Seaford vs Locust Valley

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Billy Kind threw a perfect game with five strikeouts to lead Seaford (11-0) over Locust Valley (6-5) in Nassau B on Tuesday. The senior finished with just 70 pitches across seven innings. "Yeah, I was feeling it," Kind said. "I didn't have many strikeouts, so it was mainly on my defense. They made great plays consistently." Kind said he threw a few no hitters in elementary and middle school but never a perfect game. He realized it was possible after outfielder Luke Walsh made a "sick" catch on a low hit line drive in the bottom of the fourth inning. Head coach Mike Milano said he didn't know of Kind's accomplishment until speaking to his assistant coach after the game. "Billy just did what he's been doing for us for two years," Milano said. "He's a workhorse. ... Every week, he wants the ball, gets it and just goes to work." Nick Apollo hit a grand slam in the top of the first inning. He added two singles and finished with eight RBIs.