York Township's Casey Markey pitched six shutout innings on Sunday vs. Jacobus. (John A. Pavoncello photo)

JACOBUS -- Casey Markey made sure that York Township gained a split of its two Susquehanna League games over the weekend.

Markey pitched six shutout innings on Sunday afternoon before turning things over to former Major Leaguer Mark Hendrickson in Township's a 7-0 victory over Jacobus.

The victory came 24 hours after Township lost to Conrads, 9-6.

Markey struck out three, walked one and allowed six hits. Hendrickson recorded one strikeout in retiring the three batters he faced.

Markey's teammates backed him with a 12-hit attack, which included Mike Wokulich's grand slam to left-center field in the sixth.

Ryan Leader supplied a solo home run, Chris Mattison drilled a double and a triple and Austin Calaman

Jacobus third baseman Chris Farscht tries to run down a ground ball on Sunday. (John A. Pavoncello photo)

Ryan Poff and Drew Kelley had two hits each for Jacobus. One of Poff's hits was a double. Nate Kopp smashed a one-out triple for the Jackals in the second inning, but he was stranded at third base.

Township improved to 16-12 and moved into a fifth-place tie with Hallam. Jacobus is in fourth place at 15-11.