Archive for March, 2012

The first game ever played between the St. Brendan Sabres and Columbus Explorers was a sloppy one, filled with walks, errors and odd plays.

The Hialeah Thoroughbreds remain unbeaten on the season after coming from behind twice and winning in nine innings against Monsignor Pace.

Westminster’s Marc Sanchez and Eric Torente were phenomenal on the mound and David Thompson delivered a clutch walk off base hit to earn the Warriors the win.

Coral Springs was able to shut down Mater’s star studded offense to win the first game of the Selective Recruits/Sir Pizza Spring Invitational.

The Ferguson Falcons fell behind early against Jupiter in the Selective Recruiting Invitational and their late rally falls short, allowing the Warriors to win 8-6.

The Reagan Bison found themselves in another tight contest Saturday, but their opponent, West Broward, was just as hungry for a win and came away with the victory, 2-1.

Down 3-1, Mater Lakes rallies for three runs in the top of the seventh to get past the Patriots on Friday. Alfreddi Ramos’s flyout brought in the winning run.

Miami Country Day loaded the bases in the seventh with no outs, but they couldn’t find the clutch hit to win the game against Westminster.

The Patriots rally from a 2-1 deficit with good production from the bottom of the lineup and a strong bullpen performance to defeat the Cavaliers 7-3 on Thursday.

Adan Gutierrez dealt four scoreless innings after allowing two runs in the first, and Cody Fulton went 2-for-3 with three RBI and a homer to lead Hialeah to a 7-2 win.

Saint Brendan stays perfect in District 4A-16 play and scores eight runs while handing Gulliver Prep its second loss of the season Tuesday.

Palmetto got another strong performance from Brandon Kacer, who did well on the mound and energized his team at the plate.

The Christopher Columbus Explorers and Belen Jesuit Wolverines were the first to play in the new ballpark Monday in front of 5,000 fans.

The Raiders got a three-run, walk-off home run from Ricky Eusebio and another great performance from Ivan Pelaez to beat the Lions on Saturday afternoon.

Coral Reef visited the Palmetto Panthers on their home field for the “Mayor’s Cup” and came home empty handed as the Panthers rallied to win in eight innings.

Jake Weiss struck out 15 to hold Dade Christian scoreless, and Miami Country Day was aggressive on offense to grab an 8-0 win Friday.

The Goleman Gators get timely hits from Garrastazu, Martinez and Delgado to put up runs to get past district rival Ronald Reagan on Friday afternoon.

Pablo Rubio helped Coral Gables with a home run, and Nick Bello pitched into extra innings only giving up a run for Miami Springs, but the game wasn’t decided until the eighth inning.

Eric Alvarez’s lead-off home run in the bottom of the seventh carries the Sabres past the Bears in a non-district matchup Thursday. It was the eighth win of the season for St. Brendan.

Bats come alive for Columbus in a 5-0 win over Southwest that kept the Explorers undefeated going into a pair of tough games Friday and Monday.

Miami Christian rallies to defeat Brito on Wednesday, capitalizing on big innings in the third and fifth, as Richie Sotolongo pitches a strong game.