A 10-strikeout night on the mound for Alex Vollmer and four-run seventh led the way for a 6-1 St. Marys win over Bradford on the Owls’ senior night.
The Dutchmen got on the board in the first inning with an RBI single from Garret Bauer. They added another run in the sixth with a RBI double by Tony Lewis, who led the team with two RBI.
Cam Austin was sharp for the Owls in his 5.1 innings on the mound before reaching the pitch count (100). Austin allowed two earned runs on seven hits and three walks to go with seven strikeouts.
“Cam Austin did a great job on the mound,” Bradford coach Eric Haynoski said. “Unfortunately, the pitch count caught up to him.”
Bradford had five hits during the game but couldn’t capitalize on scoring opportunities, leaving six runners on base.
Dalton Dixon got a hit as well as the team’s three seniors in Levi Reed, Austen Davis and Jeff Thacker. Thacker led the Owls (4-7) with two hits and Reed’s hit was an RBI single that scored Austin in the sixth.
“All three seniors came through with hits,” Haynoski said. “They’ve been a great asset to the team all year long. We’re really going to rely on them in the next couple weeks.”
St. Marys then extended its lead to six runs with a four-run seventh that saw a pair of RBI singles and two bases-loaded walks.
The two teams will meet again tonight in St. Marys. The first pitch is scheduled for 6:30 p.m.
AT BRADFORD
R H E
St. Marys 100 001 4 6 9 0
Bradford 000 001 0 1 5 1
SM: Alex Vollmer (10 SO, 3 BB) and Carter Price
Bradford: Cam Austin (7 SO, 3 BB), Mike Greenberg (6) (1 SO, 3 BB), Levi Reed (7) (1 SO, 1 BB) and Calvin Minich
NORTHERN ALLEGHENY
Coudersport 13, Smethport 2
SMETHPORT — A 13-run, 17-hit night propelled Coudersport to a rout over Smethport.
The Falcons (9-2) plated five runs after the first two innings before adding five more in the fourth and three in the seventh.
Ashton Huck, Jackson Glover and A.J. Redmond each had three hits for Coudy, while Derek Easton, Gavyn Ayers and Garrett Kellert each had two. Ayers also led the team with three RBI, as Glover and Ryan Clouser each recorded two. Both Glover and Easton scored three runs as well.
Redmond, Kellert, Easton and Glover combined to allow just one earned run on two hits and five walks with six strikeouts.
Smethport’s (5-5) two runs came on a Noah Lent solo homer in the fourth and an RBI groundout by Alex Ognen, scoring John Adamoski. Lent finished 2-for-4 with a double and the home run. Ognen and Lent combined to allow nine earned runs on 15 hits and three walks with 10 strikeouts.
AT SMETHPORT
R H E
Coudersport 230 500 3 13 17 1
Smethport 000 101 0 2 2 3
Coudy: A.J. Redmond (3 SO), Garrett Kellert (4) (1 SO, 2 BB), Derek Easton (6) (1 SO, 2 BB), Jackson Glover (7) (1 SO, 1 BB) and Ashton Huck
Smethport: Alex Ognen (8 SO, 1 BB), Noah Lent (4) (2 SO, 2 BB) and Travis Cooney and Chase Burdick
SOFTBALL
DISTRICT 9
St. Marys 17, Bradford 0, 4 innings
ST. MARYS — St. Marys plated 11 runs in the third en route to a blowout, four-inning win over Bradford.
Kendall Young and Joey Forster each had three RBI for Lady Dutch, while Janelle Krug recorded two.
On the mound, Shannon Kiser struck out nine and allowed just three hits and a walk.
Leatrice Kakolewski, Adrienne Angell and Kalie Dixon each recorded a hit for the Lady Owls, while Angell allowed four earned runs on six hits with 10 walks and a strikeout on the mound.
AT ST. MARYS
R H E
Bradford 000 0 0 3 5
St. Marys 02 11 4 17 6 0
NORTHERN ALLEGHENY
Coudersport 22, Smethport 16
SMETHPORT — Coudersport got the better of Smethport in a game that had 38 total runs.
After Smethport grabbed a 7-2 lead after the first, Coudersport answered with a 10-run second.
The Lady Hubbers battled back to within a run of the Lady Falcons, but Coudy distanced itself with four runs in the fourth and more insurance runs the rest of the way.
Addie Myers led Coudy with four RBI, while Rosalyn Page and Ava Wahlers each recorded three. Makenzie Gentzyel had two RBI and five other Coudy players had one.
For Smethport, Madi Faes went 3-for-5 with five RBI. Elizabeth Hungiville went 3-for-5 as well.
AT SMETHPORT
R H E
Coudersport 2 10 14221 22 19 5
Smethport 7 2 3 103 0 16 7 3
Oswayo Valley 11, Port Allegany 0, 6 innings
PORT ALLEGANY — Oswayo Valley took an 8-0 lead after two innings and didn’t look back in its six-inning win over Smethport.
Jadyn Brabham led the Lady Green Wave at the plate, going 2-for-4 with four RBI, while Brooke George was 4-for-4 with three RBI. Macy West had two RBI and Laya Phillips added another.
West also recorded eight strikeouts while allowing just four hits and no walks.
AT PORT ALLEGANY
R H E
Oswayo Valley 530 102 11 15 0
Port Allegany 000 000 0 4 0
Oswayo Valley 13, Smethport 3, 6 innings
SMETHPORT — Oswayo Valley continued its momentum in its second game of the day, handing Smethport a 10-run loss in six innings.
Jadyn Brabham went 3-for-5 for the Lady Green Wave (8-3), while Hannah Winseck recorded a double.
For Smethport (2-11), Dani Nelson had two hits and Coryn McClain recorded a triple.
AT SMETHPORT
R H E
Oswayo Valley 104 017 13 9 2
Smethport 003 000 3 4 6
