Baseball:
Chino Hills improved to 2-0 after Thursday’s 5-2 victory over Don Lugo.
Aydan Maxson went two innings, and he surrendered a pair of unearned runs on no hits.
Maxson walked two and fanned four DLHS batters.
Michael Chiotti provided three scoreless innings in relief.
Chiotto allowed one hit, walked one and he struck out for.
Andrew Baldomino got the last six outs without allowing a run or a base hit.
Baldomino issued one walk, and he registered three strikeouts.
Joseph Valencia doubled in a run in the top of the second to give Don Lugo a 1-0 lead.
Travis Jenkins walked and drove in a run on a sac fly.
David Rivera got the loss.
Rivera went five innings, and e allowed five runs on four hits.
He issued six costly walks and struck out one.
Frankie Brazil went 2-for-4 with three RBIs.
Jackson Aguayo walked, tripled in a run and scored.
Josh Mendez walked, singled and scored a pair of runs.
Matt Mendez drew a pair of walks and scored.
Matt McCliman walked and had a pair of singles.
Tatum Borgogno drove in a run on a sac fly in the bottom of the second inning to tie the game at 2-2.
Up next: The Huskies travel to Kennedy next Friday at 3:15.
Box Score:
DL: 0-2-0-0-0-0-0-(2)
CH: 0-2-0-1-0-2-X-(5)
Win: Michael Chiotti
Loss: David Rivera
Save: Andrew Baldomino
3B: Jackson Aguayo (CH)
2B: Joseph Valencia (DL)
Records: Don Lugo (0-1); Chino Hills (2-0)
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