At Lompoc
Lompoc [5-1] 14, Nipomo [3-1] 3 [Story] [Stats]
Ryan Bower only allowed 3 hits - while the Braves scored more than that many runs in an inning - twice. After an eight run first inning, they added another four in the fourth. Bower went 5 innings, gave up 3 runs (2 earned), and had a 8-4 strike-out to walk advantage. Reliever Daniel Dunaetz cleaned up the last two with no runs, no hits, 4 K's, and 2 walks.
Even though they had help (7 walks, 1 batter HBP), the bats certainly showed up in this one. At least 8 Braves had a notable day at the plate.
Hirzel: 1-3, double, 2 RBI, 2 runs scored
Bower: 2-2, 2 RBI
Tatigue: 2-3, 2 RBI, run scored
Aguailar: 3-3, 1 RBI
Aguilar: RBI, 2 runs scored, 2 walks
Mallory: 2-2, RBI
Sapp: 1-1, double, RBI, run scored
Berryman: 2-2, double, RBI, 2 runs scored
For the Titans, Ryan McNeil went 1 for 3 (double, 2 RBI), but also took the loss on the mound. Sean Perskey was 1-for-3 and scored two runs.
Freshmen: St Joseph 3, Lompoc 2
The Braves utilised a "team effort" to surrender a three run lead to the Knights, but fought back in the bottom of the seventh. They had pushed a run across to cut the margin to one, and had the bases loaded with one out. The batter then clipped a high fastball into the air - unfortunately, high into the air just in front of home plate. Even more unfortunately, the Ump didn't call the infield fly rule into effect, forcing the runner at third into movement.
The catcher dropped the fly ball about three feet up the third base line, and about two feet inside the line. The ball rolled into foul territory, and the runner came home. The reciever attepted to tag the runner - then threw to first, where the batter beat the throw. Coach Rubio, coaching at third, pointed at the runner who had crossed the plate and said to the Ump, "He's safe - right !". The Arbiter replied - "Yes". Game tied, bases loaded - right ?
Nope. The St. Joe coach came boiling out out onto the field, as his kids were trying to involve the runner who had already crossed the plate in a 'pickle', protesting a) that the IF rule required the batter to be called out, and b) that the runner at home had been tagged out. Eventual result ? The runner was called out at home (out #2), due to a mystery tag, the runner at first was safe, the next batter grounded out, and the Knights won 3-2. Maybe someone wanted to go home and check their brackets in the NCAA tourney.
Several spectators/parents were quite upset, and did not behave with the greatest decorum. Too bad really, the kids just want to play ball - and the alledged 'grown-ups' mess things up.
The game itself was pretty good, lefty Lucas Martin started on the hill, and Keldon Marmalejo threw the last 2 innings. Marmalejo also singled, so did Virlin Donelson (plus 2 walks), and Toby Contreras had a double. The squad had two batters reach base after being hit by pitches.
At Cabrillo
Cabrillo [4-2] 5, Atascadero [0-4] 3
Two out, bottom of the fourth, Sean Greathead at the plate with runners on - and, he comes through with a three-run triple. Greathead was 2-for-3 on Thursday, and Conq starter 'Big' Brian Engler (1-2) went six innings striking out five and surrendering five hits. Thomas White picked up his first save by working the seventh.
At Santa Ynez
Santa Ynez [7-1] 4, San Luis Obispo [3-1] 3
Home runs by Ty Silacci and Scott Shields were not enough for SLO, neither was outhitting Santa Ynez 8-5.
Two innings in, the Pirates were up 4-0, then held off the charging Tigers for the win. In the four-run second inning, Zach DeMarcus doubled to score run number three, then Nicho Delavalle singled to bring in DeMarcus with run #4.
The Tigers got three runs back in the fourth inning off starter Todd Whitmore, whom coach Dave Kuehn had originally planned to have only go 2-3 innings as a tuneup for the league contests next week. In the fateful fourth, there were those homers back-to-back followed by a single. Tyler Lowry then took the mound and shut down SLO the rest of the way. Evan Soliman helped keep the Pirates in the game by blocking several wild pitches and picking off a runner in the sixth.
At Morro Bay
Paso Robles [2-2] 6, Morro Bay [3-3] 1
A Zach Jones four-hitter, combined with Austin Swank's offensive output (3- 3, double) did in the "other" Pirates. The Baysters did get one extra-base hit - a Tyler Lee double.
At Templeton
Arroyo Grande [3-1] 14, @ Templeton [0-5] 1
Already up 5-0, Kyle Raubinger's double started an Arroyo Grande eruption for seven runs in the fourth inning, as they cruised to a 14-1 victory. The Eagles from the south (AG) outhit Templeton 14-2, while the northern Eagles (Templeton), made things even easier for the visitors by committing six errors.
Arroyo Grande catcher Seth Spears (3-3, all doubles, 2 RBI) led the team offensively, and Eric Simon (2-3 3 RBI) also made significant contributions.
Three AG pitchers - Kyle Pearson, Forrest Pankey and Eric Simon combined on a two-hitter. Kyle Peterson collected the win, and Pankey relieved him in the fifth inning.
Templeton's Ricky Hun took the loss, Dan Wheeler hit smacked a triple, and Brendan Pinkerton hit safely in his only at-bat.
SOFTBALL
At Cabrillo
Cabrillo [7-0] 3, Righetti [2-5] 0
Amanda Leake three-hit the Warriors en route to a complete game shutout. Cabrillo only had five hits themselves - but one of them was Adrianna Segura's two-run homer. Alexa Garcia went five innings for Righetti, before Hayley Davis took over in the circle, and struck out five.
At St. Joseph (St. Louis de Montfort)
Game 1: St. Joseph [4-3] 8, Paso Robles [5-4] 1;
Kailey Snyder pitched a five-hit complete game, the Bearcats had seven errors, and the Knights blew this one open with a six run sixth inning.
Alexa Sanders doubled and Caitlyn Voss tripled.
Game 2: St. Joseph [5-3] 5, Paso Robles [5-5] 3
The Bearcats played better in this one - committing only two errors, but so did Alexa Sanders. She doubled twice, and Caitlin Voss doubled for St. Joseph.
BOYS TENNIS
At Morro Bay
Morro Bay [2-2, 1-2] 10, Cabrillo 8
The Pirate's Mike Ion swept (6-0, 6-2, 6-3). No other info available.
Santa Ynez [3-3, 2-0 LPL] 14, St. Joseph [1-1 LPL] 4
Singles players Miles Seemann and Juan Ferrer dominated, each sweeping three sets. No. 1 doubles pair Curtis Cole / Austin White also swept three for the Pirates. The Knights points came from solo wins by singles Jake Eszes, Hayes Dunn and Jose Franco and by #2 doubles Taylor Monrey / Matt Hiltner.
Templeton 13, Santa Maria 5
The Eagles victory was keyed by two sweeps, Jeff Eisemann (6-2, 6-2, 6-4) in singles, and doubles team Sam Rubin and Ben Rubin ( 6-1, 6-1, 6-1).
TRACK AND FIELD
At Cabrillo High School
Boys: Varsity - Cabrillo 73, Morro Bay 63 [JV - Cabrillo 34-9]
Girls: Varsity - Cabrillo 65, Morro Bay 71 [JV - Cabrillo 82-11]
The Conqs were short-handed in this one, as the more verteran middle & long distance runners were saved to run at the Camarillo Invitational on Friday. The girls squad was also missing usual points leaders, Diamone Mitchell and Tionna Tank, who have been out for several weeks. They are expected to return next Thursday.
{NOTE: Only partial results (no field events) have been recieved thus far. We hope to have the complete set by this weekend.}
Boys Winners Include:
J. Watson - 100 (10.41), 200 (24.27)
Marco Marrero - 110 Hurdles (17.23)
T. Wilson - 330 Hurdles (43.93)
Boys 4 x 100 Relay (46.20)
Junior Varsity:
L Nunez - Mile (5:15), 880 (2:20.48)
Terry Jones - 110 Hurdles (19.69), 330 H (48.57)
J. Chandler - 100 (11.52)
Boys 4 x 440 Relay (5:06.05)
Girls Winners include:
Kendall Reynolds - 110 Hurdles (18.34)
..also reportedly won two jumping events
Katie Avila - 440 (1:05.43)
R. Rogers - 100 (12.13), 330 H (52.33)
Junior Varsity:
Isabel Tejada - 110 Hurdles (22.18)
L. Pack - 440 (1:07.39)
S. Miranda - 100 (12.12), 200 (28.77)
Maynes - 330 Hurdles (1:00.66)
V. Buch - 2 Mile (14:08.23)
At Santa Maria High School
Boys: Santa Maria 77, Templeton 76
Girls: Templeton 90, Santa Maria 42
The Saints boys, hosting a meet on their new all-weather track for the first time, also won for the first time in more than a year. The Saints girls won three events.
Templeton Winners included:
Paul Denlinger - Mile (4:38), 800 (2:03), 3,200 (10:06)
Savannah Camacho - 800 (2:17), 200 (27.1)
Natalie Hoag - Triple jump (33-9), High jump (5 feet)
Santa Maria Winners:
Santa Maria Winners:
Steven DeCarmarmond - 100 HH (15.94 PB), 400 (54.39), 300 IH (44.17)
Josh Marzett - 100 (10.86 PB), 200 (22.96 PB)
Marzett, Joel Enriquez, Cameron Glasgow, Tyrone Wilkerson - 400 Relay (44.59)
Mershad Dylan - Shot Put (43-4 PB)
Glasgow - Long jump (20-0 1/2)
Brian Delgadillo - Triple jump (38-0 1/2)
Cynthia Orozco - 1,600 (6:04)
Rae Rae Tyler - 100 (13.01)
Joyce Loberg - Shot put (32-0)
At St. Joseph
At St. Joseph
Boys: Santa Ynez 70, St. Joseph [0-2 LPL] 66
Girls: St. Joseph [2-0 LPL] 84 1/3, Santa Ynez 41 2/3
For the second week in a row, a St Joseph boys LPL meet has been decided by the 1,600 relay, and for the second meet in a row for St. Joseph’s boys they came up short as Santa Ynez won in 3:34.8.
St. Joseph winners included:
Natasha Kolbo - 100m (12.9), 200m (26.8), High jump (5-0)
Teresa Loya - Discus (131-9 PB), Shot put (40-11 PB)
Tiffany Kinson - 100 H (17.1), 300 H (50.0)
Kelly Mayer - 1,500 (5:08.4), 3,000 (11:43.8)
John Sua - (55-0 1/2 PB)
Santa Ynez winners include:
Cody Uhrig - 200 (23.2), 400 (53.7)
Ethan Stewart - High jump (5-10), Pole vault (11-6)
BOYS GOLF
At Morro Bay Golf Course
Los Padres League Tournament #1
Led by Medalist Tyler Shean's 68 (3 under), Santa Ynez shot a 378 to win the first LPL Tourney of 2009. Chris Blystone (St. Joseph- 69) was second, while Matt Hansen (Morro Bay - 72) finished third. Of local note, the Conqs squeeked by the Braves by a stroke.
Team Scores:
Santa Ynez - 378
St. Joseph - 407
Morro Bay - 409
Templeton - 449
Cabrillo - 474
Lompoc - 475
Santa Maria - 533
Individual scorers included:
Santa Ynez
Tyler Shean - 68, Johnny Henno - 74, Parker Colvin - 74,
A.J. Woronovich - 78, and Mike Swetech - 84.
Morro Bay
Matt Hansen - 72, Eric Olson - 75
Templeton
Greyson Morain - 77, Tanner Westbrook - 82
BOYS VOLLEYBALL
The Pirates got back on the winning track after a couple of close losses, and the Saints kept trying.
At Santa Ynez
Santa Ynez [4-3] 3, Righetti 1 (23-25, 25-14, 25-16, 25-15) Chase The Pirates Chase Sprague, Travis Jones and Jon Bridgeman tallied 11 blocks, with Bridgeman adding 17 kills. Dakota McIntyre had 11 digs and 7 kills. Dustin Alker had 16 service winners and 12 digs, including 4 crucial saves.
At Santa Maria
Mission Prep [1-2] 3, Santa Maria 0 (25-13, 24-13, 24-21)
The Royals Sean Robinson was the catalyst- a team-high 20 assists to go with 4 kills, 4 digs, and 10 of Mission Prep’s 16 aces. Jerry Casey pitched in nine kills and two blocks.
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