Area high school baseball and softball teams participating in the Stop DWI Classic

CLINTON – Ten schools from the Tri-Valley League and Center State Conference in Section III will compete this weekend in the second Oneida County Stop DWI Baseball and Softball Classic at Hamilton College.

The baseball and softball teams from Rome Free Academy and Utica’s Thomas R. Proctor High School will face off Friday in the event’s opening games at 4:30 p.m.

Rome Free Academy is 8-5 in softball with back-to-back wins after snapping a four-game losing streak while Proctor is 3-11. Rome Free Academy defeated Proctor 13-5 in Rome in April.

Proctor's Joshua Martinez throws a pitch in New Hartford on April 23. Martinez threw a no-hitter at Oneida on Wednesday.

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The Proctor baseball team is 11-2 with a 10-game winning streak after sophomore Josh Martinez pitched a no-hitter Wednesday in a 6-0 win at Oneida. Rome Free Academy is 8-5 this spring with wins in their last three games. Friday’s game will be the first of two meetings during the regular season for the teams scheduled to play a postponed game Wednesday in Rome.

Saturday’s schedule features triples on both courts, beginning and ending with two more pairs clashes. Westmoreland and Oriskany play at 9 a.m. and New Hartford plays Utica-Notre Dame at 3 p.m. in both sports. At noon, Holland Patent and Clinton face off in baseball while Herkimer meets Mt. Markham in softball.

Westmoreland baseball is 3-11 to start the season while Oriskany (9-1) is one of six teams in the section with no more than one loss; Oriskany won 12-8 at Westmoreland on May 1. In softball, Oriskany is 10-2 and Westmoreland is 8-3 with a 16-8 home win when the teams met to begin the season on April first.

New Hartford and Notre Dame play in different divisions of the Tri-Valley League and are part of a strong softball group; New Hartford is 10-4 competing in the Colonial Division with Whitesboro (11-2) and Rome Free Academy while Notre Dame is 8-3 in a Pionee Division that includes Camden (11-1) and Central Valley Academy (8-4).

New Hartford is 9-3 in baseball after snapping a seven-game winning streak this week. Notre Dame is 1-12, after beating Vernon-Verona-Sherrill on Tuesday.

The Herkimer softball team is 10-3 on a three-game winning streak while Mt. Markham is 8-5; the teams postponed an earlier meeting in West Winfield.