Photos by Carlo Montalbo
Baseball:
Sometimes a good (butt) whipping can wake a quality program up.
It was 11 days ago that Glendora suffered a 9-1 beatdown at the hands of visiting Ayala.
It was the Tartans second consecutive Palomares League loss, they were out-hit 12-2, and committed a game-high four errors.
The look of disappointment was obvious, but you could still sense a bit of optimism,
Fast forward to March 26, and Glendora has won five consecutive games and they sit atop the league standings with Bonita.
On Saturday, GHS defeated Murrieta Mesa, 12-5, in a game that featured 26 combined hits.
Evan Ellis got the win after allowing one run on four hits over his three innings of work.
He walked two and fanned two.
Michael Moses went 3 1/3 innings and surrendered two runs on five hits.
Moses didn’t issue a walk and struck out two.
Daniel Gonzalez singled twice, doubled, scored and drove in two runs.
Branson Terry walked, doubled and had two RBIs for the Rams.
Brandall Medina singled twice, scored and drove in one run.
CJ Moran walked, singled twice and scored.
Aiden Lubin got the loss after surrendering five runs on five hits over two innings.
Angel Escobar came in for one inning and was shelled for five runs on six hits.
Brady Baeza singled, doubled, scored and drove in four runs.
Moses went 2-for-4, with a double, two runs and three RBIs.
Brandon Kiesendahl had two singles, scored and drove in one run.
Joseph Gilkeson singled, doubled, scored twice and had an RBI.
Carson Mounce singled twice and scored three runs.
Troy Estrada singled in a run and Braydon Wooldridge walked twice, scored two runs and had an RBI.
Ajay Rollice walked, singled and scored and Ethan Tapia singled and had an RBI.
Up next: GHS will travel to Temple City on Monday and host the Valle Vista League leading Northview Vikings on Tuesday.
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Box Score:
MM: 0-1-0-0-0-0-4-(5)
G: 3-0-7-2-0-0-X-(12)
Win: Evan Ellis
Loss: Aiden Lubin
2B: Branson Terry (MM), Gonzalez; Brady Baeza (G), Joseph Gilkeson (G), Michael Moses (G)
Records: Murrieta Mesa (5-9); Glendora (11-6)
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