Mike Heekin hit a two-run home run in the sixth inning, rallying St. Xavier to a 7-4 victory over previously undefeated Elder in baseball Monday at Hille Field.

        Trailing 4-3 entering the sixth, Heekin's blast triggered a three-run rally and catapulted coach Bill Slinger's undefeated Bombers into sole possession of first place in the GCL South.

        • La Salle 4, Moeller 2 — Reggie Watson's two-run double in the fourth inning triggered a four-run outburst for the Lancers. Pitcher Adam Curley held Moeller hitless through six innings to pick up the victory over the No.1-ranked Crusaders.

        • Aiken 6, Western Hills 5 — Winning league championships has been tough for the Aiken baseball team during the past 23 years.

        But, the Falcons took a major step toward the Queen City Conference championship with the victory over the Mustangs.

        “We haven't won a league baseball championship since 1978, and it's also been a long time since Aiken beat Western Hills,” second-year coach Al Shumar said. “When the game was over, the kids celebrated around home plate.”

        After drawing a walk in the bottom of the fifth inning, Kenneth Fairbanks advanced to second on a wild pitch and to third on a passed ball. He scored the winning run on Clinton Ferguson's single.

        • Fairfield 3, Lakota West 2 — Jeff Rickert scored on a single by Jason Brown in the sixth inning, enabling the Indians to retain a share of first place in the Greater Miami Conference.

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