Glenbrook South senior left hander Sully Stadler threw a five inning perfect game with an 11-0 victory over Schaumburg Wednesday.
Stadler recorded his first ever or perfect game ever as he struck out 10 along with closing out the game by striking out the side. Schaumburg committed six errors and Glenbrook South took advantage of them scoring two in the second, five in the third and four in the fourth.
Stadler also had two run scoring hits.
Senior right-handed pitcher Josh Ferry threw the first perfect game for Lemont High School along with the first perfect game of the annual WJOL Area Baseball Invite.
Ferry faced 18 batters, retired all 18, and went to three balls on hitters twice while striking out nine in a 10-0 win over Minooka. Josh had some defensive help along the way with great plays from infielders Gio Schmidt, Kevin Goergan and Mike Hall.
Jeff Worsech put the game out of reach with a fourth inning grand slam, his second homer in two days.
