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Here is a brief rundown of some coming entertainment options in Northeast Ohio. Make submissions for consideration via email to entertainment@morningjournal.com or entertainment@news-herald.com. You must include a phone number and/or web address for publication.

Cleveland Museum of Art: 11150 East Blvd., presents "Bruce Davidson: Brooklyn Gang," through June 13; "From Caves to Tombs: Chinese Pictorial Rubbings From Stone Reliefs," June 11 to Nov. 14; "Gustave Baumann: Colorful Cuts," through June 27; "Medieval Treasures From Munster Cathedral," through Aug. 14; "Rinpa," through Oct. 3; "Interpretation of Materiality: Gold," through Oct. 25; "Variations: The Reuse of Models in Paintings by Orazio and Artemisia Gentileschi," through Aug. 22; "New Histories, New Futures," June 26 through Sept. 12 at Transformer Station; "Fashioning Identity: Mala Textiles of Panama," through Jan. 9; "Private Lives: Home and Family in the Art of the Nabis, 1890-1900," July 1 through Sept. 19; "Revealing Krishna: Journey to Cambodias Sacred Mountain," Nov. 14 through Jan. 30. Call 216-421-7340 or visit clevelandart.org.

Kaiser Gallery: 2418 Professor Ave., Cleveland, presents "DomesticLands," featuring the work of Morgan Bukovec,Gary Sczerbaniewicz andAllison Walters, through June 6. Call 216-282-3826 or visit KaiserGallery.com

Kent State University Museum:515 Hilltop Dr. Kent, presents "Stitched: Regional Dress Across Europe," whichshowcases common features shared by regional costume across Western and Eastern Europe, through Dec.Call330-672-3450 or visitwww.kent.edu/museum.

Lakeland Community Colleges Gallery at Lakeland: 7700 Clocktower Drive, Kirtland, presents the 11th annual "May Show Juried Art Exhibition," featuring virtual and in-person components at Lakeland and Stella's Art Gallery in Willoughby, through July 9 (artist reception June 11 and 12). Call 440-525-7029 or visit lakelandcc.edu/gallery.

Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA) Cleveland: 11400 Euclid Ave., presents "Naeem Mohaimen: Monday, Day 3753," built around Mohaimen's first fiction film, "Tripoli Cancelled" (2017), through June 6. Call 216-421-8671 or visit mocacleveland.org.

Penitentiary Glen Reservation:8668 Kirtland-Chardon Road, Kirtland, presents the 34th annual Photo Contest, June 5 through Aug. 8. Call440-256-1404 or visitlakemetroparks.com/parks-trails/penitentiary-glen-reservation.

Sculpture Center: 1834 E. 123rd St., Cleveland, presents Crossroads: "Still We Rise," anaugmented reality (AR) exhibition series that will showcase artwork from 12 artists, July 16 through Sept. 25. Call 216-229-6527 or visit sculpturecenter.org.

Spaces Gallery: 2220 Superior Viaduct, Cleveland, presents "Reciprocity: Back Back Forth and Fourth," featuring the work of Mildred Beltre, through June 4; "The Origin of Form," featuring the work of Martha Poggioli, through June 4; "Coming Suddenly, Passing Strangely," curated by Deputy Director Megan Young in collaboration with Columbia College Chicago, through June 4. Call 216-621-2314 or visit spacesgallery.org.

Valley Art Center: 155 Bell St., Chagrin Falls, presents a "reimagined" Art by the Falls," featuring a series of gallery exhibitions at VAC, June 4 through July 7 and July 23 through Sept. 1. Call 440-247-7507 or visit valleyartcenter.org.

Agora Theatre & Ballroom: 5000 Euclid Ave., Cleveland, presents Bianca Del Rio, Oct. 13; St. Vincent, Oct. 18; Heather McMahan, Oct. 23; Nate Bargatze, Dec. 4; Whitney Cummings, Dec. 10. Visit AgoraCleveland.com.

Cleveland Improv: 1148 Main Ave., Cleveland, presents Darren Fleet, June 6; Kleon Da Comedian, June 10; Cocoa Brown, June 11 through 13; Corey Holcomb, June 17 through 20; Byron Bowers, June 25 through 27; Shang, July 2 and 3; Young Funny & Black Comedy Jam, July 9 through 11; Ryan Davis, July 23 and 24. Call 216-696-4677 or visit ClevelandImprov.com.

Hilarities 4th Street Theatre: 2025 E. Fourth St., Cleveland, presents Noah Gardenswartz, June 4 through 6; Melissa Villasenor, June 8; Jeff Dyle, June 11 through 13; Nicole Byer June 17 through 19; Shane Gillis, June 24 through 26; Dusty Slay, July 1 through 3. Call 216-736-4242 or visit pickwickandfrolic.com.

Mentor: presents a comedy night featuring Mary Santora of "The Alan Cox Show," Juanda Mayfield, Joe Briggs and John Bruton, June 26 at Mentor Civic Amphitheater,8600 Munson Road. Visit CityofMentor.com.

Abrepaso Flamenco: a flamenco music and dance company, presents "En Camino," 2 p.m. June 5 at Pilgrim Church, 2592 W. 14th St., Cleveland, and 8 p.m. June 12 (virtual).505-363-2680 or visitabrepaso.org.

Lorain Palace Theater: 617 Broadway, Lorain, presents Sound Motion Dance academy's "Once Upon a Time," 2 and 7 p.m. June 5. Call 440-245-2323 or visit lorainpalace.com.

Stan Hywet Hall & Gardens: 714 N. Portage Path, Akron, presents Cleveland Ballet, 7 p.m. June 4 and 5. Call 330-315-3287 or visit StanHywet.org.

Agora Theatre & Ballroom: 5000 Euclid Ave., Cleveland, presents Cody Ko & Noel Miller, July 18; Japanese Breakfast, Aug. 5; Average White Band, Aug. 13; Ty Segall and The Freedom Band, Aug. 14; All Fizzed Up, a hard seltzer event, Sept. 11; Dinosaur Jr., Ryley Walker, Oct. 1; Ministry, Helmet, Front Line Assembly, Oct. 9; Lil Tjay, Oct. 10; Cody Johnson, Oct. 22; Clozee, Of the Trees, Tripp St, Oct. 28; Gojira, Knocked loose, Alien Weaponry, Oct. 29; In This Moment, Black Veil Brides, Nov. 2; Tech N9ne, Nov. 5; Caamp, Nov. 13; The Driver Era, The Wrecks, Nov. 18; Midland, Hailey Whitters, Nov. 19; Lupe Fiasco Prevents Food & Liquor, Nov. 26; Neck Deep, nothing, nowhere, Heart Attack Man, Nov. 28; Clutch, Stoner, Native How, Dec. 29; Ashley McBryde, Morgan Wade, Priscilla Block, Jan 15; Scott Bradleye's Postmodern Jukebox, March 13. Visit AgoraCleveland.com.

Alabaster Performing Arts: presents "Unexpected Song," an outdoor concert featuring an eclectic mix of Broadway, swing and Pop by singers Mary McCormack, Jessie Glover and Anna Marie Lewis, 7 p.m. June 3 at Headlands Beach State Park, Mentor. Call 724-516-5189 or email mary.alabaster.org@gmail.com.

Beachland Ballroom: 15711 Waterloo Road, Cleveland, presents Slug Fest, Factual Brains, June 5; Kahrin, Josee McGee, June 10; Cory Grinder and The Playboy Scouts, The David Mayfield Parade, June 11; Beachland Flea, Strange Attractor and Echo Messiah, June 12; Shamarr Allen, June 17; Yam Haus, June 24; Cory Branan, June 26; Chance McCoy and Justin Wells, June 27; King Solomon Hicks, Kristine Jackson, July 2 and 3; Chad Wrong featuring Nester, July 3; Sensi Trails, Read the Vibe, July 6; Eilen Jewell, July 7; McKinley James featuring Jason Smay, July 8; Beachland Flea, July 10; The Morning Bird, Easton Union, July 10; Clem Snide, Aug. 3; Beachland Flea, Aug. 14; Between the Buried & Me, Aug. 16; Tab Benoit, Aug. 24; Lee Dewyze, Aug. 31; Natewantstobattle, CG5, Vesperra, Sept. 9; Torres, Ariana and the Rose, Sept. 13; Conway the Machine with Stove God Cooks, Sept. 15; Neal Francis, Sept. 17; Caroline Rose, Sept. 18; Osees, Mr. Elevator, Sept. 19; Black Joe Lewis and the Honey Bears, Sept. 23; Joanne Shaw Taylor, Sept. 28; Transviolet, Lorelei Marcell, Sept. 29; Courtney Marie Andrews, Sept. 30; Pokey LaFarge, Esther Rose, Oct. 6; Jon Spencer and the Hitmakers, Oct. 8; Weathers, Kenzo Cregan, Oct. 9; JMSN, Oct. 15; Lucero, Morgan James, Oct. 23; Keller Williams' Grateful Grass featuring Love Canon, Oct. 29; Madison Cunningham, S.G. Goodman, Nov. 5; Planet Booty, Nov. 6; The Brook and the Bluff, Nov. 10; Geoff Tate, Makr Daley and the Ravens, Squid, Nov. 12; Guided by Voices, Nov. 13; Maggie Rose, Them Vibes, Nov. 18; Cloud Nothings, Nov. 19; King Buffalo and Oregon Space Trail of Doom, Slug Fest, Nov. 20; Beach Bunny, Wheelwright, Nov. 21; All them Witches, Dec. 12; Mother Mother, Jan. 26, 2022; Lilly Hiatt, The Harmaleigh, Feb. 22, 2022; They Might be Giants, April 5 and 6, 2022; Fuzz, April 17; Godspeed You! Black Emperor, May 4, 2022; Southern Culture on the Skids, Oct. 7, 2022. Call 216-383-1124 or visit beachlandballroom.com.

Blossom Music Center: 1145 W. Steels Corners Road, Cuyahoga Falls, presents Jackson Browne, James Taylor, July 31; Kings of Leon, Aug. 19; The Zac Brown Band, Aug. 20; Korn, Staind, Sept. 2; Dead & Company, Sept. 7; The Jonas Brothers, Sept. 22; Jason Aldean, Oct. 15. Call 330-920-8040 or visit livemu.sc/2QcbKUb.

Blossom Music Festival: at Blossom Music Center, the summer home of The Cleveland Orchestra, presents "An American Celebration," featuring fireworks, July 3; "Mozart in the Meadows," featuring Symphony No. 40, July 11; "The Great American Songbook: Gershwin and Ellington," i, July 18; "From the New World," featuring Dvorak's Symphony No. 9 ("From the New World"), July 25; "Beethoven's Seventh Symphony," Aug. 1; "Classical Mystery Tour: A Tribute to The Beatles," with tribute band Classical Mystery Tour, Aug. 8; "Tchaikovsky's Fourth," Aug. 15; "Romantic Brahms," featuring Symphony No. 3, Aug. 22; "Enigma Variations," Aug. 28; "Hollywood Under the Stars," Sept. 4 and 5; Florida Georgia Line, Oct. 1. Call 216-231-1111 or visit clevelandorchestra.com.

ChamberFest Cleveland: presents "Together Again!," its 2021 festival, featuring concerts at The Grove in Mayfield (unless otherwise noted) -- "Legends," 7 p.m. June 9, "Blue Dress," June 11, "Rambunctious Fun," 7 p.m. June 12, "Bach and More," 11 a.m. June 13 in Cleveland Heights (pop-up lawn concert), "Luscious Soundscapes," 7 p.m. June 16, "Goldberg Variations," 7 p.m. June 18, "Nature Emerging," 7 p.m. June 19, "Father's Day" (with Ferdinand the Bull), 3 p.m. June 20, "Emerging into Light," 7 p.m. June 24, "Romp! (Around the World), 7 p.m. June 25, "Festival Finale," 7 p.m. June 26 at St. Paschal Baylon. Visitchamberfestcleveland.com.

CityMusic Cleveland: presents "Die Forelle & the Moody Trout," 7 p.m. June 4 at Shrine Church of St. Stanislaus, 3649 E. 65th St., Cleveland, and 7 p.m. June 5 online at youtube.com/citymusiccleveland. Call 216-632-3572 or visit citymusiccleveland.org.

Cleveland Opera Theater: presents free outdoor summer concerts -- 7 p.m. June 19 at Uptown Park in Medina, 7 p.m. July 31 at Edgewater Park in Cleveland, 7 p.m. Aug. 28 at Dunham Tavern Museum in Cleveland. Call 216-512-0268 or visit ClevelandOperaTheater.org.

Cleveland Orchestra: performing at Severance Hall, 11001 Euclid Ave., Cleveland, presents "Celestial Serenades," ("The Cleveland Orchestra: In Focus" Episode 12), featuring Michael Sachs and Yolanda Kondonassis, 7 p.m., June 3; "Dance & Drama,"("The Cleveland Orchestra: In Focus" Episode 13), lead byMusic Director Franz Welser-Mst, 7 p.m. June 17. Call 216-231-7300 or visit ClevelandOrchestra.com.

Firelands Symphony Orchestra: presents its Flip Season of free outdoor concerts (replacing its fall and spring indoor performances this season) -- pops concert of classic rock, Broadway and big-screen selections 7 p.m. June 5 atNorwalks Veterans Memorial Lake Park,Independence Day Patriotic Pops concert, 7 p.m. July 4 at Jackson Street Pier in Sandusky, Christmas in July Holiday Pops concert, 7 p.m. July 25at Jackson Street Pier in Sandusky, "Superstar: The Songs. The Stories. The Carpenters.," starring vocalist Helen Welch, 7 p.m. Aug. 7 atNorwalks Veterans Memorial Lake Park, and a concert of Americana music with guestartist Hey Mavis on banjo, fiddle, bass, drums and vocals,6:30 p.m. Sept. 18 withat Paper Moon Vineyards in Vermilion. Call 419-621-4800 or visit FirelandsSymphony.com.

Grog Shop:2785 Euclid Heights Blvd., Cleveland Heights, presents Hello!3D, IN2ATIVE, June 11; Black Tie at The Grog Shopw with chefs Jeff Motika and Michael Flaherty, June 12; Scott H. Biram, Aug. 5; The Goddamn Gallows, Aug. 14; Spafford, Oct. 13; J.I., Oct. 19; Nothing, Oct 21; The Slackers, Mustard Plug, Nov. 10; The Lemonheads, Nov. 22; The Spits, Feb. 13; Tommy Cash, Feb. 27. Call 216-321-5588 or visit grogshop.gs.

Jacobs Pavilion: Nautica Entertainment Complex, West Bank of the Flats, Cleveland, presents Barenaked Ladies, July 2; Jason Mraz, Aug. 13; 311, Sept. 18; Nine Inch Nails, Pixies, Sept. 21 and 23; Blackberry Smoke, Sept. 25; Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats, Oct. 13. Call216-622-6557 or visit livemu.sc/3uKm4lg.

Lorain Palace Theater: 617 Broadway, Lorain, presents Seckond Chaynce, June 20; Women Who Rock Live, featuring Queen Bees, Different Dolls, Jim J, July 10; Winger, Firehouse, Oct. 15; Tito Puente Jr., Oct. 16; Back to the 70's, featuring Blue Swede, the Trammps and more, Oct. 22; Jefferson Starship, March 4, 2022. Call 440-245-2323 or visit lorainpalace.com.

Madison Concerts in the Park: a series with shows at 7 p.m. Thursdays at Madison Village Park, River and West Main streets, presents Steve Madewell, June 3; Back When, June 10; Glass House Band, June 17; Maria Petti, June 24; Nick Zuber, July 1; Gospel Friends, July 8; Thunder Creek, July 15; Madtown Jazz, July 22; Swamp Rattlers, July 29; Rabbit Runn Community Arts Association performers, Aug. 5; Holly's Uncle, Aug. 12; 5 O'Clock Somewhere, Aug. 19; Erie Heights Brass, Aug. 26. Call440-428-7526.

Mentor Rocks concert series: with shows at 7 p.m. at Mentor Civic Amphitheater, 8600 Munson Road, presents Double Vision, June 1; Tricky Dick and the Coverups, June 8; Nightrain: The Guns n Roses Experience (Guns n Roses tribute), June 15; Trippin' Billies (Dave Matthews Band tribute), June 22; Cracker (national recording artist), June 29; Hollywood Nights (Bob Seger tribute), July 6; KICK (INXS tribute), July 13; Lita Ford, July 20; No Duh (No Doubt tribute), July 27; Ultimate Aldean (Jason Aldean tribute), Aug. 3; Uptown Funk (Bruno Mars tribute), Aug. 10; The Ten Band (Pearl Jam tribute), Aug. 17; Queen Nation (Queen tribute), Aug. 24; E5C4P3 (Journey tribute), Aug. 31. Visit mentorrocks.info.

Music Box Supper Club: 1148 Main Ave., Cleveland, presents Kinks tribute by Cats on Holiday, June 4;Doobie Brothers tribute by China Grove, June 5;Sinatra Brunch with Michael Sonata, June 6; Thornetta Davis, June 12; Beatles at Night with The Sunrise Jones, June 12; The Razzz (Rasperries tribute), June 19; The Ark Band, June 20; Jah Messengers, June 27; Time Traveller (Moody Blues tribute), July 2; Reelin' in the Years (Steely Dan tribute), July 10; Kofi Baker's Psychedelic Trip, July 10; Pink Floyd Brunch with Dark Side of the Moon, July 11; Sun Shade, July 11; CNH Brunch with Long Time Gone, noon July 11; Bill March, July 15; Toronzo Cannon, July 16; Kat Mander (Bob Seger tribute), July 16; Chris Allen and Austin Walkin' Cane, July 17; Patsy Kline Brunch, July 18; Pretenders Brunch featuring Talk of the Town, July 18; One World Tribe, July 18; Tarriona "Tank" Ball, July 24; The Kilroys and The Cars Brunch, July 25; Quasi Kings, July 25; Dead Letter Office, July 28; Peace Frog, July 31; Milton Blake, Aug. 1; Davy Knowles and Let's Groove Tonight, Aug. 6; Ras Khalifa, Aug. 8; Brett Dennen, Aug. 8; Umojah Nation, Aug. 15; TUSK, Aug. 18; The Diamond Project (Neil Diamond tribute), Aug. 19; Joanna Connor Blues Band, Aug. 20; Billy Joel Brunch, Aug. 22; Outlaws I&I, Aug. 22; Todd Snider, Aug. 23; Maura Rogers and the Bellows, Aug. 28; Ms. BBC, Aug. 29; Louis Prima Jr & The Witnesses, Sept. 1 and 2; Carlos Jones & The PLUS Band, Sept. 5; Straight On (acoustic Heart tribute), Sept. 9; Jonah Koslen and His Band, Sept. 17 and 20; Marc Roberge of O.A.R., Sept. 21; Jimmie Vaughan, Oct. 13; Marcia Ball and Tommy Castro & The Painkillers, Oct. 14; Carbon Leaf, Oct. 15; Alejandro Escovedo, Oct. 24; Will Hoge, Oct. 26; Los Lobos, Nov. 3; Shovels & Rope, Nov. 9; The Vindys, Nov. 18;Alan Doyle, April 26, 2022. Call 216-242-1250 or visit musicboxcle.com.

Our Old Music for a New World: an outdoor picnic concert series from Northeast Ohio Musical Heritage Association featuring folk music atFirst Baptist Church, 3630 Fairmount Blvd., Cleveland Heights, presents David Mayfield Parade, Joe Wunderle, June 19; Tina Bergmann & Bryan Thomas, Liz Bullock & Ray Flanagan, July 24; Chris Coles, Ava Present, Aug. 21; Hal Walker, Eric Noden, Sept. 18. Visithneomha.org.

Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse: 1 Center Court, Cleveland, presents Michael Buble, Aug. 21; Eric Church, Sept. 24; Harry Styles, Oct. 18; Kane Brown, Nov. 21; Genesis, Nov. 30; Andrea Bocelli, Dec. 2; Machine Gun Kelly, Dec. 18; The Weeknd, Jan. 30; Rage Against the Machine, Run the Jewels, July 27, 2022. Call 888-894-9422 or visit rocketmortgagefieldhouse.com.

Rockin' on the River: at Lorains Black Water Landing, presents Straight On (tribute to the music of Heart) with Best of Times (a tribute to Styx), June 4; 7 Bridges Ultimate Eagles Experience with Harvest (Neil Young tribute), June 11; Hollywood Nights Bob Seger Experience with Armstrong Bearcat, June 18; Boy Band Review with Old Skool, June 25;ZOSO (Ultimate Led Zeppelin Experience) withBall & Chain (Janis Joplin tribute), July 2;Classic Stones Live (Rolling Stones tribute) with My Drunkn Uncle, July 3;The Atomic Punks (tribute to Van Halen) withBack & Forth (Foo Fighters tribute), July 9;Double Vision (The Foreigner Experience) with Bad JuJu, July 16;Wish You Were Here (The Sight and Sound of Pink Floyd) with Colin Dussaults Blues Project, July 17;Queen Nation (tribute to Queen) with Brass Metropolis (tribute to Chicago), July 30; Face 2 Face (tribute to Billy Joel & Elton John) with Master T.C. & the Visitors, Aug. 6;E5C4P3 (The Journey Tribute) with Monica Robins & the Whiskey Kings, Aug. 7;That Arena Rock Show (tribute to '70ss & '80s Rock) with The Michael Weber Show, Aug. 13;The ELO Show (celebrating Jeff Lynne and ELO) with the Asbury All Stars (tribute to Southside Johnny & the Asbury Jukes), Aug. 20;Wreking Crue (Motley Crue tribute) with Ultimate Ozzy Tribute, Aug. 27;Disco Inferno with 1988 (Tribute to '80s hard rock), Aug. 28;Kings Highway (tribute to Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers) with House Party (J Geils tribute), Sept. 3. Visit rockinontheriver.com.

Wildwood Cultural Center:7645 Little Mountain Road, Mentor, presents its spring concert series Music at the Manor, featuring , The Shootouts, June 2, LiveWire, June 9, Plaid Sabbath, June 16. Call 440-974-5735 or visitcityofmentor.com/events.

WonderStruck 2021: a music festival featuring headliners Walk the Moon, Third Eye Blind, AJR and Portugal. The Man, will be July 24 and 25 at Lakeland Community College, 7700 Clocktower Drive, Kirtland. Visitwonderstruckfest.com.

Youngstown Foundation Amphitheatre:201 S. Phelps St., Youngstown, presents Styx, The Cruisers, July 29. Visittheyoungstownfoundationamp.com.

Annabelles Diner: presents Chuck Hamilton & Friends, 6 p.m. June 4. 8637 Twinbrook Road, Mentor. Call 440-255-6924.

Ferrante Winery and Ristorante: 5585 N. River Road W., Geneva, presents Holly's Uncle Duo, 5:30 p.m. June 4; Bob Wick, 1 p.m. June 5; Porch Rockers Duo, 5:30 p.m. June 5; Mitch and Melissa Duo, 2 p.m. June 6; Eric Brook, 5:30 p.m. June 11; On the Rocks, 1 p.m. June 12; Face Value Duo, 5:30 p.m. June 12; Uncharted Course, 2 p.m. June 13; Lyle Heath, 5 p.m. June 16; Trevor, 5 p.m. June 17; Uncharted Course, 5:30 p.m. June 18; Mitch Larson, 1 p.m. June 19; Night Shift Do, 5:30 p.m. June 19; Dennis Ford, 2 p.m. June 20; Dede Daub, 5 p.m. June 23; Jimmy Mrozak, 5 p.m. June 24; Face Value Duo, 5:30 p.m. June 25; Just-N-Time Duo, 1 p.m. June 26; Chuck Ditri, 2 p.m. June 27; Trevor, 5 p.m. June 30. Call 440-466-8466 or visit ferrantewinery.com.

Geauga Park District: presents Live from Geauga Park District!, a virtual series including "Benjamin Banneker: Astronomy Pioneer," June 11 and 25. Visitgeaugaparkdistrict.org.

Lake Metroparks Farmpark: 8800 Chardon Road, Kirtland, presents Railroads in the Parks, June 5 and 6. Call 440-256-2122 or 800-366-3276, or visit goto.lakemetroparks.com/farmpark.

Observatory Park: 10610 Clay St., Montville Township, present a movie series -- "Jumanji: The Next Level," June 19, "Apollo 13," July 24," "Mary Poppins," Aug. 7. Call 440-286-9516 or visit geaugaparkdistrict.org.

Penitentiary Glen Reservation:8668 Kirtland-Chardon Road, Kirtland, presents a series of Concerts in the Parks -- Mitch Larson & Melissa Harvey, June 11,Storytime Puppet Theater: Fabulous Forest, June 17,Pickin' Rocks, June 25,Red Light Roxy, July 9,Storytime Puppet Theater: Marvelous Meadows, July 15,Ballinloch, July 30,Storytime Puppet Theater: Fond of the Pond, Aug. 5,Remember Then, Aug. 13,Resonanz Opera presents The Skoker I love you, Aug. 27. Call440-256-1404 or visitlakemetroparks.com/parks-trails/penitentiary-glen-reservation.

Fine Arts Association: 38660 Mentor Ave., Willoughby, presents "Modern Warrior Live," the story and sound of combat veteran's journey by musician Dominick Farinacci and military veteran Jaymes Polling, June 11 through 13. Call 440-951-7500 or visit fineartsassociation.org.

French Creek Theatre: Pijor Hall, located within the French Creek Nature & Arts Center, Sheffield Village, presents "Ordinary Days," June 4 through 6; "A Year with Frog and Toad," July 30 through Aug. 1; "The Complete Works of Shakespeare," Aug. 20 through 22; "Nightfall with Edgar Allen Poe," Sept. 17 through 19. Call 440-949-5200, ext. 221 or visit metroparks.cc/theatre.php.

Great Lakes Theater: at the Hanna Theatre at Playhouse Square in Cleveland, presents "Offstage Bash," GLT's 2021 virtual gala, featuring a performance full of songs and stories from alumni, an interactive trivia game and visits from surprise guests, 7:30 p.m. June 5; "The Tempest,"Oct. 15 through Nov. 7; "A Christmas Carol,"Nov. 26 through Dec. 23 in the Mimi Ohio Theatre; "Aint Misbehavin,"Feb. 11 through March 6; "Much Ado About Nothing,"March 25 through April 10; "The Marvelous Wonderettes,"April 29 through May 22, 2022.Call 216-241-6000 or visit greatlakestheater.org.

Karamu House: 2355 E. 89th St., Cleveland, presents "Still We Rise," a virtual benefit in conjunction with the 100-year anniversary of the Tulsa Race Massacre, 6 p.m. June 3. Call 216-795-7070 or visit KaramuHouse.org.

Lorain Palace Theater: 617 Broadway, Lorain, "School of Rock: The Musical," July 16 through 18. Call 440-245-2323 or visit lorainpalace.com.

Mercury Theater Co.: performing in Notre Dame Colleges Regina Auditorium, 1857 South Green Road, South Euclid, presents its 23rd season -- "Sail Away" (staged-reading concert), June 10 through 13, Disney's "Descendants," June 19 and 20; "Wonderful Town" (staged-reading concert), July 1 and 4, "Amelie," July 16, 17, 18, 22, 23, 24, 25, 30 and 31 and Aug. 5 through 8, "Me and My Girl" (staged-reading concert), July 29 and Aug. 1 . Visit mercurytheatrecompany.org.

Playhouse Square: 1501 Euclid Ave., Cleveland, presents "The Choir of Man," June 11 through July 11 in the Mimi Ohio Theatre (limited capacity); "The Lion King," Oct. 1 through 15; "The Prom," Nov. 2 through 21; "Pretty Woman," March 8 through 27; "To Kill a Mockingbird," April 26 through May 15, 2022; "Ain't Too Proud," July 12 through 31, 2022; "Frozen," Aug. 11 through Sept. 11, 2022. Call 216-241-6000 or visit PlayhouseSquare.org.

Rabbit Run Theater: 5648 W. Chapel Road, Madison Township, presents "Always . . . Patsy Cline," through June 19; "Daddy Long Legs," June 25 through July 23; "The Marvelous Wonderettes," Aug. 13 through Sept. 11. Call 440-428-7092 or visit rabbitrunonline.org.

Shadow of the Run: presents its new immersive theater project, DreamWalkers, a live, 60-minute mystery that plays out with the city of Bedford as its stage and will run various evenings June 25 through July 11 with limited audience size. Visit shadowoftherun.com.

The Dino Safari Drive Thur Experience will run June 5 through 27 at the Shoppes at Parma. Visit ImagineExhibitions.com.

Art in the Village with Craft Marketplace: featuring 100 local and national artists displaying their work, will be 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. June 5 and 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. June 6 at Legacy Village, 25001 Cedar Road, Lyndhurst. Call 516-746-6615, ArtFestival.com or email info@artfestival.com

Bob Ross Experience: a benefit for A Special Wish Foundation, Cleveland Chapter, featuring appetizers and a two-hour class taught by a Bob Ross-certified audience, will be 5 p.m. June 26 at The Winking Lizard Event Center, 25200 Miles Road, Bedford. Visitthebobrossexperience.eventbrite.com oraspecialwishcleveland.org.

Broadway Block Party: a presentation by Main Street Lorain featuring music and art vendors aimed largely for those later going to Rockin' on the River, will be 4 to 6 p.m. June 4, July 2, Aug. 6 and Sept. 3. Visit.facebook.com/mainstreetlorain.

Dino Safari Drive Thur Experience: featuring work by Cleveland artist Tom Zaller, June 5 through 27 at the Shoppes at Parma. VisitImagineExhibitions.com.

Fairport Harbor Lighthouse & Museum: 129 Second St., will be open 1 to 4 p.m. Wednesdays, Saturdays, Sundays and all legal holidays through Sept. 19. Call 440-354-4825, fairportharborlighthouse.org or email us at keeper@ fairportharborlighthouse.org.

Great Lakes Science Center: 601 Erieside Ave., Cleveland, presents Science Under the Sun, a "STEM adventure," in tents overlooking North Coast Harbor, with monthly themes: Robotics Month, June, Space and NASA-themed Month, July, Machines Month, August, and Flight and Aeronautics Monght, September. Call 216-694-2000 or visit greatscience.com.

Mentor: presents an Independence Day celebration featuring a concert by country artist Darryl Worley and fireworks, 9 p.m. July 4 at Mentor Civic Center Park. Visit CityofMentor.com.

MentorPerch Fest: Hosted byMentor Lagoons Nature Preserve & Marina, 8365 Harbor Drive,Mentor, presents its debut Perch Fest, where you canparticipate in fishing tournaments and clinics about all aspects of fishing, Aug. 27 through 29.Contact the Mentor Parks & Recreation Department atparks@cityofmentor.comor 440-974-5720.

Mercury Theatre Company: presents Balls Over Broadway, a drag bingo extravaganza, June 6 and July 11 at the MTC Depot Theatre, 1668 E. 40th St., Cleveland. Call 216-771-5862 or visit mercurysummerstock.com.

Music Box Supper Club: 1148 Main Ave., Cleveland, presents Cleveland Stories Dinner Parties -- Bobby DiBiasio, "Cleveland Baseball History & Outlook," June 3, David Spero, Jennifer Lee and Danny Powers, "Remembering Michael Stanley," June 10; James Badal, "The Torso Murders: In the Wake of the Butcher," June 17, James Renner, "My Search for Their Killers: Amy Mihalievic and Lisa Pruett," June 24; "Swingos: Where Rockers Raged and Legends Were Made" with Matt Swingos, July 15; "Bruce Springsteen: Live in the Heartland" with Janet Macoska and Peter Chakerian," July 29; a murder-mystery dinner party, "Revenge at the H.S. Reunion," June 25. Call 216-242-1250 or visit musicboxcle.com.

Prosperity Social Club: 1109 Starkweather Ave., Cleveland, presents a book release and signing for "Lost Civil War: The Disappearing Legacy of America's Greatest Conflict" with author Laura Demarco, 2 p.m. June 12. Call 216-937-1938 or visit ProsperitySocialClub.com.

Rock & Roll Hall of Fame and Museum: Cleveland, presents the exhibit "The Biggest Show on Turf: 55 Years of Halftime Shows," through Sept.. Call 888-588-ROCK or visit rockhall.com.

Stan Hywet Hall & Gardens: 714 N. Portage Path, Akron, presents "Restoration: If This Hall Could Talk," an exhibit celebrating restoration projects completed throughout the stage since 2015, through Nov. 1. Call 330-315-3287 or visit StanHywet.org.

Steele Mansion Inn & Gathering Hub: 348 Mentor Ave. Painesville, presents Public guided tours, guided byCarol Shamakian, the owner and founder, June 29, Aug. 26, Oct. 26 and Dec. 16;Murder Mystery Dinner, Sept. 17, Oct. 23 and Nov. 19. Call 440-639-7948 or visit SteeleMansion.com.

Wildwood Cultural Center:7645 Little Mountain Road, Mentor, presents the Fine Arts and Wine Festival, June 26. Call440-974-5735 or visitcityofmentor.com/events.

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SARATOGA SPRINGS, NY -It had been nearly two years, to the day, since the last time Shen and Saratoga's baseball teams played each other. It took a Memorial Day weekend night game on Saturday to end that stretch, featuring the latest Battle of I-87.

"This has been going on since 2017," said Shen's Cal Vander Veer with a big smile, as he checked the date on the Battle of I-87 trophy. "Basically whenever we play each other we bring it and if you win you get to keep it until the next time."

Saturday night also marked the first time the Battle would be played at Saratoga's new home field at East Side Recreation Park, although it would end in disappointment for the Blue Streaks. The Plainsmen brought the large glove back to Clifton Park with a 4-2 victory.

Saratoga jumped out to an early lead in the bottom of the first inning, when Zander Teator doubled to center field, scoring Ryan Ash, who had reached on a walk.

In the top of the third, Brody Vincenzi would begin his big day, knocking inDavid Gustafson with a base hit to center, trying the game at one. Later in the inning, Guiseppe D'Elia would reach on an error by Ryan Ash at shortstop, allowing Vincenzi to score on the play and giving Shen a 2-1 lead.

Ryan Ash quickly made up for the mistake in the bottom half of the inning, lining a home run to left field to tie the game.

With the game still tied 2-2 in the top of the sixth inning, Colin Maloney doubled to lead off for Shen. Jacek Strain was then told to drop a sacrifice bunt, but was able to reach on the play. Cal Vander Veer would then come up to the plate with runners on first and third and one out.

"I saw Colin on third and coming up I was just thinking 'I have to hit it to the outfield'. There was only one out, so I knew I had a job to do, but I actually missed the suicide squeeze sign," Vander Veer explained. "But anything can happen in baseball and I just rolled with it."

While Shen coach Greg Christodulu had a squeeze play in mind to get the go-ahead run across and Vander Veer's thoughts were on a sacrifice fly, neither of those things happened. What did happen is Vander Veer hitting a chopper in the third base-shortstop hole. Evan Owens was able to snag it, but his only play was to first, as Maloney had a good secondary lead on third and broke home on contact.

The next batter for Shen would be Brody Vincenzi, with a runner on second and two outs.

"I'm just trying to put the ball in play," Vincenzi said. "You know Toga's gonna come out and try to put up some more runs."

The senior outfielder would double in the left-center field gap, driving in Strain and giving Shen a 4-2 lead.

"It relieved the whole team. It gave Sean (Flaherty) some insurance and we just played good defense and were able to come out with the win. In tight games like this, if we play defense and get timely hits, we're going to win every game."

Vincenzi's RBI double knocked out Saratoga ace, Patrick Deschaine, who battled through 5.1 innings, allowing four runs - three earned - on eight hits and five walks. He struck out five in the loss.

Ryan Pittz, who started the game for Shen, went five innings, allowing two runs on six hits and three walks, as he earned the win. Will Shea took over in the sixth, and Nathan Rodriguez would try to get the Streaks gong with a pinch-hit double. It would go to waste as Shea was able to work out of it.

Sean Flaherty then took over in the bottom of the seventh, looking to pick up the save. After Michael Mack reached on a pinch-hit infield single, he was erased on a double play, as Flaherty finished out the inning with Ryan Ash left in the on-deck circle.

With the win, Shen is now 10-4 overall this season and have won nine games in a row.

"The first couple of games were a little rocky, but we've really come together as a team," Vander Veer said. "We build off of each other's energy and it's a great thing what we've been able to do the last nine games."

The Blue Streaks fell to 7-9 with the loss.

BATTLE OF I-87 HISTORY

Since the glove started being passed around in 2017, all of Shen's and Saratoga's matchups against each other have been either one or two-run games, including the latest installment.

The last time the teams faced off was on May 30, 2019, nearly two years to the day of Saturday's game. There was a bit more at stake in the 2019 game, as it was the Section 2 semifinals - a painful memory for the Blue Streaks.

Evan Jones had shut-out Saratoga for the first six innings of that game. Nate Chudy had held Shen to just two runs, as the Plainsmen took a 2-0 lead to the seventh. In the top of the seventh after Shen ace Brendan Disonell took the mound, Chudy drove home Ryan Dolan and Christian Kondo with a two-run single, to tie the game. In the bottom half of the inning, Jake Reinisch smacked a walk-off single to left, scoring Patrick McGuire, as the Plainsmen began their run to the 2019 New York State Championship game.

East Side Recreation Park

Saratoga Springs, NY

SHENENDEHOWA 0-0-2-0-0-2-0 -- 4-8-0

SARATOGA 1-0-1-0-0-0-0 -- 2-8-2

WP:Ryan Pittz; LP:Patrick Deschaine; HLD:Will Shea; SV: Sean Flaherty

2B: Colin Maloney (SHEN), Brody Vincenzi (SHEN),Nathan Rodriguez (SAR), Alex Teator (SAR)

HR: Ryan Ash (SAR)

RBI: Cal Vander Veer (SHEN), Brody Vincenzi 2 (SHEN), Ryan Ash (SAR), Alex Teator (SAR)

SHEN PITCHING

Ryan Pittz 5.0 IP, 2R, 2ER, 6H, 3BB, 2K, W; Will Shea: 1.0 IP, 0R, 1H, 2K, HLD; Sean Flaherty: 1.0 IP, 0R, 1H, SV

SARATOGA PITCHING

Patrick Deschaine 5.1 IP, 4R, 3ER, 8H, 5BB, 5K, L;Mateo Avila: 1.1 IP, 0R, 1BB

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The Westchester County track and field championships, which concluded Monday after a weekend rain delay in one area, took on a retooled look this year with multiple locations being used to divide athletes toreduce the possibility ofCOVID exposures and transmissions.

This translated into multiple winners per event, based on geographic groupings, The regions were loosely named, since some "Central" schools are north of the "North/West" schools. But the regions were nearly identical in size, each including10-12schools.

Hen Hud and Somers were the big winners, sweeping the girls and boys team titles in their respective regions.

Below arelists of the top finishers in each event with their region noted, as well as a listing of each region'stop three finishing teams.

Lakeland/Panas' JaLia Williams, shown here at the finish of a 4x200-meter relay at the U.S. Air Force Hispanic Games at The Armory January 4, 2020, logged the fastest 100-meter dash of all Westchester girls, clocking 12.81 at the county outdoor track and field championships, which were divided into regions this year.(Photo: John Meore/The Journal News)

North/West: JaLia Williams, Lakeland/Panas, 12.81

South: Olivia Moxey, New Rochelle, 13.24

Central:Maeve Roney, Pleasantville, 13.15

East/Central:Abigail Charles, Fox Lane, 13.59

North/West: Ethan Scott, Lakeland/Panas, 11.39

South:Johnny Moynihan, Bronxville, 11:54

Central:Andrew Lucassen, John Jay-Cross River,11.56

East/Central: Moray Walker, White Plains, 11.71

North/West: Grace Adeyeye, Lakeland/Panas, 18.2

South:Jules Gravier, Bronxville, 17.74

Central: Isabelle Kapoor, Pleasantville, 15.63

East/Central: Elizabeth Fine, Scarsdale, 17.3

North/West: Jaleel Moody, Irvington, 15.72

South:Antwone Messado, Mount Vernon, 14.84

Central: Brian Halper, Somers, 17.07

East/Central: Eric Antonecchia, White Plains 16.3

North/West: JaLia Williams, Lakeland/Panas, 26.65

South: Olivia Moxey, New Rochelle, 27.84

Central:Abigail Scinicariello, John Jay-Cross River,28.49

East/Central:Abigail Charles, Fox Lane, 28.07

North/West: Ethan Scott, Lakeland/Panas 23.08

South: Johnny Moynihan, Bronxville, 24.24

Central:Leelan Maxwell, Woodlands, 23.47

East/Central: Moray Walker, White Plains, 23.93

North/West: Juliette Salazar, Peekskill, 1:00.82

South:Kaela Godfrey, New Rochelle, 1:02.83

Central:Chelsea Lewitt, Somers, 1:01.77

East/Central:Kathlyn Coyne, Rye,1:00.4

North/West: Artis Powell, Peekskill, 51.59

South:Jabari Barrife, Mount Vernon, 52.64

Central:Kevin Callaghan, Briarcliff, 51.64

East/Central:Elliott Coulter, Fox Lane, 54.19

North/West: Keira Flaherty, Yorktown,1:10.92

South:Elena Olson, Ursuline, 1:15.74

Central:Isabella Milojevic, Somers, 1:12.65

East/Central: Elizabeth Fine, Scarsdale1:16.7

North/West:Jonathon Wong, Hen Hud, 1:00.23

South:Antwone Messado, Mount Vernon, 58.94

Central:Luke Briody, Byram Hills, 1:02.03

East/Central: Eric Antonecchia, White Plains 1:04.4

Hen Hud's Zoe Rose, shown here running a 600-meter race in February in the Hudson Valley Sportsdome in Milton, recorded the fastest time among Westchester girls in the outdoor 400 at the 2021 county championships, which were held on multiple days and in multiple locations.(Photo: John Meore/The Journal News)

North/West: Zoe Rose, Hen Hud,2:23.09

South:Madeline Stupart, Bronxville, 2:25.94

Central: Ava Jolley, North Salem, 2:25.2

East/Central:Willie Cuono, Fox Lane, 2:29.64

North/West: Nik Springer, Sleepy Hollow,1:58.71

South:Jabari Barrife, Mount Vernon, 2:07.74

Central: TJ Collins, Briarcliff, 2:03.98

East/Central:Gent Malushaga, Mamaroneck, 2:00.29

North/West:Katharine McLaughlin, Irvington, 9:22.83

South:Lucia Lavallee, Pelham,7:57.44

Central: Jordan Hahn, Somers, 8:23.11

East/Central:Mia Priore, White Plains, 8:18.77

North/West: Isolde McManus, Hen Hud,4:55.39

South: Daphne Banino, Ursuline, 4:41.54

Central: Ava Jolley, North Salem, 4:59.07

East/Central:Morgan Eigel, Fox Lane, 5:09.80

It has been a strong spring for Horace Greeley's Rishi Young. Here he wins the 3,200-meter race at the Loucks Games at White Plains High School May 7, 2021. And he also ran the fastest time, 4:23.31, among Westchester boys competing at 1,600 meters at the Westchester County track and field championships.(Photo: John Meore/The Journal News)

North/West: Marc Lucasey, Dobbs Ferry,4:35.32

South:Ben Levine, Pelham, 4:45.34

Central: RishiYoung, Horace Greeley, 4:23.31

East/Central: Jason Markopoulos, Mamaroneck, 4:26.68

North/West: Sydney Leitner, Yorktown, 10:27.46

South:Kaitlyn Casas, New Rochelle, 11:00.24

Central: Adriana Catalano, Pleasantville, 10:41.62

East/Central:Sophie Ginsberg, White Plains, 11:00.83

North/West: Colin McCarthy, Yorktown 10:04.87

South: Aidan Gemme, Hastings, 9:49.14

Central:Giovanni Culotta, Briarcliff, 10:31.27

East/Central: Jake Coleman, Scarsdale, 9:39.23

North/West: Brianna Carter, Peekskill, 7:35.6

South:Rory Keane, Ursuline, 8:49.1

Central:Jennifer Mui, Byram Hills, 7:30.6

East/Central:Not held

North/West: William McCarthy, Yorktown, 7:19.5

South: John Ryan, Bronxville, 6:56.20

Central:Thomas Dachik, John Jay-Cross River,6:44.82

East/Central: Not held

Rain, cold, records: Track and field: Hen Hud relay, North Rockland's Manny Joseph notch Red Raider meet records

Cooking a plan: Track and field: Louis with big debut, Harrison 200 battle, Miller wins 4 times at Mountie Madness

Fan-less, still fun: Track and field: Suffern wins boys and girls titles at Nanuet Relays; Nanuet and TZ second

North/West: Madeline Wong, Ardsley, 4-10

South:Neel Viswanathan, Eastchester, 5-2

Central:Brienna Ahmetaj, Pleasantville, 4-9

East/Central:Corinne Wierzchowski, Fox Lane, 5-0

North/West:Liam Sawian, Irvington, 6-2

South:Liam Heraty, Bronxville, 5-2

Central:Glen Ahern, Westlake, 5-9

East/Central:Evan Newburgh, Fox Lane, 5-4

North/West: Caroline Bayer, Dobbs Ferry, 14-9

South:Ivana Richards, Ursuline, 13-4

Central:Amber Nanaj, Pleasantville, 15-1

East/Central: Diya Shadaksharappa, Scarsdale, 16-7

North/West:Yu-Chen Lung, Ardsley, 19-3

South:Jaheim Gregory, New Rochelle, 19-10

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Cardinal Mooney's Blake Lutzky throws a pitch during the Catholic High School League Championship Thursday, May 20, 2021, at Jimmy John's Field in Utica.(Photo: Brian Wells/Times Herald)

The Blue Water Area Athlete of the Week poll has returned, and now it's up to you to pick which athlete is the most deserving of this honor.

Remember:Voting ends at 12 p.m.Thursday.You must have an active Twitter account to cast a vote.

Want to nominate an athlete for a future poll? Tweet to sports reporter Brandon Folsom (@folsombrandonj) and let him know who had a standout week.

Our last Athlete of the Week winner was Croswell-Lexington senior pitcher Tyler Johnson, who threw a perfect game against Laker High two weeks ago.

This week's nominees are...

Blake Lutzky, Cardinal Mooney: The pitcher struck out three in 6 2/3 innings during the Cardinals' 2-1 loss to top-ranked University Liggett in the Catholic League Cardinal championship on Thursday. He allowed just three hits, three walks and one earned run.

Kirsten Smith, Marysville: The pitcher tossed a perfect game during a 14-0 victory over Port Huron last week. In five innings, she struck out five and allowed no hits or runs while also collecting two hits and four RBIs at the plate.

Colin Zimmer, St. Clair: The senior lacrosse player scored the game-winning goal in overtime on Wednesday, helping the Saints edge rival Port Huron 9-8 at East China Stadium. The effort allowed St. Clair to win the Mark Daniell Trophy.

Owen Flaherty, Croswell-Lexington: The senior boys golfer shot 2-under-par 36 during a dual match against Thursday at Lakeview Hills in Lexington. Flaherty was the 2019 Blue Water Area Conference individual champion.

Brandon Folsom is the sports reporter at the Times Herald. Do you have a story idea? Email him at bfolsom@gannett.com. Click here to follow him on Twitter.

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EAST SANDWICH - Dylan Hammons was 3-for-4 with 2 RBIs and 2 runs scored for the Barnstable Red Hawks as they beat the Sandwich Blue Knights7-3for their third straight win inbaseball action on Wednesday.

Casey Proto pitched 6 innings and allowed 6 hits, 3 runs, 0 earned runs, 2 walks and had 4 strikeouts, Will Joneswas2-for-4 with a double and run scored, Gibson Guimond was 2-for-3 with a walk and scored arun and Braden Burke was 2-for-3 with a walk, a run scored andaRBI for Barnstable(5-1).

CalebVevesquepitched 4 innings and allowed 4 hits, 3 runs and had 5strikouts, Owen Beaton was 2-for-4 with a run scored, Jeremy Angeles was 3-for-4 and scored 2 runs and MicthellNorkeviciuswas 1-for-3 with a double and a walk for Sandwich (2-5).

The game was tied 3-3 going into the 7thinning.

Saint John Paul II 9, Rising Tide 3:Andrew Vaillancourt pitched 5 inningswith4 strikeoutsand allowed no earned runsfor theLions as they beatthe Heronsat Siever Fieldin Plymouth.

Cam Lakatos was 3-for-3 with a homerun, a double and 5 RBIs and Vaillancourt was also 2-for-4 with 2 runs for JPII (6-1).

Nauset 9,Dennis-Yarmouth 1: Kurt Thomas pitched 6 innings and had 9 strikeouts while allowing 2 hits and 0 runs for the Warriors as they beat the Dolphins for their sixth straight winin North Eastham.

Ethan Keeney was 3-for-4 with 3 runs scored and a RBI, Noah Clarke was 2-for-4 with 2 RBIs, Thomas was 1-for-3 with 2 RBIs and Chase Wiley was 2-for-2 and scored 3 runs for Nauset (6-0).

Falmouth 11,Marthas Vineyard 5:Sam Cavossa was 3-for-4 with 3 RBIs and a run scored for the Clippers as they defeat the Vineyardersin Falmouth.

Max McDonald was 2-for-4 with 2 RBIs and scored a run,Andrew Debbetncourt scored 2 runs,Nico Gagnon had 2 runs scored and a RBI,Sam Greisbauer was 1-for-4 with 3 RBIs and 2 runs scored andJared Burridge Lopes pitched 4 innings with 5 strikeouts and allowed 2 runs, 1 earned run and 6 walks for Falmouth (5-2).

Monomoy 5,Nantucket 2: RJ Mahoney pitched acomplete game with 14 strikeouts andallowing 3 hits for the Sharks they beat the Whalersin Harwich.

Asa Kline had a triple,threw out 2 base runners and scored 3 runs andMarek Krystofolski had a RBI single for Monomoy (3-2).

Dighton-Rehoboth 12, Bourne 5: Joe Carrara made it a one-run game with a big double in the sixth inning, but the Canalmen lost a South Coast Conference game to the Falcons in Bourne.

Carrara's two-out double cleared the bases in the sixth to pull within 5-4, but D-R scored seven runs in the top of the seventh to pull away. Bourne (0-3) got on the board when Brady Fitzpatrick singled home Ethan Dunn (two hits) in the third inning, but D-R took the lead with a five-run fifth inning.

SOFTBALL

Dighton-Rehoboth 15,Bourne1: Abby Russell was 1-for-2 with a triple for theCanalmenin a loss to the Falconsin Dighton.

PaigeMedawas 1-for-2 with a single and a RBI and Taylor Flaherty got her first varsity hitforBourne(0-4).

Sandwich11,Barnstable6:CeCe Donovan was 4-for-4 with adoublesfor the Blue Knights as they beat the Red Hawksin Hyannis.

Mia Mulcahy was 3-for-3with 2 RBIs, Bella Vaudo was 3-for-4 with 2 RBIs, Jillian Cole was 3-for-5 with 2 doubles and 2 RBIs and Savannah Azoffpicthed7 innings and allowed 6 runs, 10 hits, 0 walks and had 3 strikeouts for Sandwich (3-4).

LucyKomarand AliciaGuimaresscored 2 runs each and AdrianaSmithand IzzyWagnereach scored a run for Barnstable (0-6).

Rockland 8, Mashpee 1: Maggie Connolly was 2-for-3 and scored a run for the Falcons but they lost to the Bulldogs.

Hailey Garcia had anRBI andSydney Puchol and Jayden Bryant played good defense for Mashpee (0-7).

Nauset 7,Dennis-Yarmouth 1: Hailey Richardson was 3-for-4,scored 3 runs and had 4 stolen basesfor the Warriors as they beat the Dolphinsin South Yarmouth.

Cece Pekarcik went 2-for-4 with 2 RBIs andKaylee Davis had a 2 RBI double in the 7th inning for Nauset (6-1).

Julia Hicks had 15 strikeouts for D-Y (3-5).

Monomoy 12, Martha's Vineyard 0: Seniors Cara Jolbois and Devinne Wilson celebrated Senior Day with 2-for-4 showings as the Sharks shut out the Vineyarders in Harwich. Cape & Islands League action

AJ Gates went 2-for-4 for Monomoy (8-0), and seniors Libby Anderson and Caitlon Bouvier each had a hit.

BOYS LACROSSE

South Shore Voke 18,Cape Tech 9: Ezra Leary scored 5 goals for theCrusadersbut it wasnt enough as they lost to the Vikingsin Hanover.

Luke Pineo scored 3 goals and Nick Milward tallied on a goal and Matt Escher had an assist for Cape Tech (0-3).

Old Rochester 23,Bourne0:Nick Santuccui had 25 saves for the Canalmen but they were shut out by the Bulldogs.

Bourne is 0-3.

GIRLS LACROSSE

St. John Paul II13,Cape Cod Academy12: Hadley Crosby scored 7 goals including the game winner with 3 seconds leftasthe Lions as they beat the Seahawksin Osterville.

Ella Bartolomei scored 5 goals and had 2 assists, Lucy Barker had 3 assists, Olivia Powers had a goal and an assist and Flynn Kayajan had 16 saves in net for JPII (7-1).

Mavis ONeil scored 6 goals to lead the offense, Tilly Crosby had 3 goals, SarahBunnell scored2goals,ReeseMoreshead tallied on a goaland Jenna Marsh had 15 saves in goalfor Cape Cod Academy (4-4).

Blue Hills 8,Upper Cape 3: Alyssa Fowler scored 2 goals but the Rams lost to the Warriorsin Bourne.

Delilah Barton scored a goal and Faith Kalkanis had 6 saves in net for Upper Cape (2-4).

Old Rochester 19,Bourne 9: Isabelle scored goals and added an assist for the Canalmen but they lost their first game of the season against the Bulldogsin Mattapoisett.

Brooke Lundie, Madigan Kelly scored 2 goals a piece, Aaysham Tahir, Kiely O'Connor and Jess Laflamme each had a goal and Caliegh Wrighter had 11 saves in net for Bourne (1-1).

BOYS TENNIS

Nauset 5, Dennis-Yarmouth 0: The Warriors swept the Dolphins in singles and doubles matches in North Eastham.

RufusMcCLeerywon one-singles 6-1, 6-1, Salvi Cacciola won two-singles 6-2, 6-3, Tom Foley won three-singles 6-0, 6-0, Murphy McCleery and Malcolm Stewart won one-doubles6-0, 6-0andConnor PikeandCarson Winslowwon two-doubles6-0, 6-1for Nauset (4-2).

D-Y is 0-7.

Marthas Vineyard 5,Falmouth 0: The Vineyarders swept the Clippers in singles and doubles matchesin Falmouth.

Max Potter won one-singles6-0, 6-1,Eric Reubens won two-singles6-0, 6-0,Jacob Riis won three-singles6-2, 6-4,Clyde Smith and Teagen Myers won one-doubles 6-0, 6-0

and Ben Belisle and Jack Marshard won two-doubles 6-3, 7-6 for Martha's Vineyard (6-0).

Falmouth is 1-4.

St. John Paul II 3,Nantucket 2: The Lions won two singles matches and added a doubles to beat the Whalersat Sandwich High School.

Alex Morin won one-singles 6-4, 7-5, Matt Curley won two-singles 6-2, 6-4, Liam Powell and Ryan Craman won two-doubles 6-1, 6-0 for JPII (4-3).

Henry Kathawala and Jake Toole won two-doubles 7-5, 6-4 for Nantucket (4-4).

Monomoy 3,Cape Cod Academy 2: The Sharks won two singles and added a doubles match to get the win over the Seahawks atBrooks Park in Harwich.

Colin Malone won two-singles6-0, 6-2,Gavin McDonnell won three-singles6-1, 7-6, (2),Joe Malone and Charles Watson won one-doubles 6-4, 6-0 for Monomoy (4-2).

Luke Spinner won one-singles1-6, 6-1, 6-2,Connor Hall and Griffin Mayo won two-doubles 4-6, 6-4, 7-6, (7) for Cape Cod Academy (3-5).

GIRLS TENNIS

Sandwich5,Barnstable0: The Blue Knights swept the singles and doubles matches to beat the Red Hawksin Hyannis.

Charles Gurner won one-singles 6-4, 6-3, AndrewEmellwon two-singles 6-4, 6-3, Pablo Gonzales won three-singles 6-4, 6-1, Emily Lopes and Katelyn Lerch won one-doubles 7-6, (4), 6-4, 12-10 and Callie Burgess and GraceRotlerawon two-doubles 6-3,6-3 for Sandwich (6-1).

Barnstable is 2-4.

Monomoy3,Cape Cod Academy2: The Sharks won asinglesand swept the doublesmacthesto beat the Seahawksin Osterville.

Angelica Velasquez won three-singles 6-1, 6-0, Olivia Prisco and Tatiana Malone won one-doubles 6-3, 6-2 and Aliza Pillsbury and Christie Beckley won two-doubles 6-0, 6-0 for Monomoy (6-1).

Lili Shanahan won one-singlesfor Cape Cod Academy (4-5).

Saint John Paul II 5, Nantucket 0:The Lions swept the Whalers for their 8th straight win.

Kara Oldham won one-singles 6-1, 6-4, Rosanna Sullivan won two-singles 6-2, 6-1, Lily Walker won three-singles 6-1, 6-0, Avery Lotus and Chatham Bridge won one-doubles 6-4, 6-2 and Bridget Moran and Kayla Katziff won two-doubles 6-3, 6-4.

Nauset 4,Dennis-Yarmouth 1: The Warriors won two singles and doubles matches a piece as they beat they Dolphinsin South Yarmouth.

Alex Lily won two-singles 6-4, 6-4, Nicole Boyce won three-singles 6-3, 6-0, Lily Nannini and Heather Peterson won one-doubles 6-0, 6-0 and Michelle Henault and Mia Phillips won two-doubles 6-0, 6-0 for Nauset (4-2).

Olivia Paini won one-singles 4-6, 6-4, (1) for D-Y (0-9).

Cohasset 5,Mashpee 0: The Falcons were swept by the Skippersin singles and doubles matchesin Mashpee.

Mashpee is 1-5.

Sturgis East 5,Rising Tide 0: The Storm swept the Herons in singles and doubles matches for a winat Johnny Kelley Park in South Dennis.

Ella Savini won one-singles6-3, 6-3,Brooke Meyer won two-singles 6-0, 6-0,Emma Rose won three-singles 6-0, 6-1,Bethany Whitten and Sydney Farranettawon one-doubles6-2, 6-0 andNatalie Fredriksen and Kiera Shinnick won two doubles for Sturgis East (4-3).

Marthas Vineyard 5,Falmouth 0: The Vineyarders swept the Clippers to remain unbeatenin Oak Bluffs.

Hunter Tomkins won one-singles 6-0, 6-0, Cali Giglio won two-singles 6-0, 6-0, Karinne Nivala won three-singles 6-0, 6-0, Andrea Morse and Tess Hammond won one-doubles and Paige Anderson and Evelyn Brewer won two-doubles (7-0).

GIRLS GOLF

Monomoy6,Nauset0: The Sharks had 4 players win at 5 and 4 as they swept the Warriorsat Captains Golf Course in Brewster.

Jennie Grogan, Jane Howard, Charlotte Blute and Yu Shang Zou all won their matchups at 5 and 4, Isabella McMahon won 4 and 2 andAna Packett won 5 and 3 for Monomoy (7-0).

Nauset is 1-5.

OUTDOOR TRACK

Sturgis East/West77,Monomoy 59 (BOYS):Ryder Robbins won the2-mile and placed secondin the1-mile andtriple jump (36ft) for the Sharks but they lost toSturgis.

Gareth Vosplaced third in the1-mile and2-mile and second in thehigh jump,Jack Yuskaitis won the 800 meters and was theanchorof the winning 4x400 with Aidan Melton, TreyCox andJean-Claude Marjollet andRyan Schepman won the 110 hurdles and placed second in the400 hurdles for Monomoy (1-3).

Falmouth 73, Barnstable 63 (BOYS):Pat O'Neil won the shot put (39'3") and discus (105") for the Clippers as they beat the Red Hawks.

Dakarie McGillveary placed third in the 110m hurdles (17.24) andin the long jump (19'03") for Falmouth (3-1).Denrick Francis (11.69), Eugene Jordan (11.84)andZidaine Shepherd (12.03) all placed in the 100 meters.Jordan placed second in the javelin (103'5")and placed fourth in discus (79'11").Charlie Ewald won the 800 meters(2:14.00) and anchored the winning 4x400m relay team(4:01.00)with Jeremiah Singer,Chris Perreault andEamon Welch-Viens.Shepherd, Jordan, McGillvearyandRyan Gardiner won the4x100m relay team (47.2).

Barnstable 69,Falmouth 43 (GIRLS):Callie DeDecko won the 2-mile (12:22) and the 1-mile (5:56) for the Red Hawks as they beat the Clippersat Falmouth.

Shea Hardy wonthe discus (54'1"), placed second in the200 meters (27.4) and long jump (14'4")and led off the winning 4x100 relay.Sophia Morin won the javelin (56 feet).Chloe Dibb won the 800 meters (2:35) and placed third in the 1-mile (6:13).Kate Brewster won the 400 meters (66.2) and took second in the 1-mile (6:03.4),MacKenzie Vetorino won the 100 hurdles (20.4)and Latavia Thompson took first in the high jump (4'4").

Barnstable is 1-3

Nauset sweeps Sandwich: The Warriors boys won 90-38, and the girls won 67-64 to sweep the Blue Knights in a Cape & Islands League Atlantic match in East Sandwich.

For the Sandwich girls,Caitlin Kelly won the 800 meters (2:33)and the 1-mile (6:03).Maddie Keyes won the high jump (4'8")

For the Nauset girls,Izzy Noblie won the 2-mile (11:45) and400 meters(1:05.7),Sophia Christopher won the 400 hurdles (1:06. 3)100 hurdles(16.1), long jump (15'6.5") and triple jump (33'8.5").Monica Malcolm won the 200 meters (27.5) and 100 meters (13.5 ).

For the Nauset boys,Finn Riley won the 2-mile (11:03) andAndrew Havoville won the javelin 143'7.5") anddiscus (123' 2).

For the Sandwich boys,PatrickMorin won the 100 meters (11.7) and200 meters (23.7) andMax Sullivan won the 800 meters (2:09) and the 1-mile (5: 02)."

Link:
HIGH SCHOOL ROUNDUP: Hammons and Proto help Barnstable baseball to win - Cape Cod Times