Under the bright lights with a trip to the semifinals on the line, Parishville-Hopkinton got a performance that felt more like folklore than baseball. Wade Caskinett was simply untouchable. The right-hander came out dealing absolute thunder, striking out the first ELEVEN batters he faced and leaving Harrisville hitters walking back to the dugout looking like they’d just tried to swat at ghosts. Fastball. Breaking ball. Didn’t matter. Every pitch seemed to have bad intentions. By the time the dust settled, Caskinett had punched out 13 hitters in a perfect five-inning masterpiece, retiring all 15 batters he faced without allowing a single baserunner. No hits. No walks. No mistakes. Just dominance. And while Caskinett was carving through the Harrisville lineup like a buzzsaw with a grudge, the Parishville-Hopkinton offense brought the fireworks behind him. P-H exploded for 13 runs, turning the game into a runaway before the final out was even in sight. Now riding the momentum of one of the most electric pitching performances of the season, Parishville-Hopkinton advances with a 13-0 victory and will host Madrid-Waddington in the Class D semifinals. If Caskinett keeps throwing like this, opposing hitters may want to start bringing GPS systems to the batter’s box… because right now, they are completely lost.