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Stars split summer collegiate openers
- Updated: June 11, 2022
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2022 SAN DIEGO STARS SUMMER COLLEGIATE BASEBALL
By Nick Pellegrino
ECS staff writer
LAKESIDE — Brady Joslyn registered a pair of RBI singles, while Mateo Medina scored a run by stealing home, allowing the San Diego Stars to skate past the San Diego Redbirds, 7-3, in Saturday’s (June 11) summer collegiate baseball opening doubleheader.
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Stars pitcher Luke Gentry fires complete-game 2-hitter . In the background is shortstop Camden Sos / Photo by Nick Pellegrino
The Redbirds took the first contest, 10-4, before the Stars gained the split, in action held at El Capitan High’s Hostetler Field.
Joslyn (Granite Hills ’17) lined a pair of hard grass-cutters up the middle, with both Redbirds middle infielders only able to barely knock the balls down with runs scoring the first and fourth innings for a 4-1 lead.
While at Henry, Medina led the CIF-San Diego Section in RBI during the pandemic-shortened 2019 season. However, he demonstrated his speed by catching the Redbirds pitcher off guard in his theft of the plate.
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Stars bat boy “Short Hop” Hopgood
Meanwhile, Stars pitcher Luke Gentry (Christian HS ’16, San Diego Christian College ’22) fired a complete game for the victory. Only two of the runs were earned in his 2-hitter, striking out four Redbirds batters.
For the Stars (1-1), Wright, the leadoff batter, went 2-for-3 and scored twice, and Medina scored twice.
In Game 1, the Stars’ Famolaro batted 3-for-5 with two runs and three RBI, coming up just a single short of hitting for the cycle.
The Stars (1-1) open Western Baseball Association action on Tuesday, meeting the Gorillas (aka Bulldogs) in an early 4 p.m. start at Vista High School.
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Stars first baseman Andrew Ritayik (right) with an easy putout / Photo by Nick Pellegrino