College Baseball:
Mt. SAC held its share of the South Coast Conference penthouse with PCC, after Thursday’s 10-5 victory over visiting ELAC.
Jeff Isenhart went five innings and allowed just an unearned run on seven hits.
Isenhart walked four, struck out three and improved to 5-0.
Steven Villagran singled, doubled and scored two runs.
Antonio Gomez doubled and drove in a pair of runs.
Michael Easter walked and had an RBI single.
Ruben Hernandez walked, singled twice, scored and had an RBI.
Mt. SAC got five runs (four earned) off Alexander Castellanos, three from Gustavo Gutierrez and two more off Anthony Camacho.
Blake Borgogno walked, singled twice, tripled, scored and drove in three runs.
Elijah Pelayo singled twice, doubled, scored and had an RBI.
Jose Marquez tripled, scored and drove in a run.
Brent Cota doubled in a run and scored.
Cristian Enriquez singled twice and scored.
Art Ruiz hit a solo shot and drove in another run on a ground out.
Damien Delgadillo walked, singled, scored two runs and had an RBI.
Nin Burns singled, scored and drove in the game’s first run on a sac fly.
Up next: The Mounties will travel to ELAC on Saturday afternoon.
Box Score:
ELAC: 0-0-1-0-0-1-1-0-2-(5)
MSAC: 4-1-3-0-0-0-2-0-X-(10)
Win: Jeff Isenhart
Loss: Alexander Castellanos
HR: Art Ruiz (MS)
3B: Blake Borgogno (MS), Jose Marquez (MS)
2B: Steven Villagran (ELAC), Antonio Gomez (ELAC); Brent Cota (MS), Elijah Pelayo (MS)
Thursday’s SCC Scores:
El Camino 6, Compton 4
LBCC 7, LA Harbor 2
Mt. SAC 10, ELAC 5
PCC 2, Rio Hondo 1
Oxnard 11, Cerritos 0
SCC Standings:
Pasadena City College (24-7, 13-4)
Mt. SAC (23-7, 13-4)
El Camino (24-8, 12-5)
LBCC (19-11, 12-5)
ELAC (15-16, 11-9)
Rio Hondo College (16-15, 6-11)
LA Harbor (8-23, 5-15)
Compton (7-23, 4-13)
Cerritos (9-21-1, 4-14)
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