It may have been a light week of action in St. Marys Mens League Softball action, but the action was plenty as St. Marys Insurance suffered their first loss of the season and Tubby’s Tavern picked up a pair of wins during action at the Robin Road Sports Complex.
One of Tubby’s Tavern’s two wins was against St. Marys Insurance, in which Tubby’s held off a comeback attempt by SMI (6-1) to knock them from the undefeated ranks 15-12 Wednesday night.
Tubby’s also picked up a 15-7 win over PA Powdered Metals on Friday night to improve to 4-4.
Against SMI, Garrett Hornung led Tubby’s, going 4 for 4 with a pair of homeruns and 6 RBI’s. Zack Austin and Bobby Jack also homered.
For SMI, Lucas Wendel and Nathan Liggett both hit dingers. Tony Chiodo tripled, and Ken Vogt doubled in the losing effort.
Friday night against PPM, the Tavern men were led by Zack Austin’s homerun.
PPM was led by Danny Singer and Cory Huff, who were both 3 for 4. Ben Reuscher’s double was the only extra base hit for PPM.
Deprators Beverage upset Allegheny Coatings 15-13 Tuesday night, thanks in part to a pair of run scoring triples by Brady Schneider and Garrett Bauer.
Also, for Deprators, Brennen Klawuhn was 4 for 5, Tyler Wehler went 4 for 4 and Bryce O’Leary doubled.
The Goats were led by homeruns from Dalton Kline, Dillon Kline, Derek Meyer, and Justin Quiggle. Dillon Kline finished the night 4 for 4 with 3 RBI’s.
Allegheny Coatings did pick up a win Friday evening, knocking off Carlson Technologies 24-8.
Andy Eck swung the big bat for the Goats, smacking three homeruns (actually four, but the last one was an out because the Goats already had five homeruns as a team) and knocking in 6 runs. Justin Quiggle and Kevin Hoy hit the other two dingers for Coatings. Quiggle, Dalton Kline and Vince Jacob all finished the night 4 for 5.
CTI (3-5) was led by Mike Miraglia’s 2-run homer and a solo shot from Steve Simchick. Travis Menteer added a double.
Tuesday night also saw Eckert Technical Services defeat N&S Contractors (1-7), 20-4, to improve to 6-1 and pull into a first-place tie with SMI.
Kyle Williams was perfect at the dish to lead ETS, going 3 for 3 with a triple and 3 RBI’s. Kyler Lenox homered and doubled, and Josh Zelinski also went deep for the winners.
Wednesday nights second game had Carlson Technologies knocking off PA Powdered Metals 19-11.
Mike Miraglia homered twice and knocked in 6 runs to lead CTI. Eric Herzing and Steve Simchick both went 4 for 4, with Simchick notching 3 RBI’s.
PPM (1-7) got two homeruns from Mitchell Struble and a one from Cory Huff in the losing effort.
Both games on Thursday were rained out and will be played a date later in the season.