Mansfield rallies past Sayre; Wellsboro tops Athens.

MANSFIELD - Down 7-4 going into the bottom of the fifth Mansfield tallied off four unanswered runs to beat Sayre 8-7 in NTL baseball crossover action Monday.

Bryce Zaparzynski (2-for-3), Sam Rotella (2-for-4) and Max Colegrove (2-for-3) had multiple hit games for the Tigers. Zaparzynski and Colegrove each had doubles and crossed home with Zaparzynski knocking in 2-RBI.

Taylor Hillson had a double with two runs scored while Jarod Burd had a double with 2-RBI. Brady Andrews also scored twice for Mansfield.

"We definitely came together as a team the last couple innings and were able to get it done," Hillson said.

Bryce Zaparzynski started for Mansfield, Brady Andrews relieved and Hillson closed out the game, pitching 2 2/3 shutout innings of relief for the win.

The three pitchers combined to strikeout six.

"I had a little trouble finding the zone, but I got it under control and the defense did a good job," Hillson said.

Derrick Keir went 2-for-2, with a double, and a run scored to lead Sayre while Cody Ketter and Nick Hall had hits. Kyle Lake, Nick Skerpon, David Mendola and Jake Wheeler scored the Redskin runs.

Keir scored the loss. He had 10 strikeouts while allowing eight hits and two walks.

Sayre had a chance in the seventh when Keir led off with a double, but when Marshall Felt hit a ground ball back toward Hillson, he was able to field the ball and throw out Keir at third.

"We work on getting off the mound and getting the lead runner," Hillson said.

That still left Sayre with the tying run on first and one out, but Hillson got himself out of it by picking off Felt.

"I tried to be quick with my move and it worked out," Hillson said.

For Mansfield the victory was a good way to carry the momentum from Saturday's win over Towanda.

"This win was big, we are playing good right now," Hillson said.

Wellsboro 5, Athens 2

WELLSBORO - The Green Hornets broke open a 2-2 game in the fifth with two runs in the bottom half of that inning and another run in the sixth to get the victory.

Dawson Prough started on the mound for Wellsboro, striking out three in four innings. His brother Dylan Prough got the win with two innings of scoreless relief with two strikeouts and Brandon Owlett got the save working a scoreless inning with one strikeout.

Zane Varagson started on the mound for Athens, striking out three and Tyler Birdsall took the loss in relief.

Dylan Prough had two hits and two RBI for Wellsboro and Dawson Prough had a hit and an RBI, while Ben Shaw and Cody DeHaas each had hits.

Curt Moore had two hits and scored a run for Athens, Jon Kleiner had two hits and an RBI and Jake Shaffer had two hits.

Vargason had an RBI, Craig Moore scored a run and Nick Vosburg and Tyler Forbes each had hits.

Wellsboro is at Wyalusing on Wednesday.

Towanda 17, Cowanesque Valley 4

Nick Place had a two homerun day to lead the Black Knights to the win.

Place had three hits, four RBI and four runs scored and Jared Lines had three hits, with a double, four RBI and three runs scored. Brandon Dinelli had three hits and three runs scored, with a double and three stolen bases.

Matt Bartholomew and Nick Innocenzo each scored runs and Austin Markel had two hits, with an RBI, while Ty Fowler had an RBI.

Sawyer Strope had three hits and two RBI, Tristan James had a hit, Tye Johnson had a hit and an RBI, Richard Benjamin had a hit, Cole Sexton scored a run and had an RBI and Matt Murphy had a hit, an RBI and a run scored.

For Place it's four home runs on the season for Towanda.

"He's been hot, and he was able to wait on pitches and stay back in the zone and he did a nice job today," Towanda coach Bill Sexton said.

Sexton was happy with the way the entire lineup hit in the game.

"I thought we went and played like we were capable of playing tonight," he said. "Our hitters were able to track pitches tonight. Markel started, striking out five, walking four, allowing one hit, hitting a batter and allowing three runs, two earned, in three innings for the win.

Place struck out four, walked two and allowed no runs or hits in two innings.

Dinelli walked a batter and hit a batter, allowing a run without getting an out and Fowler struck out two and allowed a hit and walk in a scoreless inning.

Brandon Whitesell had a double for CV and Luke Plummer scored two runs, while Brandon McClean and Nate Bonham each scored runs.

Conner Calaman, Plummer, Tyler Melko and Casey McLaughlin all pitched for CV, striking out four and walking nine.

CV is at Wyalusing today.

Canton 6, Troy 1

The Warriors got four runs in the third inning to blow open the game on Monday.

The Warriors got two hits, with a run scored and an RBI, from Josiah Bardo and Emmett Watson and Tanner Machmer each had two hits, with Watson scoring three runs and Machmer getting an RBI.

Connor Route had a hit and scored a run, Kyle Landis, Wes Moore and Trevor Route all had hits, with Landis getting an RBI.

Chase Pepper had an RBI and a run scored and Garrett Wesneski had an RBI.

Pepper struck out five in three scoreless innings for Canton. John Bowman struck out one and allowed one run in 1 1/3 innings and Moore threw 2 2/3 scoreless innings.

Lance Zimmerman had a hit, Scotty Reese had a double and Kyle Jackson scored a run.

Josh Mattocks worked two innings on the mound and Jackson worked four innings of relief. Mattocks walked none and struck out none and Jackson struck out three.

Canton is at Northeast Bradford on Friday.

Wyalusing 3, Williamson 1

The Rams scored runs in the sixth and seventh inning to pick up the victory on Monday.

Cody Pickett had a double, an RBI and a run scored, Kyle Tinna and Devon Carr each had hits and scored a run and Shane Salsman and Dylan Otis added hits.

Cody Pickett struck out two and allowed one hit in two scoreless innings on the mound. Otis struck out three, walked two and allowed four hits and one run in three innings and Carr struck out one and allowed one hit in two scoreless innings.

Hunter Huyett had a double for Williamson and Curt Heck, Dylan Gee and Troy Adriance had hits for Williamson, while Kyle Colegrove scored a run.

Shea Daly took the loss on the mound.

Wyalusing hosts CV on Wendesday.

The Rams were 1-1 over the weekend at the Central Columbia Tournament, losing to Central 8-2, and beating Bloomsburg 11-7.

Waverly 6, SVE 0

Waverly's trio of pitchers threw a one-hitter as they picked up an IAC baseball win Monday.

The Wolverines did all their damage early in the game, scoring five runs in the first two innings.

Dylan Perry started and went five innings, allowing the one hit but striking out eight with no walks. Perry was also 2-for-2 with a triple and 3-RBI at the plate.

"Dylan Perry is having a great season on the mound, at the plate and defense, too," Waverly coach Kyle McDuffee said.

Zach Cooney pitched the sixth with two walks and one strikeout while Cody Marchese threw in the seventh with four strikeouts.

Marchese (2-for-2) also had a multiple hit game for the Wolverines with a double, two runs and 2-RBI.

Anthony Girolamo, Pat Bronson and Alex Uhl also had hits for Waverly. Girolamo and Uhl scored twice while Girolamo added an RBI.

Montgomery 6, Sullivan County 2

Montgomery got six runs in the first three innings to beat the Griffins.

Kelby Mullen led the Griffins with two hits, a double, a run scored and an RBI, and Zach Meyer, Barry Henrich and Derek Farrell all had hits. Heinrich stole a base and scored a run and Meyer had an RBI and a double.

Meyer worked five innings on the mound, striking out eight, walking two and allowing 10 hits and six runs, five earned.

Mullen struck out three in one scoreless inning.

Alex Worthington went the distance on the mound for Montgomery and he had a hit, while Corey Kriner had two hits, with a double and Thomas Goetz had a double for Montgomery.

Sullivan County hosts Southern Columbia on Thursday.

Tioga 25, Newfield 0

Jesse Manuel struck out 15 in a three-hit shutout, walking three for the Tigers.

At the plate Jake Howland was 4-for-6 with six runs scored, six RBI and a double.

Dakota Skinner had five hits, two doubles and five runs scored and Ryan Vergason had four hits, four runs scored and an RBI.

Manuel had a hit and scored six times, Adam Leyman had three hits, two runs scored, four RBI and a double and Carter Jackson had a hit, two runs scored and an RBI.

Travis Moyer had two hits, four RBI and a run scored and Zack Baker had a run and an RBI, while Adam Perry had a run and an RBI, with a hit.

Tioga hosts Odessa-Montour on Wednesday.

Notre Dame 10, Odesa-Montour 5

The Crusaders got three hits, with three runs scored, two doubles and three RBI from Wyatt Martin and Ridgebury's Parker May had two hits, with a double, a run scored and three RBI.

Aaron Carson, Tyler Boyles, Joe Prunier, Derek Marshall, Kyle Metzger and Kyle Minchin all had hits in the game.

Prunier scored a run, CArson had a double and scored a run, Boyles had a double, an RBI and a run scored and Marshall socred a run, while Minchin had two RBI, while Metzger added an RBI.

Carson pitched four innings, striking out five, walking one and allowing six hits and four runs, two earned. Boyles worked three innings, striking out two, walking one and allowing no hits and one unearned run.

Notre Dame hosts Watkins Glen on Wednesday.

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