DURHAM – Oyster River High School’s Colin Veroneau is quietly establishing himself as one of the best pitchers in Division II.
The sophomore right-hander had his third consecutive shutout, but this one against Pelham was special.
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Verono struck out 12 and had no hits as the Bobcats improved to 11-0 for their tenth straight victory and improved to 12-3 on the season. Due to the ten-point rule, the game was called off after five innings.
Colin Verono
“He just found a little bit of form in the middle of the season and just dominated,” Oyster River head coach Cam Calato said.
The only outs on the field were a fly ball to left field, a grounder to second base and a pop-up to first base. Verono posted shutout wins in its previous two games against Kingswood (2-0) and Hollis-Brookline (9-2).
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“I think this one starts the same as those two,” Calato said. “We put him out there against these top teams. We trust him and rely on him and he’s been helping us and doing what we want him to do, which is play in these big games.”
This article originally appeared in the Portsmouth Herald: Coastal strong performance Wednesday, Oyster River sophomore pitches no-hitter