Wed. S.J. boys’ roundup: W. Deptford downs Haddon Heights

Tony Urban put the finishing touches on a complete-game pitching performance by getting a fly ball to right field for the final out, stranding two Haddon Heights runners as West Deptford handed the host Garnets their first loss of the baseball season, 4-2, on Wednesday.

Heights (9-1) fell behind the Eagles (5-4) by 4-0 before scoring single runs in each of the last two innings of the Colonial Conference contest.

Urban struck out seven and scattered four hits in outdueling Nick Sciortino.

Olympic. Host Seneca won a showdown of Top 10 teams, dealing No. 8 Shawnee an 11-4 setback. Roger Hoffman homered and knocked in three runs for the seventh-ranked Golden Eagles.

Three bases-empty home runs gave Lenape enough offense for a 3-2 win over visiting Cherry Hill East. Chris Malinowski and Bryan Clayton homered in the first inning, and Stefan Kancylarz ended the game with a shot in the seventh to make a winner of complete-game pitcher Jeff McGarry.

Tri-County. Gloucester Catholic's Mike Shawaryn held visiting Cumberland to one hit and fanned eight in a 10-0 win. Brett Tenuto poked four hits for four RBIs.

Burlington County. Burlington Township's 10-0 win at Pemberton featured Aaron Crichlow's four hits and three runs batted in.

Cape-Atlantic. Angelo Macrina's first homer for Absegami was a shot over the 360-foot mark in center field, aiding a 7-4 win over visiting Hammonton.

Chet Godfrey homered and also pitched a five-inning two-hitter as third-ranked Millville blanked visiting Atlantic City, 10-0.

Nonleague. Back-to-back homers by Paschal Petrongolo and John MacAulay in the first inning and by Ned Kerr and Nick Gallo in the fourth helped Paul VI rally from an 11-4 deficit and beat Monsignor McClancy (N.Y.), 15-11, as part of a doubleheader in Myrtle Beach. S.C.

The Eagles also dropped a 6-5 verdict to Logan (W.V.), despite Brian Almand's two-run homer.

Highland swept a doubleheader against Notre Dame Cathedral (Ohio), winning by 4-2 and 8-3 in Myrtle Beach.

Ryan Pavlik's two-run triple put the Tartans ahead to stay in the first game, and the second game featured Joe Sigismondi's eight strikeouts in four innings and Pierce Phillips' two-run double.

Winslow Township advanced to the title game of the Touchstone Energy Tournament (N.C.) with a 6-4 semifinal win over South Brunswick (S.C.). Sophomore catcher John Gonzalez hit a one-out, two-run walkoff home run in the ninth inning.

Dylan Wills poured in nine goals and assisted on two as New Egypt edged visiting Hightstown, 13-12.