Monday’s baseball action was highlighted by a dominant performance from Windber, who beat Portage 16-0 in just four innings. Andrew Scalia led the way with two hits, including a grand slam and four RBIs. Lucas Oleksa also contributed with two hits, including a 3-run home run and four RBIs. Cole Mash and Lucas Rummel each drove in a pair of runs and Dawson Himes earned the win on the mound. In another game, Blacklick Valley defeated Meyersdale 2-1, with Karter Schurg providing a hit and an RBI for Meyersdale. Turkeyfoot Valley also secured a win, beating Calvary Christian 7-2 behind Bryce Nicholson’s complete game on the mound and two RBIs from Heath Nicholson.
Softball saw Meyersdale cruise to an 18-3 victory over Blacklick Valley, with Jessica Daughton and Marcella Dupre leading the way with three hits and three RBIs each. Laurel Daniels, Amber Long, Morgan Walters, Izabella Donaldson, and Zoe Hetz all contributed to the offensive outburst. In track and field, Berlin Brothersvalley had a mixed day against Everett, with the girls winning 98-50 and the boys falling 119-30. Multiple athletes from Berlin had standout performances, including Mikaela Glessner, Deborah Bozovich, Zoraeja Miller, Lexi Fairman, Lexi Foor, and Addisyn Glessner. Connor Montgomery won the pole vault for the boys.
On Sunday, in the Gene Schultz Memorial Tournament, Bishop McCort defeated Conemaugh Township 5-0 in the championship game, despite Zack Petree’s three hits for Conemaugh Township. Conemaugh Township had reached the final by beating Shanksville-Stonycreek 13-1 in the semis, with D.J. Bambino leading the offense with four hits and two RBIs. The consolation game saw Shanksville fall to United 20-2. Follow Daily American Sports on Facebook and @dailyamericanmedia on Instagram for more updates.