The Bears led 7-1 after three innings before putting the game away with a four-run sixth inning.

Chase Haglund threw five innings of one-hit ball, striking out 12 and walking one before Aidan Gruber threw the final inning and struck out the side while allowing one hit.

Frewsburg’s four runs in the first inning came courtesy of an error, a hit by pitch with the bases loaded and a fielder’s choice.

Haglund scored on a deep fly ball caught by Westfield’s second baseman in the second inning.

Westfield’s Carter Russo steals second base during Thursday’s CCAA Division 2 contest against Frewsburg. OBSERVER Photo by Matt Spielman

Cole Mazzurco was hit by a pitch and eventually scored on an RBI single by Garrett Brink before Brink scored on an RBI single by Haglund in the third inning.

In the Bears’ game-ending four-run sixth inning, Maddox Sheesley led off with a single and scored on Eckman’s RBI triple to left-center field. After a walk to Vincent Sanfilippo, Harrison Eckert hit an RBI single and Daniel Peterson followed with an RBI single. The game ended when Eckert raced home on a passed ball with Mason Lobb at the plate.

Brink finished with two hits and two runs scored; Haglund, Sheesley and Eckman each scored twice; and Peterson drove in three runs for Frewsburg (9-2, 6-0).

Aaron Fuller and Mikail Lawrence each singled for the Wolverines (2-4, 1-4). Joel Stein and Chris Vacanti combined for five strikeouts and seven walks on the mound.

BLACK KNIGHTS TRAMPLE EAGLES

SILVER CREEK — Six-run third and fourth innings helped Silver Creek/Forestville put away Ellicottville 15-0 in five innings of Division 3 action.

Max Vigue threw a one-hitter with 11 strikeouts and three walks for the Black Knights (7-5, 5-3).

Brayson Parsell had a bases-clearing double; Caleb Fiegl had a two-run double; John Steinwachs singled and scored three runs; and Aiden Piccolo singled and scored two runs for Silver Creek/Forestville, which benefited from 16 walks by Ellicottville (3-7, 2-5) pitchers.

Cameron Mendell singled for the Eagles’ lone hit.

BULLDOGS HOLD ON

CLYMER — Brocton took a 6-2 lead with a five-run fifth inning and held off Clymer/Sherman/Panama down the stretch for a 6-5 Division 2 victory.

The Bulldogs (5-2, 3-2) had just three hits in the game, but benefited from six walks by Wolfpack pitchers.

Aiden Gatto doubled and scored a run, Grant Gustafson singled and drove in a run, and Nate Laurito singled and scored a run for Brocton.

Gatto, Gustafson and Kadin Ehmke combined to strike out six and walk four on the mound for the Bulldogs.

Trent Burchanowski had two hits, including a triple, drove in a run and scored a run; Gabe Roth had two hits, including a double, and scored two runs; Tate Catanese doubled and drove in a run; and Austin White doubled and drove in two runs for Clymer/Sherman/Panama (6-3, 5-2).

White and Roth combined on the three-hitter with 14 strikeouts and six walks on the mound for the Wolfpack.

GOWANDA SWEEPS DOUBLEHEADER

GOWANDA — Gowanda beat Falconer in a pair of Division 1 games.

Alex Pachucinski and Brayden Smith combined for the win on the mound in Game 1. Tyler Smith and Logan Ruff combined to work on the mound in Game 2.

Cole Herman had two hits, including a double, and four RBIs in Game 1. John Ondus hit a bases-clearing triple in Game 2 for the Panthers (9-1, 7-1).

The Golden Falcons fell to 0-12 overall and 0-8 in the league.

MCCALL LEADS MG

BEMUS POINT — Kolden McCall was lights-out on the mound for Maple Grove, striking out 14 batters in a complete-game effort for a 4-0 win over Cassadaga Valley in Division 2.

Due to poor field conditions at Cassadaga Valley, Maple Grove (8-3, 4-3) was the away team at home. The Red Dragons were led on offense by Adam Brisky with two hits, including a double, Nash Luther had two hits, scored two runs and stole two bases, and Colin McPherson also ripped a double.

Braden LeBaron took the hill for six innings of work for the Cougars (2-7, 1-6) and struck out 10 batters in that time. Cassadaga Valley managed four hits including a John Lewis single.

JAMESTOWN SPLITS DOUBLEHEADER

ALLEGANY — Jamestown and Allegany-Limestone split a Division 1 doubleheader with each winning a game on the final at-bat.

Allegany-Limestone won Game 1 1-0. Sean Conroy singled with one out, stole second and scored on Eric Furlong’s two-out RBI single in the bottom of the seventh inning.

Brandon Lobb threw six innings, allowing four hits and four walks while striking out six for the Red Raiders (4-5, 4-4). Sean O’Brien and Antonie Rodriguez each singled for Jamestown’s only two hits.

Caleb Strade threw a complete-game two-hitter with four walks and five strikeouts for the Gators.

In Game 2, Jamestown played as the home team and won 9-8 in the bottom of the seventh inning. Caleb Piazza singled with two outs and Carter Rizzuto walked before O’Brien was hit by a pitch. Colin Melendez then put a ball in play and Allegany-Limestone committed an error, allowing Piazza to score the winning run.

Piazza had two hits, including a triple; Colin Melendez had two hits, including a double; and Lobb had two hits.

John Torres Jr. pitched into the third inning before Owen Glover finished and picked up the win. The pair combined for five walks and four strikeouts.

AJ Riordan had three hits and Gavin Truman had two hits for the Gators (5-6, 3-5).