Photos by Robert Ketterling
College Baseball:
Cypress scored four total runs in the seventh, eighth and ninth innings to edge Citrus, 8-7, and snap the Owls 12-game winning streak.
The Chargers need one win on Sunday to move on to next week’s Super Regionals.
Three errors cost the boys from Glendora three runs on Saturday afternoon.
Conner Luetto went the first six innings, and he surrendered five runs (two earned) on eight hits and a pair of hit batters.
Luetto issued one walk and registered five strikeouts.
Ryan Harrison was saddled with the loss after allowing three runs on two hits and a hit batter over three innings.
Harrison walked three and fanned six Cypress batters.
Justin Tillar scored and doubled twice, including a two-run double in the top of the eighth to give the Chargers a 7-6 lead.
Travis Curry’s solo home run in the top of the ninth gave Cypress an 8-6 lead.
Tyler Smith walked, singled and scored a pair of runs.
Ben Keisler walked, had a pair of RBI singles and scored twice.
Gavin Johnson went 2-for-4 with an RBI.
Ty Peters walked and scored.
Branden Ruiz singled and had an RBI ground out.
Geoff McArthur’s RBI single in the second tied the game at 1-1.
John Short walked and scored.
Rocky Palacio went five innings and he was charged with three runs on five hits and a hit batter.
Palacio issued four walks and registered four strikeouts.
Ezekiel Case was credited with the win after going two innings and allowing three runs (two earned) on three hits and a hit batter.
Case walked two and fanned three Citrus batters.
Rudy Carlos earned the save.
Carlos surrendered one run one three hits over two innings.
Carlos didn’t walk a batter and struck out a pair of Owls.
Jordan Daniels hit a solo home run in the ninth to pull Citrus to within 8-7.
Derek Almeda singled twice and scored.
Cole West drew a pair of walks and scored two runs.
Cam Casado walked, had an RBI single and a two-run single in the first and sixth innings, respectively.
Nick Velazquez walked, singled, had an RBI double and a solo home run and scored.
Garrett Patterson walked, singled, doubled and scored.
Dustin Yela scored once in the loss.
Up next: The Owls will need two wins on Sunday to keep their season alive.
The first game is set for 11 am.
To view a photo gallery by Robert Ketterling, click on the Facebook link here: Facebook
Box Score:
Cypress: 0-1-2-0-1-0-1-2-1-(8)
Citrus: 1-0-0-1-1-3-0-0-1-(7)
Win: Ezekiel Case
Loss: Ryan Harrison
Save: Rudy Carlos
HR: Travis Curry (Cypress); Jordan Daniels (Citrus), Nick Velazquez (Citrus)
2B: Justin Tillar (Cypress) 2; Nick Velazquez (Citrus), Garrett Patterson (Citrus)
Please consider supporting 210 Prep Sports, which is a one-man band. Nothing is too small and everything is appreciated. Thank you.
Records: Cypress (28-14); Citrus (31-11)
Photos by Robert Ketterling College Baseball: Cypress scored four total runs in the seventh, eighth and ninth innings to edge Citrus, 8-7, and snap the Owls 12-game winning streak. The Chargers need one win on Sunday to move on to next week’s Super Regionals. Three errors cost the boys from Glendora three runs on Saturday […]
Baseball: La Canada had one final nonleague contest before facing Monrovia in the final week of the regular season. And the Spartans pounded out an 11-8 victory over their visitors from Pasadena on Saturday. LCHS out-hit PHS, 14-7, including a 4-1 advantage in extra-base hits. Cyrus Garroway was charged with three runs on four hits […]
Baseball: Monrovia enters the final week of the regular season having won four of their last five games. And that includes Saturday’s 6-2 victory over Flintridge Prep. Gavin Shearing went two innings and he was charged with two runs on two hits. Shearin walked three and fanned four FP batters. Padraic Bursseau earned the win, […]
College Baseball: Palomar jumped on their visitors from Mt. SAC early and they cruised to a 12-5 victory. The Comets out-hit the Mounties, 16-8, including a 5-2 advantage in extra-base hits. After MSAC and PC knocked off Mt. San Jacinto yesterday, it became a best-of-three series that will conclude on Sunday. Hudson Castillo got roughed […]
Baseball: West Covina secured the two-game Valle Vista League sweep over Rowland by scores of 6-4 and 4-2 on Wednesday and Friday, respectively. Rieleigh Rangel went five innings, and he was charged with two runs on three hits and one hit batter. Rangel didn’t issue a walk and registered eight strikeouts. Fifty-three of his 76 […]
Baseball: Northview secured a two-game Valle Vista League sweep over Wilson by scores of 12-2 and 10-0 on Wednesday and Friday, respectively. The Vikings out-hit the Wildcats by a combined 24-5 over that two-game stretch. With two games to play against last-place Rowland, NHS is likely to finish VVL play at 7-3. They currently sit […]
Baseball: Monrovia dropped three consecutive games to San Marino in 2026. The first was a tournament game, and the last two were Rio Hondo League contests. On Friday, the Wildcats watched a 6-1 lead disappear. However, MHS would score once in the bottom of the eighth to secure a 7-6 victory over the Titans. With […]
Baseball: After getting swept in their first three-game Baseline League series to Chino Hills, the Upland baseball program has won three consecutive series. The Highlanders defeated Rancho Cucamonga, Damien and Los Osos by identical 2-1 series victories. And that included Friday’s 5-3 victory over their visitors from LOHS. Issac Carlos went 5 1/3 innings, and […]
Baseball: Damien handed Chino Hills their seventh consecutive loss on Friday. And the Spartans completed the three-game Baseline League sweep with an 11-1 road victory. DHS out-hit CHS, 10-5, including a pair of home runs. Layne Hansen went five innings and he allowed an unearned run on four hits. Hansen didn’t issue a walk and […]
