Baseball Roundup: Fenwick pushes toward playoffs with Geanoulis Tournament title

The Bishop Fenwick Crusaders kept their playoff hopes alive with a Geanoulis Tournament title this weekend in Peabody with a 5-2 win the in championship game against Everett.
It?s the first time the Crusaders (9-11) have won the tournament, and the timing couldn?t be better.
?Hopefully we can keep rolling and get these next two wins,” said Fenwick coach Kevin Canty, whose team needs to win its remaining two games to reach the playoffs.
Fenwick defeated Peabody, 4-1, in the first round behind pitcher Matt Haley, who was “outstanding,” said Canty.
?(Haley) showed great determination,” Canty said. “He?s a bulldog.”
Haley scattered seven hits and struck out nine in 6 ? innings. The Crusaders gave him some run support in the second as Cody Mullen singled and Brian Fitzpatrick doubled. Jake Baressi scored in the seventh on a suicide squeeze.
For Peabody, Dan Kohn went 2-for-3 with a run scored and Matt Correale drove in the first run of the tournament with an RBI single.
?Haley just pitched a great game against us,” said Tanners coach Mark Bettencourt.
In the final round, Fenwick?s Rob Carillo pitched a gem, throwing a complete game two-hitter and earning the tournament?s MVP honors. Mike Campatelli and Carillo each had RBIs in the championship game, and Matt Townsend and R.J. Libby reached base a combined five times.
In the consolation game, the Tanners (15-5) allowed 11 runs in the first inning to Andover and fell 15-5. Correale, Ryan Collins and Nick Palma each had three hits.
Belmont 10, Lynnfield 7
In what Lynnfield coach John O?Brien called “a back-and-forth slugfest,” 11 runners left on base and a few errors in the field hurt the Pioneers on Saturday.
Nick Colucci went 2-for-2 with two walks, two runs scored and an RBI. Tom Anastasi drove in two runs with a triple, and Nick Pascucci went 2-for-2 with two walks in the loss.
?We stayed right in the game,” O?Brien said. “We were down 8-1 after two innings. I give them credit, they came back, but we just couldn?t get that big hit.”
The Pioneers (9-11) won the Baker division of the Cape Ann League.
Gloucester 8, Beverly 3
Dan Patrazza turned in a strong relief performance for the Panthers (10-8), going 3 ? scoreless innings on Monday. Ted Leathersich had a pair of hits, and Dylan Stevens drove in two runs.
Marblehead 4, Salem 3
The Magicians (8-10) owned a one-run lead heading into the seventh on Monday when the Witches (2-15) knotted the score at three, but it wouldn?t stay that way for long. Marblehead?s Tedd York tripled to open the bottom of the frame, and Spencer Carr laced a single to bring in York for the walk-off win.
Tim Kalinowski singled and scored on a wild pitch in the fifth to tie things up, and Drew Bisegna had a RBI single.
St. John?s 5, Marblehead 0
St. John?s Prep wrapped up its regular season on Saturday with a one-hit shutout of Marblehead. The Eagles (18-2) scored three in the third and two in the sixth.
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