Several Town of Newburgh-New Windsor baseball teams are having success in the District 19 tournament.

The Town of Newburgh-New Windsor 10U minors team finished last week one win away from playing for a District 19 championship as they posted three wins.

They were scheduled to visit Pine Bush in Warwick on Sunday. A win there would put them in Thursday’s championship game. A loss would send them to the elimination bracket game on Wednesday in Montgomery.

Newburgh’s 11U team found itself two wins away from the championship when this week began, as they won four games last week, only suffering a loss to Warwick.

They were scheduled to play Warwick on Sunday in what would be a championship game for Warwick. Newburgh needed a victory on Sunday to play for the championship on Monday.

Meanwhile, the Majors team won three of its four games last week and found itself in the elimination half of the championship bracket. Cornwall, who owns the only win over Newburgh, awaited in a championship game scheduled for Tuesday.

Newburgh would have needed wins in Sunday’s game against Port Jervis and Monday’s game against Washingtonville to get a rematch with Cornwall. If they reach the first championship game, they would need two wins to capture the flag.

District 19 Little LeagueBaseball
Minors (8-10) Bracket B
Town of Newburgh-New Windsor 10,

Otisville 3
Town of Newburgh-New Windsor opened the tournament on Wednesday with a win over Otisville at Watts Park in Middletown.

That set them up for Thursdays’ game against Warwick 2 for the Bracket B championship.

Town of Newburgh-New Windsor 5, Warwick 1
Town of Newburgh-New Windsor won the Bracket B with a win over Warwick on Friday in Montgomery.

Newburgh New Windsor scored a run in the first inning and then added four more in the third inning. Warwick scored its only run in the top of the sixth inning.

Championship
Town of Newburgh-New Windsor 16, Goshen 7
Town of Newburgh-New Windsor opened the championship bracket play with a win over Goshen on Saturday morning in Pine Bush.

The win sent Newburgh-New Windsor into a meeting with Pine Bush that was scheduled for Sunday. A win would earn them a berth in Thursday’s championship game.

Minors (11U)
Town of Newburgh 3, Monroe-Woodbury 2
The Town of Newburgh opened the tournament with a win over Monroe-Woodbury on July 1 in Goshen.

Warwick 5, Town of Newburgh 1
Newburgh was sent to the elimination bracket when they lost their second game of the tournament on July 2, also at Goshen. They were originally scheduled to play on July 3, but rain pushed the game to last Wednesday.

Town of Newburgh 13, Goshen 3
Town of Newburgh posted a 10-run third inning on Wednesday to beat Goshen in Otisville.

Even though Goshen posted three runs in the bottom of the fourth, the game was called after four due to the 10-run rule.

Town of Newburgh 3, Monroe-Woodbury 2
Town of Newburgh continued to win on Friday when they squeaked by Monroe-Woodbury on Friday in Pine Bush.

Town of Newburgh 16, Cornwall 4
The Town of Newburgh clinched an opportunity to play for the District 19 title when they beat Cornwall on Saturday, setting up a rematch with Warwick, the team that handed Newburgh their only loss.

Newburgh needed to beat Warwick twice to win the championship. A win on Sunday’s game would put them in Monday’s championship game.

Majors Bracket A
Town of Newburgh 3, Warwick 1

Town of Newburgh scored two runs in the second inning and then shut out Warwick for five innings in a tournament-opening win on July 1 at Goshen.

Town of Newburgh 4, M-W 0
Town of Newburgh cooled off Monroe-Woodbury’s bats on July 2 with a win in Pine Bush to advance to the bracket final in Port Jervis.

Cornwall 9, Town of Newburgh-New Windsor 2
Cornwall won Bracket A and sent Town of Newburgh to the elimination bracket with a win on Wednesday in Port Jervis.

Cornwall scored five runs in the first two innings to take the early lead and tacked on single runs in the fourth and fifth innings to take a 7-0 lead.

Newburgh scored two runs in the bottom of the fifth on an RBI double by Matt Bonura and an RBI single by James Santo.

Town of Newburgh-New Windsor 7, Monroe-Woodbury 4
Town of Newburgh-New Windsor took a 4-3 lead after three innings and added two insurance runs in the fourth and another in the fifth inning to beat Monroe-Woodbury on Friday in Port Jervis, advancing to the championship bracket.

Matt Bonura doubled, homered and drove in four runs for Newburgh-New Windsor.

Greater Hudson Valley Baseball League
11U
New Milford Green Wave 14, Hudson Valley Hustle 13
New Milford Green Wave 12, Hudson Valley Hustle 2
The Hudson Valley Hustle was swept in a doubleheader on July 1 at Garrick Farms, despite holding a five-run lead midway through 2 innings. However, the Green Wave scored two runs in the third and then added four more in the fourth inning to take a one-run lead.

The second game was a one-sided affair that ended after five innings due to the 10-run rule.

12U
Newburgh Knights 7, EA Baseball 4
EA Baseball 9, Newburgh Knights 6
The Newburgh Knights split a doubleheader with EA Baseball on Saturday at New Windsor Little League.

EA took an early 4-3 lead, but Newburg scored three runs in the third inning and added another in the fifth to take the first game.

The Knights fell behind in the first inning of the second game and trailed by two runs after four innings before EA scored three runs in the fifth to put the game away.

13U
Rockland Elite Knights 13, Newburgh Red Storm 6
The Red Storm fell behind early but tied the game at 5-5 before the Rockland Elite Knights scored two runs and added six more in the sixth inning to pull away to victory on Friday in Sloatsburg.

The Red Storm scored two runs in the first, two in the third, and added single runs in the fourth and sixth.

14U
Newburgh Red Storm 3, TEB Eagles 3
TEB Eagles 14, Newburgh Red Storm 3
The Eagles and Red Storm battled to a tie in Game 1 of a doubleheader on July 1 at Saggese Field in Eastchester and then the Eagles scored a nine-run win in Game 2.

The Red Storm took a 3-2 lead when Edwin Mata scored on a wild pitch, but the Eagles added a run in the bottom of the fifth to tie the game.

The Eagles rode a nine-run second inning to rout the Red Storm in the second game. Jonathan Zappolo had a hit and an RBI for Newburgh.

15U
Newburgh Red Storm 13,
Naturals White 3

Newburgh Red Storm 5, Naturals White 3
Tyler Ostrander pitched six innings and struck out six and Victor Alicea had three hits, three runs scored and four RBIs in the first game of a doubleheader sweep of the Naturals White.

Kellen Pliler had two hits and two runs scored. Omar Puello and Edwin Nunez combined for five RBIs.

Edwin Nunez struck out 11 batters in 4.2 innings to win Game 2. Puello had three hits and two runs scored, while Gio Tirado got the save with 2.1 innings. He also had two hits, the go-ahead RBI and two runs scored.

16U

Red Storm 3, Marlboro Expos 2
Marlboro Expos 16, Red Storm 7
The Newburgh Red Storm scored all their runs in the first inning of Game 1 and held off the Expos to get the win in Game 1.

The Expos scored nine runs in the first two innings to earn the split. Alex McAteer had a hit and three RBIs, while Kevin Beal had two hits and two RBIs. A.J. Gattuso had a hit and two RBIs.

Isaiah Vargas had a double and two RBIs for the Red Storm.

High School
Newburgh Red Storm 6, Port Chester Rams 1
Andrew Englehart threw a no-hitter with seven strikeouts in the Red Storm’s win over the Rams on July 1.

A.J. Grant had a hit and an RBI while Liam Clark and Logan Gilbert each drove in a run. Xavier McKnight had two hits and an RBI.