Sophomore Tanner Renegar was on a pitch limit when he took the mound for the Island Coast Gators Friday night. He was so sharp with his control that he took a no-hitter into the seventh inning before giving up a one-out hit to Cape Coral’s Cody Carroll.

Renegar finished the one-hitter with six strikeouts to lead the Gators to a 4-1 victory.

“It was supposed to be a bullpen game,” said Gators coach Clinton Montgomery. “I wanted to hold him to 80 pitches and hand it over to the bullpen, but he threw 86 pitches the whole game.”

The win is the seventh in a row for the Gators (15-2) and 12th win in the last 13 games.

The Gators had help scoring their first two runs. Errors on back-to-back ground balls put F.T. Corso and Cole Ondrejka on base with one out. A fielder’s choice ground ball hit by Taylor Renegar failed to get Ondrejka at second base, leaving the bases loaded.

That opened the door for Jordan Moody’s two-run double to left. A fielder’s choice ground ball to short nailed Renegar at home for the second out. With Ryne Manka at the plate, Vogelbach tried a delayed steal to draw a throw to second, but the throw home got Moody trying to score.

“We didn’t hit the ball well,” said Seahawks coach Mike Gorton. “You can’t have those kind of errors against a good team. We kind of shot ourselves in the foot.”

In the sixth inning, the Gators added two insurance runs. Taylor Renegar singled to lead off the inning and Moody moved him over with a sacrifice bunt attempt. Vogelbach drove in one run with a single and Randy Petito added the second run on a sacrifice fly.

“It was still a game until the sixth inning,” said Montgomery. “I thought Cape had some momentum after throwing out two runners at the plate and a pickoff at first, but Tanner took control.”

The Gators play at Barron Collier Tuesday while the Seahawks (10-7) host Mariner.

Cape Coral 000 000 1 – 1 1 3

Island Coast 200 002 x – 4 6 2

W – Tanner Renegar (5-1). L – C. Spangler (0-2).

2B – Moody (IC).

Mariner 16, East Lee County 0: Kevin Cavanagh and Ryan Hutson belted home runs in the second inning as Mariner pulled away to an easy victory over East Lee County.

Cavanagh’s homer was a three-run blast while Hutson’s (2-for-2) was a two-run shot.

Jason Carmichael (2-for-2) and Alex Santana (2-for-2, 3 RBI) contributed toward the Tritons’ 14-hit attack over four innings.

Tyler Bender pitched three innings to earn the victory. He allowed one hit and struck out four.

The Tritons (12-6), winner of four in a row and five of their last six games, play at Cape Coral Tuesday.

East Lee Co. 000 00 – 0 2 2

Mariner 168 1x – 16 14 1

W – Bender (2-1). L – Lippincott.

2B – Holowell (M), Santana (M), Cleary (M), Gage (M). 3B – Dusick (M). HR – Cavanagh (M), Hutson (M).

Softball

Island Coast 5, Cape Coral 3: Cape Coral led until Island Coast struck for four runs in the sixth inning to claim a victory over the Seahawks.

Darian Martin’s double drove in the first run for the Gators to shave Cape’s lead to 2-1. After Cape got the run back in the sixth inning, the Gators launched their game-winning rally.

Three consecutive singles, one of them by Jessica Rossi (2-for-3), after a leadoff walk plus two more singles with one out provided the winning margin for the Gators (8-11), who host Port Charlotte Monday.

Clara Mediano and Kristi Maselter each had two hits for the Seahawks (8-14), who host Mariner Tuesday.

Cape Coral 011 001 0 – 3 6 1

Island Coast 000 104 x – 5 9 2

W – Ruff (6-3). L – Harkins (7-14).

2B – Martin (IC), Dilallo (CC).

Mariner 18, East Lee County 1: Carri Grigiski had three hits, including a double and a home run, to lead Mariner’s victory.

Katherine Feliciano contributed three hits while Samantha Rapp, Sam Greenwell, Mckenzie Hunt and Cody Sawyer each added two hits to the Tritons’ 17-hit outing.

The Tritons (10-8) play at Cape Coral Tuesday.

East Lee Co.000 10 – 1 2 8

Mariner257 4x – 18 17 0

W – Langdale (6-3). L – Palmer.

2B – Grigiski (M), Greenwell (M), Hunt (M), Feliciano (M). HR – Grigiski (M).

Ida Baker 3, Doral Academy 2: Deniece Bent came through with a two-run single in the third inning to stake Ida Baker to an early lead and the Bulldogs hung on to beat Doral Academy in the first round of the Kissimmee Klassic.

Maddy Peres (13-1) allowed one hit and struck out seven for the Bulldogs (14-1), who faced Frostproof late Friday night in a second round game.

Doral Acad. 000 002 0 – 2 1 1

Ida Baker 102 000 x – 3 5 1

W – Peres (13-1). L – Acevedo.

Football

Island Coast coach Joe Bowen reported that Mario Pender and Jordan Diggs have been invited to the U.S. Army All-American Game and the Under Armour All-American Game next January.

Pender and Diggs will be seniors in the fall. Diggs played at Bishop Verot this past season before transferring to Island Coast.

They will have to choose one or the other game to participate in.

Tennis

Match played Friday:

(Girls) North Fort Myers 7, Cape Coral 0:

Singles – Abbey Gunderson (NFM) def. Kaitlyn Dampier 6-2, 6-4; Kateryna Gorbanovska (NFM) def. Brooke Blythe 6-0, 6-0; Tanya Moore (NFM) def. Tiffany Casola 6-3, 6-0; Roodelyne Forvil (NFM) def. Jasmine Vascones 6-0, 6-1; Marisa Durfey (NFM) def. Sabrina Colls 6-0, 6-1.

Doubles – Moore-Forvil (NFM) def. Dampier-Myra Adu Sakodi 8-4; Sarah Ibrahim-Jennifer Gibson (NFM) def. Casola-Vira Silverberg 8-0.

Records: North Fort Myers 12-3).

Next Match: Monday, District 3A-11 Tournament at Cape Coral.