Senior Chris Parinella tossed a full 4 innings, no-hitter sport as Lincoln-Sudbury (4-2, 4-0 DCL) baseball made Newton South compassionate 11-0 in 5 innings on Monday.
Parinella went one and beat 5 for the soldiers. Jesse McCullugh, senior second baseman, went 2-4 with three RBIs, a run rating and a stolen base.
“Chris Parinella has now began his varsity profession with seven no-hit innings and has been completely masterful for us,” mentioned LS coach Matt Wentworth. “I am unable to wait to see what he does sooner or later.”
Lincoln-Sudbury welcomes Newton South on Wednesday at 4 p.m.
WESTBOROUGH 10, MARLBOROUGH 6: Nick Choate, senior first baseman, went 5-5 with three RBIs when Westborough (4-2, 4-1 Mid-Wake B) defeated Marlborough (1-3).
Arthur McMahon threw six sturdy innings, which solely allowed two runs with six hits for the Rangers.
Second baseman Marcus Chrisafideis had two hits for the Panthers.
Westborough travels to Groton-Dunstable at 4pm on Wednesday
HOPKINTON 8, DOVER-SHERBORN 2: Scott Pagliuca had two hits and whereas pitcher Tyler Morse was serving to his personal trigger with an RBI when Hopkinton (4-1) defeated Dover-Sherborn (1-5).
AMSA 4, BAY PATH 2: Cal Thompson, Brayden Deckers, Cal Scully and Andrew Money every scored one aim as AMSA (5-0) beat Bay Path.
Money additionally pitched 4 innings giving up a run with 5 hits whereas hitting 5 with one run for the Eagles.
AMSA will journey to Keefe Tech on Wednesday.
BLACKSTONE VALLEY TECH 12, ASSABET 2 (6 innings): Senior Matt Martinelli went 3-4 with a double, a triple and two RBI as Blackstone Valley Tech (3-2, 3-1 Colonial) made Assabet (2-3, 1-3 Colonial) compassionate in six innings.
The sport ended 2-2 in fifth place, however the Beavers blew up for eight runs within the body earlier than taking up two extra runs within the sixth.
Senior Tyler King was additionally 3v4 with two RBIs, whereas sophomore Tade Riordan had a double and three RBI for BVT.
The Aztecs had been led by Kyle Basgaard, who went 2v4 with two doubles.
Blackstone Valley Tech travels to Worcester Tech on Wednesday at 3:30 p.m.
DEDHAM 2, HOLLISTON 1: Senior Louie Dennison threw 4 innings and solely gave up one deserved run whereas hitting 4, however it wasn’t sufficient when Holliston (0-5) fell to Dedham.
Freshman Jake Schoenburg was nice on the aid of throwing three innings on 4 strokes, whereas the second TJ Kiley was the one offense for the Panthers, who went 3-1 on an RBI.
Holliston leaves for Bellingham at 4pm
Delicate ball
NIPMUC 3, BLACKSTONE-MILLVILLE 2 (8 innings): Lindsey Plumb kicked off with a sacrificial flight from sophomore Liana Patrick when Nipmuc (3-1) defeated Blackstone-Millville in extra innings.
Senior Jaylin Gemmel hit a solo residence run within the sixth to finish the sport at two.
Plumb threw up a complete sport, giving up two runs with seven hits and 6 spikes.
ASHLAND 16, BELLINGHAM 15: Newcomer Paytyn McMullen, second Sophie Porter, junior Jess Sullivan and senior Elaine Jones all hit a number of hits when Ashland (1-4) beat Bellingham (1-4) in an trade for his or her first win of the season.
McMullen additionally had a double with Junior Olivia Gleason and seniors Claire Sheridan and Erica Desiata for the Clockers.
“I used to be very pleased with our ladies for having fought 3 times in a row on this sport to finish up forward,” mentioned Ashland coach Steve Abbatine. “The group was very excited to get their first win of the season!”
BLACKSTONE VALLEY TECH 3, AMSA 0: Senior Abby Behrikis had two hits and two RBI when Blackstone Valley Tech (5-0) defeated AMSA (2-3).
Charlotte Kinney led the Eagles with 15 strikers.
NATICK 10, WELLESLEY 1: Martha Jennings threw the final 5 innings with eight strikeouts, permitting solely two hits to say victory as Natick (5-1) defeated Wellesley (3-3).
Jennings additionally racked up two hits with a double and two RBI, whereas junior first baseman Juliana Kiley went 4-on-5 with a double and residential run, triggering a 3rd inning for the Redhawks in six runs.
Natick travels to Needam on Wednesday.
HOPKINTON 12, DOVER-SHERBORN 0 (5 innings): Sophomore Caroline DeSimone scored a triple and a house run when Hopkinton knocked out Dover-Sherborn in 5 innings.
Junior Charlotte Cann threw a full sport, a two-hit shutout and eight strikeouts for the Hillers.
LINCOLN-SUDBURY 14, NEWTON SOUTH 3: Sophomore Grace Jorjorian left with seven stolen bases and an RBI 4-4 and was a house run that fell wanting the cycle when Lincoln-Sudbury (3-1) beat Newton South.
Junior Ellie Marchand went 3 towards 3 with three RBI and within the sophomore 12 months Lauren Blanchette went 2 towards 4 with three runs and one RBI.
The Warriors journey to Newton South on Wednesday at 4:45 p.m.
NORFOLK AGGIE 14, TRI-COUNTY 7: Sophomore Religion Boutin went 4v4 with three RBIs however it wasn’t sufficient as Tri-County doubled up at Norfolk Aggie’s season opener.
Senior Morgan Collupy recorded 10 strikeouts and added two hits with two RBIs from the plate for the Cougars.
