The following are recaps of recent New Canaan Baseball/Softball games:
Softball Minors 10U
Untouchables 7, Bears 3
The Information Services Group Untouchables, led by the strong pitching of Kara Simko, Caroline Cronin and Julia Tamburro, combined for 11 strikeouts in a 7-3 victory over the Rex Marine Bears.
Kara Simko and Morgan Hibbert, each scoring two runs, helped the Untouchables improve their record to 6-3.
Untouchables 13, Hawks 4
Allison Fitzpatrick and Stephanie Utschig, each with two hits and two runs scored, led the Information Services Group Untouchables to a 13-4 victory over the New England Oil Hawks. The pitching tandem of Caroline Cronin and Kara Simko, with a combined 10 strikeouts, held the Hawks offense in check.
Cal Ripken Baseball Cub 9
Angels 9, Rockies 6
The Family Britches Angels avenged their early season loss and held off the Vicolo Pizza Rockies 9-6 on Thursday night. With several walks on both sides, each team had to seize full advantage in this high scoring affair. Jack Vaske, Andrew Gallois and Matt Robbins put in strong performances as the Rockies grabbed the lead several times throughout the game.
For the Angles, Ben Dooley, Dylan Shane and Bailey Williams all contributed key walks and hits throughout the game. Jonathan Hall helped seal the win with a 2 run triple in the 5th.
Cardinals 10, Braves 4
Last Saturday, the Francos Wine Merchant Cardinals earned their first win of the season as they outlasted the Resource Management Group Braves, 10 to 4.
The Cardinals had stellar pitching from Bart Codd, Bobby Naughton and Gray Farley. Crisp defense in the 4th inning saw the Cards retire the sides on four pitches, three producing line drive outs to the infield. On their way to 10 runs, the Cards were led by multiple hit games from Zack Ramppen, Grant Mellinger and Henry Jodka. Jodka provided the go ahead run with a two out liner with bases loaded.
The Braves were led offensively by Charlie Knight and Max Blum, who connected for a long double and finished the day with three RBIs. The pitching was excellent from Peter Heron and Zach LaPolice, who struck out the side in the 3rd inning. The Braves defense saw a couple of sparkling plays by James Singer and Jackson Camporin.
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