Blake Scott tripled and hit a home run, scoring three runs and driving in two as Butler baseball toppled Baldwin 9-2 Tuesday afternoon at Pullman Park.

Nolan Stefaniak doubled twice in the win, and Nash Cuffman singled, tripled and drove in three.

Kyle Casteel started on the mound and worked four scoreless innings for the win. He struck out nine and allowed no walks or hits. Of his 50 pitches, 37 went for strikes.

Pine-Richland 6, Mars 3 — The Rams managed just two hits, but benefited from five walks and three errors by the Planets.

Grady Speigle had a base hit, run scored and one batted in. Timmy Joos singled twice in the loss.

Ambridge 4, North Catholic 0 — The Bridgers’ Joe Leseiko pitched a complete game in this shutout of the Trojans. He fanned 13, walked one and allowed just two hits — singles by Matthew Madonna and Matthew Curtis.

Freeport 9, Mount Pleasant 1 — Owen Westendorf baffled the Vikings, surrendering just one unearned run on one hit in six innings. He struck out eight and walked one.

Ashton Bricker was 3-for-3 with three runs scored for the Yellowjackets.

Meadville 5, Moniteau 3 — Weston Cook doubled twice for the Warriors, who led 1-0 after four innings.

Moniteau pitcher Dawson Cook received a no-decision after striking out eight, walking two and allowing no runs on three hits in four innings.

Marlee Fraser went 3-for-3 at the plate, scored two runs and drove in three to lead Knoch to a 16-0, three-inning win against Valley.

Lindsey Wise and Lizzie Danik both added two hits in the victory.

Kaila Purcell struck out six, walked one and did not allow a hit to earn the pitching win.

Plum 15, Mars 1 — Addison Neese and Alyssa Foltz both had two hits for the Planets in this five-inning loss to the Mustangs.

Seneca Valley 17, Mt. Lebanon 0 — Abby Kalkowski remained on fire in the early going this season, striking out 11 and walking none while allowing a single base hit in this five-inning win.

The Raiders’ bats produced 19 hits, with Harlee Hornick, Liv Herrem, Neve Miller and Paige Volz all hitting a home run.

Ethan Kaper and Gavin Danehy both found the net three times, but Knoch dropped a 20-11 decision to Hampton.

Jake Jones added two goals and two assists for the Knights, and Brayden Knauss one goal and one assist.

Butler improved to 4-0 without dropping a set this season thanks to a 25-22, 25-17, 25-20 sweep of visiting Armstrong.

Andrew Slaugenhoup led the way with 12 kills and two blocks.

Avery Rudolph had 29 assists and Jaeden Malacaman 11 digs. Jacob Proudfoot and Kohl Salata both served up a pair of aces.

Seneca Valley 3, Hempfield 1 — No other details were provided from this win for the Raiders.

South Fayette 3, Mars 0 — The Planets were swept by scores of 25-11, 25-13 and 25-10.

Will Suppa tallied six kills in defeat.

Butler was swept by visiting North Allegheny 5-0.