Athletics 11, Brewers 7: On May 6, Darius Stendstedt and Dean Swenumson both reached base three times and scored key runs in the decisive sixth inning, helping the A's score five runs. Leo Nierenberg and Holden Klein each had two hits to lead a balanced A's offense. The Brewers' Matthew Gildea was 3-for-3, including an inside-the-park home run. Jack Petersen doubled, driving in D.J. Sproul and Vasco Villas-Boas.

Nationals 5, White Sox 3: Nationals pitcher David Kyriacou pitched a complete game, limiting the White Sox to three runs. Jack Smith led the Nationals' offense going 2-for-2. White Sox pitcher Jake Henrickson pitched well, going five innings.

Tigers 9, Red Sox 0: The Tigers' Ben Rohr threw six shutout innings.

Orioles 8, Giants 4: Shane Pitcock led the Giants on the mound and at the plate, but the Orioles prevailed, in a battle between orange-and-black teams on May 9 at Chabot. Pitcock pitched four strong innings, allowing the O's only two runs on one hit, and had three hits and an RBI. Blake Williams added two hits, while both Max Wilson and Gavin Lituchi pitched well in relief, and each had a hit and scored a run. Andre Nnebe got the Orioles on the board in the first inning with a two-run single. He then came on in relief in the fourth and got the O's out of a jam by striking out two and forcing a runner at the plate to preserve a2-2 tie. The Orioles then broke it open in the fifth, sending 10 hitters to the plate and scoring five runs. Casey Bonzell got the rally started with a double into the gap in left center. Reliever Orion Binder closed it out for the Orioles, striking out three to end the game.

Tigers 16, Athletics 4: All Tiger batters got base hits except Ben Rohr, who walked three times and hit a deep sacrifice fly. Dhruv Patel had another impressive outing on the mound.

Angels 19, Brewers 12: The Angels came out on top in a slugfest that featured 31 hits between both clubs. Angels catcher Ben Fratti (2-for-4, five RBI) delivered the biggest blow of the game, a towering three-run homer to left that highlighted a nine-run fourth inning for the Halos. Brandon Bunner (4-for-5, three runs, two RBI), Kenji Ky-Fries (3-for-5, three runs), Sasha Bates, (3-for-4, two RBI) and Zhi Mankin, (3-for-5), led the Angels 20-hit attack. Sam Hollenbach pitched the final three innings, striking out four for the win. For the Brewers, speedy runners Nick Dennis (2-for-3) and Matthew Gildea (3-for-4) both hit triples and Vasco Villas-Boas (3-for-4) doubled, as the Brewers tallied 8 in the first two innings. Dennis added a highlight reel, diving catch in centerfield.

Angels 5, Mets 1: On May 10, Angels pitcher Kenji Ky-Fries was masterful in a complete game, two-hit, 69-pitch performance over the rival Mets. Ky-Fries took a no-hitter into the sixth inning, limiting the Mets to just one base runner in the first five frames. He also helped his cause at the plate, going 2-for-3 with two runs scored. Ben Fratti, Brandon Bunner, Zhi Mankin, and Erik Phillip each had key RBI singles for the Angels . Alex Rugg added a double. For the Mets, Tyler Hentges broke up the no-hit/shut-out bid with a leadoff double in the sixth and scored on a line drive single by Greg Iglesias. Mets' pitcher Alex Clemens went five innings, striking out seven.

Brewers 21, Red Sox 5: The Red Sox got out to a 4-2 lead on hits by Tommy Vaughan, J.J. Brown and Billy O'Malley and the solid early pitching of Nathaniel Schmidt. The Brewers' bats came to life with five runs in the fourth, when Evan Hughes and Tom Robertson doubled, and scored 10 more in the fifth. Oscar Tsukyama pitched solidly to close the game for the Brewers with the aid of two spectacular catches by shortstop Nick Dennis.

Giants 9, Rangers 1: In his final game in a Giants uniform, Matan Bostick turned in the pitching performance of the year as the Giants won on Mother's Day at Chabot. In his complete game victory, Bostick allowed only one run on four hits, while striking out seven and walking only one. Ryan Wi provided the offense with a home run and three RBI, while Miles Cohen pitched chipped in with three hits, including an RBI triple in the fourth. Max Wilson turned in the defensive play of the game by alertly backing up an errant throw to first base, and gunning a Rangers runner down at second.

White Sox 12, Orioles 9: Nkosi Djehuti-Mes hit two home runs and Evan Woodard had a two-run double to power the White Sox. The Orioles battled back from a 10-0 deficit with Alex Bazeley (double, single, three RBI), Andre Nnebe (RBI double), Orion Binder (two-run single), Casey Bonzell (double) and Rebecca Salsburg-Frank (triple), all providing key hits. In the bottom of the sixth The O's had bases loaded with the winning run at the plate, but White Sox pitcher Noah Suszckiewicz got Nnebe to pop out to first to end the game.

Red Sox 10 Rangers 9: On May 5, Blair Brown drilled a two-out, two-strike, two-run walk-off single to center field to cap an eight-run rally in the bottom of the sixth inning for the Red Sox. In a true team effort, nine different Red Sox reached base (eight on hits) during the rally. Billy O'Malley, Gregory Kleinman, and Nano Schmidt each pitched two innings for the Sox and Johnny Fournier made the defensive play of the day, making a leaping catch in straightaway center.

AAA Division

Muckdogs 16, Dragons 10: At Caldecott on May 10, the Muckdogs prevailed. The Dragons started things off with hard hitting by Zach Sippel and Ethan Kleinman. Aggressive base running put the Dragons ahead by four runs in the first inning. The response from the Muckdogs was swift. Hits by Isaac Sherman and Ruben Drogin and aggressive base running gave the team five runs of its own in the bottom half of the inning. In the second, the Dragons' Sippel and Kleinman pounded out singles that scored two runs. The Muckdogs scored two runs on singles by Sherman and Andrew Adams. In the third, the Dragons' Jonas Yee and Jackson slammed hits. In all, five Dragons got on base, and stolen bases helped to score four runs. Muckdogs pitcher Adams struck out two. The Muckdogs got hot in the third inning and scored five runs with a single by Sherman, a single by Lane Nihei, and a double by Matt Moser. The Dragons' Miles Harris starting things off in the fourth by hitting a double. Muckdogs pitcher Ruben Drogin struck out two. In the fifth, the Muckdogs scored four runs with singles by Sherman and Caleb Knight. In the sixth, the Dragons pitcher held the Muckdogs quiet. The Dragons' Nicholas Kleiber hit a hard drive to right in the sixth that was snagged by Diogo Villas-Boas. Muckdogs' pitcher Drogin struck out two to end the game.

Rivercats 7, Muckdogs 7: On May 9, the two teams battled to a tie at Caldecott. The Muckdogs' Isaac Sherman and Ruben Drogin started things off with singles, while Ulysses Smith ran hard to get on first base on an error. Jerry Feist hit a sacrifice fly to get the Muckdogs on the board. A fast-acting Rivercats catcher got a tag out at home on an attempted steal to end the inning. Muckdogs pitcher Jerry Feist kept the Rivercats' bats quiet by pitching three a three-inning shutout. A single by Muckdog Andrew Adams in the second inning got the action going again, but strong Rivercats defense kept the Muckdogs from scoring. The Rivercats catcher again proved to be crucial when he and the shortstop threw out a steal at second. In the third, Muckdog Lane Nihei slammed a beautiful drive to center field, only to have the Rivercats centerfielder make a fantastic catch. Muckdog Feist hit an RBI single to put another one up on the board. The Rivercats broke it open in the fourth inning, scoring five runs to take the lead 5-3. The Rivercats had three singles by Henry Visnik, Solomon Rapson, and Geremy. The Muckdogs fought back to score two more and tie it up in the fifth, only to have the Rivercats come back and score one more to lead 6-5. In a tense sixth inning, the Muckdogs used aggressive base running to score two more runs to take the lead 7-6. The Rivercats came back and scored one of their own to end the battle in a tie at 7-7.

Oakland softball

10-and-under

The Night 17, Lightning Bolts 4: The Night bats were rocking, with season-high 11 hits. Morgan Mason led the way with three hits, including a grand slam, triple and six RBI. Rachel Klein had a double, two RBI and threw out a runner stealing third. Riley Moore (triple) and Maddy Kho (single) had their first hits of the year; Dalissa Sandigo had another two-hit game, and Lia Delvecchio pitched two great innings, closing out the Bolts' fifth-inning rally. Hannah Wruck's defense also keyed The Night's victory.

8-and-under

Oakland Red Tailed Hawks 4, Piedmont Dragons 3: Olivia Moore pitched for the Hawks well and made some pivotal plays at second base. Emily Lecocq's hit scored Sunaina Sekaran for the winning run.