Photo courtesy of Josh Thompson/Chino Valley Champion (@championnewpapers_JoshT on Instagram)
Baseball:
Editor’s Note: 1) This is a list of players within the 210 Prep Sports coverage zone. 2) These stats came directly from the MaxPreps page of each program or from a head coach. Upland only posted partial stats & RHP & Northview didn’t post any stats. 3) If there are any mistakes, you can reach me at [email protected].
Pitching:
Wins (four or more):
Brody Buoncristiani (CHHS): 11-2
Tomas Bilvado (San Marino): 10-2
Fernando Palencia (Arcadia): 10-4
Zach Strickland (Maranatha): 9-0
Josh Torres (Azusa): 9-1
Gabriel Lopez (Arcadia): 9-1
Jude Favela (SDHS): 9-2
Morgan Sullivan (La Salle): 8-1
Reagan Samples (Los Osos): 8-2
Adrian Hernandez (La Salle): 7-4
Miguel Castillo (Muir): 7-5
Caleb Trugman (Ayala): 6-2
Nathan Ries (Damien): 6-2
Zach Menlove (Monrovia): 6-2
Lucas Favretto (St. Francis): 6-3
Jack Rudometkin (Bonita): 5-0
Kody King (SDHS): 5-1
Max Murrillo (WC): 5-1
Nate Callaway (Marshall): 5-2
Kasen Khansarinia (SDHS): 5-2
Camden Farina (Bonita): 5-2
Rudy O’Dell (Damien): 5-2
Gavin Loeb-Keene (Los Osos): 5-2
Isaac Gonzales (RCHS): 5-2
Aidan Cube (Los Osos): 5-3
Declan Bowers (Covina): 5-3
Andrew Cito (Monrovia): 5-4
Edwin Segovia (WC): 5-4
Rowan Schaeffer (Flintridge Prep): 5-6
Matt Moreno (South Hills): 4-1
Favian Vasquez (CHHS): 4-1
JT Lu-Morris (San Marino): 4-1
Zack Escalera (COHS): 4-3
Luke Bauer (South Hills): 4-3
Brock Foulds (RCHS): 4-5
Aiden Mahoney (St. Francis): 4-5
ERA (4.00 or less w/25 IP or more):
Zach Strickland (Maranatha): 0.36
Brody Buoncristiani (CHHS): 0.41
Damian Catano (Arcadia): 0.55
Isaac Huver (Ayala): 0.95
Adrian Hernandez (La Salle): 0.95
Gus Cooper (Arcadia): 0.97
Isaac Gonzales (RCHS): 1.11
Jayden Rodriguez-Bernal (Bonita): 1.21
Zach Menlove (Monrovia): 1.26
Noah Obsenares (Pasadena): 1.31
Jude Favela (SDHS): 1.33
Wyatt Mohler (Los Osos): 1.36
Vincent Marichi (WC): 1.37
Gabriel Lopez (Arcadia): 1.38
Matt Moreno (South Hills): 1.40
Tomas Bilvado (San Marino): 1.47
Morgan Sullivan (La Salle): 1.47
Caleb Trugman (Ayala): 1.50
Luke Bauer (South Hills): 1.50
Aiden Mahoney (St. Francis): 1.58
Fernando Palencia (Arcadia): 1.58
Favian Vasquez (CHHS): 1.59
Carson Baker (South Hills): 1.62
Josh Torres (Azusa): 1.62
Jordan Garrison (Glendora): 1.68
Brock Foulds (RCHS): 1.69
Matt Vazquez (Maranatha): 1.71
James Quesenbery (Monrovia): 1.75
Nate Callaway (Marshall): 1.76
Alexander Erickson (Alta Loma): 1.82
Max Murrillo (WC): 1.82
Matt Yarc (Ayala): 1.85
Andrew Carter (Damien): 1.90
Wes Pendleton (Marshall): 1.95
Declan Bowers (Covina): 1.98
Nathan Ries (Damien): 2.02
Aidan Cube (Los Osos): 2.05
Miguel Castillo (Muir): 2.07
Wyatt Green (Claremont): 2.10
JJ Wilson (San Marino): 2.11
Ethan Sparks (Marshall): 2.18
Rudy O’Dell (Damien): 2.21
Christian Eaton (Etiwanda): 2.23
Kaleb Derosier (Pasadena): 2.24
Lucas Favretto (St. Francis): 2.30
Andrew Cito (Monrovia): 2.32
Brandon Strauss (San Marino): 2.47
Jack Rudometkin (Bonita): 2.49
JT Lu-Morris (San Marino): 2.59
Reagan Samples (Los Osos): 2.62
Aaron Jacobsen (Glendora): 2.70
Adrian Oseguera (Pasadena): 2.73
Christian Santoyo (South Hills): 2.81
Frane Flores (La Salle): 2.85
Camden Farina (Bonita): 2.90
Thomas Plotkin (Claremont): 2.98
Kody King (SDHS): 3.04
Edwin Segovia (WC): 3.10
Ryan Dorman (Claremont): 3.12
Max Zaldivar (CHHS): 3.20
Matthew Martinez (Glendora): 3.26
Zack Escalera (COHS): 3.30
Gavin Loeb-Keene (Los Osos): 3.38
Moeses Baron (Alta Loma): 3.58
Noah Aguilar-Tanphanich (St. Francis): 3.81
Jeremy Byers (Ayala): 3.75
Al Moreno (Etiwanda): 3.87
Strikeouts (25 or more):
Josh Torres (Azusa): 133
Gabriel Lopez (Arcadia): 111
Fernando Palencia (Arcadia): 110
Zach Strickland (Maranatha): 88
Edwin Segovia (WC): 84
Zach Menlove (Monrovia): 83
Adrian Hernandez (La Salle): 80
Caleb Trugman (Ayala): 77
Tomas Bilvado (San Marino): 74
Max Murrillo (WC): 73
Brody Buoncristiani (CHHS): 73
Miguel Castillo (Muir): 65
Nate Callaway (Marshall): 65
Ethan Sparks (Marshall): 64
Zack Escalera (COHS): 62
Jude Favela (SDHS): 59
Vincent Marichi (WC): 55
Camden Farina (Bonita): 54
Brock Foulds (RCHS): 54
Conrad Hunziker IV (Muir): 53
Nathan Ries (Damien): 49
Wyatt Green (Claremont): 46
Rowan Schaeffer (Flintridge Prep): 46
Kody King (SDHS): 43
Wes Pendleton (Marshall): 43
Andrew Miller (Maranatha): 41
Thomas Plotkin (Claremont): 41
Declan Bowers (Covina): 41
JJ Wilson (San Marino): 40
Adrian Oseguera (Pasadena): 39
Lucas Favretto (St. Francis): 39
Michael Gerst (Marshall): 38
Aidan Cube (Los Osos): 38
Nathaniel Pimentel (Alta Loma): 37
Will Grable (Flintridge Prep): 35
Jack Rudometkin (Bonita): 34
Aaron Jacobsen (Glendora): 33
Matt Yarc (Ayala): 33
Edward Romero (Azusa): 33
Andrew Cito (Monrovia): 32
Marcus Reese (COHS): 32
Rudy O’Dell (Damien): 32
Aiden Mahoney (St. Francis): 32
Kaleb Derosier (Pasadena): 31
Andrew Carter (Damien): 31
Reagan Samples (Los Osos): 31
Gavin Loeb-Keene (Los Oso): 31
Matt Vazquez (Maranatha): 31
Christian Santoyo (South Hills): 30
Luke Bauer (South Hills): 30
James Quesenberry (Monrovia): 29
Jeremy Byers (Ayala): 29
Carson Kelly (Maranatha): 28
Morgan Sullivan (La Salle): 28
Christian Eaton (Etiwanda): 27
Alexander Erickson (Alta Loma): 27
Jayden Rodriguez-Bernal (Bonita): 27
Isaac Gonzales (RCHS): 27
Gus Cooper (Arcadia): 27
Favian Vasquez (CHHS): 26
Max Zaldivar (CHHS): 26
Noah Aguilar-Tanphanich (St. Francis): 25
Frane Flores (La Salle): 25
Matthew Martinez (Glendora): 25
Ryan Dorman (Claremont): 25
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