Photos by Conrad Hunziker III (https://www.instagram. com/anamorph.sports.photos/) Baseball: Muir finally secured its first Pacific League victory of the season. The Mustangs put a 13-3 beatdown on their hosts from Burbank. MHS led 11-0 in the top of the third and the outcome was never in doubt. Zachery Avrach went five innings and he was charged with […]
Baseball: San Marino took the first of its two-game nonleague series with Montebello. The Titans cruised to a 5-0 victory over the Oilers at SMHS. Colin Wildeman tossed a four-hit shutout. Wildeman issued one walk and registered four strikeouts. Fifty-three of his 85 pitches were strikes. Manny Arana went 2-for-3. Michael Rios and Fernando Cruz […]
Photos by Robert Ketterling: College Baseball: Mt. SAC scored twice in the bottom of the ninth inning to force extra innings. And the Mounties would edge their visitors from PCC, 9-8, in 12 innings. The game featured 17 runs, nine pitchers, 30 hits, including six extra-base hits and four errors. With the win, Mt. SAC […]
Baseball: Glendora spent day one of their Spring Break in Irvine. And they headed back to the 91741 with a 13-4 victory over Portola in six innings. GHS out-hit PHS, 11-6, although the Bulldogs had a 3-1 advantage in extra-base hits. Andy Flores went five of the six innings, and he was charged with one […]
La Salle Tennis Report by Coach Javier Djeu: The La Salle boys’ tennis team has officially cemented its place at the top of the Del Rey League once again. With a perfect 9–0 record, the Lancers secured their third consecutive league championship, overcoming early-season uncertainty to deliver one of the program’s most impressive runs to date. “It […]
Photos by Jeff Serpa Baseball: Don’t let West Covina’s 3-10 record as they entered Monday’s contest with Edgewood fool you. Half came by two runs or less. In fact, four of the five are one-run losses. On Monday, Edgewood scored a pair of runs in the top of the first inning and then West Covina […]
Editor’s Note: Reno doesn’t have a roster online and they don’t use game changer, so all I can do is give La Salle stats. Baseball: La Salle just won its 11th game in 14 tries. The Lancers left Anaheim with a 4-2 victory over Reno. Julio Barrera went 2 2/3 innings, and he allowed just […]
Photos by the “Game Lens” College Baseball: Citrus earned a three-game Western State Conference South Division sweep of Canyons after Saturday’s 5-1 victory. The Owls have five of their last six games. They’re tied for second with Antelope Valley and they’re one-game back of first-place Glendale. Garrett Patterson earned his first college win, going seven […]
College Baseball: Mt. SAC secured the three-game South Coast Conference series over East Los Angeles College after Saturday’s 7-6 victory at ELAC. The Huskies out-hit the Mounties, 12-8. Trailing 5-4, Mt. SAC scored twice in the top of the sixth and they got one more in the seventh. Juan Verduzco got the win after finishing […]
College Baseball: After dropping game one of their three-game South Coast Conference series with Long Beach (10-6), the Pasadena City College baseball program secured the series with 8-5 and 7-5 victories on Thursday and Saturday, respectively. Jonathan Bracamonte went 5 1/3 innings and allowed four runs on seven hits to earn the win. Bracamonte walked […]
Baseball: Twenty-four hours after a disappointing one-run loss at home to Heritage Christian in an Olympic League contest, Maranatha dropped a 12-0 beatdown on the Warriors in five innings. The Minutemen out-hit HCHS, 16-4, including a 5-1 advantage in extra-base hits. Bradley Loiacono went four scoreless innings and scattered four hits. Loiacono didn’t issue a […]
Baseball: After a couple of losses in the last week to Chadwick and Rosemead, Rio Hondo Prep took out its frustration on their visitors from Webb. The Kares out-hit the Gauls, 10-1, including a 2-0 edge in extra-base hits. Benicio Tardino went six innings to earn the win, and he allowed one run on one […]
Baseball: Downey snapped Claremont’s nine-game win streak on Friday. The Vikings rode the arm of Max Bailon to defeat the SGV area’s only 12-win program. Bailon went the distance and allowed one run on four hits. He issued a pair of walks and registered one strikeout. Fifty-two of his 82 pitches were strikes. Jacob Lucas […]
Photos by Beth Oualline Baseball: Talk about a rough schedule. After Friday’s 10-0 loss to their visitors and the No. 4 ranked program in the state by MaxPreps (Norco), Bonita will open Palomares League play next week against No. 6 Ayala. The Cougars lone loss of the season was a 3-2 setback at No. 2 […]
Baseball: For the second time this week, Glendora secured a 1-0 lead against Ayala, and the Bulldogs answered with nine runs. AHS secured the two-game Palomares League sweep with victories of 9-1 and 9-2 on Wednesday and Friday, respectively. The Tartans actually out-hit their hosts, 9-6. Easton Sarmiento earned the win after going 4 2/3 […]
Baseball: Three days after dropping their first Rio Hondo League game to visiting San Marino (4-1), Monrovia handed La Canada its first league loss (4-1) at LCHS. The game featured two five-win pitchers in James Quesenbery and Joe Bell. Quesenbery improved to 6-0 after going the distance and allowing an unearned run on six hits. […]
Baseball: Marshall improved to 2-0 in Mission Valley League games thanks to Friday’s 14-4 beatdown over Mountain View in five innings. It’s the Eagles first home win of the 2026 season. Marshall out-hit Mountain View, 15-4, including a 6-1 advantage in extra-base hits. Adam Alcantar got roughed up for 11 runs (10 earned) on 13 […]
Baseball: La Salle won’t be getting a Christmas card this year from the Serra baseball program. In three Del Rey League games, the Lancers defeated the Cavaliers by a combined margin of 29-0. Three days after a 15-0 beatdown at Serra, La Salle settled for a 4-0 victory. Andrew Luna and David Eriksson combined on […]
College Baseball: Citrus remained one-game back of first-place Glendale after Thursday’s 15-10 victory at Canyons. The Owls led 15-1 before the Cougars scored six runs in the bottom of the eighth, and they got three more in the ninth. Twelve of the game’s 24 combined hits were of the extra-base variety, including six home runs. […]
