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Delweld 5

Laurel Auto Group 3

Josh Staniscia had two doubles, scored twice and drove in two runs to lead Delweld over Laurel Auto Group in the first game Tuesday at Point Stadium.

Ryan Matsko tripled for Laurel.



Berkley Hills 8 Martella’s 0

Ryan Dandrea allowed one hit in six innings and Dylin Brooks had three hits and an RBI in Berkey Hills’ shutout of Martella’s Pharmacy in the late game at the Point.

John Jones homered and drove in three for the Renegades.



Laurel Auto Group 12 Martella’s 11

Laurel Auto Group used a 10-run outburst in the third inning to hang with Martella’s Pharmacy, and got a towering single by Anthony Piccolini in the seventh to triumph in Monday’s late game at Point Stadium.

Laurel’s Kevin Mitrisin walked with the score tied at 11 in the bottom of the seventh. He moved to second on a passed ball and third on a groundout to the pitcher by Tanner Kulback.

Then, Piccolini sent a shot to the 400-foot mark in right center to score Mitrisin and end the game.

Piccolini scored two runs. Kulback and Dylan Woisonovich drove in a pair each. Avery Sandor singled twice and scored two runs, and Cullen Schimminger tripled.

Martella’s catcher Pat Gully doubled and scored three runs. Dan Abbenante doubled, scored twice, drove in a run and stole two bases. Brian Weightman doubled, tripled and scored two runs.

Matt McMillen’s two hits included a double and two RBIs, and Tony Strasiser drove in two.



American Legion

Bedford 6

Stoystown 1

CAIRNBROOK – J.D. Weyant threw a one-hitter, striking out seven in a Bedford victory at Stoystown.

Brad Winegardner was 2 for 3 with a double, scoring twice for the Hurricanes (8-1). Wes Foor and Kyle Diehl were both 2 for 4 with Foor providing two RBIs while Sean Leister was 3 for 4 for Bedford.

Lance Blough had Stoystown’s lone hit, an RBI-double in the second inning.



Portage 6

St. Michael 5

PORTAGE – Spencer Price had three hits, two RBIs and scored twice in a narrow win over St. Michael.

Evan Price and Bailey Kerch each had two hits and scored twice while Shane Baker drove in two for the hosts.

Spencer Ivock had a hit and scored twice for the Saints, who also got a hit and two RBIs from Brenden Valko.



Claysburg 8, Lilly 3

LILLY – Visiting Claysburg improved to 12-1 with a win over Lilly.

Robert Swope was 2 for 3 while Trent Forshey and Zach Cox were both 2 for 4 with Forshey doubling and driving in two runs and Cox hitting a triple.

Josh Vinglish and Simon Itle were both 3 for 4 for Lilly (3-5).



Patton 10

Ebensburg 4

EBENSBURG – Winning pitcher Dylan Corl went 4 for 5 to lead Patton past host Ebensburg in a game that had 12 errors.

Ryan Woo led Ebensburg with a 4 for 4 effort, while Justin Monito finished 2 for 4.



Somerset 15 Meyersdale 5

SOMERSET – Michael Flyte was 3 for 4 with a three-run home run and five RBIs as Somerset downed Meyersdale in five innings to remain unbeaten (11-0).

Brent Barron was 3 for 3 and scored three runs while Ross Dirienzo was 3 for 4 and also scored three for Somerset, which also got a 2 for 3 outing with three RBIs from Pat Blough.

Ty Mayhugh was 2 for 2, drove in two runs and scored two runs while Alex Caton drove in two runs for Meyersdale.



Track and Field

Lumley sixth at outdoor meet

Richland High School’s Paige Lumley competed at the New Balance National Outdoor Championship Meet held this past weekend in Greensboro, N.C.

Lumley was sixth in the triple jump with a jump of 39 feet, 8 3/4 inches. The finish gave her All-American status for the 2012 outdoor season.

The Richland graduate twice broke the state record in the triple jump at the PIAA Championships before finishing second. She was also second in the 100 hurdles and sixth in the 300 hurdles.



Windber grad

receives honor

Nate Davis of Windber (1996) was chosen Assistant Coach of the Year in the Great Lakes Region in a vote of his coaching peers.

Davis, an assistant with the women’s program at Wisconsin, received the honor for the third time in five years at Wisconsin. He swept the award for both the indoor and outdoor seasons in 2010.

Davis coaches the Badgers’ sprints, hurdles, jumps and multi-event groups and had five qualifiers for the 2012 NCAA Outdoor Championships, including a nation’s best three qualifiers in the heptathlon. Wisconsin was the first program since 2001 to advance three athletes to the NCAA championships in the heptathlon.



Spisak ends season

at East Regional

Duquesne junior distance runner Jim Spisak wrapped up the 2012 season with a 13th place finish in the 5,000 meter run at the 2012 NCAA East Regional at the University of North Florida.

Spisak, who finished with a time of 14:12.87, was one spot shy of qualifying for the NCAA Championship. The top five runners from each of the two heats advanced as well as the next two best times. He had the eighth-best time in the 48-runner field, but the seven ahead of him were all in his heat.

The former Bishop McCort standout broke two school records during the season with his time of 13:50.44 in the 5,000 at the Colonial Relays and with his time of 3:48.01 in the 1,500 meter run at the Bison Outdoor Classic.