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Peichel unhittable in his first Delco League start

From the Daily Times posted 6/24/2021

Koll Peichel’s first Delco League start was a memorable one.

The recent Strath Haven graduate threw five hitless innings as two-time defending champion Wayne blanked Aston Valley Wednesday night, 11-0.

Peichel, Ashton Raines and Joe Peluso combined on a one-hit shutout. Peichel, who will play collegiately at Dickinson, fanned six in his stint to get the win. Raines fanned two in his one inning of work and Peluso gave up one hit, a double to Dylan Everly, and struck out two in the seventh inning to close it out.

Frank Saviski went 2-for-3 with three RBIs and two runs scored to pace the offense. Bill Ford knocked in two runs. Nate Sides scored three times and Steven Wells was 1-for-3 with two runs scored and one RBI.

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From the Daily Times posted 6/24/2021

Calen Reigner and Cole Donmoyer combined on the shutout for Chester.

Reigner allowed one hit in four innings to get the win. Donmoyer gave up three hits in three innings to earn the save.

Steve Cornog laced a pair of triples. Jose Cruz had a hit and a run scored and Tyler McGarvey knocked in a run for Chester.

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Blue Sox win third in a row in Delco League

From the Daily Times posted 6/22/2021

The Upper Darby Blue Sox are on a nice little roll.

Thylar Summarell and Andrew Yates drove in two runs each as the Blue Sox extended their winning streak to three games with a 6-2 rain-shortened victory over Chester Monday night in the Delco League.

The game was stopped with one out in the bottom of the fourth inning.

Summarell slugged a solo homer with one out in the bottom of the third inning to break a 2-2 deadlock. He drove in Upper Darby’s first run with a ground ball in the first inning.

Yates went 2-for-2 with two runs scored and ripped a two-run double in the fourth inning to break the game open. Josh Hankins followed with a double to drive in Yates. Mike Sposato allowed three hits, two earned runs and struck out three in four innings to get the win.

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Wayne reminds the Mudcats it’s never over ’til it’s over

From the Daily Times posted 6/20/2021

By Matt Smith mattsmith@21st-centurymedia. com @DTMattSmith on Twitter

NARBERTH >> Wayne was having a miserable day at the plate for most of Saturday’s Delco League game against the host Narberth Mudcats.

And then the seventh inning happened. It was wild.

A rematch of the 2020 Delco League championship series, a lazy June game between the top dogs in the league wouldn’t have much impact on the standings, one way or the other. But when you win the way Wayne did Saturday … well, let’s just say both teams won’t just forget about it by Sunday.

Wayne struck for 10 runs in the seventh inning, erasing a six-run deficit to claim a stunning 11-7 victory at Narberth Playground.

The top of the seventh was an adventure.

“It was a crazy ending, that’s for sure,” said Wayne’s Bill Ford, who delivered the go-ahead two-run single. The hulking catcher and Malvern Prep product returned to Wayne after spending the 2020 season with the Marple Newtown franchise.

“You had a rain delay and it was a slow game at first. They have new pitchers coming in and you’re just trying to be patient and see what they are throwing. And then they ended up walking a lot of guys in, so it was easy to be selective at that point.”

James Santore started the seventh for Mudcats, but the La Salle grad had trouble with his location. He allowed three walks and a single to Kevin Mohollen before he was replaced by slugging first baseman Joe Ravert. Unfortunately for Ravert, he hurt himself after throwing only two pitches and had to be removed from the game.

“It’s a tough break for Joey,” said Mohollen, the 2014 Daily Times Player of the Year from Strath Haven and former Delaware Blue Hen. “I know he’s hurt right now, but I hope he’s alright because he’s a hell of a player. I love playing against him and he’s a hell of a great guy. You hate to see him hurt, you want to see him do well. But hats off to our guys for being able to put together good at-bats.”

With a run across, nobody out and the bases juiced, Wayne’s bats were ready to feast. Summoned to pitch was third baseman Pat Toal, who was thrown into a tough situation. Coming in cold, Toal, a Haverford School grad, was hammered for six runs (five earned) on six hits and suffered the loss. Wells ripped a two-run single to make it 7-4 and Chris Felder followed with an RBI knock to trim the Wayne deficit to two. After Reece Malek beat out a bunt hit, Ford hit a scorcher to left to give Wayne the 8-7 lead. Tommy Bradley dropped a perfect safety squeeze to chase home Wayne’s ninth run. To put a capper on a hellacious inning, Mohollon smacked a line drive up the middle for an RBI. The ball skittered under the glove of centerfielder Isaiah Payton, enabling Mohollen to score on a three-base error.

A Little League home run was apropos for such a wild seventh inning.

“It was a tough scenario for both teams. When you’re dealing with a wet field, anything can happen,” said Mohollen, who finished 3-for-4 with two runs scored.

Wayne sent 13 batters to the plate, scoring 10 runs on six hits. Narberth pitchers issued four free passes.

“Narberth is a a good team with a lot of good hitters. They strung together a hell of an inning, too,” Mohollen said. “We were down 7-1 in that last inning and were able to put together good at-bats. It’s the story of the Delco League. I mean, anything can happen.”

Wayne scored the first run of the game, way back in the third, thanks to an RBI groundout by Steven Wells. This was before the 30-minute rain delay.

Narberth batted around and scored all of its runs in the fourth inning. The Mudcats seemed well on their way to victory. Haverford School graduate Eric Genther, who is bound for Rhode Island, smoked a double down the line in right field to jumpstart the Narberth rally. Player-manager Steve DeBarberie, Toal and Jimmy White all chipped in with RBI singles off Wayne reliever Hayden Seig as the Mudcats led 7-1 after the fourth.

Brett Mutz, a recent Strath Haven grad, tossed two shutout innings of relief to earn the win. He struck out the side in the seventh.

 

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From the Daily Times posted 6/20/2021

Tom Derer twirled a three-hit shutout with seven strikeouts to lead the Blue Sox past the Knights.

Thylar Summerall and Christian Strickland each homered, Matt Querery added two hits, and Joey Suppa doubled for the Blue Sox.

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From the Daily Times posted 6/20/2021

Luke Cantwell used his legs to win it for the Colonials. The All-Delco and 2018 PIAA Class 5A champion swiped third base and scored the winning run on an errant throw by the catcher.

It was Cantwell’s first game back in the Delco League after spending time in the Coastal Plains League.

Mark Gervasi launched a solo homer for the Black Sox. Mike Smith pitched three hitless innings with six strikeouts. Dan Ouimette tossed two scoreless frames to earn the win.

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Wayne’s Peluso, Sides shut down Marple Newtown

From the Daily Times posted 6/18/2021

One run was all Wayne needed Thursday night. Pitchers Joe Peluso and Nate Sides took care of the rest.

Peluso and Sides combined on a four-hitter as the two-time defending Delco League champions topped Marple Newtown, 1-0.

Frank Saviski laced a two-out single in the top of the first inning to score Sides with the only run. That’s all Peluso and Sides needed to nail down the win. Peluso allowed four hits, fanned five and walked two in 6.2 innings to get the win. He got out of a first-and-second, one-out jam in the third inning, then retired the next 11 hitters in a row before giving up back-to-back singles to Mike Rinaldi and Eric Anderson with two outs in the seventh inning. Sides entered the game and hit Mark Anderson before striking out Javier on three pitches to record the save.

Corey Woodcock had two of the four hits for the Black Sox. Steve DiStefano scattered five hits and struck out four in the loss.

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From the Daily Times posted 6/18/2021

Chris Murphy had it going on. The righty struck out eight in three innings to fuel the Knights.

Colin Smith went 3-for-4 with a double, run scored and three stolen bases. Shawn Haut also had a double while going 2-for-4, while Shane Kelleher went 2-for-3. The Knights broke it open with four runs in the third inning.

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From the Daily Times posted 6/16/2021

Bill Ford and Mike Valente drove in two runs each in the fifth inning as Wayne exploded for six runs to break the game open.

Valente finished with two hits and three RBIs. Ford also had two hits, and Steven Wells drove in a pair of runs. Jack Cossa, Brian Kane, Brett Mutz and Joe Peluso combined on a four-hitter.

Isaiah Payton and Brian Meagher drove in a run each for the Mudcats.

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From the Daily Times posted 6/16/2021

The Knights scored twice in the sixth inning and twice in the seventh to erase a 1-0 deficit.

Kyle Maxwell went five innings to get the win, and Jack Liberio struck out three in two innings to earn the save. Matt Domian and Shawn Haut drove in one run each.

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From the Daily Times posted 6/16/2021

Gilbert Peralta had two hits and two RBIs, and Edwin Lee collected two hits and three runs scored for Chester.

Chester scored twice in the top of the sixth inning to extend its lead to 4-1 and broke the game open with four runs in the top of the seventh inning.

Tom Carey and Eric Anderson drove in runs for the Black Sox.

  1. Springfield 6, Wayne 2
  2. Marple Newtown 7, Upper Darby 3
  3. Wayne 12, Upper Darby 8
  4. Springfield 9, Chester 0

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