The Mariner Tritons had the most hits and the most extra-base hits, but George Jenkins had the most runs on the scoreboard. That’s what counts the most as Jenkins handed the Tritons their second defeat of the season 6-2 Tuesday night at Mariner.

Of the Tritons’ 10 base hits, four went for extra bases. The only ones that accounted for runs were a solo home run in the first inning by Audry Santana (4-for-4) and a solo home run by his brother Alex Santana in the fifth inning.

Daniel Alimonti (2-for-4) and Dan Cohill added doubles for the Tritons (12-2), who host Minneapolis Southwest at 6 p.m. Wednesday in a makeup of Monday’s rainout.

Jenkins100 320 0 – 6 8 0

Mariner100 010 0 – 2 10 1

W – Wheatcraft. L – Taylor Walker (3-2).

2B – Doyle (J), Vulgamore (J), Daniel Alimonti (M), Dan Cohill (M). HR – Blackwelder (J), Audry Santana (M), Alex Santana (M).

Island Coast 12, Dunbar 1: Island Coast erased a 1-0 deficit with a two-run rally in the fourth inning, then kept on scoring to whip Dunbar Tuesday.

The Gators padded a 6-1 lead by scoring six runs in the seventh inning, taking advantage of four walks, one hit batsman, several passed balls and just two base hits.

Ryan Manka led the Gators with two hits and two RBI while Cole Ondrejka had two hits and one RBI.

The Gators (9-7) take on Cape Coral Wednesday night in a makeup of Monday’s rainout.

Island Coast000 213 6 – 12 8 1

Dunbar100 000 0 – 1 3 3

W – Brennan Rodriguez (1-0). L – Mifflin.

Ida Baker 9, Southwest 4: A six-run uprising in the fourth inning wiped out what was left of a three-run deficit and brought Ida Baker a victory over Minneapolis Southwest Tuesday night.

The Bulldogs were led by Rob Johnson (2-for-3, two RBI), Kevin Cavanagh (2-for-2, two RBI) and Rob Pilgrim (2-for-3, one RBI).

The rally benefitted Rob Serrano, who pitched the fourth and fifth innings to pick up his first victory of the season. Serrano did not allow a hit and struck out three.

The Bulldogs (6-9) play Wednesday at Fort Myers.

Southwest211 000 0 – 4 5 1

Ida Baker011 601 x – 9 10 0

W – Rob Serrano (1-1). L – Cole Baker.

2B – Rob Johnson (IB), Ryan Hutson (IB), Mike Gulotta (IB).

Softball

Cape Coral 18, Cypress Lake 1: Amanda Kopale cracked a pair of two-run home runs during a nine-run uprising in the fourth inning to carry Cape Coral to a lopsided victory over Cypress Lake Tuesday.

Kopale finished with three hits and five total RBI. Payton Dilallo, Jenn Le and Marissa Maikowski added two hits apiece for the Seahawks (10-7), who play at Mariner Thursday night.

Cypress Lake001 00 – 1 4 3

Cape Coral450 9x – 18 14 1

W – Brenna Harkins (9-7). L – R. Whitehead.

2B – Tara Higgins (CC). HR – Amanda Kopale (CC) 2.

North Fort Myers 10, Fort Myers 0: Katrissa Rowell’s two-run home run down the right field line with one out in the first inning proved to be the game-winning hit as North Fort Myers blanked Fort Myers Tuesday night.

Allie Kennedy connected for three hits and two RBI while Rowell added two hits and three RBI and Michaela Schlotter contributed two hits as well.

Right fielder Alex Smith preserved the shutout in the second inning by throwing out a Fort Myers baserunner at the plate.

The Red Knights (14-1) meet Class 2A No. 2-ranked Florida Christian Thursday night in the first round of the Kissimmee Classic.

Fort Myers000 00 – 0 4 2

North FM251 11 – 10 11 0

W – Jackie Owen (14-1). L – Mayer.

3B – Paige Engh (NFM), Allie Kennedy. (NFM). HR – Katrissa Rowell (NFM).