Senior Daniel Alimonti single-handedly powered the Mariner Tritons to a 5-1 victory over Island Coast Friday night.

Alimonti belted two two-run home runs, giving him three homers this week and four for the season, to lead the Tritons’ offense that produced six total base hits. Alimonti’s first home put the Tritons in front 2-0 in the first inning. The second dinger widened the gap and Walter Cleary tacked on an RBI double in the fifth for a 5-0 lead.

Island Coast finally got on the scoreboard in the sixth. Cameron Gellinger (2-for-3) tripled and Cole Ondrejka (2-for-2) lofted a sacrifice fly for the final margin.

Cleary (3-0) earned the win on the mound, scattering five hits while striking out four. Ryan Manka took the loss for the Gators (8-7), who play at Cape Coral Monday.

The Tritons (11-1) face Ida Baker Saturday night.

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W – Walter Cleary (3-0). L – Ryan Manka.

2B – Walter Cleary (M). 3B – Cameron Gellinger (IC). HR – Daniel Alimonti (M) 2.

Cape Coral 6, Ida Baker 5: After 13 days and two attempts to reschedule, the Cape Coral Seahawks put together a game-winning comeback from a 5-0 deficit to beat Ida Baker.

Picking up the twice-rain-delayed game in the top of the fourth inning with Baker leading 5-0, Brandon Marshall held the Bulldogs scoreless on one hit and struck out four over four innings Friday while the Seahawks rallied against Mike Gulotta.

The Seahawks cut the deficit by one in the fourth and trimmed two more off the lead in the fifth. The Seahawks scored three times to win it with two out in the seventh.

Cain Spangler started the game-winning rally with a double and scored on Brett Hobaugh’s double. Brad Kopale drove in the tying run with a single. Freshman Cody Carroll’s two-out single and a Baker throwing error on the play led to the winning run.

Baker visits Mariner Saturday night. The Seahawks (3-10) host Island Coast Monday.

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W – Brandon Marshall. L – Mike Gulotta.

2B – Cain Spangler (CC), Brett Hobaugh (CC), Ryan Hutson (IB) 2.

Softball

Mariner 4, Bishop Verot 3: McKenzie Hunt had two hits and drove in three runs to help propel Mariner to victory over Bishop Verot.

Samantha Rapp added three hits, including a double for the Tritons (12-2), who host Ida Baker Monday.

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W – Nikki Roderiques (9-2). L – Katie Clinger.

2B – Samantha Rapp (M).

Ida Baker 15, Fort Myers 1: Jessica Nuccio slugged a two-run home run to highlight an 11-run outburst in the first inning as Ida Baker blew past Fort Myers Friday.

Nuccio and Sami Fisher had three RBI apiece while Ali Hare and Shanelly Brown each added two RBI.

The Bulldogs (10-7) visit Mariner Monday.

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W – Maddy Peres (7-6). L – Mayer.

2B – Wiles (FM), Hannah Kelly (IB), Sami Fisher (IB). HR – Jessica Nuccio (IB).

Boys Tennis

North Fort Myers 6, Ida Baker 1: Caleb Davis won his singles match Friday as Ida Baker avoided a sweep at the hands of North Fort Myers (5-5).

Singles – Jesus Lugones (NFM) def. Paul Lapikas 6-3, 6-2; Drew Vogel (NFM) def. Nick Boye 6-3, 6-4; Alex Smith (NFM) def. Matt Harrison 2-6, 6-2, 13-11; Brandon Wiley (NFM) def. Jaryd Wydock 6-3, 6-4; Caleb Davis (IB) def. Josh Morris 6-0, 6-0.

Doubles – Lugones-Wiley (NFM) def. Lapikas-Boye 8-8 (10-5); Smith-Vogel (NFM) def. Harrison-Wydock 8-6.

Girls Tennis

North Fort Myers 5, Ida Baker 2: Ida Baker owned the No. 1 singles and doubles slots, but North Fort Myers (7-4) owned the rest in the Red Knights’ win over the Bulldogs (4-8) Friday.

Singles – Kjerstine Payne (IB) def. Abby Gunderson 6-2, 6-4; Kateryna Gorbanovska (NFM) def. Sarah Leny 7-5, 6-3; Tanya Moore (NFM) def. Brittany Scalzo 5-7, 6-2, 10-7; Karissa Holden (NFM) def. Lindsey Riley 6-3, 6-3; Rodelyn Forvil (NFM) def. Shayna Talbott 6-2, 6-4.

Doubles – Payne-Leny (IB) def. Gunderson-Gorbanovska 8-1; Holden-Marissa Durfey (NFM) def. Riley-Kayla Talbott 8-3.

Signings

Mariner: Three senior athletes will sign college letters-of-intent next Wednesday at the school.

Softball pitcher Nicole Roderiques, a four-year letter-winner, has chosen to attend St. Petersburg College.

Soccer player Amanda Seny, a four-year letter-winner, will sign with Delta State University in Cleveland, Miss.

Baseball pitcher/first baseman Taylor Walker, a two-year letter-winner, has chosen to attend Wallace College in Dothan, Ala.