Softball:
Bonita made quick work of Diamond Bar on Thursday.
The Bearcats secured a 10-0 Palomares League victory in five innings.
Serenity Reyes and Sara Yeats combined on a no-hitter.
Reyes went three innings and got eight of her nine outs via strikeout.
Yeats provided two scoreless and hitless innings, walking two and fanning a pair of DBHS batters.
Kaitlyn Grotenhuis surrendered eight runs (seven earned) on eight hits over 1 1/3 innings.
Grotenhuis issued two walks, and she fanned a pair of Bearcats.
Koa Puppe went 3-for-4 with a solo HR and a three-run shot.
Puppe scored twice and drove in five runs.
Laila Washington doubled and scored.
Leah Reynolds walked, singled and scored.
Skylar Lee singled and scored.
Sara Yeats walked, scored and had one RBI.
Skyy Hicks singled twice and scored.
Brianna Juarez singled once and scored.
Camryn Van Valkenburgh went 1-for-3 with a walk, run and one RBI.
Mia Guerrero singled and scored.
Madi Arzate had a single and one RBI in the win.
Hayden Andrew drove in a run on a sac fly.
Up next: BHS will host Claremont on Tuesday at 3:30.
Box Score:
DB: 0-0-0-0-0-(0)
B: 1-7-0-1-1-(10)
Win: Serenity Reyes
Loss: Kaitlyn Grotenhuis
HR: Koa Puppe (B) 2
2B: Laila Washington (B)
Thursday’s Palomares League Scores:
Claremont 13, Walnut 1
Bonita 10, Diamond Bar 0
Ayala 16, Glendora 0
Palomares League Standings:
Glendora (7-4, 4-1)
Ayala (7-2, 2-1)
Claremont (5-2, 2-1)
Bonita (8-5, 2-1)
Diamond Bar (3-3, 0-2)
Walnut (1-9, 0-4)
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