Baseball:
In 2022, Northview ended the longtime San Dimas reign atop the Valle Vista League standings.
Perhaps it was fitting that the Saints swept the Vikings this week to secure a second consecutive VVL championship.
SDHS defeated NHS, 16-2, on Wednesday, and 5-0 on Friday.
With two games to play, San Dimas has a three-game lead over Charter Oak and West Covina.
They extended their current VVL win streak to 24 games.
Kody King and Rocco Regan combined on a four-hit shutout.
King went three scoreless, allowing one hit, and striking out three.
Regan finished off NHS with four scoreless innings, allowing three hits and fanning four.
Rudy Rosales singled twice, and Joey Ramos had one base hit to account for the Vikings’ offense.
Daylon Nieblas got the loss after allowing five runs on six hits and two walks over four innings.
Vaughn Coleman doubled, scored and drove in a run on a sac fly.
Jayden Claros doubled and scored.
Jude Favela singled, scored and drove in a second-inning run on a sac fly.
John Nauertz, Kasen Khansarinia and Jayden Medina had an RBI single.
Regan walked and scored.
Box Score:
N: 0-0-0-0-0-0-0-(0)
SD: 0-2-1-2-0-0-X-(5)
Win: Kody King
Loss: Daylon Nieblas
Save: Rocco Regan
2B: Vaughn Coleman (SD), Jayden Claros (SD)
Friday’s Valle Vista League Scores:
Charter Oak 8, Covina 5
West Covina 11, Diamond Ranch 0
San Dimas 5, Northview 0
Final Week Schedule:
Wednesday:
Charter Oak at West Covina
Covina at San Dimas
Northview at Diamond Ranch
Friday:
West Covina at Charter Oak
San Dimas at Covina
Diamond Ranch at Northview
Valle Vista League Standings:
San Dimas (20-4, 8-0)
West Covina (12-5-1, 5-3)
Charter Oak (7-13-1, 5-3)
Covina (12-11-1, 4-4)
Diamond Ranch (4-11, 1-7)
Northview (4-15, 1-7)
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