Baseball:
If this week is any indication, Los Osos is on for a tough row to hoe in Baseline League play.
Perhaps it wasn’t a prudent decision to remove a coach that led the program to a 39-20 record over the last two years.
And doing it one month before the season was set to begin made it worse, because it caused a steady ship to rock and a number of kids transferred out of the school.
The Grizzlies dropped two with Etiwanda by a combined margin of 35-7.
The Eagles secured victories of 19-5 and 16-2 on Monday and Wednesday.
They out-hit LOHS, 33-10.
EHS had 11 extra-base hits compared to four for Los Osos.
LOHS is now 3-8 on the season, and they’ve allowed 60 more runs (46-106) than they’ve scored.
Etiwanda accumulated a 13-0 lead in the top of the third inning, and the Grizzlies scored one run apiece in the third and fourth innings.
Camden Ullah was charged with seven runs (five earned) on nine hits over two innings.
Ullah didn’t issue a walk and registered three strikeouts.
Kyle Humphrey was roughed up for seven runs on five hits in four innings of work.
He walked three and struck out four EHS batters.
LJ Roellig went 3-for-3 with a pair of doubles, three runs and two RBIs.
Jaxson Milius had three singles and six RBIs.
Derick Kim doubled, scored three runs and drove in three.
Angel Mejia went 2-for-4 with a walk, double, two runs and three RBIs.
Peyton Ramos singled, doubled and scored a pair of runs.
Nathan Snawder walked, singled and scored twice.
James Milam doubled in a run.
Adam Ornelas walked, singled three times and scored three runs.
Frank Gonzales walked and scored.
Milius got the start for EHS, and he went four innings and allowed two runs (one earned) on four hits.
Milius walked two and struck out seven LOHS batters.
Noah Frias provided three scoreless and hitless innings of relief.
Frias issued one walk and registered one strikeout.
Preston Young hit a solo home run in the fourth.
Aaron Ziello reached on an error, and he scored on a Moses Lanza single.
Wyatt Mohler and Sean Brian singled for the Grizzlies.
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Box Score:
EHS: 2-5-6-1-0-0-2-(16)
LO: 0-0-1-1-0-0-0-(2)
Win: Jaxson Milius
Loss: Camden Ullah
HR: Presten Young (LO)
2B: LJ Roellig (E) 2, Angel Mejia (E), Derick Kim (E), James Milam (E), Peyton Ramos (E)
Records: Etiwanda (7-6, 3-0); Los Osos (3-8, 0-2)
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