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Lazers Baseball won four straight this weekend in a 4-game series with Jamestown Community College at the Baseball Complex. Onondaga will visit Erie Community College on Tuesday, April 11th at 2pm in Buffalo, NY before returning home on Thursday to face Erie at home.
 
 
Saturday Game One: Onondaga 6, Jamestown 4 (7 innings)
 
Onondaga scored three runs in the top of the first inning after two walks and a triple to the fence in right-center field by James Salamone. Matt Valin dominance continued, striking out the first two batters that he faced.
 
Jamestown cut the Lazers' lead to two in the fourth inning after Valin walked two and gave up an RBI single to right field. Onondaga stopped any Jayhawk momentum in the fifth when Josh Cosgrove and Justin Germain hit back-to-back RBI singles, scoring Terry Daniels and Michael Kasch who both earned walks.
 
Jamestown attempted a comeback by scoring three runs in the final two innings, but Brandon Breen added another insurance run in the sixth. Breen's single to center scored Anthony Carrodeguas after he smashed a triple to right, and the Lazers defense were able to hold the Jayhawks in the top of the seventh.
 
Matthew Valin earned the win with 11 strikeouts, giving up 2 earned runs on 3 hits through 5 innings. Kyle Canavally struck out three and gave up one hit in one inning, and Kyle Naugle closed the game with two strikeouts..
 
Multiple hit games came from Anthony Carrodeguas and Josh Cosgrove, with triples coming from Carrodeguas and James Salamone (1-for-2). Lazers hits also came from Brandon Breen, Justin Germain, and Ethan Wiedmer.
 
 
Saturday Game Two: Onondaga 13, Jamestown 7 (7 innings)
 
Jamestown scored all of their seven runs in the first two innings, giving the Lazers a, 7-2, deficit entering the fourth inning when the bats ignited. Joey Lowen, Anthony Sinicropi, and David Heath kicked it off with three straight singles on full counts. The Lazers scored four with two walks and two hit batters, when Josh Cosgrove connected with a 2-RBI line drive. The nine run inning took back the lead, and Brandon Breen added two more runs in the sixth with a double to left field to seal the Saturday Sweep.
 
Tommie Spinner pitched a complete game, giving up 7 runs on 8 hits and striking out eleven.
 
Joey Lowen went 2-for-4 and had 3 RBIs. Brandon Breen and Josh Cosgrove each had doubles, and other hits for Onondaga came off the bats of Justin Germain, Anthony Sinicropi, David Heath, and Anthony Carrodeguas.
 
 
Sunday Game Three: Onondaga 8, Jamestown 4 (7 innings)
 
Jamestown got on the board first, scoring one run in the top of the third inning, after a lead-off double, but Josh Cosgrove took the lead back in the bottom half of the inning. Anthony Carrodeguas and Brandon Breen hit back-to-back singles, and the bases were loaded for Cosgrove after Mikey Espinal took four straight balls. Cosgrove connected with a bases-clearing triple to right-center field, and scored off James Salamone groundball single through the infield.
 
The Jayhawks strung together three singles to tie the game in the sixth inning, but Onondaga refused to fall. Adrian Adams delivered a lead-off double, moving to third on a sacrifice bunt by Anthony Carrodeguas, and scored the winning run when Mikey Espinal ripped a line drive up the middle. The Lazers were able to add three more runs in the sixth with three walks and a 2-RBI line drive by Jyles Carley.
 
Dylan McGee pitched five innings and gave up 3 runs on 2 hits. Kyle Canavally gave up 1 hit and 2 runs in the sixth inning, and Kyle Naugle gave up two hits in the seventh but earned his eighth save of the season.
 
James Salamone was perfect from the plate with 3 hits and a double. Terry Daniels, Anthony Sinicropi, and Anthony Carrodeguas each batted .500, while Jyles Carley and Adrian Adams both delivered pinch-hit singles.
 
 
Sunday Game Four: Onondaga 10, Jamestown 2 (7 innings)
 
With the sweep in sight, the Lazers posted 10 runs on 9 hits in the final game of the four-game series. Onondaga batted threw the order in a 5 hit and 6 run second inning, and added four more runs in the sixth to seal the final win of the weekend.
 
Amir Nitowski pitched a completed game, giving up just 2 runs on 4 hits and delivering 7 strikeouts.
 
Brandon Breen, Josh Cosgrove, and Terry Daniels each had a multiple-hit game, with Breen tallying 3 RBIs on two doubles. Other hits for the Lazers came from James Salamone, Justin Germain, and Joey Lowen.