Five incredible pitching jobs today, including three more no-hitters. That makes six this season by my count. We only had one all of last year. How did we get three in one day? Was it the weather? Did all teams agree to bat with those foam pool noodles?

First Ed Byrne of Stepinac, making his second start of the season, came within one out of a perfect game. It wasn’t his fault either. Someone made an error behind him in the fifth to allow a baserunner. He still faced the minimum and had a no-hitter.

At Edgemont, Ardsley’s Mike Swerdloff no-hit the Panthers with two walks and nine strikeouts. The game only lasted six innings. His last two starts hadn’t been great, so this came a little out of the blue.

The third no-hitter came from Suffern’s Robbie Aviles, the high-ceiling sophomore with fantastic stuff. He shut down defending Class AA champion North Rockland while whiffing 13.

Dan Zlotnick of Somers did him one better, striking out 14 Harrison Huskies in six innings in an 8-2 win. Then there was Nanuet’s Dan Diaz, who fanned 17 Falcons in a 12-0 win over Albertus. One of our readers suggested it was a school record. I wouldn’t be surprised, but I’ll check with Nanuet. You can bet, though, that it won’t be matched this year. Tough to strike out more than 17 when you only get 21 outs. Diaz has an incredible 45 Ks in just 23 innings.

Here are the rest of the night’s results.

Rye Country Day 6, Hamden Hall 0: At RCD, Marco Blasetti went 3 for 4 with four RBI. Will Baine pitched a complete-game shutout with nine strikeouts.

Tuckahoe 5, Bronxville 1: At Tuckahoe, Joe Melendez had two hits and two RBI. Matt Strickrodt struck out eight for the Tigers. John Naso had an RBI for the Broncos.

Rye Neck 11, Blind Brook 2: At Rye Neck, Dylan Brown had two RBI and Kevin McQuade had two hits and two runs. Brett Novick was 2 for 3 for the Trojans.

Mahopac 7, Arlington 5: At Mahopac, Nick Iuni gave Mahopac the lead in the bottom of the sixth with a two-run single. Nick Barbalatto had two RBI and two runs scored for the Indians.

John Jay 10, Port Chester 2: At Port Chester, Kyle Clemmenson went 3 for 3 with three RBI and two runs scored. Stephen Green had two RBI and a run scored for the Indians. Peter Paniccia went 2 for 2 with two runs scored for the Rams.

R.C. Ketcham 5, Carmel 3: At Carmel, Zack Graczyk had a double, an RBI and a run.

Brunswick 3, Masters 1: At Masters, Griffen Meeds had an RBI single in the fifth inning for the Panthers.

Hackley 4, Trinity 0: At Hackley, George McCombe went 2 for 3 with a double and two RBI for the Hornets. Teammate Christian Dipietrantonio pitched a complete game two-hitter allowing a walk and struck out four.

Cathedral Prep 6, Sacred Heart 2:  At Sacred Heart, Dave Villar and John Morgan each had an RBI for the Irish.

Horace Greeley 6, Tappan Zee 2: At Horace Greeley, Spencer Ross had a home run and three RBI. Dylan St. John had a home run and two RBI. Chris Kiernan and Brian Connolly each had an RBI for Tappan Zee.

New Rochelle 9, Scarsdale 3: At New Rochelle, Andrew Bruzzese had a home run and three RBI. Martin Aranda added two RBI. Evan Kleppe had a hit and an RBI for the Raiders.

Mamaroneck 4, White Plains 1: At White Plains, Michael Rosenfeld had two RBI. Alex Calvert went 2 for 3 with one RBI for White Plains.

Brewster 6, Pearl River 2: In the first round of the Nyack Tournament, Bobby Delfranco and Connor O’Rourke each had two RBI for the Bears. Anthony Raimone and Ed Vecchio each had one RBI for the Pirates. Brewster will play the Nyack/Hen Hud winner in the championship game today at 7 p.m.

Saunders 13, Roosevelt 0: At Roosevelt, Michael Barbara had three RBI and three runs. Corie Krasnow was 3 for 3 with two RBI. Saul Franjul had a hit and a walk for Roosevelt.

Briarcliff 6, Byram Hills 0: At Briarcliff, James Lombardi pitched a shutout. Anthony Prinz was 3 for 3 with two RBI. Casey Friedricks was 3 for 3 for the Bobcats.

Keio 5, Valhalla 4:  At Keio, Gota Kato drove the game-winning run in on a sacrifice fly in the seventh inning for the Unicorns. Teammate Tatsuro Kitajima had a two-RBI double. Nick Gangemi went 3 for 3 with a walk and had an RBI for the Vikings.