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R.J. Warnock continued his mastery on the mound for North Reading, shutting down Swampscott 6-1  in Division 3 North first-round action. He threw a 3-hitter, striking out seven without issuing a walk or an earned run, and also helped his own cause with two hits, an RBI and a run scored.

Dennis Rollfs stroked a bases clearing three-run double with two outs in the fifth. North Reading scored all six of its runs with two outs and won 6-3 over Hamilton-Wenham. 

R.J. Warnock pitcheda three-hitter, struck out seven and walked nobody in North Reading's 3-1 victory over Newburyport. 

The one run he surrendered was unearned. He has given up just six walks all season.

R.J. Warnock came through when it counted in North Reading's 4-0 baseball victory over Lynnfield. Trailing by three runs, the Pioneers loaded the bases with no outs in the fourth inning but Warnock (six hits, eight strikeouts) induced an infield fly then struck out the next two batters to crush the threat. Lynnfield also had runners at second and third in the fifth but another Warnock K kept the opposition scoreless.

North Reading baseball entered the bottom of the 10th inning down three runs. But the Hornets came away with a 6-5 victory over Masconomet despite not stroking a single hit during the frame.

Ryan McAuliffe fanned 16 batters but the big news from North Reading's 9-1 win over Newburyport was Frank Carey earned his 700th win. He's only the second manager in New England high school history with over 700 wins.

Ryley Warnock picked right up where he left off in last year's state title run, stifling Lynnfield in a 3-0 shutout for North Reading. Warnock had a pair of hits in the leadoff spot as well.