Baseball:
Pictured L-R: Bonita’s Luke Mistone & Ayala’s Thomas Cerecedes
Editors Note: These are stats of kids from schools this site covers. It is run by one person, so 36-plus schools is all I can handle right now. These numbers are either from each programs MaxPreps page or sent directly from their coach. If there are any mistakes, additions or corrections, please have your coach send an email to [email protected]. Next week, I will publish a softball leaders list. We were unable to ascertain stats from Covina thus far, but we’ll be happy to include the Colts if we get them.
Wins: (4 or more):
Thomas Cerecedes (Ay) 11-1
Andres Pasillas (Ay) 9-0
Casey Spencer (A) 9-1
Coleman Mitchell (Mo) 9-1
Matthew Lorenzano (SH) 9-2
Daniel Ruiz (Mar) 8-0
Luke Mistone (B) 8-2
Matt Romero (SD) 8-3
Chris Ceballos (CO) 8-5
Ethan Galindo (Nv) 7-2
Jacob Billings (RC) 7-4
Travis Delgado (MF) 6-1
Chantz Powers (Mo) 6-1
Matt DesMarets (SD) 6-1
Max Brunngraber (FP) 5-0
Alec Beck (D) 5-1
Dylan Alanis (D) 5-1
Evan Umland (LC) 5-2
AJ Juarez (Ay) 5-2
Edrian Rangel (B) 5-2
Nick Sanchez (RC) 5-4
Edwin Segovia (WC) 4-0
Davis Cornwell (Mar) 4-0
Daniel Chavez (A) 4-1
Daniel Barrera (D) 4-1
Sal Batres (Nv) 4-1
Luke Bauer (Nv) 4-1
Mikey Ebner (Mar) 4-1
Julian Eskridge (A) 4-2
Zack Bauer (CO) 4-2
Sterling Patick (SH) 4-3
ERA: (3.50 or lower & 15 IP):
Davis Cornwell (Mar) 0.00
Matthew Lorenzano (SH) 0.60
Jack Van Cleve (RHP) 0.62
Isaiah Alvarez (CO) 0.72
Nathan Mertens (LC) 0.85
Sam Karp (MF) 0.88
Johnnie Valdez (GHS) 0.94
Coleman Mitchell (Mo) 0.90
Evan Umland (LC) 0.91
Daniel Ruiz (Mar) 1.15
Gabe Mabee (MF) 1.02
Seth Wrightstone (B) 1.21
Sterling Patick (SH) 1.24
Spencer Seid (FP) 1.26
Alec Beck (D) 1.27
Paul Vasquez (SD) 1.37
Travis Delgado (MF) 1.38
Chantz Powers (Mo) 1.42
Harrison Meyers (A) 1.42
Luke Mistone (B) 1.54
Thomas Cerecedes (Ay) 1.56
Daniel Chavez (A) 1.64
Steven Escarcega (Mo) 1.67
Chris Ceballos (CO) 1.72
Kody King (SD) 1.83
Jeff Isenhart (GHS) 2.03
Wes Pendleton (MF) 2.03
Desi Lopez (PHS) 2.24
Edrian Rangel (B) 2.33
Michael Moses (GHS) 2.37
Julian Eskridge (A) 2.38
Ethan Sanders (SF) 2.38
Josh VerKuilen (GHS) 2.39
Mikey Ebner (Mar) 2.40
Ayden Holker (LO) 2.47
Ethan Galindo (Nv) 2.49
Cole Monsen (LO) 2.56
Diego Ortiz (CO) 2.62
Josh Beserra (FP) 2.62
Casey Spencer (A) 2.66
Nick Sanchez (RC) 2.67
Jake Brown (RC) 2.69
Sal Batres (Nv) 2.73
Jacob Billings (RC) 2.80
Patrick DeMarco (Mar) 2.30
Dylan Goff (Et) 2.95
Kai Purdy-Burton (SF) 2.98
Max Brunngraber (FP) 3.00
Ben Griffith (PHS) 3.00
AJ Juarez (Ay) 3.03
Aidan Ross (Cl) 3.08
Matt DesMarets (SD) 3.12
Andres Pasillas (Ay) 3.12
Luke Bauer (Nv) 3.32
Anderson Lang (RHP) 3.37
Gabriel Lopez (A) 3.38
Jackson Hisey (Mar) 3.40
Donovann Jackson (GHS) 3.50
Ethan Lee (SH) 3.50
Val Gomez (LS) 3.44
Bradley Zantenson (LS) 3.49
Strikeouts: (25 or more):
Luke Mistone (B) 98
Coleman Mitchell (Mo) 85
Casey Spencer (A) 78
Jacob Billings (RC) 77
Chris Ceballos (CO) 71
Chantz Powers (Mo) 63
Kai Purdy-Burton (SF) 57
Edrian Rangel (B) 54
Aidan Ross (Cl) 52
Jack Van Cleve (RHP) 51
Zack Bauer (CO) 50
Nick Sanchez (RC) 49
Jeff Isenhart (GHS) 47
Gavin Eddy (Cl) 45
Daniel Ruiz (Mar) 44
Max Suckley (Cl) 44
Sterling Patick (SH) 43
Andres Pasillas (Ay) 41
Camden Cooper (Up) 39
Thomas Cerecedes (Ay) 39
Desi Lopez (PHS) 39
Mikey Ebner (Mar) 39
Matthew Lorenzano (SH) 39
Steven Escarcega (Mo) 38
Johnnie Valdez (GHS) 37
Evan Buhac (WC) 36
Julian Eskridge (A) 35
Ethan Galindo (Nv) 34
Ben Griffith (PHS) 34
Cole Monsen (LO) 34
Ethan Sanders (SF) 34
Jake Brown (RC) 33
Gabriel Lopez (A) 33
Ryan Durfee (SF) 31
Luke Bauer (Nv) 31
Joe O’Regan (Up) 30
Harrison Meyers (A) 29
Daniel Chavez (A) 27
Alfredo Capacete (Et) 20
Ryan Mullan (D) 28
Dylan Alanis (D) 26
Josh VerKuilen (GHS) 26
Kaden Moeller (D) 25
Seth Sumner (D) 25
Spencer Seid (FP) 25
Val Gomez (LS) 25
School abbreviations:
A- Arcadia
Ay- Ayala
B- Bonita
Cl- Claremont
CO- Charter Oak
D- Damien
Et- Etiwanda
FP- Flintridge Prep
GHS- Glendora
LC- La Canada
LO- Los Osos
LS- La Salle
Mar- Maranatha
MF- Marshall Fundamental
Mo- Monrovia
NV- Northview
PHS- Pasadena
RC- Rancho Cucamonga
RHP- Rio Hondo Prep
SD- San Dimas
SF- St. Francis
SH- South Hills
Up- Upland
WC- West Covina
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