Brittany Lischinsky doubled in the winning run in the seventh inning,, lifting Lakeland to a 6-5 win over Brewster.

Brewster scored five runs in the sixth inning to even the score at 5-5. The big hit was a monstrous Kim Bentston two-run triple to deep center field. Bentson scored the equalizer on a Megan Hill sacrifice fly. During the inning, Lakeland coach Steve Fallo brought in Alex Oakes in relief of Lischinsky, who pitched 5 1/3 innings. Lischinsky shut out Brewster through five innings, as the Bears stranded eight baserunnes, including seven in scoring position. Lischinsky, who moved to second base after Oakes came in, admitted after the game she had tired a little in the 6th and didn’t mind being removed for Oakes.

Lakeland’s hitting star was first baseman Tori Jarosz, who doubled in her first two at-bats, singled and then was unintentionally, intentionally walked. Jarosz had an RBI double in the second and a two-run double in the third.

Porcelli pounds the ball: Yorktown’s Larissa Porcelli went 4 for 4 and scored three runs and Tori Matzura had two hits and three RBI in a victory over Our Lady of Lourdes. Dana Bisaccia whiffed 10 in six innings and allowed three hits.

Duel in New Rochelle: John Jay seniorGaby Torzilli and Ursuline freshman Taylor Pirone hooked up in an old-fashioned windmillers’ duel with Pirone and Ursuline prevailing, 2-1. Pirone only allowed a fifth-inning single and fanned 12 while Torzilli surrendered two hits and struck out 13.

In other Westchester and Putnam action: Amanda Halstead had three hits, including a home run in Mahopac’s win over East Ramapo. … Kerry McPartland doubled and tripled among her four hits and she knocked in six runs in Maria Regina’s victory over Aquinas. … Marni O’Shea blasted two home runs, including a grand salami, finished with five RBI and scored four runs as Our Lady of Victory beat St. Catharine’s. … Hayley Bingham blasted a home run to highlight a seven-run eighth inning as Dobbs Ferry overcame Pawling. Winning pitcher Jacqueline Crews K’d 16. … Molly Schauber drove in three runs as Holy Child and Brearley played to a 9-9 draw. The game was suspended because of time constraints.

Star of the day: Future Brewster softball player, 6-year-old Madison Chiudina, who served as bat girl for today’s Brewster-Lakeland softball game.