Island Coast had its eight-game winning streak snapped Wednesday night with a 2-0 loss to Sarasota Riverview.

A solo home run in the fifth inning did all the damage necessary, but Riverview added an insurance run in the seventh.

The Gators’ Tanner Renegar was locked in a scoreless pitching duel when the homer cleared the fence. He allowed just five hits while striking out six and no walks for either pitcher. The Gators were limited to three singles.

“Tanner pitched well enough to win, but it just was not our night,” said Gators coach Clinton Montgomery.

The Gators (16-3) are idle until the Bud Roth Memorial Tournament next week.

Riverview 000 010 1 – 2 5 1

Island Coast 000 000 0 – 0 3 0

W – Soboskie. L – Tanner Renegar (5-2).

2B – Dezzie (R). 3B – Dezzie (R), HR – Thompson (R).

Cape Coral 5, Naples 4: Brad Kopale and Brett Hobaugh combined for five of Cape Coral’s six base hits in a victory over Naples.

The Seahawks (11-8) snapped a two-game losing streak heading into Thursday’s game at Ida Baker.

Naples 200 200 0 – 4 7 2

Cape Coral 310 001 x – 5 6 4

W – Luke Spangler (1-0). L – n/a.

2B – Kopale (CC), Hobaugh (CC).

In games played Tuesday:

Mariner 5, Cape Coral 1: Nothing about Mariner’s victory over Cape Coral was pretty, or outstanding, or even pleasing to the respective coaches.

Quite the opposite.

“The team that made the least mistakes, the fewest errors, won this game,” said Seahawks coach Mike Gorton. “We made more. Our Achilles heel all season has been errors and leaving too many runners in scoring position.”

“We were less horrible than they were tonight, that’s all we were,” said Tritons coach Steve Larsen. “No disrespect toward Cape, but I’d like to say we were better when we win a game. We did not prove tonight we were better than they are. This win did not do us much good.”

Jason Carmichael pitched a complete-game one-hitter with 13 strikeouts for the Tritons, but issued five walks and hit three batters.

“Yes, he pitched a one-hitter, but there were baserunners galore,” said Larsen.

The Seahawks stranded five of seven baserunners in scoring position. The Tritons stranded six, had two picked off first base and two thrown out at home plate on back-to-back plays in the sixth inning.

With one out in the second, Walter Cleary walked. He should have been out at second base on Ryan Hutson’s potential double-play ground ball to short, but a wild throw to second allowed Cleary to score the first run of the game. After Kyle Yankovich walked, Carmichael singled to left to drive in Hutson for a 2-0 lead.

Cape (10-8) cut the lead in half in the third when Brad Kopale led off with a single to center, the Seahawks’ only hit off Carmichael. He stole second, was sacrificed to third and scored on a wild pitch.

Cleary drew a leadoff walk in the sixth. He tried to score on Hutson’s double to the base of the fence in left-center, but was thrown out at the plate. Hutson tried and failed to score from third on a wild pitch.

The Tritons (13-6, 6-2 district) host Cypress Lake Friday night.

Mariner 020 100 2 – 5 4 0

Cape Coral 001 000 0 – 1 1 4

W – Carmichael (4-2). L – Pandolfi (1-2).

2B – Hutson (M), Wolfe (M).

Ida Baker 2, Fort Myers 0: Ida Baker sophomore Sean Brady shut out Fort Myers on two hits while striking out seven.

Baker scored what proved to be the game-winning run on a hit-and-run play executed by Stephen Nason with Caleb Farmer on first base with a leadoff single. Going first to third on Nason’s hit, Farmer scampered home as the wild outfield relay throw to second base.

The Bulldogs (10-9, 4-5 district) host Cape Coral Thursday.

Fort Myers 000 000 0 – 0 2 2

Ida Baker 110 000 x – 2 4 1

W – Brady (4-3). L – Melita.

Island Coast 5, Barron Collier 3: Jordan Moody’s two-run double highlighted a five-run rally in the third inning that carried Island Coast to victory at Barron Collier.

Cole Ondrejka, who had three hits, Chase Vogelbach and Kameron Gellinger each two hits for the Gators.

Pablo Matos pitched four innings, surrendering three runs on six hits with five strikeouts.

Island Coast 005 000 0 – 5 11 0

Barron Collier 030 000 0 – 3 8 0

W – Matos (6-1). L – Jackson.

2B – Morbey (BC), Shelte (BC), Tillery (BC), Moody (IC), Vogelbach (IC).

Softball

Lemon Bay 13, North Fort Myers 4: Unbeaten Lemon Bay (17-0, 9-0 district) locked up the No. 1 seed for districts with a victory Wednesday at North Fort Myers.

North’s loss hands the No. 2 seed to Ida Baker and No. 3 for North (11-5, 7-2).

The Red Knights host Baker Friday.

Lemon Bay 163 000 3 – 13 12 0

North FM 103 000 0 – 4 9 4

W – Carvey. L – Boyden (7-4).

2B – Heineck (LB), Engh (NFM).

In games played Tuesday:

Ida Baker 7, Fort Myers 3: Katie Rieser drove in two runs with a single in the second inning to cap a four-run rally that led Ida Baker to a district win over Fort Myers.

The Bulldogs erased the Green Wave’s two-run, first-inning lead when Wave pitcher Casey Mayer issued two bases-loaded walks that tied the game. Rieser (2-for-3, 3 RBI) followed with her game-winning hit. Louie Ross added two hits with two RBI for the Bulldogs.

The Bulldogs (17-2, 8-1 district) host Cape Coral for senior night Thursday.

Fort Myers 200 001 0 – 3 2 2

Ida Baker 040 102 x – 7 8 2

W – Peres (16-1). L – Mayer.

2B – Mayer (FM), Kelly (IB).

Mariner 11, Cape Coral 1: A five-run first inning set the wheels in motion for Mariner’s victory at Cape Coral.

Cody Sawyer led the Tritons with three hits and two RBI. Mackenzie Hunt and Sam Greenwell contributed two doubles apiece.

The Seahawks (8-15) play at Ida Baker Thursday. The Tritons (11-7) host Cypress Lake Friday

Mariner 503 210 – 11 13 1

Cape Coral 010 000 – 1 3 4

W – Langdale (7-3). L – Harkins (7-15).

2B – Sawyer (M), Hunt (M) 2, Greenwell (M) 2. 3B – Sawyer (M).