@ Nashua, NH. Time: 2:26 Attendance: 998

W: Wayne Lundgren (5-4) L: Miguel Flores (3-1) S: None

HR: BR-Melvin Falu (3), Palmer Karr (11), Clyde Williams (9)

The Brockton Rox got a great outing from starting pitcher Wayne Lundgren and plenty of offensive support to roll to an easy win against New Hampshire on the road. With the win, Brockton extended its winning streak to 10 games. Lundgren allowed six hits and struck out six in a complete game shutout to earn the win and improve to 5-4 on the season. The Rox offense posted five runs in the first inning and never looked back. Brockton 1B Clyde Williams, DH Palmer Karr and 2B Melvin Falu all hit home runs and combined to drive in seven of the Rox 10 runs. Brockton SS Dom Ramos led all hitters, going 3-for-4 with a double and two runs scored.

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Worcester 6, New Jersey 1

@ Worcester, MA. Time: 2:46 Attendance: 1,911
W: Ryan Lobban (5-3) L: Giuseppe Granitto (0-2) S: Santiago Ramirez (3)

HR: WT-Chris Colabello (4)

Worcester 1B Chris Colabello was a one-man wrecking crew as he went 3-for-4 at the plate with a home run, two runs scored and three RBI to lead the Tornadoes to a 6-1 victory. That turned out to be more than enough support for Worcester starting pitcher Ryan Lobban who allowed two hits in seven shutout innings to earn the win and improve to 5-3 in the process. Tornadoes reliever Santiago Ramirez came on to record the game’s final out and in doing so earned his third save.

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Quebec 6, Sussex 5

@ Quebec City, QC. Time: 2:47 Attendance: 3,918

W: Eric Gagne (2-2) L: Kyle Ruwe (4-3) S: Jason Schutt (6)
HR: SS-Raymond Serrano (4)

After falling behind 1-0 in the top of the first inning, the Quebec Capitales scored four times in the bottom of the frame to take a 4-1 lead and never looked back en route to the win. Quebec starting pitcher Eric Gagne picked up his second win of the season. He allowed four earned runs on seven hits while striking out five in seven innings of work. Capitales DH Tony Lewis led the way at the plate, going 1-for-4 with a double and three RBI. Quebec reliever Jason Schutt closed out the win with a scoreless ninth to earn his sixth save.

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FIRST HALF STANDINGS

W   L    GB

New Jersey                       27  17    –

Brockton                         24  19   2.5

Quebec                           21  23   6.0

Worcester                        20  23   6.5

New Hampshire                    20  24   7.0

Sussex                           19  25   8.0

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Tomorrow’s Schedule (All times are Eastern):

New Jersey at Worcester – 11:05 AM

Brockton at New Hampshire – 6:35 PM

Sussex at Quebec – 7:05 PM

@ Nashua, NH.   Time: 2:36  Attendance: 1,456

W: Adam Piechowski (1-0) L: Sandy Nin (1-3) S: Juan Padilla (11)

HR: NH- Jabe Bergeron (1); SSX- Ray Serrano (1) John Urick (4)

New Hampshire was out hit 12-7 by Sussex but the American Defenders scored a run for each hit and went on to defeat the Skyhawks 7-5. In a back and forth contest that saw three lead changes and two ties it was a homerun by DH Jabe Bergeron in the bottom of the seventh inning that put New Hampshire ahead for good. Defenders CF Edward Ovalle sparked the New Hampshire offense as he went 2-for-2 with a stolen base, RBI, and two runs scored. C Ray Serrano homered for Sussex as part of a three-hit game and LF Ryan Crespi finished 3-for-5 with a run scored and a RBI for the Skyhawks.

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New Jersey 5, Worcester 1

@ Worcester, MA.  Time: 2:15  Attendance: 1,171

W: AJ Wideman (4-0) L: Ryan Lobban (4-2) S: None

HR: NJ- Ryan Rogowski (3); WOR– Carlos Sosa (3)

LF Ryan Rogowski homered for the third time this season and 1B Juan Tejeda was a perfect 3-for-3 from the plate with three RBI to lead New Jersey to a 5-1 win over Worcester. SS Mike DeJesus chipped in two hits and scored two runs and DH Quentin Davis went 2-for-4 as well to power the Jackals attack. New Jersey starter AJ Wideman was in command for eight innings as he struck out six and allowed just one earned run on four hits to improve his record to 4-0.

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Brockton vs. Quebec   (Postponed – Rain)

@ Quebec City, QC.

The scheduled game between Brockton and Quebec was postponed due to rain. It will be played Sunday July 5^th as part of a doubleheader beginning at 1:05PM. Both games will be scheduled for seven innings.

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FIRST HALF STANDINGS

W   L    GB

New Jersey                       23  12    –

Quebec                           17  17   5.5

New Hampshire                    17  18   6.0

Worcester                        16  17   6.0

Brockton                         14  18   7.5

Sussex                           15  20   8.0

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Tomorrow’s Schedule (All times are Eastern):

Brockton at Quebec – [DH] 1:05 PM

New Jersey at Worcester – 2:05 PM

Sussex at New Hampshire – 5:05 PM

After a one-hour and forty-five minute delay of the first pitch due to inclement weather, the Rox jumped out with three straight singles to start the game.  However, SS Dominic Ramos was thrown out at the plate in the inning and Brockton was unable to push across a run.

Meanwhile, Quebec scored a run in the first and second innings against Rox starter LHP Craig Anderson. Anderson settled in over the middle innings, and allowed just one base runner, a two-out single in the fourth, over the third, fourth, fifth, and sixth innings.

Anderson’s strong middle innings gave the Rox the opportunity to climb back in the contest.  Brockton evened the score at two runs apiece with a pair of runs in the third inning.  1B Clyde Williams and DH Palmer Karr picked up an RBI in the inning.

With the game still tied in the top of the seventh inning, C Chris Grossman delivered a leadoff double for the Rox.  Ramos moved him to third with a sacrifice bunt, and CF Chris Valecia gave the Rox the lead with a sacrifice fly.

The advantage was short-lived however as Quebec answered with three runs on four hits in the bottom of the seventh.  Brockton also committed a costly error, and LHP Brad Hertzler was charged with a balk which allowed a run to score in the seventh inning; all leading to two unearned runs.

The Rox and Capitales revive the series on Saturday night when Brockton RHP Wayne Lundgren (3-3, 3.47 ERA) will face former Cy Young Award winner RHP Eric Gagne (0-1, 10.80 ERA) of the Capitales.  Saturday’s first pitch is scheduled for 7:05 PM.

@ Nashua, NH.   Time: 2:52  Attendance: 1,012

W: Nick Asselin (3-3) L: Roger Lincoln (2-2) S: None

HR: NH- Chris Kelly (9) Angel Molina (3), Edward Ovalle (2); SSX- Luis Soto (3)

3B Chris Kelly homered and drove in four runs as part of a 4-for-5 night at the plate to lead the American Defenders of New Hampshire past Sussex by an 11-5 final. The Defenders tallied 14 hits including three homeruns. RF Angel Molina’s three-run blast in the bottom of the sixth inning broke the game

open. New Hampshire starter Nick Asselin went six innings and allowed three earned runs on seven hits to get the win and even his record at 3-3. Skyhawks 1B John Urick went 2-for-4 with a double and two RBI in a losing effort.

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Quebec 5, Brockton 3

@ Quebec City, QC.   Time: 2:19  Attendance: 1,751

W: Michel Simard (4-3) L: Craig Anderson (4-2) S: Derek McDaid (1)

HR: QBC- Pat Deschenes (1)

Quebec scored three times in the bottom of the seventh inning to erase a 3-2 deficit and down Brockton by a 5-3 final. Capitales 2B Josh Colafemina led the way offensively for Quebec as he drove in three runs with a 2-for-4 night at the plate. 3B Pat Deschenes also finished 2-for-4 with a homerun. Quebec starter Michel Simard went eight innings and allowed just three earned runs on 10 hits. He struck out four and got the win to improve his record to 4-3. Brockton’s Craig Anderson pitched well for 6 2/3 innings but took the loss to fall to 4-2.

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New Jersey 0, Worcester 0   (In Progress – Top 9)

@ Worcester, MA.

The game between New Jersey and Worcester was still in progress with the game scoreless in the top of the ninth inning.  For complete game information visit www.canamleague.com

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FIRST HALF STANDINGS

W   L    GB

New Jersey                       22  11    –

Quebec                           17  17   5.5

Worcester                        15  16   6.0

New Hampshire                    16  18   6.5

Sussex                           15  19   7.5

Brockton                         14  18   7.5

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Tomorrow’s Schedule (All times are Eastern):

Sussex at New Hampshire – 2:05 PM

New Jersey at Worcester – 7:05 PM

Brockton at Quebec – 7:05 PM

@ Nashua, NH.  Time: 2:28  Attendance: 2,245

W: Ryan Mitchell (1-0) L: Nick Asselin (1-1) S: John Sullivan (5)

HR: WOR- Carlos Sosa (1); NH- Chris Kelly (4)

Starter Ryan Mitchell went seven strong innings surrendering just five hits and one earned run to help Worcester down the American Defenders of New Hampshire 3-1. Mitchell struck out five and walked just one on the way to his first win of the season.  RF Carlos Sosa belted a solo homer, his first of the year, and DH Nick Salotti finished 2-for-4 to pace the Tornadoes attack. New Hampshire’s Nick Asselin tossed six solid innings allowing two runs on six hits but fell to 1-1 with the loss.  Defenders 3B Chris Kelly hit his fourth homerun of the season in defeat.

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Quebec 4, Sussex 2

@ Quebec City, QC.   Time: 2:46  Attendance: 3,565

W: Derek McDaid (2-0) L: James Douglas (1-1) S: Jason Schutt (4)

HR: SUS- Jorge Moreno (2)

Quebec SS Ivan Naccarata’s triple in bottom of the eighth inning drove in two runs to give Quebec a 4-2 win over Sussex. Naccarata had two hits in the game and finished with three RBI for the Capitales.  Starter Michel Simard turned in another fine performance for Quebec as he went seven innings and struck out four before giving way to Derek McDaid who pitched a scoreless eighth inning for his second win.  Capitales closer Jason Schutt pitched a perfect ninth inning for his fourth save. Sussex DH Jorge Moreno homered and drove in two for the Skyhawks.

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New Jersey 7, Brockton 5

@ Brockton, MA.  Time: 2:48  Attendance: 4,320

W: Ted Serro (2-1) L: Craig Anderson (2-1) S: Rusty Tucker (3)

HR: NJ – Myron Leslie (5), Ryan Rogowski 2(2); BRO- Keith Brachold (4)

LF Ryan Rogowski homered twice, the first as part of a four-run third inning, to lead New Jersey past Brockton 7-5. 1B Myron Leslie also went deep for the Jackals in the sixth inning to give New Jersey some cushion for the late innings. He finished the game 2-for-4 with four RBI. Ted Serro went six innings for New Jersey and got the win and Rusty Tucker closed the game for his third save. Rox 1B Keith Brachold homered in the loss.

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FIRST HALF STANDINGS

W   L    GB

Worcester                         9   6    –

Sussex                            8   7   1.0

Brockton                          7   7   1.5

New Jersey                        7   8   2.0

Quebec                            7   8   2.0

New Hampshire                     6   8   2.5

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Tomorrow’s Schedule (All times are Eastern):

New Jersey at Brockton – 6:05 PM

Worcester at New Hampshire – 6:35 PM

Sussex at Quebec – 7:05 PM

@ Quebec City, QC.

The game scheduled between New Jersey and Quebec was postponed due rain. It will be made up as part of a doubleheader on Thursday, June 11^th beginning at 5:30 PM.

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Worcester 4, Sussex 3 (11 innings)

@ Worcester, MA. Time: 3:01 Attendance: 1,260

W: Anthony Sullivan (1-1) L: Matt Petrusek (0-2) S: None

HR: None

The Worcester Tornadoes found themselves down 3-1 entering the bottom of the ninth inning, but the team put together a string of four consecutive hits to tie the score at 3-3 and force extra innings. After three straight Worcester singles to lead off the ninth, DH Mike Leonard, who was 3-for-5 in the game, drove in the tying run with a RBI double. The game remained tied until the 11^th, when Tornadoes 2B Jeff LaHair singled home C Alex Trezza to give Worcester a walk-off win. Tornadoes reliever Anthony Sullivan picked up his first win. He allowed one hit in a scoreless 11^th.

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New Hampshire 8, Brockton 7 (14 innings)

@ Nashua, NH. Time: 4:40 Attendance: 996

W: Brett Palanski (1-2) L: Brad Hertzler (1-1) S: None

HR: BR-Keith Brachold (3), Jud Thigpen (3) NH-Chris Kelly (3), Clyde Williams 2(5)

The American Defenders of New Hampshire got a big night from 1B Clyde Williams to send the team to the win column in dramatic fashion. Williams was 3-for-6 with a pair of home runs, none bigger than his walk-off solo shot in the 14^th inning, four hours and forty minutes after the game’s first pitch. In all, Williams drove in four in the game. Williams’ heroics overshadowed a great game by Brockton RF Jud Thigpen. Thigpen was 2-for-6 with a home run and five RBI. The game was an offensive showcase with the teams combining for 36 hits and five home runs. New Hampshire reliever Brett Palanski picked up his first win despite the offensive dominance thanks to 2/3 of a scoreless inning.

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FIRST HALF STANDINGS

W   L    GB

Worcester                         8   5    –

Brockton                          7   5   0.5

Sussex                            7   6   1.0

Quebec                            6   6   1.5

New Hampshire                     5   7   2.5

New Jersey                        4   8   3.5

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Tomorrow’s Schedule (All times are Eastern):

Sussex at Worcester – 11:05 AM

New Jersey at Quebec – 5:30 PM [DH]

Brockton at New Hampshire – 6:35 PM

@ Quebec City, QC.  Time: 3:41  Attendance: 2,312

W: Derek McDaid (1-0) L: Seth Overbey (1-1) S: Jason Schutt (3)

HR: NJ- Matt Lauderdale (1), Juan Tejeda (2)

Quebec and New Jersey battled in a see-saw affair that saw the teams put up 10 runs in the final three innings and the Capitales on the winning end of an 11-10 score. Trailing 7-5 in the bottom of the seventh inning Quebec used three singles and two walks to generate four runs and grab a 9-7 advantage. The Jackals came right back with three runs in the top of the eighth and led 10-9. But the Capitales strung together three more hits in their turn at the plate and RF Alex Nunez’s double drove in two for the final runs of the contest. Neither starter factored in the decision. When Quebec closer Jason Schutt got the final out, the tying run was on third base.

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Worcester 17, Sussex 5

@ Worcester, MA.  Time: 3:01  Attendance: 1,022

W: Ryan Lobban (1-1) L: Roger Lincoln (1-1) S: None

HR: WOR- Garrett Olson 2(2), Chris Colabello (2); SUS- Ron Perodin (2)

SS Garrett Olson had a huge game as he homered twice, drove in four, and scored three times to lead Worcester past Sussex 17-5. RF Carlos Sosa and DH Mike Leonard were a lethal one-two punch as they combined for six hits and seven RBI while Tornadoes 3B Chris Colabello also homered and drove in two. Worcester tallied 17 hits in the game. Tornadoes starter Ryan Lobban improved to 1-1 by tossing six solid innings in which he allowed seven hits and two earned runs. In addition to their high hit total the Tornadoes also drew six walks.

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New Hampshire vs Brockton   (Postponed – Rain)

@ Brockton, MA

The scheduled game between New Hampshire and Brockton was postponed due to rain. The game will be played as part of a doubleheader on June 25^th in Brockton. Both games will be scheduled for seven innings.

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FIRST HALF STANDINGS

W   L    GB

Brockton                          7   4    –

Sussex                            7   5   0.5

Worcester                         7   5   0.5

Quebec                            6   6   1.5

New Hampshire                     4   7   3.0

New Jersey                        4   8   3.5

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Tomorrow’s Schedule (All times are Eastern):

Brockton at New Hampshire – 6:35 PM

New Jersey at Quebec – 7:05 PM

Sussex at Worcester – 7:05 PM

@ Quebec City, QC. Time: 2:33 Attendance: 1,926

W: Chris Anderson (1-0) L: Jason Schutt (0-1) S: John Sullivan (1)
HR: None

Worcester 3B Chris Colabello was 3-for-4 with a RBI to lead the Tornadoes at the plate, and help the team to its second win in the process. Worcester got on the board in the third inning when LF Vinny Pennell, who was 2-for-4, singled home 2B Jeff LaHair to give the Tornadoes a 1-0 lead. Quebec tied the game in the fifth on a RBI single by CF Goefrey Tomlinson. But Colabello was there to answer in the eighth, singling home CF Lucas Taylor to put Worcester ahead, proving to be the game winner. Tornadoes reliever Chris Anderson picked up his first win thanks to two shutout innings and reliever John Sullivan collected his first save after a 1-2-3 ninth inning.

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Brockton 8, Sussex 3

@ Brockton, MA. Time: 2:41 Attendance: 2,623

W: Jeff Long (1-0) L: TJ Stanton (0-1) S: Fraser Robinson (1)

HR: BR-Melvin Falu (1), Palmer Karr (1), Jud Thigpen (2)

Brockton got plenty of offense early on to lead the way to an easy 8-3 win at home. Rox 2B Melvin Falu, DH Palmer Karr and RF Jud Thigpen each homered and combined to go 5-for-13 with four runs scored and five RBI. Brockton starting pitcher Jeff Long pitched well, and picked up his first win of the season. Long allowed two runs, one earned, on four hits in six innings of work. Rox reliever Fraser Robinson took over from there and held Sussex to a run over the final three innings to record his first save.

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New Hampshire 15, New Jersey 5

@ Nashua, NH. Time: 2:52 Attendance: 1,653

W: Nick Asselin (1-0) L: Michael Vicaro (0-1) S: Rob Riley (1)

HR: NH-Jerod Edmondson (1)

The American Defenders of New Hampshire scored five times in the first inning to take a 5-0 lead and they never looked back, en route to a 15-5 rout of New Jersey. New Hampshire tallied 13 hits as a team, led by 2B Boomer Berry, who was 3-for-3 with a pair of runs scored and two RBI. Each hitter in the American Defenders’ starting lineup recorded at least one hit, including LF Jerod Edmondson, who was 1-for-4 with a home run, two runs scored and three RBI. New Hampshire starting pitcher Nick Asselin picked up the win, his first, after allowing two runs on eight hits while striking out four in five innings of work.

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FIRST HALF STANDINGS

W   L   GB

Sussex                     3   1   –

New Jersey                 2   2   1.0

New Hampshire              2   2   1.0

Quebec                     2   2   1.0

Worcester                  2   2   1.0

Brockton                   1   3   2.0

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Tomorrow’s Schedule (All times are Eastern):

Brockton at New Hampshire – 6:35 PM

Quebec at New Jersey – 7:05 PM

Worcester at Sussex – 7:05 PM

@ Quebec City, QC.  Time: 2:09

W: Alex Pena (1-0) L: Orlando Trias (0-1) S: None

HR: QBC- Pierre-Luc LaForest (2), Eddie Lantigua (1)

In the first game of a doubleheader Worcester broke out to an early 5-1 lead in the first three innings and cruised to an 8-3 victory.  Tornadoes starter Alex Pena gave his team six solid innings by allowing just five hits and two earned runs to claim his first win of the year. Orlando Trias had a rough outing for the Capitales pitching just 3 1/3 innings and surrendering five earned runs. He dropped to 0-1.  Worcester C Alex Trezza had three hits and scored a run while Tornadoes 1B Mike MacMillan went 2-for-3 with a RBI and two runs scored.

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Quebec 6, Worcester 3 (Game 2 – 7 Innings)

@ Quebec City, QC.  Time: 2:15  Attendance: 2,258

W: Dan Sausville (1-0) L: Ryan Lobban (1-0) S: None

HR: QBC- Issael Gonzalez (1), Eddie Lantigua (2)

In game two, Quebec DH Eddie Lantigua homered again and LF Issael Gonzalez hit a three run bomb to power the Capitales to a 6-3 victory. Goef Tomlinson chipped in with a 2-for-4 night at the plate and starter Dan Sausville Lobban went four innings and picked up the win for Quebec. SS Omar Pena led the Tornadoes offense going 3-for-3 with two RBI.

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New Hampshire 4, New Jersey 2 (Game 1)

@ Nashua, NH.  Time: 1:58

W: Isaac Burkett (1-0) L: Ted Serro (0-1) S: Juan Padilla (1)

HR: NH- Clyde Williams (1)

1B Clyde Williams homered as part of a 2-for-3 performance to lead the American Defenders of New Hampshire past New Jersey 4-2 in the first game of a doubleheader. 2B Boomer Berry had two hits and scored a run to help the New Hampshire offense and starter Isaac Burkett struck out nine in six innings to move to 1-0 on the season. Ted Serro pitched five innings for the Jackals allowing three earned runs off eight hits and two walks to fall to 0-1.

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New Jersey 10, New Hampshire 6 (Game 2)

@ Nashua, NH.  Time: 2:36  Attendance: 1,312

W: AJ Wideman (1-0)  L: Brett Palanski (0-1)  S: Seth Overbey (1)

HR: NJ- Myron Leslie (1); NH- Chris Weakley (1)

In game two, the New Jersey offense came alive as the Jackals scored nine times in four innings to get the split by a final of 10-6. New Jersey starter AJ Wideman took advantage of the good run support and picked up the win to move to 1-0 on the year. Brett Palanski lasted just three innings for New Hampshire and gave up six earned runs to fall to 0-1. Seth Overbey pitched a scoreless inning to pick up the save. Jackals 3B Myron Leslie homered, drove in two, and scored twice.

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Sussex 7, Brockton 2

@ Brockton, MA.  Time: 2:55  Attendance: 2,712

W: Justin Knoff (1-0) L: Steve Delabar (0-1) S: None

HR: None

Three was the number of the night for Sussex as they moved to 3-0 thanks to triples from three different players. Skyhawks CF Ron Perodin, 2B Mark Pappas, and C Ray Serrano, each collected a three-bagger. Serrano’s did the most damage as it plated two runs in a four run fourth inning.  Justin Knoff pitched well for Sussex and earned the win as he allowed just two runs on three hits in six innings. Steve Delabar took the loss for Brockton to fall to 0-1.

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FIRST HALF STANDINGS

W   L   GB

Sussex                     3   0   –

New Jersey                 2   1   1.0

Quebec                     2   1   1.0

New Hampshire              1   2   2.0

Worcester                  1   2   2.0

Brockton                   0   3   3.0

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Tomorrow’s Schedule (All times are Eastern):

Worcester at Quebec – 1:05 PM

Sussex at Brockton – 1:05 PM

New Jersey at New Hampshire – 5:05 PM

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@ Nashua, NH.  Time: 2:49  Attendance: 1,248

W: Isaac Pavlik (1-0) L: Mark Romanczuk (0-1) S: None

HR: NJ – Quinn Stewart (1)

New Jersey used a five-run third inning to take an early 6-0 lead and cruised past the American Defenders of New Hampshire 10-0. Jackals starter Isaac Pavlik pitched six scoreless innings and RF Quinn Stewart launched a three-run homer in the third to give New Jersey plenty of breathing room.  Stewart had two other hits in the contest and scored three times. Mark Romanczuk lasted just four innings and suffered the loss. New Jersey LF Ryan Rogowski had a big game as well driving in three runs.

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Sussex 11, Brockton 3

@ Brockton, MA. Time: 3:10  Attendance: 3,138

W: Roger Lincoln (1-0) L: John Kelly (0-1) S: Carter Clements (1)

HR: BRO- Jud Thigpen (1)

Sussex scored two runs in each of the middle three innings en route to an 11-3 win over Brockton.  The Skyhawks got a solid start from Roger Lincoln who earned the win by tossing five innings and allowing three runs. Carter Clements took the ball for the final four innings, did not allow a run, and earned his first save of the season.  RF Maikel Jova led the Skyhawks offense with four hits and three RBI. Sussex 3B Jeremy Hunt batted in three as well and finished 3-for-5 on the night. John Kelly allowed four earned runs in four innings for Brockton and dropped to 0-1. RF Jud Thigpen homered for the Rox in a losing effort.

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Worcester at Quebec (Postponed – Rain)

@ Quebec City, QC.

The game scheduled between the Worcester Tornadoes and Quebec Capitales has been postponed due to rain. It will be made up as part of a doubleheader beginning at 5:00 PM on Saturday, May 30^th.

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FIRST HALF STANDINGS

W   L   GB

Sussex                     2   0   –

New Jersey                 1   0   0.5

Quebec                     1   0   0.5

New Hampshire              0   1   1.5

Worcester                  0   1   1.5

Brockton                   0   2   2.0

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Tomorrow’s Schedule (All times are Eastern):

New Jersey at New Hampshire – 4:00 PM [DH]

Worcester at Quebec – 5:00 PM [DH]

Sussex at Brockton – 6:05 PM