Adams Little League Game Results
Monday, May 26, 2008 Elks 19 – Lions 1The Elks exploded for 11 runs in the first and 4 more runs in the second for a commanding lead after 2 innings. David Bailot led all hitters with a 3 for 3 night, 4 runs scored and 4 RBI’s. In addition, Bailot pitched 1 inning of relief and made 2 outstanding defensive plays. The Elks had a well balanced attack as Sean Ryan-Kut, Justin Nichols, Zach Wright, Nolan Hayer, Derek Kogut and David Frye all had 2 hits each and Nathan Wojtaszek picked up his first Little League hit. Joey Gwozdz picked up his first win on the mound for the Elks.
Tyler Carpenter scored the Lions only run on a well hit RBI double by Zach Hillard. Chaise Labrie and Danny Butler also had one hit apiece. C.J. Lillie was the losing pitcher.
Tuesday, May 27, 2008 Co-op 19 – Stanley’s 4
Zach Albareda picked up the win for Co-op, throwing 4 strong innings with 6 strikeouts, 2 hits and 3 walks. Cory Puccio pitched the final 2 innings, striking out 3 and allowing only 1 hit. On offense, Co-op banged out 19 hits. Leading the way were Puccio with 4 hits, including a double and 4 RBI’s. Nick Kordana had 3 hits including a triple, with 4 RBI’s. Joe Benoni had 3 hits with 2 RBI’s and Dahandre Sistrunk had 2 hits with 3 RBI’s. Albareda and Dylan Martins had 2 hits and 1 RBI apiece and Ben Trimarchi had a hit. Puccio, Kordana and Benoni had strong defensive games for Co-op.
No game write up for Stanley’s.
Tuesday, May 27, 2008 Police 10 – Lions 7
No game write up for Police.
The Lions fought hard, but came up short or a 10-7 loss to Police. The top hitter for Lions was Colby Gage with 3 hits one being a double and 2 RBI’s. Chaise Labrie and C.J. Lillie both had 1 hit and 1 RBI. Danny Butler also chipped in with a hit and Aaron Holman-Vittone had his first Little League hit. Cody O’Neil was the losing pitcher.
Thursday, May 29, 2008 Val’s 4 –Stanley’s 3
Val’s Variety beat Stanley’s 4-3, behind a solid pitching effort from Brandon Tworig, who pitched 4 innings, allowing just 1 unearned run while striking out 9 to pick up the win. Matt Koperniak came on to pitch the final 2 innings, retiring the side in order in the bottom of the 6th to preserve the win. There wasn’t a lot of hitting in this game; however Val’s was able to make the most of its 5 hits. Matt Waltermire led off the game with a double, and later scored on an RBI single by Shaun Knapp. The game remained tied at 1 until the 4th inning when Matt Burdick plated Knapp with a 2-out single to give Val’s a 2-1 lead. Val’s scored what proved to be 2 big runs in the 5th as Waltermire led off with a walk and Tworig followed with a single. Both would eventually score, giving Val’s a 3-run cushion. Koperniak also contributed with a single. In the field, Val’s made several good defensive plays, led by Chris Gardner and David Haley.
Val’s seems to bring out the best in Stanley’s. After dropping the opener to Val’s 1-0, the two teams had another well played, exciting game that came down to the last at bat. Stanley’s Jake Hall pitched five innings, striking out 11. Brandon Tworig out dueled Hall by striking out 9 and only allowed two hits. Matt Koperniak finished with two strong innings striking out three for the save. Val’s scored in the first with a Matt Waltermire double and a Shaun Knapp single. Stanley’s matched the scoring in the first as Austin Milesi tied the game. Knapp singled in the fourth and stole second and third and scored on Matt Burdick’s single to take a 2-1 lead.
Val’s extended their lead in the fifth as Waltermire was hit by a pitch, then Tworig singled. Nate Tomkiewicz ground out to score Waltermire. Koperniak singled home Tworig as Val’s took a 4-1 lead. Stanley’s come right back as Evan Lemire singled and Avery Hall was hit by a pitch. Milesi walked and Anthony Duprat hit a sac fly to score Lemire. Jake Hall’s ground out scored brother Avery. Koperniak got out of the inning with a strike out. Mike Lemanski struck out two in sitting down Val’s in the top of the sixth. Koperniak matched the feat in the bottom of the sixth to secure the win for Val’s.
