Stuyvesant’s four game winning streak came to an inglorious end on Thursday with a 17-7 loss to Bayside. Bayside put up eight runs in the first inning, including a grand slam, and never looked back, controlling the game from start to finish.

Nothing was working for the Peglegs – five pitchers combined to allow fifteen hits, five walks and four hit batters. At the plate, while Stuy managed ten hits, they were 3-18 with runners in scoring position. In the field, they made a season high five errors.

Even with this defeat, Stuy is 6-2 and remains in first place with a three game week ahead of them.

Game Notes

• Axel Riess hit his first HR in a PSAL game
• Julian Duran led the team with three hits
• Jeremy Lee had two hits and two stolen basss
• Sam Levine had two RBI and two runs scored

Stuyvesant overwhelmed Cardozo tonight, sending a message to PSAL that these Peglegs are for real. Behind thirteen hits and ten walks and a second straight complete game by Sam Levine, Stuyvesant went home with a 17-4 victory and sole possession of first place in the AAA Western division.

At the plate, every Stuy starter reached base at least once. Jeremy Lee had three hits and three rbi. He now has six hits in his last three games. Levine also contributed three hits and five rbi. Paul Liou had two hits and two runs scored.

After the second inning, the game was never in doubt. Cardozo used six pitchers in six innings to try to keep Peglegs off the bases but just couldn’t do it.

Game Notes

• Levine went six innings, striking out five while walking just one. He allowed five hits and two earned runs for his fourth win of the season.
• Peter Carini and Axel Riess stayed hot, contributing one hit each. Carini had a double and two rbi.
• Cameron Nelson and Jesse Wang had their first hits of the PSAL season, each with run scoring singles

A tough Bayside team awaits the Peglegs on Thursday.

Yesterday the Stuy Peglegs JV Team defeated the JV team from George Washington High School 3-0 behind one of the most dominant pitching performances in many years.

• Mantas Kempinas went 7 innings, striking out fifteen while walking just one.  He allowed just one hit.
• Adrian Veto, Lucas McGarvey, and Mantas Kempinas each contributed one hit.
• Adrian Veto and Lucas McGarvey each chalked up an RBI.
• The Peglegs stole 7 bases; Adrian Veto and Lucas McGarvey with two each, Charles Merkel, Christopher Louie, and Mantas Kempinas with one each.
• There were 4 walks for the Peglegs; Adrian Veto, Andrew Choi, Charles Merkel, Charlie Winer with one each.

Three Stuyvesant Peglegs pitchers combined on a no-hitter against the overmatched John Adams Spartans. The final score was 7-0.

Paul Liou, Ethan Kirschner, and Ben Harwayne weren’t spectacular – allowing eleven walks to go high the no-hitter – but got the job done.

The Peglegs came out looking lethargic but perked up in the fourth inning and beyond. The Peglegs offense was led by Axel Riess’s three hits and two more from Adam Lucey.  Timely hits by Liou and Kirschner gave them three and two RBI, respectfully.

Kirschner took the win for the Peglegs going three innings, walking four and striking out three.  Liou started the game and went three innings, allowing no hits, walking four and striking out four. Ben Harwayne came in to close the book on the Spartans.

Game Notes

• The Peglegs finally had a perfect day in the field committing zero errors.
• The Peglegs had ten hits in total with eight different players claiming at least one.
• This was the first of a three game week, with the next two coming against Cardozo and Bayside.

Stuyvesant  continued its hot streak on a warm Thursday night at Pier 40, beating Franklin Lane 10-10.  Stuy is now off to a 4-1 start in PSAL play.

Sam Levine dominated on the mound, shutting out Franklin Lane on just one hit with seven strikeouts and two walks for his third win of the season.

At the plate, the Peglegs put up ten runs, capped by a six run third inning. Paul Liou started things off with a hard single to RF and Axel Riess drew a walk. Still with no outs, Levine drilled a home run to RF to open the Stuy lead to 4-0. But they weren’t done yet, Ethan Kirschner and Jeremy Lee both got on base and were promptly driven in on a triple to center by catcher Adam Lucey. By the end of inning, the Peglegs had a commanding 7-0 lead.

Game Notes

• Peter Carini had two hits and three RBI
• Lucey tripled and had two RBI
• Levine hit a three run HR to right
• Riess, Liou, Lee, Kirschner and Julian Duran all collected hits
• Liou stole two bases
• Stuy batters struck out just five times, a big improvement over recent games
• On the mound, Levine went five inning, allowing no runs, one hit and two walks to go with seven strikeouts.

Game stopped in the middle of the top of the 6th inning-game incomplete.