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Sea Venture opened with 15 runs, the margin of victory for the game as they grounded Travel Connection Jets by a count of 25-10.

Steven Simons (5/6, HR) drove in five runs, while Mark Herauf (3/4, HR) and Deon Bell (4/6) each brought in four.

Paul DeCouto (4 RBI) homered for the Jets in a losing cause.

E&Y scored eleven times in the fourth inning to put the game out of reach, as they cruised past Police by 31-9.

Ryan Ross (5/6, 5 RBI) homered twice, while Steve Halischuk (4/6, 5 RBI) added another to pace E&Y.

Garic Swainson (3/4) went deep to drive in three for the Police. Jeff Jane (4 RBI) and Ryan Amlin (4 RBI) added five hits for E&Y.

Barracudas roped in Tuff Dogs, scoring 14 runs in the third en route to a 24-9 mercy win.

Les Dziwenka (3/5, 4 RBI), Dean Martin (4 RBI) and Mickey Dotzel (4/5, 6 RBI) all cracked grand slams to run up the score.

Hywel Brown (2/4, 3 RBI) and Kevin Taylor (3/4, 3 RBI) went deep in defeat for the Dogs.

Dion Callum (5 RBI) hit a game-winning grand slam, as Docksiders Tuff Dogs scored four runs in the sixth inning to edge D&J Construction by 19-16.

Manny Faria (4 RBI) added a three-run shot in the win. Jessie Mills (5/5, 4 RBI) hit a pair of homeruns for D&J, and Janene Harris drove in two runs.

Ernst & Young scored eleven runs in the sixth inning to break open a close game, rolling over The Lava-Lavas by 18-3.

Matt Lawson (3/5, 4 RBI) hit a three-run shot to open the sixth, while Iasbel Lawson (3/4) added a two-run single.

Haley Webb collected two hits and drove in a run for the Lavas.

Killer Goldfish swept past Bermy Lush Kiskadees by 22-5 in five innings.

Nathan Moore (3/5, 3 RBI) went deep and Greg Bell (2/3) knocked in three runners.

Richard Lee (3/3, 3 RBI) homered twice in the loss for the Kiskadees.

BNY Juggernauts scored early and often, posting a 23-7 win over HSBC.

Denise Berry (2 RBI) collected four hits to lead BNY, with Andy Smith adding four runs.

John Uprichard (3/3) homered twice to drive in six runners for HSBC.

Hammerheads earned their second victory of the year the hard way, scoring eight runs in the final inning to edge TBI High Speeders by 24-20 before the game was called for time.

Adam Mattatal (4/5) sparked the attack with three homeruns, including a grand slam, to drive in ten runs.

Nearly as impressive in defeat was Chris Pitcher (3/3), who homered twice to drive in eight.

Buffy Marques drove in two runs in the victory for the Hammerheads.

PwC Onions sliced and diced MCS to the tune of 20-1 in another shortened game.

Zack Rothman (3/3, 4 RBI) doubled twice, and Chris French (3/4, 4 RBI) added a bases-clearing triple to lead the Onions. Jeanette Makad scored the lone run for MCS.

Softball play is scheduled to resume next week.

Greg Carey is the public relations officer for the Commercial Softball League.[[In-content Ad]]

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