ELDRED — Otto-Eldred dominated on both sides of the ball to sweep a doubleheader against Galeton (0-9) on Monday. The Terrors won game one 10-0 in five innings, while game two was won by an even bigger margin — 23-2 in four innings.

Otto (4-7) held the Tigers to no hits in the first game, with Sawyer Drummond and Andrew Sheeler combining to strike out 13 batters.

Jacob Merry had two RBI and Sheeler added two hits at the plate. Galeton’s two pitchers allowed nine walks and hit four batters in game one.

In game two, Otto’s bats exploded. Six Terrors had at least two RBI in the game, including Chase Sebastian, who went 3-for-5 with three RBI. Sebastian picked up the game’s biggest hit with a two-run homer in the second inning. Merry had four hits for Otto.

Merry and Cole Sebastian combined to allow just three Galeton hits in the game.

Otto hosts Smethport on Wednesday.

AT ELDRED

       R H E

Galeton       000 00X X 0 0 4

Otto-Eldred 361 0XX X    10 6 3

Dakota Wells (1 SO, 8 BB), and Hunter Crowell

Sawyer Drummond (10 SO) Andrew Sheeler (3) (3 SO), and Cole Sebastian

AT ELDRED

       R H E

Galeton        020 0XX X 2 3 11

Otto-Eldred  708 8XX X 23 17  2

Seth Succowich, Julian Martinez (2) (2 SO, 5 BB), and Hunter Crowell

Cole Sebastian (4 SO), Jacob Merry (4 SO, 1 BB), and Jacob Merry/Cole Sebastian

HR: Chase Sebastian (O-E)

Game 1: Port Allegany 7, Smethport 0

Game 2: Port Allegany 9, Smethport 6

SMETHPORT — The Gators took both games against the Hubbers on Tuesday.

Howie Stuckey and David Talkington threw a combined shutout in game one, as the two finished with eight strikeouts, three walks, and four walks.

At the plate, Stuckey, Talkington, and Monte Tanner all notched doubles.

Nate Hollowell and Matt Stratton both had doubles for Smethport (2-9).

In game two, the Gators used a five-run second inning to seal the victory.

Stuckey recorded a double and a triple at the plate, while Drew Benson also had a double.

Hollowell and Stratton once again recorded doubles for Smethport.

“We were definitely fortunate to get two from them,” Port A coach Nate Zitnik said. “They exposed us a bit and made a late push. But I like how we’re putting some things together here.”

Port Allegany’s Tyler Lashway went 6-for-8 combined in the two games.

The Gators (5-6) will visit Bradford on Wednesday.

AT SMETHPORT

      R H E

Port Allegany 300 400 0   7 8 1

Smethport     000 000 X 0 4 1

Howie Stuckey (3 SO, 1 BB), David Talkington (5) (5 SO, 2 BB), and Trey Ayers

Nate Hollowell (6 SO, 4 BB), Grant Ognen (4) (3 SO, 1 BB), Orion Alexis (6) (1 SO), and Alex Sanderson

AT SMETHPORT (Port A was home team)

     R H E

Smethport      000 222 0 6 10 1

Port Allegany 152 100 X   9 14 1

Orion Alexis (4 SO), Matt Stratton (3) (3 SO), Grant Ognen (7) (2 SO), and Nate Hollowell

David Talkington (4 SO), Josh Rees (4) (2 SO), Howie Stuckey (6) (4 SO), and Trey Ayers