Notre Dame of Batavia Softball

04/19/2023

Notre Dame snagged a come-from-behind victory with a six-run seventh inning to beat Lyndonville on Monday in Girls Softball, 9-8. Loretta Sorochty, Kaydence Stehlar, Mia Treleaven, and Emma Sisson all had multiple hits in the game. Starting pitcher Mia Treleaven struck out seven batters, and Loretta...

04/12/2023

Who's ready for some softball! Season opener Wednesday night in Medina!

Year in and year out, the local contingent on the softball diamond never seems to disappoint, and the spring of 2022 was no different.

12/14/2022

The ladies just finished up a 5 week fall league at MCC. ND was by far the smallest school in the league, comprised of mainly Monroe County schools, but the ladies got some good work in against the bigger schools. This was a great chance for some of the younger girls to get some quality swings in against some stiff competition. Big shout out to the Dads that stepped up to coach the ladies over the 5 weeks (especially Brian and Matt) and to the rest of the parents that got their daughters up to Rochester every Sunday!

06/19/2022

Congratulations to Sophomores Katie Landers and Loretta Sorochty for being named Genesee Region All-Stars for the 2022 spring season. This is Landers 2nd time being selected and Sorochty's first. In addition, Senior Sophie Johnston, Junior Sonji Warner and 8th grader Mia Treleaven all received Genesee Region Honorable Mention. The future is bright for the program, keep up the hard work ladies!

Another banner year for Genesee Region League softball this spring saw eight of the 11 teams in the league finish with a .500 overall record or better, with one winning

05/21/2022

Sectionals - 1st Round:

Notre Dame 8, Alfred-Almond 3

Loretta Sorochty pitched a complete game allowing three runs on nine hits while striking out 10 batters as No. 8 Notre Dame defeated No. 9 Alfred-Almond 8-3 in Section V Class C3 first round action Friday.

Notre Dame broke the 2-2 tie with a six-run fifth inning sparked by a two-run triple by Katie Landers, who later came home to score on a wild pitch.

ND’s first run of the day came in the second inning on a perfect su***de squeeze bunt by Hannah Tenney that scored Sorochty.

Offensively, Landers finished with two triples, two RBIs and a run scored while Sorochty helped her cause with a couple of base hits, including a triple and three runs scored.

Sophie Johnston, Mia Treleaven and Emma Sisson each finished with a base hit, with Johnston also scored a run, Treleaven added an RBI and a run scored and Sisson added an RBI.

Notre Dame will visit No. 1 Lyndonville in Monday’s quarterfinals.

BATAVIA — Seventh-seeded Byron-Bergen blanked No. 10 York 10-0 in Section V Class C3 action Friday afternoon as Kendall Phillips pitched a three-hitter with 15 strikeouts for the shutout.

05/19/2022

NOTRE DAME 20, WHEATLAND-CHILI 3

Three ND hurlers combined to allow just two hits, with Loretta Sorochty, Sophi Johnston and Amelia Sorochty combining to spin a gem against the Wildcats. Loretta Sorochty pitched the first inning and struck out the side, while Johnston, the only senior on the roster for the Irish on Senior Night, pitched the next inning, making her varsity pitching debut and striking out one while allowing one hit and one run. Amelia Sorochty closed the deal with three innings pitched during which she allowed a couple of runs and a base hit while striking out six.

Sonji Warner paced the Irish offense with three hits, two of which were doubles, along with three runs scored and an RBI. Clairissa Milliman and Emma Sisson each recorded a couple of hits, a pair of runs scored and two RBI, while Katie Landers got the scoring started for the Irish with a two-run home run in the first inning. Gianna Falleti finished with a hit, three runs scored and two RBI, Anna Panepento had a hit with two runs scored and an RBI, and Hannah Tenney had a hit and three RBI for ND. Cayleigh Havens contributed a hit with a couple of RBI.

LE ROY — A classic battle between two bitter rivals saw Cal-Mum come away with a one-run victory over Livingston Conference foe Le Roy.

05/18/2022

NOTRE DAME 7 BYRON-BERGEN 3

Notre Dame’s Loretta Sorochty hurled a complete game, allowing three runs on five hits while striking out five to help her team to a league victory which avenged an April 23 loss to the Bees.

The Bees had the bases loaded with two outs in the bottom of the sixth trailing 5-3 when the Irish made a critical defensive play to stop a B-B rally. A ground ball back up the middle ricocheted off of the pitcher Sorochty and ND shortstop Katie Landers scooped it up and made the out at first just in time.

Leading the way offensively for the Irish was Landers who collected a couple of hits, one of which was a double, and scored a run. Seven other ND hitters collected a hit in the win, with Sonji Warner and Sophie Johnston each blasting home runs to help their team’s cause. Johnston’s was a solo shot and Warner’s was a two-run bomb. Hannah Tenney and Emma Sisson each had big two-RBI base hits in the game. Sorochty scored two runs to help her own cause.

ALEXANDER — It was a Senior Night to remember for Alexander’s fifth-year senior Samantha Sawyer, who brought the fireworks to the Trojans’ celebration on Tuesday night.

05/11/2022

Notre Dame 28, Wheatland-Chili 2

Katie Landers had a career-high six hits with four RBIs and a run scored while Kaydence Stehlar had four hits including a triple, four runs scored and three RBIs as Notre Dame cruised.

Sophie Johnston added three hits, three RBIs and a run scored while Mia Treleaven had three hits including an over-the-fencer homer and also finished with four RBIs and four runs scored.

In the circle, pitchers Mia Treleaven and Amelia Sorochty combined for a two-hitter.

Treleavan got the win pitching the first three innings, allowing no hits, no runs and striking out six.

Sorochty, a JV call-up, pitched the final two innings, allowing two runs on two hits with three K’s.

AVON — Patrick Klump went 3-for-4 with four runs scored as Warsaw nipped Avon 7-6 in eight innings during LCAA D-II action Tuesday.

05/10/2022

Notre Dame 9, Attica 8

Notre Dame’s offense was clicking as Katie Landers (two runs), Mia Treleaven (one run, one RBI), and Anna Panepento (one run) each had two hits while Sonji Warner and Kaydence Stehlar each drove in a pair of runs.

Loretta Sorochty got the win on the mound pitching a complete game, allowing 10 hits and striking out nine batters.

Sorochty also helped her cause with two runs scored.

NUNDA — In what most figured to be a heavyweight slug fest between two of the LCAA’s top softball teams, didn’t quite work out that way.

05/06/2022

NOTRE DAME 3 ALEXANDER 2

Visiting Notre Dame rallied from a 2-1 deficit in the top of the seventh with two runs as they pulled out the GR victory over a tough Alexander squad.

Winning pitcher Loretta Sorochty pitched well in the circle as she went the distance scattering nine hits, allowing two runs and striking out nine batters.

Offensively, Katie Landers led the Irish with two hits and a run scored.

Six other ND players had a hit with Sophie Johnston and Sonji Warner scoring the other runs for the Irish. Warner had a triple, while Sorochty added a double.

OAKFIELD — In a battle of two unbeaten Genesee Region League teams, Lyndonville got the better of Oakfield-Alabama, 13-2, behind a well-balanced offensive performance.

05/05/2022

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ND 17 - Holley 2 (in 5 innings)

The Lady Irish started hot scoring six runs in the first inning and added 10 more in the second as they cruised to the GR victory.
Sophomore Loretta Sorochty and eighth-grader Mia Treleavan combined for a five-inning no-hitter.
Sorochty pitched the first three innings striking out five while Treleavan finished the last two innings of no hit ball striking out four.
Right fielder Cayleigh Havens had a clutch running catch down the line in the fifth inning with bases loaded to prevent multiple runs from scoring.
Offensively for the Irish, Sorochty and Kaydence Stehlar each had three hits and scored three runs. They combined for five RBIs.
Sophie Johnston, Katie Landers, Sonji Warner and Mia Treleavan all had two hits on the day.
Landers had a deep blast over the center field fence for a solo HR and finished with three runs and two RBIs while Johnston finished with two runs scored. Warner had two runs and an RBI while Treleavan drove in three and scored twice.

LE ROY — Le Roy starting pitcher Ethan Miller brought his ‘A’ game to the mound at Hartwood Park Tuesday.