Canandaigua lost a game short of the Class A state baseball final for a second straight year Friday, falling 5-4 to Section IV champion Maine-Endwell at Union-Endicott High School.
Seth Vigneri tagged a first-pitch, three-run home run with no one out in the last of the fifth to draw Section V’s champion within 5-4. But M-E pitcher Adam Rutkowski retired six of the final seven batters, surrendering only a one-out walk in the seventh to round out a second successive complete game in the state playoffs.
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For a second straight spring, @cabravebaseball ends it season in Class A state semifinal. “I’m proud of the effort. These guys never quit,” coach Dale Werth said after CA’s 5-4 loss to Maine-Endwell on Friday. https://t.co/ZQulk7cWOo
— Bob Chavez (@MPN_bchavez) June 15, 2019
Maine-Endwell will play in the state title game Saturday at 10 a.m. at Binghamton University against either Sayville or Ballston Spa. https://t.co/h1jNHaqonN
— stargazette.com (@stargazette) June 14, 2019
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