Bolton rallies to beat Crown Point

Q: What was the final score of the Bolton vs. Crown Point game?

Bolton won the game against Crown Point with a final score of 14-13.

Q: Who were the standout players for Bolton in the game?

Maelyn Hubert, Thea Kennedy, and Jadynn Egloff each had three hits, while Riley Huck had two doubles.

Q: How many runs did Bolton score in the seventh inning?

Bolton scored five runs in the seventh inning to secure their victory.

Q: What were the hitting statistics for Crown Point players?

Kaitlin Ross and Madison Wayman each had doubles, and Leah Pockett finished 2-for-2 at the plate.

BOLTON — Crown Point held a 13-9 lead with Bolton coming up to bat in the seventh inning.

The Eagles scored five runs in the bottom half to defeat their Class D rival 14-13.

Four Bolton players had multiple hit games led by Maelyn Hubert, Thea Kennedy and Jadynn Egloff going three-for-five at the plate. Riley Huck finished the day 2-for-4.

Huck’s hits were both doubles, and Kennedy and Ella Hens had one double each. Carly Smith added a triple.

Crown Point’s Kaitlin Ross and Madison Wayman had doubles as Leah Pockett finished 2-for-2 at the plate.

Ross and Egloff battled from the pitcher’s mound. The Panther pitcher finished with six strikeouts to Egloff’s five.

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Bolton 14, Crown Point 13

CP 320 230 3 - 13 5

BCS 024 003 5 - 14 1

Ross and Hurlburt. Egloff and Smith. WP- Egloff. LP- Ross. 3B- Smith (BCS). 2B- Ross (CP) Wayman (CP), Kennedy (BCS), Huck 2 (BCS, Hens (BCS)

WILLSBORO 23

INDIAN LAKE/LONG LAKE 19

WILLSBORO — It was a wild game that Willsboro held on to defeat Indian Lake/Long Lake, 23-19.

The Wolves trailed early, but a 7-4 deficit was erased with a 10 run inning to grab the lead for good.

“This was a very eventful game with a lot of movement within the field,” Willsboro’s Emery McQuade said. “As the Willsboro team started off slow, we continued to carry momentum throughout the entire game and closed with another win. As the coach I am extremely proud of how the team responds and continues to react throughout the game. Even with our errors, they wipe the dust off and keep playing. They never quit, and that is what matters.”

Kenzee Vanderpool was the standout at the plate getting five hits and four RBIs for Willsboro. Teammates Laney Nolette and Lily Pike added three hits.

The Wolves’ Maddy Martin got the win on the mound with six strikeouts over three innings pitched.

Morgan Scofield had two hits to lead the Orange.

“I would like to give a shoutout to Kenzee Vanderpool for pulling five hits, nearly bringing in an RBI every time, and to shine on our throwdown out that happened between our second baseman, Lilly Baker, and our catcher, Lily Pike,” McQuade said. “A very great game, and I hope this continues throughout the season.”

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Willsboro 23, IL/LL 19

IL/LL 610 230 7 - 19 7 5

WCS 4(10)4 041 x - 23 19 4

Pierson and H. Scofield. Martin, Nolette (4) and Pike. WP- Martin LP- Pierson. 2B- Vanderpool (WCS), Morgan (WCS), Pike (WCS).

Johnsburg/Minerva 18

Lake Placid 3 (5)

NORTH CREEK — The Irish Jags scored in every inning to defeat Lake Placid, 18-3.

What started as a 3-2 game was turned on its head as Johnsburg/Minerva went on to score 16 unanswered runs over the next four innings to get the win.

Reagan Morris had two hits that included a double and two RBIs.

Lake Placid’s Willow Wood had two of her team’s five hits.

Michelle Ordway took the lead for the Irish Jags.

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J/M 18, Lake Placid 3

LP 210 00 - 3 5 4

J/M 246 33 - 18 6 3

Wood and St. Louis. Ordway and L. Sharp. WP- Ordway. LP- Wood. 2B- Williams (J/M)

TICONDEROGA 18

AUSABLE VALLEY 1 (5)

TICONDEROGA — Ticonderoga poured out 18 runs through three innings, and that was enough

Addison Munson and Belle Burroughs had a triple each as Munson finished 3-for-4 with three RBIs. Burroughs finished with two hits.

Lillian Davis joined her Sentinel teammates going 3-for-4 with two doubles and seven RBIs.

Ti’s Clara Mitchell took the mound, striking out eight and giving up one hit in four innings pitched. Davis came in for relief, giving up one hit while striking out three.

AuSable Valley’s Hannah Bates lined an RBI single in the top of the fifth for the team’s only run.

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Ti 18, AuSable Valley 1 (5)

AVCS 000 01 - 1 2 5

TCS 34(11) 0x - 18 12 1

Doyle, Giddings (4) and Bruno. Mitchell, Davis (5) and Yaw, Munson (4). WP- Mitchell. LP- Doyle. 3B- Munson (Ti), Burroughs (Ti). 2B- Munson, Davis 2, Mitchell.

CHAZY 25

MORIAH 4 (5)

CHAZY — After two days of being postponed because of rain, Chazy opened its season on fire with a 25-4 win over Moriah.

The Eagles scored at least five runs in the four innings they came up to bat. Eight different players recorded a hit.

Wynter Jarus went 3-for-4 with five RBIs while Calleigh Clark went 3-for-3, including a triple and four RBIs in her varsity debut.

Stephanie Barriere pitched a solid game for Chazy, striking out five and walking only two batters.

“We will take the win and move forward to league play on Friday,” Eagles’ head coach Cory Thompson said. “I am proud of our team for working together to get this first win of the season. Credit to Moriah for battling right to the end, scoring three runs in their final at bat.”

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Chazy 25, Moriah 4 (5)

MCS 100 03 - 4 7 0

CCRS 758 5x - 25 16 2

Sargent, Vargo (4), Sargent (4) and Taylor. Barriere and Bechard, S. Morrison (4). WP- Barriere. LP- Sargent. 3B- Clark (CCRS), Thew (CCRS). 2B- Vargo (MCS)