Wednesday's baseball/soccer results/highlights

Baseball

Eastern District playoff

Maury 2, Norview 1

Tyon Ore’s sacrifice fly in the fifth plated Drew Williams for the go-ahead run in the bottom of the fifth as the Commodores (14-5) edged the Pilots (12-7) for the top seed in the Eastern District tournament that begins today.

Brian Bashara limited the Pilots to a run and two hits over seven innings. He struck out five.

Norview 010 000 0—1 2 0

Maury 001 010 x—2 8 0

W—Bashara (4-1). L—Davis.

In other action

Deep Creek 2, #4 Grassfield 0

Deep Creek 000 110 0—2 5 2

Grassfield 000 000 0—0 1 2

W—Cole. L—Cox.

With runners on first and second, Kam Stewart recorded the final two outs for his second save as the Hornets upended the Grizzlies. Stewart also went 3 for 4 with a run scored and starter Mike Cole allowed a hit and struck out 12 over six-plus innings.

#5 First Colonial 3, Tallwod 2, 9 innings

Tallwood 000 002 000—2 3 1

First Colonial 101 000 001—3 10 3

W—Bowman (8-0). L—Nikolaisen.

Ryan Stallard had the game-winning single in the ninth for his second RBI and John Bowman struck out 10 for the Patriots (16-4, 14-2).

Kellam 5, Green Run 4

Green Run 000 400 0—4 4 0

Kellam 002 110 1—5 4 2

W—Moynihan (1-2). L—Bryson (1-4). HR—GR, Stone (2). K, Turner Bishop (3) walk-off.

Turner Bishop’s walk-off home run wins for the Knights (10-10, 8-8).

Kempsville 5, Landstown 1

Landstown 100 000 0—1 3 1

Kempsville 000 140 x—5 6 1

W—Ramirez (2-6). L—Price (2-3).

C.J. Hill had two hits and Dylan Bonney added 2 RBIs for the Chiefs (4-16, 4-12).

Boys soccer

Eastern District semifinal

Granby 4, Churchland 1

Christian Rivera scored two goals and the No. 2 seed Comets (14-3) advanced to next Wednesday’s Eastern District tournament title game against Lake Taylor.

Freshman Davin Field made eight saves for the Comets, whose Kyle Foote scored the first of three unanswered goals in the second half.

G—G, Rivera 2, Foote, Nelson; C, Ottey.

In other action

#7 Hickory 2, Grassfield 0

Andrew Clayton and Alex Baumgardner each scored a goal as the Hawks dashed the postseason hopes of the Grizzlies.

Great Bridge clinched the top seed in next week’s Southeastern District tournament. Hickory will be the No. 2 seed, followed by Oscar Smith, which earned the No. 3 seed with a 10-0 win over Deep Creek. Indian River locked up the fourth spot with a 3-0 victory over Western Branch on Tuesday.

G—Clayton, Baumgartner.

#1 Cox 1, #9 Salem 0

G—Eckert.

Zac Eckert scored in the 24th minute as the Falcons clinched their third straight Beach District regular-season title.

#2 Kellam 2, Kempsville 1

G—Kel, Shoop, Gresalfi; Kem, Vaughan.

Jake Burtch saved a penalty kick to keep the score 1-1 in the second half and Rohen Gresalfi scored with a minute remaining for the Knights.

#6 First Colonial 3, Ocean Lakes 0

G—White, Kenner, Lovering.

#10 Oscar Smith 10, Deep Creek 0

G—Dinwayo 4, Diaz 3, Melchor 2, Pierce.

Girls soccer

Eastern District semifinals

Granby 1, Churchland 0

Anna Davis scored seven minutes in to lift the third-seeded Comets (9-6-2) in an Eastern District tournament semifinal at Powhatan Field.

Jaime Grant notched eight saves for Granby, which will face top seed Maury in next Wednesday’s 5:30 p.m. final at Powhatan Field.

G—Davis.

In other action

#7 Grassfield 2, #8 Hickory 1

Nicole Wagner scored two second-half goals as the Grizzlies topped the Hawks to clinch their first Southeastern District regular-season title.

G—G, Wagner 2; H, White.

#1 Cox 1, Salem 0

G—Krause.

Brittany Krause scores in the 24th minute for the Falcons (13-1-1, 8-1).

#2 Kempsville 0, #5 Kellam 0

#3 Ocean Lakes 1, #6 First Colonial 1, OT

G—OL, Mikatarian; FC, Rodriguez

Both teams scored in the first half.

Boys lacrosse

HR Lax quarterfinal

Cox club 16, First Colonial club 10