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Orioles win; local athletes post notable performances

PUBLISHED May 12, 2026, 1:18 AM ET

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Baltimore: Coby Mayo hit a three-run home run Monday, lifting the Orioles to a 3-2 win over the visiting New York Yankees in the opener of a three-game series. Mayo's blast came in the seventh inning after Ryan Weathers carried a no-hit bid into the frame, and Baltimore had only three hits in the victory. Sterling and Lockport logged high-school baseball and tennis victories Monday, including Sterling’s 4-1 tennis win and Lockport’s 5-2 baseball win; Sterling coach Mike Gottemoller recorded his 100th dual win. Mount Pleasant’s Courtney Poulich was named Horizon League Softball Player of the Year this season after totaling 24 home runs and 82 RBIs, and the Horizon League Tournament begins this week.

By Daniel Hayes | JQJO News

Timeline of Events

  • Courtney Poulich accumulates 24 home runs and 82 RBIs during the college season and is named Horizon League Player of the Year.
  • Regular-season high-school tennis and baseball matches are played, producing multiple local results and box-score details.
  • Sterling records a 4-1 tennis victory over Newman; coach Mike Gottemoller earns his 100th dual win.
  • Lockport defeats Lincoln-Way West 5-2 with a two-run triple and a complete-game pitching performance.
  • Baltimore defeats New York 3-2 on Coby Mayo's seventh-inning three-run homer, breaking a no-hit bid carried into the seventh.

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  • Local sports are a cornerstone of community pride. Celebrate Sterling's tennis victory and coach Gottemoller's milestone. Cheer on Courtney Poulich's impressive season. These are your neighbors, making a mark. Send a congrats note or share their achievements on social media.
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Who Benefited

Standout athletes, winning teams, and programs benefited through victories, awards, and increased recognition.

Who Impacted

Losing teams and individual pitchers who yielded runs or saw no-hit bids broken suffered setbacks in results.

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Who Benefited

Standout athletes, winning teams, and programs benefited through victories, awards, and increased recognition.

Who Impacted

Losing teams and individual pitchers who yielded runs or saw no-hit bids broken suffered setbacks in results.

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