring two runs, Ponte drew a walk, scoring one run, Angel Torres induced Chase Belisle to hit into a fielder’s choice, but one run scored, and Ty Boisvert singled, scoring two runs.

Carsten Donovan earned the win for Plowboys. The right-handed pitcher gave up two hits and one run over three innings, striking out seven and walking none. TJ Angiolini pitched one inning of scoreless ball for Plowboys in relief. The reliever gave up one hit. The Plowboys accumulated 13 hits in the game. Boisvert, Ponte, and Cormier each collected multiple hits for Plowboys. Plowboys had patience at the plate, accumulating nine walks for the game. Wilson, Boisvert, and Donovan led the team with two walks each.

Brandon Spadolino led the Ducks with one run batted in. Nick Forino, Jacob Gabriel, and Connor Brody each collected one hit for Valley Ducks.