CANFIELD SHUTS DOWN PERRY

MASSILLON, OH- It hasn’t been easy to get games in over the last couple weeks, but when they’ve played, the Canfield Cardinals have made it count.  In a thrilling showdown on Saturday, the Cardinals soared to victory over the Perry Panthers with a commanding 4-0 win. The Cardinals wasted no time making their mark, with an explosive first inning setting the tone for the rest of the game.

It was a display of skill and determination from the Canfield squad right from the start. Zain Jadallah’s solid single set the stage, followed by a daring steal of home by Michael Patellis, each contributing to the team’s early lead.

The pitching prowess of Canfield was on full display, with Noah Anzevino leading the charge to secure the win. Anzevino’s stellar performance saw him giving up just one hit and zero runs over three impressive innings, striking out an impressive seven batters and walking none.

Meanwhile, Jack Kintz of the Perry Panthers Varsity faced a tough outing, as the Cardinals’ offense proved to be too much to handle. Despite a valiant effort, Kintz took the loss after going four innings, surrendering zero runs on two hits.

Patellis took the mound first for Canfield, showcasing their versatility on the field. With precision and control, Patellis held the Panthers at bay, allowing just one hit and zero runs over two solid innings.

The Canfield bullpen continued to dominate, with Jadallah and Will Murphy stepping in to close out the game and secure the victory.

At the plate, Jadallah’s performance was nothing short of stellar, going 2-for-3 and driving in a crucial run for the Cardinals. It was a testament to the team’s depth and talent across the board.

Looking ahead, the Canfield Varsity Cardinals are poised for another exciting matchup at Cene Park on Field 1, facing off against Howland at 7pm on Monday.