New Addition to the Batting Cages

Things are looking good up on the baseball field. New turf was installed in the batting cages this week!

Baseball Tallies Another Win

The baseball team traveled to Braintree, MA this week to play Thayer Academy and came away with a 8-6 win. Bridgton took the lead early in the game scoring two runs in both the first and second innings. They increased their lead to 7-1 by the end of the 6th inning. However, Thayer attempted a comeback with five runs in the seventh inning, but Bridgton held them off to secure the win.

Zach Littman (Abington, MA) had a good day at the plate going three for three with two doubles, an RBI, and two runs scored. Ryan Iasiello (Westborough, MA) went two for two, with two doubles and two RBIs.

Eoin McAvinchey (Andover, MA) started on the mound for Bridgton earning the win. McAvinchey pitched six innings allowing only three hits and three runs scored while striking out six. George Seigel (Concord, NH) and Littman came in to throw the last inning holding Thayer back from tying the game and forcing extra innings.

Up next, the baseball team will play Hebron Academy at home on Wednesday at 3:00 P.M.

Bridgton Sweeps EMCC

Bridgton Academy hosted Eastern Maine Community College for a double header and came out with two big wins. In the first game, Bridgton downed EMCC 18-0. They then dominated the second game with a 14-2 win.

In the first game, Bridgton started dominating early in the game and remained strong throughout in the 18-0 shutout.

Paul Iasiello (Westborough, MA) had a strong day at the plate with a homerun, five RBIs, and two runs scored. Stevie Russel (Nassau, Bahamas) was also a key player going three for three with two RBIs, and two runs scored.

Ammad Kahn (New Britian, CT) earned the win on the mound throwing a complete five innings and only letting up one hit.

In the second game, Bridgton initially took a 5-0 lead in the first inning. EMCC tallied two runs in the seccond inning, but Bridgton answered back with 9 runs in the third to secure the 14-2 win.

Ryan Slattery (Smithfield, RI) had a good day at the plate going three for three with a double and two RBIs. Axel Riviere (Rockaway Beach, NY) also tallied a run and two RBIs in the win. Colin Clancy (Chelmsford, MA) went two for two with two runs scored and two RBIs.

On the mound, George Seigel (Concord, NH) started the game and threw just under three innings allowing no hits and striking out five. Connor Steckle (Winchester, MA) finished out the game with no runs scored and three strikeouts.

Up next, the baseball team will travel to Thayer Academy on Tuesday to play at 4:00 P.M.

Bridgton Tallied 13-5 Win Over BB&N

The baseball team was on the road as they took on Buckingham Browne and Nichols in what Coach Izaryk commented was "The best game of the year." Bridgton was first to score in the second inning as they took a strong 5-0 lead. At the end of the thrid period, Bridgton held onto a 7-4 lead. For the rest of the game, Bridgton dominated ending in a 13-5 win for the Wolverines.

Steve Trychon (Sterling, MA) led the team at the plate going three for three with a triple. Paul Iasiello (Westborough, MA) added a homerun. Drew Carter (Newburyport, MA) also had a strong game with a double and two RBIs.

Walker O'Connor (Bedford, MA) earned the win on the mound throwing six innings, only allowing four runs and striking out six batters. Eoin McAvinchey (Andover, MA) threw the last inning of the game striking out two and only allowing one run in the 13-5 win.

Bridgton Downs SMCC

The baseball team traveled to Southern Maine Community College and captured a 13-3 win. At the end of the first inning, Bridgton only held a slight 2-1 lead. In the fifth inning, Bridgton took control of the game advancing their lead to 8-3 and held it for the remainder of the game.

Zach Littman (Abington, MA) lead the effort at the plate with three hits in the game, three RBIs, and four runs scored. Nick Swim (St. Albans, VT) was also strong for Bridgton with two hits and four RBIs.

Cam Charette (Wenham, MA) started on the mound throwing for two innings with five strikeouts and only allowing one hit, and earned the win. George Seigel (Concord, NH), Ammad Kahn (South Windsor, CT), and Littman finished out the game for Bridgton Academy in the 13-3 win.

Bridgton Tallies Another Win

This weekend the baseball team traveled to play Phillips Exeter Academy and returned home with a 2-0 win. Bridgton earned runs in the first and second innings, and the game remained scoreless from there. Zach Littman (Abington, MA) was strong at the plate with a double and the first run scored to take the lead. In the second inning, Ryan Iasiello (Westborough, MA) reached third on a long triple to right field. Dustin Howe (Keene, NH) secured the win with an RBI single.

Eoin McAvinchey (Andover, MA) was solid on mound for Bridgton throwing five innings for three strikeouts, three hits, and allowing no runs. Cam Charette (Wenham, MA) and Walker O'Connor (Bedford, MA) each threw an inning to close the game with no runs scored in the 2-0 win over Phillip Andover.

Up next, the Wolverines will travel to Southern Maine Community College to play at 4:00 P.M. on Wednesday.

Colin Clancy Commits to Assumption College

Colin Clancy (Chelmsford, MA) has recently committed to Assumption College where he will join the Greyhound’s baseball team in the fall.

When asked about his decision, Clancy commented, “It has always been my dream to play college baseball. Assumption is close to home and familiar to me, plus I get to fulfill my dream of playing baseball at the college level. Some of my family members have attended in the past, so it just seemed like the right choice.”

Coach Izaryk added, "Colin has found a great fit at Assumption. He had a great visit to campus with Coach Reidy, and Assumption is getting a good one in Colin. He is a hard-nosed player who has consistently improved here at BA, I look forward to him moving on to play college ball. He adds to our presence in the NE-10, and I am excited for him."