Tornado Baseball
2010
Butler - 8 Ellwood City - 3
Golden Tornado win opener...
Butler - 13 Knoch - 9
Butler - 6 Riverside - 0
Three Butler pitchers combined on a one-hitter
as the Golden Tornado baseball team defeated Riverside,
6-0.
Tyler Slepski worked the first three innings and got the
victory.
Ryan Fennell struck out five batters in three
frames and Zach Sessa pitched the final inning.
Roman Bargo and Bobby Swartwout had a double and single
each to lead a 12-hit attack for Butler (4-0).
Cody Herald
added a double and three RBI.
Butler 040 001 1 — 6 12 0
Riverside 000 000 0 — 0 1 0
W: Tyler Slepski 3 IP (3 K, 3 BB). L: Pollio 3 IP (0 K,
1 BB).
Butler (4-0): Roman Bargo 2B 1B, Bobby Swartwout 2B 1B
RBI, Cody Herald 2B 3-RBI, Mickey Fennell 1B RBI, Mike
Hartman RBI, Ian Jewart 2B, Tyler Slepski 1B, Ryan Fennell
1B, Cody Montgomery 1B, Nate Bresnahan 1B, Ethan Rock 1B
Butler
- 9 Fox Chapel - 7
Butler - 11 North
Hills - 8
Butler moved its record to 10-2, 6-1 in the section, after
an 11-8 win at North Hills.
John Crummy went 4-for-5 with five RBI, Ryan Fennell had
two doubles, two singles and an RBI, and Roman Bargo had
two singles and a triple for Butler.
Butler
- 7 Pine Richland - 5
Butler
- 10 Seneca
Valley -
7
Butler
- 10 North
Hills -
3
Butler -
7 Hampton
- 6
Butler - 13 Knoch - 9
Butler -
8 Ellwood City - 3
Butler -
13 Knoch - 9
Butler - 6 Riverside -
0
Butler - 7 Hampton -
6
Butler - 10 North
Hills - 3
Butler - 5 Shaler -
1
Butler - 7 Pine
Richland - 5
Butler - 9
Fox Chapel - 7
Butler - 10 Seneca
Valley - 7
Butler - 11 North
Hills - 8
Butler - 15 Canon Mac - 10
2009
Butler
- 5 Bethel Park - 4
Butler
- 12 North Hills - 6
Butler - 9 Fox Chapel - 0
Matt Monnie pitched a four-hit shutout,
striking out nine,
as the Butler baseball team cruised
to a 9-0 section win
at Fox Chapel.
Tyler Slepski doubled, singled and drove in two runs.
Eric
King collected a double and two RBI for the Golden Tornado.
Butler 040 311 0 9 8 0
Fox Chapel 000 000 0 0 4 3
W: Matt Monnie (7 IP) 9 K, 3 BB. L: Healy (5 IP) 2 K, 2
BB.
Butler (8-4, 3-2): Tyler Slepski 2B, 1B, 2-R; 2-RBI;
Cody
Herald 2B; Evan Oswald 2B, RBI; Ryan Fennel 2B; Eric King
2B, 2-RBI
Butler
- 15 Fox Chapel - 11
Tornado rip through Hampton for 12-0 win
JoeyMarak and Alek Bollinger combined on a two-hit shutout
as the Butler Tornado baseball team
rolled to a 12-0
win over Hampton.
Marak tossed four shutout innings before yielding to Bollinger,
who struck out the side in the fifth inning to end the
mercy-rule game.
John Crummy and BobbySwartwout each drove home two runs
for the Golden Tornado (2-1).
Butler 006 06x x—12 6 0
Hampton 000 00x x—0 2 1
WP: Joey Marak (4 IP) 3 strikeouts, 2 walks. LP: Williams
(4 IP) 4 strikeouts, 1 walk
Butler (2-1): John Crummy 2B, 2-RBI; Tanner Master 1B,
2B; BobbySwartwout 1B, 2-RBI
Butler - 3 Shaler
- 2
Butler - 5 Riverside -1
Butler -10 Knoch - 4
Butler -
7 Seneca Valley - 2
Butler rides Uhlman to win over Titans
Dustin Uhlman doubled, singled twice and drove in two
runs as the Butler
baseball team outslugged Shaler 15-9.
Even Oswald, John Crummy and Tyler Slepski also had doubles
and drove in runs
for the Golden Tornado (10-4, 5-2)
Butler 505 131 0 15 13 0
Shaler 400 110 3 9 9 2
W: Zac Sessa (5 IP) 2 K, 2 BB. L: Kreke (3 IP) 0 K, 0 BB.
Butler (10-4, 5-2): Dustin Uhlman 2-1B, 2B, 2-RBI;
Evan
Oswald 2B, 1B, RBI; John Crummy 2B, 1B, 2-RBI; Tyler Slepski
2B, 1B, 2-RBI
2008
Butler - 7 Kiski Area - 0
Butler, one of the WPIAL's early season surprises, scored
all its runs after two outs, as the Golden Tornado posted
a 7-0 victory to go 4-0 in Section 1-AAAA play and 5-2
overall.
Golden Tornado right fielder Dustin Uhlman got the scoring
underway with two outs in the first innings with a towering
home run over the left-center field fence.
After two outs and nobody on, Tim Geibel doubled and scored
on Bill Coleman's single. An error at third scored two
more runs, and Darren Blakley pounded a homer to right
to put the Golden Tornado in front, 6-0.
Butler concluded the scoring in the seventh off reliever
John Russell, as John Crummy doubled with two outs and
none on, later scoring on a wild pitch.
"
They don't quit," Butler coach Dave Florie said. "We
established that reputation last year when we would be
far behind."
Kiski Area dropped to 0-8 overall and 0-5 in section play.
"
It's just the way this season's been going," said
Cavaliers coach Daryl Hixenbaugh, who returned from a three-game
suspension after he allegedly struck a player with a plastic
hockey stick. "The coaching staff is so frustrated.
We do it right in practice, but not when we're into a game."
Kiski Area had some late opportunities to rally, loading
the bases in the sixth and seventh innings.
In the sixth, Shawn Vogel led off with a walk, and John
Delancey and Tyler Garrone singled.
But Vogel was caught in a rundown, as Butler thwarted a
squeeze play. McCormick fanned the next two batters to
end the threat.
"
We were calling a squeeze and trying to get them to make
a play," Hixenbaugh said. "I thought if we could
get a couple of runs, who knows?"
Vogel singled to load the bases with two outs in the seventh,
but Delancey's bouncer to third ended the game.
Hixenbaugh indicated some players might soon be elevated
from the junior varsity.
"
We've looked at about a half season now," the first-year
coach said. "The JV is playing well, and some of the
kids are working hard and earning their way. They're the
future of Kiski baseball."
Geibel had two doubles and a single to pace a 13-hit Golden
Tornado attack.
Blakley, who also had three hits, was called out in a rundown
at the plate, jamming his shoulder. He left the game.
Even Florie, in his third season at Butler after 16 years
at Seneca Valley, is surprised by his team's start, which
includes a victory over defending state champion Seneca
Valley last week.
"
You don't expect that in this league," he said. "But
we're hitting pretty good. It's a matter of confidence."
Butler -
5 Hampton - 4
Butler made Senior Day a memorable one. The Tornado plated four runs in the bottom
of the seventh inning to nip Hampton 5-4 in a nonsection contest .
Tim Geibel led off with a walk, then,
one out later, Ryan Armahizer walked and Bill
Coleman loaded the bases with a single.
Zach Cuffman and Ken Rosenbauer sandwiched
run-scoring singles around an RBI walk to Greg
Hays that tied the game at 4.
Nick Rossmiller followed with an RBI double
to win the game for Butler, which had all five of its hits in the final
frame.
Butler -
3 Franklin Regional - 1
Butler -
6 Seneca Valley - 4
" ...simply a good baseball player."
Butler - 12 Pine
Richland - 6
Jeff Slater drove in three runs while John
Crummy and Dustin Uhlman had two RBI apiece
to lead the Butler baseball team to a 12-5 victory over Pine-Richland.
Darren Blakley drew five walks and scored three
times for the Golden Tornado, who erased a 4-0 deficit by scoring four in the
third and plated runs over the final five.
Butler - 11 North
Allegheny - 5
Butler - 5 Shaler - 4
Tornado
Shuts out Blue Devils...
Butler - 2 Mt. Lebo - 0
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