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The trio of Quinn O’Connell, Parker Boyd and Yiani Fotopolous held West Warwick’s Connie Mack team to two runs on three hits en route to a 6-2 victory.

Offensively, Matt Wellington and Boyd paced the offense with two hits each.

West Warwick received late game hits from Dylan Lombari, Josh Pedus and Leyton Belanger.

Will Andrews pitched his second complete game victory of the season against the east Providence Knights on Monday at Lischio field.

While throwing only 76 pitches, he allowed just three hits and struck out four batters.

Offensively, Danny Swanson collected two hits, Quincy Rome had one and Alex Bard, who played stellar defense in the outfield, had one hit. Keanu Kim drove in the sole run.

For the East Providence Knights, Tyler Stanzione, Corey Robinson and Ryan Boline each had singles.

Maddux Fredericks, who threw only 60 pitches in six innings, struck out two batters and walked only one.

Are there ties in baseball? Well, in Rhode Island Connie Mack play, there at times that a game ends in a tie.

Due to darkness, Flood Ford and Chariho ended in a 1-1 tie in their league game.

For Chariho, they received a solid outing from pitchers Ethan Gordon and Andrew Smith. The duo held one of the top hitting teams this summer to only one run.

Jack Stevens went 3/4 on the day.

For Flood Ford the trio of Mason Marchessault, Matt Jarmie and Nolan Laperche (10) combined for 18 strikeouts.

Led by the no-hit pitching of Mason Marchessault, Flood Ford won their second consecutive game by the mercy rule over Westerly, 12-0.

Marchessault struck out nine batters in five innings of work.

Leading the way offensively were Jude Monte with a three-run home run and Ben Picone with two hits.

Led by a complete game effort from Trace Dubois , who allowed only four hits while striking out nine, Vogie beat Slocum 11-4 on Saturday.

Offensively, Vogie was led by Danny Desilets (3 for 3). Brian Abbruzzi and Junior Moniz (2 for 4).