Photos by Stephen Delgado
Editor’s Note: El Monte does not post their roster online, so I can’t post their stats without full names.
Baseball:
Marshall Fundamental pounded El Monte pitching in an 18-1 Mission Valley League victory on Tuesday.
The Eagles remain in contention for an MVL title, trailing South El Monte, Arroyo and Rosemead by one-game each in the win column.
Marshall out-hit the Lions, 17-1, and improved to 3-2 in league games.
Freshman Elijah Lain earned the win after going four scoreless innings and surrendering just one hit.
Lain walked a pair and fanned six EMHS batters.
Offensively, Wes Pendleton was one of the many Eagles that had a big day.
Pendleton doubled, scored four times, homered and drove in four runs.
Nate Callaway went 3-for-4, with a walk, double, two runs and one RBI.
Ryan Pandullo walked, singled twice, doubled, scored twice and drove in two runs.
Lain helped his own cause with a double, run and two RBIs.
Adan Castro walked, doubled, drove in a run and scored twice.
Derek Esparza walked, singled, scored and drove in a pair of runs.
Sandro DiClaudio walked, singled, tripled, scored twice and had one RBI.
George Jennings singled, scored and drove in one.
Caleb Delgado went 2-for-2, with a run and one RBI.
Chris Romero walked, singled, scored and drove in one.
Up next: The Eagles will host Alhambra this afternoon (Wednesday) at 3:30.
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Box Score:
MF: 0-3-1-3-0-3-8-(18)
EM: 0-0-0-0-1-0-0-(1)
Win: Elijah Lain
Loss: B Gutierrez
HR: Wes Pendleton (MF)
3B: Sandro DiClaudio (MF)
2B: Wes Pendleton (MF), Nate Callaway (MF), Elijah Lain (MF), Adan Castro (MF), Ryan Pandullo (MF); J Hernandez (EM)
Records: Marshall Fundamental (7-6, 3-2); El Monte (0-10, 0-4)
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