WEST CANADA VALLEY 10, HAMILTON 7

NEWPORT, N.Y. — The West Canada Valley Indians scored five runs in the sixth inning Monday and pulled out a 10-7 victory against Hamilton’s Emerald Knights.

The Indians had already come back from a 4-0 deficit and were tied at 5 entering the sixth. The winning rally started with a one-out walk to Alex Maxwell and singles by Dan DeKalb and Jordan Gross loaded the bases. Austin Zacek broke the tie with a double that drove home two runs and Tyler Porter followed with an RBI-single. Thomas Roberts added another run-scoring single with two outs.

Hamilton put together a rally of its own in the top of the seventh. The Emerald Knights had four consecutive two-out singles and brought the tying run to the plate before DeKalb retired Don Philhower on a pop-up to first base to end the game.

West Canada Valley took advantage of 10 walks to supplement its eight-hit attack. Zacek doubled twice and drove in four runs and Zack Lyga added a pair of hits.

Mark Vaughn had three hits and an RBI and scored three times for Hamilton. Tyler White added two hits, including a home run on the first pitch of the game.

DeKalb pitched a complete game for his third victory against one defeat.

The Indians have game on the road Tuesday at Mohawk and Wednesday at Richfield Springs.

WEST CANADA VALLEY INDIANS 10, HAMILTON EMERALD KNIGHTS 7

Hamilton  400 010 2 — 7  11  0

West Canada Valley  221 005 x — 10  8  1

Kinon Finkel, Don Philhower (2), Tyler White (6) and Jack Sullivan. Dan DeKalb and Jordan Gross. W — DeKalb. L — Philhower. 2B — Hamilton, Mark Vaughn; West Canada Valley, Austin Zacek 2, Zack Lyga. HR — Hamilton, White. Records — Hamilton 4-7, 1-4 CSC-III; West Canada Valley 8-5, 4-0 CSC-III.

ADIRONDACK 5, LITTLE FALLS 0

BOONVILLE, N.Y. — Cody Hitt pitched a one-hitter Monday as the Adirondack Wildcats completed a sweep of their season’s series with Little Falls with a 5-0 shutout of the Mounties.

Hitt struck out 11 batters, walked three and allowed only a third-inning single to Alex Peruzzi. Peruzzi’s hit was followed by an error with nobody out but Hitt pitched his way out of the jam and maintained a scoreless tie. No Mountie advanced past second base against Hitt.

The Wildcats (12-3, 7-1 CSC-I) broke the deadlock with a pair of runs in the bottom of the third. Brad Kaiding singled and Hitt doubled with nobody out. Devin Mannuzza retired the next two batters before Kaiding scored on a passed ball and Nick Winters drove Hitt home with a double. Adirondack added two more runs in the fourth inning and one in the sixth.

Mannuzza allowed only one earned run for Little Falls (7-6, 3-3 CSC-I). He struck out nine batters and walked three.

The Mounties play on the road at Ilion Wednesday before making up a game at home Thursday against Mohawk.

ADIRONDACK WILDCATS 5, LITTLE FALLS MOUNTIES 0

Little Falls  000 000 0 — 0  1  3

Adirondack  002 201 x — 5  6  3

Devin Mannuzza and Nik Reff. Cody Hitt and Ryan Zeigler. W — Hitt. L — Mannuzza. 2B — Adirondack, Hitt, Nick Winters. Records — Little Falls 7-6, 3-3 CSC-I; Adirondack 12-3, 7-1 CSC-I.

FRANKFORT-SCHUYLER 11, DOLGEVILLE 7

DOLGEVILLE, N.Y. — Matt Rotundo had a five-hit, five-RBI performance at the plate for Frankfort-Schuyler Monday in the Maroon Knights’ 11-7 win over the Dolgeville Blue Devils.

Rotundo had two triples among his five hits and he drove in his runs in the fourth and fifth inning to help the Maroon Knights break away from a 2-2 tie.

A leadoff walk and two singles loaded the bases with Maroon Knights with nobody out in the top of the fourth. A force play and a fly ball left the bases full when Rotundo came to the plate with two outs and the senior promptly cleared them with the first of his triples. A wild pitch allowed Rotundo to score and gave Frankfort-Schuyler a 6-2 lead.

Dolgeville retired the first two batters in the fifth before two walks and a single allowed the Maroon Knights to load the bases again with two outs. Frankfort-Schuyler pushed three runs home before Rotundo tripled again and drove in the final two runs in a five-run rally.

Paul Barnes had three hits, including a triple, for Dolgeville (1-9, 1-5 CSC-I).

Dan Giacovelli had a pair of hits and pitched four innings for the victory for the Maroon Knights.

The Blue Devils play at home Wednesday against Mohawk.

FRANKFORT-SCHUYLER MAROON KNIGHTS 11, DOLGEVILLE BLUE DEVILS 7

Frankfort-Schuyler  002 450 0 — 11  11  0

Dolgeville  200 002 3 — 7  8  1

Dan Giacovelli, Vinny Reina (5) and Nick Laribee (7) and Ron Gatto. Kelsey Brandow, Mike Barnes (5), Andy Johnston (5) and James Normoyle, Gary Farquhar (6). W — Giacovelli. L — Brandow. 2B — Frankfort-Schuyler, Reina, Joe Gatto; Dolgeville, Normoyle, Brandow. 3B — Frankfort-Schuyler, Matt Rotundo 2; Dolgeville, Paul Barnes. Records — Frankfort-Schuyler 9-3, 5-2 CSC-I; Dolgeville 1-9, 1-5 CSC-I.

DUANESBURG 19, ST. JOHNSVILLE 4

ST. JOHNSVILLE, N.Y. — Wes Coppolo homered twice and drove in six runs Monday in Duanesburg’s 19-4 win over the St. Johnsville Saints.

Coppolo had a two-run home run in the second inning, a bases-loaded triple in the fifth and a solo home run in the sixth to lead a 14-hit attack for the Eagles (11-4, 9-3 WAC South).

Leadoff batter Chris Hyrny had three singles and a double and scored four times for Duanesburg. Ben Lynch added a pair of hits and scored three runs. The Eagles scored twice in the top of the first inning, four times in the second and led 9-0 before St. Johnsville got its first runs in the bottom of the third.

Evan Springer, Chris Dolan and Scott Jaikin all had two hits for St. Johnsville (8-5, 5-5 WAC North).

The Saints play at home Wednesday against Canajoharie and travel to Fonda-Fultonville the following day to make up a game.

DUANESBURG EAGLES 19, ST. JOHNSVILLE SAINTS 4

Duanesburg  243 082 0 — 19  14   0

St. Johnsville  002 110 0 — 4  9 10

Nick Ferri, Austin Brasmeister (5) and Richie Kennedy. Jaxson Smith, Tyler Bellen (2), Anthony Vicciarelli (5), Jacob Bents (6) and Chris Dolan, Smith (2), Mike Stowell (6). W — Ferri. L — Smith. 2B — Duanesburg, Chris Hyrny; St. Johnsville, Evan Springer, Joey Rider. 3B — Duanesburg, Wes Coppolo. HR — Duanesburg, Coppolo 2. Records — Duanesburg 11-4, 9-3 WAC South; St. Johnsville 8-5, 5-5 WAC North.

ROME CATHOLIC 14, OPPENHEIM-EPHRATAH 2

OPPENHEIM, N.Y. — Four Rome Catholic pitchers combined to strike out 18 batters Monday in the Redwings’ 14-2 win over the Oppenheim-Ephratah Hawks.

Mike Henderson, Joe Melioris, Eli Hedrington and Nick Swancott each took his turn on the mound for Rome Catholic (10-4, 6-0 CSC-IV). Melioris struck out seven batters in two innings and was credited with the victory.

Melioris also had three of the eight Rome Catholic hits, one of them a double, and drove in a run.

Shawn Seeley and Todd Cool had the only hits for Oppenheim-Ephratah. Mo Conte went the distance on the mound, striking out five batters, walking five and hitting one.

The Hawks play at home again Wednesday against New York Mills.

ROME CATHOLIC REDWINGS 14, OPPENHEIM-EPHRATAH HAWKS 2

Rome Catholic  250 133 0 — 14  8  2

Oppenheim-Ephratah  100 000 1 — 2  2  5

Mike Henderson, Joe Melioris (3), Eli Hedrington (5), Nick Swancott (7) and Ryan Grogg. Mo Conte and Kyle Sweet. W — Melioris (3-0). L — Conte. 2B — Rome Catholic, Melioris. 3B — Rome Catholic, Jake Ross. Records — Rome Catholic 10-4, 6-0; Oppenheim 0-10, 0-5 CSC-IV.

Compiled From Evening Times Staff Reports