West Carleton Electric came back from a 9-5 deficit in the bottom of the seventh to defeat the Kars Aces 10-9 in Greater Ottawa Fastball League play on Tuesday night in Fitzroy Harbour.

Gabe Brown earned his first GOFL pitching win, in relief of Steve Cavanagh. Nick Ellis took the loss in relief of starter Brad Porter and Cory Alkerton.

Kars scored in the first. Ellis walked with one out - his first of four walks on the night. He advanced to third on Kurtis Summer's single and then scored on a Matt Alkerton single.

The Electric put four on the board in the bottom of the third. Neil Murphy walked with one out, moved to second on Alex Boucaud's single, and scored when Trevor Barton singled. After a strike out, Chris Trafford hit a three run shot.

The Aces responded by scoring five in the top of the fourth. Brad Pender walked and scored on an Ellis home run. Cory Alkerton then hit a solo shot. After a Summers single, Cory Morrison homered to put the visitors up 6-4.

Kars scored another three in the top of the fifth. Pender walked, Ellis walked, and Cory Alkerton hit his second homer of the night to put the Aces up 9-4. The inning ended on a very rare 4-6-1-3 double play.

Porter gave way to Alkerton who pitched a three up three down fifth inning.

In the sixth inning, the Electric put the 17 year old Brown in to pitch. Despite some hard hit ground balls, the Aces went three up three down.

West Carleton chipped away with a run in the bottom of the sixth frame. Chris Costello started things off with a walk, and scored on a Trafford triple to make it 9-5.

Kars threatened in the top of seven after consecutive walks to Pender and Ellis. However, Brown got out of the inning with two ground outs and a strikeout. 

In the bottom of the seventh, the Electric managed five runs to squeak out the win. Following a strikeout to lead off the inning, Murphy walked. He scored on a Boucaud homerun, which was followed by a Barton solo shot, cutting the lead to 9-8. Costello then doubled, and Trafford reached base when he was hit by a pitch. Kars elected to then bring Porter back from first base to go in to pitch. A wild pitch to batter Jeff Campbell had Costello moving to third, and the attempted throw was errant, and scoring Costello to tie the game at 9. Campbell then walked, and Ellis came in to pitch. A Jeff Cavanagh single to shallow left loaded the bases for Owen Brown, who drew a "walk off walk" to end the game 10-9 in favour of the home team.

The Orleans Rebels won both games at their Wednesday night Greater Ottawa Fastball League doubleheader in Manotick.

The Rebels defeated the Manotick Brewers 4-0 in the first game of the night. Andy Barber had the complete game win. Luc D'Entremont took the loss.

The late game saw Orleans defeat the Osgoode U23 Chiefs 9-0 in five innings. Andy Barber took the win and had relief from Jeff Barber. Matt McKay was tagged with the loss and had relief from Cory Baldwin. Jeff Barber had an inside the park homer for the Rebels.

The Micksburg Twins and the Ottawa Valley As were winners at the Greater Ottawa Fastball League doubleheader in Shawville on Thursday night.

Micksburg won the early game 3-0 over the Quyon Flyers. Starter Joran Graham had win, with Noah Fleurie earning the save, coming in for the sixth inning. Matt McIntyre hit a home run for the Twins. Matt Greer took the loss for the Flyers.

The late game saw the Ottawa Valley As overcome a 6-4 deficit in the seventh to comeback and win 7-6 over Quyon. Ben Broek earned the pitching win for Valley, while Greer threw again for the home team.

The Quyon Flyers won both games of the Greater Ottawa Fastball League doubleheader in Manotick on Wednesday night. 

The 7 p.m. game saw the Flyers beat the Osgoode U23 Chiefs 9-3. Matt Greer earned the win while Cory Baldwin took the loss.

The late game saw Quyon defeat the Manotick Brewers 4-2. Trevor Lahey had the win and Luc D'Entremont took the loss. Chris MacFarlane had a two run homer for the Brewers.

The Ottawa Valley As scored four runs in the bottom of the seventh to tie West Carleton Electric 4-4 in Greater Ottawa Fastball League play on Thursday in Carp.

Ben Broek went the distance for Valley on the slab while Steve Cavanagh had the ball for WC.

West Carleton got off to a big start in the top of the first. Chris Costello singled with one out. Chris Trafford reached base on a passed ball third strike, which allowed Costello to score. A single by Hugh Murray was followed by Neil Murphy's single which plated Trafford. Jeff Campbell then singled to load the bases. Broek got out of the inning with a ground ball resulting in an out at the plate and a strike out.

Valley threatened in the third after a single by Connor Armstrong and a misplayed ground, but a timely 5-3 double play helped to end the threat.

The Electric scored another run in the fourth. Steve Cavanagh doubled off the left field fence to start the inning. A ground out moved Cavanagh to third. Owen Brown's single up the middle scored Cavanagh to make it 3-0.

The visitors scored their fourth run in the fifth. Murphy reached based on a passed ball third strike with two out and made it to second base. He took third on a wild pitch and scored when Jeff Cavanagh hit a chopper. 

The home team once again looked like they may score in the sixth. Broek and Ryley Burns started the inning with back to back singles. A 5-4 double play was big defensively to help the Trics.

WC had a chance to make the lead bigger in the seventh. Murray reached on an error, Murphy singled, and Jeff Cavanagh singled to load the bases with none out. A strike out, followed by a 6-2-5 double play ended the inning.

In the bottom of the seventh, down 4-0, the Valley As rallied back for the second time this season. Connor Armstrong started off the inning with a double, his third straight hit of the night. Cole Ross singled, driving in Armstrong. Then Brendan Coker hit an infield single. After a strikeout, Broek hit a three run shot to tie the game. Valley contined to press with a Burns single, a long flyout and man reaching on error, but Cavanagh got a strikeout to end the game tied 4-4.

Luc D'Entremont led the Manotick Brewers to a 6-0 win over West Carleton Electric in Fitzroy Harbour in Greater Ottawa Fastball League play on Tuesday.

Scores as reported for the Greater Ottawa Fastball League double doubleheader in Manotick on Wednesday night.

Game 1 - Main Diamond

The Manotick Brewers edged out a 3-2 walk off win over the Micksburg Twins in the bottom of the seventh. Luc D'Entremont earned the win. Noah Fleurie took the loss. Curtis Scurr had a homer for the Brewers.

Game 2 - Main Diamond

Micksburg won 16-10 over the Osgoode Chiefs. Osgoode rallied from a 16-2 deficit. John Enright got the pitching win and had relief from Fleurie. Cory Baldwin was tagged with the loss and had relief from Matt McKay. Quinton Rook hit a homer for the Twins.

Game 1 - Arena Diamond

The Kars Aces won the early game against the Orlean Rebels by a score of 7-2. Brad Porter got the pitching win. Andy Barber took the loss. Brad Pender and Cory Alkerton had homers for the Aces, while Jeff Barber hit one out for Orleans.

Game 2 - Arena Diamond

The late game saw the Aces win 9-6 over the Rebels. Cory Alkerton earned the win in relief of the starter Porter. Andy Barber took the loss in relief of brother Jeff. Pender hit one out in this game as well.