Lehigh Valley League champion Lower Macungie stayed alive Monday morning in the Pennsylvania American Legion Region 2 tournament in Quakertown but couldn’t survive another game later in the day.

So, as the eight-team tournament reached its final day on Tuesday, all four Lehigh Valley teams were done with Lower Macungie being the last to exit.

The Red Rockets lost their first game in the double-elimination tournament on Friday, falling to Quakertown 10-2.

But after rain washed out most of the schedule on Saturday, Lower Mac bounced back with a 3-2, walk-off win over Nazareth on Sunday and followed it up with a 2-1 victory over Boyertown Monday morning.

The end, however, came later in the day as West Lawn took out Jeff Smith’s squad 9-1.

In their last contest, the Red Rockets were outhit 10-5 and made four errors that led to five unearned runs. Lower Mac got its only run in the bottom of the first inning on a bases-loaded walk by Drayce Schmidt. Schmidt also walked twice.

In the win over Nazareth, Ryan Hummell’s sacrifice fly to right scored Cole Geiger with the game-winning run.

Geiger started the inning with a single and advanced to third on a single by Cole Moreau which led to Hummell’s sac fly.

Moreau worked six strong innings, allowing just four hits, three walks and one earned run while striking out six. Robbie Barnes worked one scoreless inning.

Lower Mac’s first two runs came in the bottom of the third when two walks and a single by Hummell loaded the bases. Geiger scored on Aaron Fleetwood’s fielder’s choice grounder. After Barnes singled to reload the bases, Chase Simmons scored Hummell with a sacrifice fly.

Parker Kalinoski and Hank Newton both knocked in runs for Nazareth, which finished the season at 13-6.

In Lower Mac’s win over Boyertown, Chase Simmons’ grounder in the bottom of the eighth plate the game-winning run.

With one out in the eighth, a pair of walks and a single by Hummell loaded the bases. Simmons then drove in Jackson Burton with the winner.

Lower Mac (15-8) outhit Boyertown 7-4 with Barnes going 3-for-3. Moreau had a double and Jack Sparango had an RBI.

Hummell was outstanding on the mound, going all seven innings, allowing just four hits and no earned runs. He walked none, struck out four.

Other games involving local teams over the weekend, included Hellertown eliminating South Parkland 4-0 behind a combined six-hitter by Landon Huber and Matt Chaffier. Huber worked six innings, working around four walks.

Chaffier worked a 1-2-3 seventh.

Mac Gilman led Hellertown with two hits, including a double, and stole two bases. Chaffier, Eli Szlachtianshyn and Jake Eshleman each knocked in runs.

South Parkland finished 16-6, losing its last three games. Mack Parsell pitched well in the defeat, scattering six hits over six innings. He walked none and struck out six.

Quakertown 5, Hellertown 4

Peyton Trappler’s single to left to score Brandon Labs with the game-winning run in the bottom of the seventh to end Hellertown’s season.

Hellertown (13-5-2) rallied from a 4-0 deficit to tie it with four runs in the top of the fifth. Zak Ziegler was hit by a pitch with the bases loaded to score one run. Eli Szlachtianshyn (3-for-4) singled in a run and two scored on an error.

Chase Luckenbach pitched well in relief for Hellertown, allowing six hits, and one run with a walk and strikeout over 4.1 innings.