Little League Roundup

Majors Division

Phillies 6, Giants 5 (7 innings)

The Phillies scored tied the game in the top of the sixth on a three-run homer by Rese Gyllenhammer, then scored two runs in the seventh and held off a 2-out Giant rally for a 6-5 win in an extra-inning game. Gyllenhammer also doubled earlier, teammate Jack Kastner doubled and singled twice,Brendan Magee doubled and closed the game with a save and Garrett Hormel scored twice on a base hit and a walk. The Giants' Nathan Pisciotta and Carson Spence homered, with Spence addinga double and single, Ryan Bariteau had two doubles and a single and Lauren Shay had two hits.

Giants 15, Red 7

The Giants' attack came alive with 11 hits and seven walks led by a five-RBI day from Carson Spence, who homered among his three hits. Garrett Fisher had two singles and a double, Cody Burnett had three singles and a walk, Nathan Pisciotta doubled, singled and walked, Lauren Shay walked three times and Conner Wilson walked twice. Pisciotta got the win from the mound, allowing one run on two hits in three innings of work.

Rays 15, Blue Jays 2

Rays pitchers Daniel Shamshoian , E.J. Bright, Jake Hogan and Trevor Stocker largely shut down the Blue Jays while being led offensively by 3-for-3 days from Logan Hudson, who had three RBIs, and Reilly Merlo, who doubled and had drove in four. The Jays' lead-off hitter Conor Santos walked and scored the first run and later doubled to drive in the Jays' second run.

Rays 8, Giants 5

Rays clinched regular season first place with a hard-fought win over the Giants, led by three hits from Daniel Shamshoian, a 2-for-2 day Logan Hudson, who scored twice, a double from John Sosa-Guaita and hits from E.J. Bright and Mitchell Boe. The Giants were led by Carson Spence's double and two runs scored, Conner Wilson's single, base on balls and two stolen bases and Nathan Pisciotta two-run homer.

AAA Division

A’s 5, Tigers 0

The A’s Ethan Turner-Garnett pitched five innings and threw 10 strikeouts while allowing no runs. Philip Garrison doubled and singled for the A’s, and Cameron Kufchalk, Jaden Muelman, Justin Burnett, Nolan Owens, Zepher Christensen, Ethan Turner-Garnett, Connor McEntee, and Lukas Olbrecht all singled. The Tigers' Masa Soto, Logan Ross, and Alex Ross had singles.

Diamondbacks 3, Yankees 2 (nine innings)

 The Diamondbacks' Paul Hanson drove in two runs and Shane Burns knocked in the winning run in the ninth to break a 2-2 tie.  Graham Smith, Brendan Hull and Nick Endres and Sören Burns added hits. Josh Booth and Anthony Petrini both scored for the Yankees while Arthur Soto, Gabriel Keith and Cody Pahl added hits.

Orioles 10, Braves 3

Bryce Clark led the Orioles pitching by striking out nine Brave batters in just over three innings of work. Both Robert Hipwell and Jack Matty went 3-for-3 at the plate and Clark and Skyler Hughett had two hits each while Tyler Erwin doubled. For the Braves, Brody Affolter went 3-for-3 with 2 RBI's and Wyatt Luck got on base twice and scored once.

Orioles 10, Tigers 9

The Orioles' Jack Matty both pitched and lead the team with three hits and two RBI's, Robert Hipwell scored three times,Tyler Erwin had two hits while Bryce Clark, Austin Smith and Skyler Hughlett each had one. For the Tigers, Kyle Smith, Henry Merring, Masa Sato, Logan Ross, and Mitchell Ross each had two hits, while Sato struck out seven batters in four innings of work.