CARY, Ill.—Hononegah relief pitcher Jakob DeLeo had just allowed Cary-Grove’s PJ Weaver to bring a runner home on a sacrifice fly and cut the Indians’ lead to 3-2 with two outs in the seventh.
In a 2-2 count with Peyton Seaburg, DeLeo froze the Trojan for strike three and sealed Hononegah’s non-conference win over Carly-Grove on Saturday.
The performance followed a strong outing from starter Nolan Mabie, who had allowed a single and a walk to begin the seventh before being pulled for DeLeo. The freshman allowed five hits and two earned runs in six innings with three strikeouts and a walk.
The Indians (4-3-1) recorded four hits as the Trojans (4-4) put six different pitchers on the mound.
Nicholas Santis singled in the fourth and scored on an error by the catcher to tie it a one. Austin Dresser broke the draw with a one-run single in the fifth and Drake Broege’s one-run single made it 3-1.
• JEFFERSON 13, BELOIT TURNER 4: The Trojans knocked 10 hits but couldn’t convert enough of those into runs and racked up six errors in a loss to the Eagles in Rock Valley Conference crossover action on Saturday.
Andy Buckley’s one-run single in the first helped Turner (1-1) take a one-run lead and a two-run single from Jayden Piccione in the second tied it up at three. But the Eagles scored three runs in the third and sixth and four runs in the seventh on their way to a rout.
Brody Berg, Fernando Tillery and Ethan Halon all had two hits for the Trojans. Halon took the loss after allowing six runs (three earned) on three hits in 2 1-3 innings. Buckley allowed three earned runs in 3 2-3 innings and Jayden Mosley allowed three earned runs in one inning.
• DELAVAN-DARIEN 12, BIG FOOT 2: The Chiefs were limited to three hits and committed six errors as they fell to the visiting Comets in six innings on Saturday.
The Comets scored three runs in the top of the first but Connor Weeks’ RBI groundout in the bottom half cut the lead to two. But by the time Brady Wojick smacked a one-run double to right in the seventh, Delavan-Darien (2-0) had scored 12 runs.
Weeks had the Chiefs’ (1-1) lone extra-base hit, a double, and he went five innings on the mound while allowing seven hits, five runs (one earned), a walk and seven strikeouts.
• NORTH BOONE 13, ROCKFORD JEFFERSON 2: The Vikings’ took advantage of 16 walks, seven J-Hawks errors and some stellar outings from the mound in a five-inning, non-conference win on Saturday.
North Boone (9-3) poured on four runs in the first and seven in the fourth as it recorded three hits. Jack Christensen’s double was the only extra-base hit of the day while Brandon Slater had two runs and two RBI.
Owen Meredith had a team-high three walks while Margarito Espain had two. Eli Lopez, Matt Self and Ben Neri pitched the first three innings and struck out all nine batters. Gage Vermett allowed two hits but no runs in the fourth and Brayden Sunden tossed a scoreless final inning and struck out two.
• BRODHEAD/JUDA 15, MONTICELLO/ALBANY 0: The Cardinals scored three runs in the first, four in the third and eight in the fourth to secure a non-conference win on Friday.
Pitcher Sam Searls picked up the win after tossing three innings. He and Kohen Sawle held Monticello (2-2) to just one hit in the game.
Right fielder David Masloske led the way for Brodhead (1-1) with three hits. First baseman Clayton Elliot and center fielder Evan Senobe hit a double and triple respectively.
• FALL RIVER 8-15, PARKVIEW 0-5: Fall River outscored the Vikings 23-5 in a Trailways-South Conference doubleheader sweep on Saturday at Parkview High School.
Fall River (3-0, 2-0) won the first game 8-0 before defeating Parkview in the second 15-0. Vikings shortstop Mathias Treinen and third baseman Christian Hobon each secured two hits in the second game.
Parkview (0-3, 0-2) will host Deerfield on Tuesday.
• BOXSCORES:
DELAVAN-DARIEN 12, BIG FOOT 2
Delavan-Darien 300 207 — 12 8 0
Big Foot 100 001 — 2 13 6
Leading hitters: D-D, Huff 2x5, 2 Runs, 1 RBI; JHorton 2x4, 2 Runs, 1 RBI; Janssel 3x4, 1 Run; Childers 1x3, 1 Run, 1 RBIBF, W. Wojcik 1x1, Weeks 1x3, B. Wojick 1x3.
Pitching (ip-h-r-er-bb-so): D-D, Jaussa 5.2-2-2-2-4-11, Huff 0.1-1-0-0-1-0. BF, Weeks 5.0-7-5-1-1-7; Smith 0.2-1-7-0-4-0, B. Wojick 0.1-0-0-0-1-0.
JEFFERSON 13, TURNER 4
Jefferson 033 003 4 — 13 10 0
Turner 120 100 0 — 4 10 6
Leading hitters: Jefferson,Kammer 2x4, 1 RBI, 1 Run; Peterson 2x4, 2 Runs, 3 RBI; Miller 3x3, 2 Runs, 1 RBI. BT, Piccione 1x3, 2 RBI; Berg 2x4, 1 Run, 1 RBI; Buckley 1x4, 1 RBI; Tillery 2x4, Halon 2x3, 2 Runs.
Pitching (ip-h-r-er-bb-so): Jefferson, Fredrick (W) 4.0-8-4-4-1-5, Schroedl 3.0-2-0-0-1-4; BT, Halon (L) 2.1-3-6-6-3-2-3, Buckley 3.2-5-3-3-4-1, Mosley 1.0-2-4-3-1-0.
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