West Warwick

Winslow Klika, who struck out five batters over 5 1/3 innings, helped the Avengers defeat Warwick PAL, 3-2.

Grogan O’Brien earned the save with 1 2/3 innings of solid work.

Both pitchers benefited from excellent defense of shortstop Sean Giannelli.

On the offensive side of the ball, Alex Tullo went 2/3 (one run scored) while O’Brien, Giannelli and Reid Klug all drove in runs for EG.

Taking advantage of a seven-run fourth inning and solid pitching, Vogie Baseball defeated Flood Ford, 8-4.

Jack Thompson, who allowed just three runs on two hits in five innings, and Trace Dubois, who closed the game with two innings of no-hit ball, led the way for the Huskies.

Led by the stellar pitching of Jackson Chamberland, Smithfield defeated Slocum Baseball, 4-0. In seven innings of work the righty, struck out eleven batters and walked just one.

Offensively, Bellini had two hits and one rbi to lead the Sentinels.

Wednesday’s game against Scituate Connie Mack was a heartbreaker for West Warwick Connie Mack, as they lost the lead late in a 3-2 defeat.

The pitching on both sides was solid with 11 strikeouts for each team.

WWCM took an early 1-0 lead into the top of the fourth inning before Scituate scored the tying run.

Travis Howarth struck out ten batters in six innings of work for the Spartans.

Welmer Montilla-Cruz, Anthony Burt, Brendan Griffen, and Eian Peacock (triple) all had one hit to lead West Warwick Connie Mack.

Led by the solid pitching of Ben Picone and Matt Jarmie (pictured), who combined for a one-hitter with 14 strikeouts, Flood Ford gave Warwick PAL their first loss of the year, 6-1.

Offensively, Christian Butera (2 hits including a double and 1 rbi), Jude Monti (2 hits including a triple and 1 rbi), and Jack Depalma (2 hits) led the way for Flood.