Baseball:
The GHS bats, coupled with a lousy day by the Lancaster defense, resulted in a 13-3 road victory for the Tartans.
Glendora out-hit the Eagles, 10-6.
But it was an insane 10 LHS errors that translated in 10 unearned runs.
Aaron Jacobsen went four innings, and he allowed three runs (two earned) on four hits to earn the win.
Jacobsen issued one walk and struck out three Lancaster batters.
Kevin Mitchell (1) and Ruben Trujillo (2) combined to go the final three scoreless innings, and they registered three strikeouts.
Owen Fekety went 2-for-3 with a run and two RBIs.
Levi Linn walked, singled twice and scored.
Adrian Morales singled and scored.
Alex Mena got the loss, and he received almost zero support from his defense.
Mena went 2 2/3 innings, and he was charged with 11 runs, but only two were earned.
Mena surrendered five hits, walked two and fanned four Tartans.
Riley Cooper singled, doubled and scored three runs.
Diego Garza doubled and scored.
Santiago Garza had three RBI ground outs and scored two runs.
Mason Danison was hit by pitch, walked, singled, scored a pair of runs and had one RBI.
John Seader went 2-for-2 with an RBI and two runs.
Daniel Conness had an RBI single.
Tyler Obert walked, singled, scored and had one RBI.
Aidan Yamazaki had an RBI single and scored.
Sebastian Lawrence walked and scored.
Brayden Johnson doubled in Wednesday’s victory.
Up next: GHS will host Riverside Prep on Friday at 3.
Box Score:
G: 1-3-7-1-0-0-1-(13)
L: 0-1-2-0-0-0-0-(3)
Win: Aaron Jacobsen
Loss: Alex Mena
2B: Brayden Johnson (G), Diego Garza (G), Riley Cooper (G)
Records: Glendora (2-0); Lancaster (0-2)
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