Baseball

G-MU 4, Milford 0

MILFORD – Early-season state rankings are highly subjective, nonetheless; G-MU dealt the state’s number one ranked Class D school its first loss of the season on Monday.

“It’s a big win for us, and it takes a little bit of the pressure off in division play,” said G-MU coach Jim Johnson after beating the Wildcats.

Andrew Delmar, who pitched a seven-inning complete game last Friday, allowed just two hits in a shutout performance. Delmar faced the absolute minimum number of batters. Of Milford’s four baserunners, two were picked off by Delmar, and the other two were erased by double plays. Delmar allowed just two hits – the first two batters of the game – striking out seven and walking two.

Offensively, the Raiders scored four runs in the fifth benefiting from three Milford errors. Jon Scofield and Corin Todd had RBI groundouts to complete the scoring.

Alex Schmidt had two hits for the Raiders (7-1).

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Andrew Delmar (W) and Corin Todd. Gideon Powers (L) and Trevor Kosurock.

Canastota 4, Sherburne-Earlville 2

CANASTOTA – Canastota turned a triple play to end one S-E rally, and snuffed out two other potential uprisings with double plays in a victory over the Marauders Monday.