With a total of 30 runs scored in its last two games, Salisbury (6-6) is the hottest offensive team in the Lehigh Valley Legion Baseball League. A 17-7 win at Northern Valley (7-5) was followed by a 13-3 win over Southern Lehigh (4-9) with both games being on the road.

The 17-run outburst against the Chargers came with only one extra-base hit, a double by Josh Holler, who collected two hits and scored twice in the game. Jake Zellin and Andrew Grejda combined to drive in eight of the 17 runs, with Zellin picking up five RBI and Grejda collecting three RBI in the win.

Salisbury scored five times in the top of the fourth and it got underway with Holler’s double to left field.

Two walks loaded the bases with one out and Tom Lovelidge singled to left to drive in two runs, putting the Falcons up 7-1. A base hit by Matt Nunez made it 8-1 and the third walk of the inning loaded the bags for Grejda, who drove a line drive to center field to score two and make it 10-1.

Northern Valley scored three in the bottom of the fourth, but Salisbury came right back to tack on four runs in the top of the fifth, all scored with two outs. A bases-loaded walk, wild pitch and two passed balls made it 14-4.

With a run in the fifth and two in the sixth, the Chargers cut the lead to 14-7 and in the top of the seventh, Salisbury added RBI singles from Zellin and Grejda brought in two runs and a fielding error led to the final run of the game scoring for Salisbury.

In addition to handling things at the plate, Grejda threw six innings and Zellin threw one in the win for Salisbury.

Dominic Gracia led the way at the plate with four RBI against Southern Lehigh, while Nate Nunez, Mason Dickert, and Lovelidge all drove in two runs. Gracia had three hits, two of which were doubles for Salisbury. Lovelidge threw 5 1/3 innings, while Nate Nunez got the final two outs in the sixth to finish off Southern Lehigh.

Salisbury ends its season with games against Allentown (5-5), Northern Valley, and North Parkland (4-4-1) this week.