Blog Post Schedule
Today: Friday's LPL Action and Sunday's Events
Monday : JV and Youth Sports Review
Tuesday : Alumni Round-Up
[Also will have the CHS Track Meet results up either later today or early Monday morning.]
LPL ACTION
SOFTBALL
@ Morro Bay (11-0, 3-0 LPL) 3, Cabrillo (11-1, 2-1 LPL) 0
Morro Bay catcher Claire Hoose called the right pitches and pitcher Kim Dauer followed her lead, resulting in a typically impressive outing for Dauer. The two work out almost every day, including Dauer's pitching lessons on the weekends, and it shows.
In Friday's 3-0 Los Padres League win over Cabrillo, the star senior struck out her average 13 batters, while scattering three hits and a single walk over seven innings. Dauer posted her fifth shutout of the season, improving to 8-0.
Cabrillo, however, presented an extra challenge. The Conqs were 11-0, had never been shut out, and on only four occasions were held to five runs or less. But careful study by Hoose led to a plan that worked from the start.
Dauer struck out the side in the first, third, and fourth inninings, allowing only a single in the first and another base-runner in the second. She didn't give up her second hit until the fifth.
Meanwhile the Pirate offense pushed a run across in the second.
Ciara Ramos' lead-off walk and subsequent steal of second base allowed her to score on Karly Alfirevic’s single up the middle. It was only the sixth time Cabrillo has been scored against this year.
Cabrillo's starting pitcher, sophomore southpaw Kiley Shae Aldredge, struck out two and was solid all day - only giving up three runs on two hits, two walks and a hit batter.
Morro Bay collected a pair of insurance runs in the bottom of the fifth inning, but Cabrillo had some chances late, forcing Dauer to pitch out of jams in the last two innings.
Gabi Palacios began the sixth inning by reaching on a fielding error, but ultimately was stranded at third after Dauer retired the next three hitters.
In the seventh, a one-out double, a strikeout, and a walk brought the tying run to the plate. Trouble was averted, however, when a Cabrillo pinch hitter was induced to fly out - ending the game.
St Joseph 14, Santa Ynez 0
Mariah Cochiolo (4-5) clouted the 2nd pitch of the game for a homer, and later added a double and two singles. Already up 9-0, the Knights had 6 hits, including 3 triples, in the seventh inning.
BASEBALL
@ Santa Barbara 9, Lompoc 3
The Braves offense was late arriving on this road trip, as they only scored 1 run through five, before tacking a run on in each of the last two innings. Dons starter Danny Zadona struck out 10 in four innings, then turned a 4-1 lead over to sophomore Colli Dewell. Dewell struck out the first two batters he faced, pushed the lead to 7-1, 8-2, and 9-3.
Cody Berryman tripled leading off the 7th, and scored on Nick Tatigue's (2-3) single, but Dewell erased the small ralley by striking two more to end the game.
Lompoc (9-2, 2-1 LPL) had 3 runs on 8 hits and 1 error, Santa Barbara (5-4) plated 9 runners with 10 hits and 2 errors. They scored 1 run in each of the first two innings, and 2 in the fourth. Lompoc tallied a run in the top of the fifth, and the Dons responded with 3 in the bottom half. Trey Barnett (2-4, 3 RBI) laced a bases-loaded double bringing in 2 runs, and another run scored with Barnett moving to 3rd after an error on the throw to the plate. Joey Gonzales (3-4, RBI) and Jack Crummer (2-3, RBI, 3 RS) led the offense for Santa Barbara.
Cabrillo 14, @ Morro Bay 3
Second-bagger Zach Pecyna went 4-5 and drove in 7 runs, including a grand slam in the fourth, to move the Conqs (3-0 LPL) into first place in the LPL race.
@ Santa Ynez 11, St Joseph 4
Pirate Head Coach Dave Keuhn picked up his 300th win, as Santa Ynez (3-1 LPL) moved into second place in league play. St Joseph (2-2) falls into 4th behind Lompoc (2-1).
Sean Rowen, following his no-hitter last year, again gave the Knights fits, throwing 5 shut-out innings before being 'iced' by his own teams success. The Pirates sent 14 batters to the plate, scoring 9 runs, in the bottom of the fifth. Rowan had a pair of singles in that parade to the plate, but wasn't the same pitcher in the top of inning number 6. He allowed 2 hits and surrenderred two walks, eventually beng charged with 3 runs, before Todd Whitmore came in to clean up.
Templeton 6, Santa Maria 3
Coach Mark Smith's Eagles (1-7, 1-2 LPL) picked up their first victory of the season, largely due to timely hitting and the efforts of Chad McGill (3-3, RBI, Run Scored) and Dan Wheeler (2-2, RBI). Santa Maria (2-9, 0-4) mustered just three hits, half of the six allowed by Saints pitchers Michael Ybarra (5 innings), Jonathan Romero and Joseph Guerrero.
Other Recent LPL Scores
Track & Field
The St Joseph girls (4-0 LPL) easily rolled (93-43) past Templeton, but the boys (1-3) fell to the Eagles, losing the meet on the final event for the third time in LPL competition this year.
Swimming / Diving
The St Joseph girls swamped the Morro Bay Pirates (102-66), while the St Joseph boys just nipped the hardy crew from the land of the rock (84-81).
Santa Ynez and Santa Maria split their contest, with the Pirate girls (96-73) and the Saints boys (89-80) prevailing.
SUNDAY EVENTS
Drake Benefit Pizza Fundraiser
On Sunday, 5 April, from 1-3 pm, Pizza Garden will donate half of all pizza sales to the family of Cabrillo Grad ('82) Kevin Drake who passed away on March 25th.
The family had moved to Las Vegas, were he died due to a staph infection following knee surgery.
Drake participated in several sports at CHS, before becoming a referee. His kids were also active in various sports.
All-Star Redux
1Dream Foundation hosts all-star games
What:
The 2nd Annual 1 Dream Foundation All Star Classic
Two games (Boys & Girls) featuring senior all-stars (Northern Santa Barbara County vs. San Luis Obispo County).
Admission is $5 for adults and $2 for students. Students can receive a “Free Admission” coupon by printing it from the foundation's home page -http://www.1dreamfoundation.com/ which has on . For more information, contact Tom Mott, tmott@1dreamfoundation.com or call 704-1132.
When:
Sunday, April 5 2009. Girls - 3 p.m. , Boys - 4:30 p.m. .
Where:
Jay Cowitz Court at Mission Prep School HS in SLO.
Why:
To raise funds for the 1 Dream Foundation, which provides educational and mentoring opportunities for disadvantaged students from around the world. By fully sponsoring high school and college educational programs, they hope that upon receiving their college degree, they can better serve their people after returning to their homeland.
Who:
Boys:
Northern Santa Barbara County
Coach - Sherman Vernon, Lompoc (Head Coach, LPL Champions )
Lompoc - Jordan O’Bryne (Los Padres League MVP), Nick Brundy
Cabrillo - Terrence Phillips (LPL Defensive MVP), Jerel Dy
Pioneer Valley - Marcel Bradock, Keith Bowman
Santa Maria - Andrew Baeza
St. Joseph - Ryan Smalley, Rodmer Lomboy
Righetti - Dominic Hitch
San Luis Obispo County
Coach - John “Doc” Jensen, San Luis Obispo.
SLO - Julian Demalleville (PAC 7 and SLO County MVP), Shane Kennedy, & Mike Sabosky
Mission Prep - Robbie Souza, Jerry Casey
Atascadero - Logan Allen
Morro Bay - Jun Jun Ebreo
Templeton - Jordan Stuedemann
Paso Robles - Mike Caraveo
Girls:
The Northern Santa Barbara County
Coach - Ron Barba, St. Joseph High(CIF Champion)
{All-CIF Southern Section Division V-AA Coach of the Year}
Lompoc - Ashley Cromp, Cameron Lizzarraga
Cabrillo - Ashley Bonenfant
St Joseph - Ane McPike (LPL & CIF Division V-AA MVP), Brianna Foreman, Colleen Smith
Santa Maria - Alyssa Lopes
Righetti - Hannah Cooper, Chrissy Besserman
Pioneer Valley - Ashley Sandoval
San Luis Obispo County
Co-coaches: John Krossa (Mission Prep), Cary Nerelli (Morro Bay)
Arroyo Grande: Kelsey Wagner (SLO Co MVP), Olivia Trudeau (SLO Co 1st Tm), Jillian Ventura
Mission Prep - Jenna Caruso (SLO Co 1st Tm), Natalie Fernandez
Coast Union - Mackenzie Cunningham (SLO Co 1st Tm), Emily Dunn
Morro Bay - Lorna Porter, Korin Sterkel
San Luis Obispo - Jayme Hall
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