Peglegs Lose to Brooklyn Tech Ugly 3 Hour Game.

Both teams offensively were strong collecting a combined 20 hits in a shortened game due to lack of daylight.
The Peglegs jumped out to score 6 runs in the first but that wasn’t enough as the Engineers came back to tie the game and eventually pull ahead by 6 runs. The Peglegs then came back and tied the game in late innings. The Engineer’s finally went ahead in the bottom on the 6th and the game was called on the account of darkness.
The Pegleg pitchers surrendered 11 hits on the day to Tech’s pitchers giving up 9.
Tech hit 9 Stuy hitters and walked 6. Stuy pitchers walked 8 and hit 3 Engineers.
Errors did in the Peglegs late in the with 6 to Btech’s 2 errors.
Stuy errors cost 7 unearned runs against our pitches.
Between both teams the pitchers threw 301 pitches, Stuy had 3 pitchers throw to Tech’s 6 arms.
Not a pretty one.
The Peglegs are now 2-1 one on the season.

Mantas Kempinas Carries Stuyvesant to Victory in Home Opener

Mantas Kempinas was dominant on the bump as the righty rang up 12 strikeouts in the 7-2 victory over Scholars Academy.
Kempinas allowed one hit and two runs over five innings while walking one.  Jared Virasami followed that up with two innings of shut out ball.
Andrew Choi, Alex Fertman, Mantas, Axel Riess, Adrian Veto, and Charlie Winer each chalked up one hit on the day, with big hits coming from Riess (3b), Veto and Winer (2b).

The Peglegs play next on Saturday vs. Newton.

Stuyvesant is Eliminated from Playoffs Despite Great Outing from Iravan Bhattacharyya

Even though Stuyvesant collected seven hits to New Dorp’s six, they still fell 4-2 on Wednesday.
Bhattacharyya took the loss for Stuyvesant Peglegs Varsity. The righthander surrendered four runs, one earned, on five hits over six innings, striking out three on 85 pitches.
Adam Lucey led the Peglegs with two hits in three at bats.