“I think he is a great selection as he knows our
program and our community very well,” noted Vickery,
who is the second all-time winningest baseball coach
in the San Diego CIF with a mark of 647-345-5 (.651).
Abruzzo is a 2003 graduate of El Capitan . In his final
two yearsm the Vaqueros catcher batted a combined .444
(99-for-223) with 15 home runs and 89 RBI. He was a
member of the Vaqueros 2003 San Diego Section Division
II championship ballclub, twice earning first-team All-East
County honors with the Vaqueros in 2002 and 2003.
“Jordan has a great background in the game and
has a passion for teaching players at the high school
level,” Vickery said.
Abruzzo was a four-year starter at the University of
San Diego where he set and still holds several baseball
records. He played 3 1/2 years in the NY Mets farm system.
Last year, he served as an assistant on head coach
JAMES DAVIS' staff at Granite Hills.
“Jordan possesses the quality and attributes needed
to run a successful program,” Vickery said. “We’re
glad to have him aboard.”
Young accepts SDCC offer Eichhorst also signs with Hawks
A 6-foot, 165-pound left-hander out of Helix High,
Young will be pitching for former Major League stars
Chris Bando (Cleveland, Detroit, Oakland) and Doug Jones
(Milwaukee, Cleveland, Baltimore, Oakland, Houston,
Philadelphia, Chicago Cubs).
A year ago, Young posted a 5-2 record with one save,
a 2.46 ERA and 40 strikeouts in 48.1 innings as a senior
for the Highlanders (21-11 overall).
Hawks happenings – TAYLOR EICHHORST has been
signed off the roster of the San Diego Stars semipro baseball
team to continue his collegiate career at San Diego Christian,
which is a member of the Golden State Atheltic Conference.
Wolverines sign Romano
“I’m really excited about it,” said
Romano, the Norsemen’s varsity quarterback, shortstop
and closer.
Romano was taken by surprise when he was approached
by Wolverines head coach Erik Bakich at the Area Code
tryouts early this summer.
“That is where they first saw me,” Romano
said. “Nobody said anything to me that day.”
His next contact with Michigan was at a Los Angeles
Angels elite tryout camp at Anaheim Stadium.
After that he was offered a recruiting trip to the
Ann Arbor campus last weekend (Aug. 11-12). It was at
that point that he made a verbal commitment to Michigan
.
“They recruited me as a shortstop,” Romano
said. “This is going to be a great experience.
There is no University of Michigan on the West Coast.
That’s what makes me proud to be a kid from Southern
California getting a chance like this.”
Bottom line is few athletes from SoCal get a crack
at Big 12 competition in any sport.
“ Ann Arbor is a college town for a big school
which is what I’ve always been looking for,”
Romano said. “I want to play in the big time...
where sports is of major importance.”
The 6-foot-5, 220-pound Rustich is one of nine San
Diego CIF athletes playing for the Texas Rangers-sponsored
ballclub in the national tryout camp. He will play his
college ball at Texas Tech.
More than 100 pro scouts and college coaches are expected
to attend the event.
Monte Vista High baseball coach CHAD WILLIAMS,
an athletic standout at Granite Hills and Chico
State during his playing days, has left his Monarchs
post after two seasons to take the Foothillers’
reins, according to Grossmont High vice principal
DONNIE CARROLL.
“We got the guy we wanted to lead our program,”
said Carroll, who was a second round draft pick
of the Los Angeles Dodgers during his playing
days at Granite Hills. “He’s a good
one.”
You belong in the City Christian Patriots relocated
The City Conference will keep its three long-standing
leagues – Eastern, Western and Central – while
adding the new City League. In baseball, those teams
will feature Christian, Serra, Coronado, Lincoln and
Clairemont.
"The Eastern League will be the power league with
all of the city's largest schools by enrollment or the
most competitive schools," noted Serra baseball
coach SCOTT "Hoppy" HOPGOOD. "Those teams
are Patrick Henry, Mira Mesa, Scripps Ranch, Cathedral
Catholic and St. Augustine."
Many argued for years that because private schools
have an advantage since they are allowed to recruit,
perhaps they should be placed in a higher division for
CIF playoff competition, despite official enrollment
figures. The first step to such realignment has been
taken by City Conference officials with the new "power"
league.
The Western League will
remain relatively intact with La Jolla, Point Loma,
Mission Bay, University City, Madison, and Point Loma.
The Central League features Crawford, Hoover, Kearny,
Morse and San Diego.
Meeting the CIF minimum of five teams in all four leagues,
the conference is also guaranteed at least four CIF
playoff berths with four league champions, which could
affect which schools gain first-round home games.
The North County Conference went to four leagues recently,
while the Metro Conference (South Bay schools) now has
three leagues in football.
Recipients of Patsy Earley Scholarships
for 2012 are Will Soto (left) and Jon
Howarth (right), sandwiched around
former Foothillers coach Jim Earley. (Photo by Tim Soto)
The scholarships are given to Grossmont High
baseball players “who embody the qualities
my mom loved – strong work ethic, hard work,
family values and selflessness,” said former
Foothillers baseball coach JIM EARLEY.
Funds are raised through donations and activities
each year to support the scholarships, which were
created in memory of Earley’s mother, who
for many years ran the Foothillers’ concession
stand, which has been named “Patsy’s
Place.”
Hipolito replaces JASON FOWLER, who resigned after
three seasons with a composite 38-50 record. His club
finished 18-15 in the rugged Grossmont Hills League
last year.
“The move to West Hills made a lot of sense for
me,” Hipolito said. “My son played for Coach
Fowler and graduated in 2011. Through my son's experiences
I have witnessed the tremendous growth of the program
under Fowler. My daughter has been a member of the Wolf
Pack softball program and will be going into her senior
season. With both my kids having developed through Little
League and ASA in Santee we have always been a part
of this community.
A year ag,o Hipolito led University City to the Division
V championship of the Lions Tournament, and the San
Diego CIF semifinals before being eliminated by eventual
champion Cathedral Catholic.
“We were ranked as high as No. 13 in the county,
and as high as No. 4 in Division III (during the regular
season),” Hipolito noted.
Other stops during Hipolito’s coaching career
include San Diego Mesa College (1996-2002) and UCSD
(2003-04). As an assistant coach, Hipolito helped lead
the Tritons to the first CCAA conference tournament
appearance in school history.
“I served as the hitting instructor and developed
and implemented the offense that broke the program record
for hits in a season,” Hipolito said.
UCSD was ranked as high as No. 13 in the country for
NCAA Division II that year.
Hipolito moved over to Southwestern College (2005-09).
“We made an incredible run of four playoff appearances
that included two super regionals and a state championship
game in 2008,” Hipolito recalled of the Jaguars,
who finished ranked No. 2 in California and No. 12 in
the country for 2008.
In a return to UCSD (2010-2011), Hipolito helped the
Tritons, the No. 1-ranked Division II team in the country,
reached the NCAA national championship game in 2010.
UCSD finished with a remarkable 51-9 record in 2010.
UCSD was the CCAA champion in 2010 and 2011. The Tritons
reached the regionals in 2011, two wins shy of a third
consecutive college world series appearance.
“I have been a major contributor in every program
I have been a part of,” Hipolito said. “It
has not been a coincidence that each one of the programs
has shown marked improvement during my tenure. I have
left all the programs in better condition than when
I got there.”
Patriots among
Top Chiefs
Special to East County Sports.com
EL CAJON (6-24-12) — The San Diego Chiefs,
a team made up mostly of Patrick Henry High baseball
players, had a tough road in capturing the silver
medal of the Quality Baseball Tournament this
weekend, The Chiefs had to play three games on
Sunday (June 24) to defeat Silvas Academy and
No. 1 seed San Diego Legacy to reach the finals.
Coach Nick Farren’s Chiefs lost to the Bonita
Vice, 12-11, in the title game.
The Bonita Vice, under head coach George Lara,
drew a bye in the first round on Sunday (June
24), then defeated the Southern California Bandits
in the semis to make it to the championship.
The Chiefs had standout performances from center
fielder Garret Jarvis and right fielder C.J. Cauzza.
Andrew Lopez led the attack for the Bonita Vice
with a 3-run home run and a solid 5-inning pitching
performance.
In the 16U division of the same event, the San
Diego Monsters walked away with a championship
without allowing a single run in the tournament.
All three of the Monsters games ended early via
the mercy rule. The runner-up in the 16U division
was the San Diego Legacy (2-2).
For further information on Quality Baseball Tournaments,
send an email HERE.
Heading the list is El Capitan High senior TROY CONYERS,
the Medium Schools player of the year.
Conyers was the runner-up for the award and for Juniors
Classic player of the year to Bishop Amat's Rio Ruiz
in 2011. A blood clot ended the season early for Ruiz,
but Conyers was already in the midst of an outstanding
senior season.
Although Ty Moore of Santa Ana-Mater Dei and Luke Eubank
of Newbury Park were the primary two finalists for Mr.
Baseball, Conyers was not far behind. He was named the
CIF San Diego Section Player of the Year for a second
straight season after leading El Capitan to the Division
III title game.
Conyers batted .394 with five homers and 26 RBIs. He
also went 9-2 on the mound with a 1.02 ERA and whiffed
131 batters in 82 innings.
In his prep career, Conyers was a four-year pitching
ace, broke a school record with 313 strikeouts and played
on two Team USA summer squads that won gold medals in
international competition.
The last medium schools’ player of the year from
San Diego was Ryan Wilkins of Cathedral Catholic in
2009.
Meanwhile, Moore was tabbed Mr. Baseball in California
for 2012 by Cal-Hi Sports, the leading authority
for high school sports in the state.
In the Small Schools division, Santa Fe Christian pitcher
Nolan Gannon was tabbed the state's best. The right-hander
was the top San Diego County player selected in the
Major League Baseball First-Year Player Draft earlier
in the month after leading the Eagles to the CIFSDS
Division IV championship.
There have been only four State Small Schools Player
of the Year picks from the San Diego Section since 1960,
but all four are somewhat recent. The other three are
Nick Noonan of Francis Parker (2007), BRIAN SCHROEDER
of Christian (2003) and Ben Cordova from Marian Catholic
(1998).
In the state by year in school, Vista 's Brett Seeburger
was tabbed Junior or the Year, while catcher Alex Jackson
of Rancho Bernardo was Sophomore of the Year.
The highly decorated football-baseball player
who stands in at 5-foot-11, 180 pounds, realizes
his future is in baseball.
“Santa Barbara is getting a really great
baseball player,” said Helix head coach COLE
HOLLAND. “He’s a highly skilled athlete
who can play either sport – does every thing
you want as a player. While baseball is his game,
he’s a tremendous student athlete and fortunately
for the baseball coaches he chose their sport.”
A three-time first team selection for All-East
County and All-Grossmont Hills League, Smith was
also named All-SDCIF as a junior and a senior.
His football endeavors include being named the
All-SDCIF Defensive Player of the Year as a senior.
The hard-hitting linebacker also earned first
team defense as a junior and Defensive Player
of the Year in the Grossmont Hills League as a
senior.
“You won’t find a better student athlete
than Kacy Smith,” said Holland of the 3.50
GPA student.
Retiring El Capitan baseball coach Steve Vickery
named Cal-Hi Sports' California Coach of the Year
Now, after leading his Vaqueros to a school record 31
wins (seven losses) and a runner-up finish in the CIF
San Diego Section Division III playoffs, the affable Vickery,
who is retiring with 647 victories, has been named the
2012 ESPN Cal-Hi Sports State Coach of the Year.
Vickery joins his younger brother, retired Santana
of Santee girls basketball coach WADE VICKERY, as the
winningest siblings in California prep history. Wade
had 610 victories in 26 years, giving the brothers 1,257
wins combined.
Wade’s name is already on the list of winningest
girls basketball coaches in the Cal-Hi Sports state
record book. Now the elder Vickery will get his name
in the book on the list for most career wins in baseball.
He joins San Diego Rancho Bernardo’s Sam Blalock,
the 1989 State Coach of the Year, now retired San Diego
Mission Bay ’s Dennis Pugh, the 1996 State Coach
of the Year, and Dick Serrano, who retired from the
old San Diego University. Vickery’s win total
trails only Blalock.
Since 1933, the year Cal-Hi Sports chose to start naming
a state coach of the year for baseball through research
at the state library, Vickery is the ninth from the
CIF San Diego Section. The last CIFSDS winner was ROB
PHILLIPS of Grossmont League rival El Cajon Grossmont
after the 2008 season.
During his career, the 60-year old Vickery has captured
12 league titles, four section titles, and four runner-ups.
This group, which includes 6-foot-5, 229-pound four-year
varsity left-handed pitcher and University of San Diego-bound
TROY CONYERS, who won two of those titles before finishing
second to San Diego Cathedral Catholic the last two
seasons.
“Not only is he a great coach but he’s a
great person,” said longtime San Diego area prep
sports writer Steve Brand.
Best team? “It could have been a tad better season but
I have no complaints. These kids were winners. Just
by accomplishment, they have to be my best four-year
group. It’s hard to beat what this group has done,”
said Vickery, who wanted to talk more about his players
than being honored.
“Conyers (9-2 record, 131 strikeouts) was the
winning pitcher in the CIF title game his freshman and
sophomore years, and lost last year, but we had to use
him against St. Augustine ( San Diego ) so he wasn’t
available this year. We had complete confidence in SHANE
COLEMAN (8-2 record) since he had beaten Cathedral Catholic
and D1 ( San Diego ) Rancho Bernardo this season.”
Other players Vickery wanted to mention are senior
pitcher KEVIN GINKEL, a two-year varsity player that
went 9-0 last year and 8-2 this season; three-year starter
and clutch-hitting senior centerfielder CURREN FACER,
and junior three-year varsity catcher and third-baseman
ERIC LOZANO.
Not just baseball For his first five years as a coach, Vickery was
at Valhalla. Prior to that and right out of college
he assisted in baseball, football and basketball at
Valhalla.
“Wade and I went to El Capitan so I was looking
for an opportunity to come back, and I’ve never
regretted the move,” said Vickery, who between
Valhalla and El Capitan was also a football assistant
coach for 20 years.
On being honored “It’s an absolute great honor to be named
coach of the year, but I didn’t go into coaching
chasing honors or wins. I went into it because I have
a passion for the game and the relationships made.”
The relationships “They had a retirement party for me and a couple
of my old players flew in. It really touched me that
they made that kind of effort. When you’ve touched
a lot of lives it makes you feel pretty good about what
you’ve done for 33 years.
JIM MARCHESE, a 1989 grad that was drafted by St. Louis, flew in from Las Vegas. NATE PORTER, a 1995 alum
who played in college and is now a preacher in Colorado, flew in with his father. Several players from Vickery’s
early years at Valhalla also attended.
Best players ever Only two of his players donned Major League uniforms,
2002 grad KYLE PHILLIPS, who was with the Padres last
season, and his brother and 1995 alum JASON PHILLIPS,
who played for the Mets and Dodgers.
“My best player ever was MATT LACHAPPA, a left-handed
pitcher from 1993 that was drafted in the second round
by the Padres. He had a heart attack in the bullpen
in A ball. He’s alive, but he’s a quadriplegic
and confined to a wheelchair. He was going places. What
a tragedy.”
Family support “I could never have done this without my wife
Debbie (Vickery). We’ll be married 40 years on
July 1st. She’s been a blessing and a great supporter.
She knew I had a passion. What a trooper.”
Steve and Debbie have four grown children, including
three sons he coached in football, and nine grandchildren.
Not totally retired Vickery is leaving coaching but won’t fully
retire until next year. The El Capitan athletic director
and math and algebra teacher is actually taking on more,
since he’ll be the math department chair in the
fall.
“I didn’t want the shock of retiring all
at once.”
When one of his granddaughters asked him what he would
do in retirement, grandpa had the perfect answer.
“‘Maybe I’ll have time to coach girls
softball’ I told her, and attend all the grandkids’
baseball and softball games.”
HALL OF CHAMPIONS'
ALL-CIF SAN DIEGO SECTION TEAM
San
Diego Hall of Champions'
2012 All-CIF San Diego Section Team
FIRST TEAM
Pos., Name, School, Yr. P Troy Conyers, El Capitan, Sr.
P Brett Seeburger, Vista, Sr.
P Nolan Gannon, Santa Fe Christian, Sr.
P Ian Clarkin, Madison, Jr.
P Zack Wickham, Rancho Buena Vista, Sr.
P Luc Rennie, Torrey Pines, Sr.
C Alex Jackson, Rancho Bernardo, So.
C Thomas Eshelman, Carlsbad, Sr.
Inf Gosuke Katoh, Rancho Bernardo, Jr.
Inf Jackson Willeford, Ramona, Sr.
Inf Corey Oswalt, Madison, Sr.
Inf Bobby Zarubin, Santa Fe Christian,
Sr.
OF Stephen Gonsalves, Cathedral Catholic,
Jr.
OF Billy Roth, Vista, Sr. OF Trenton Brooks, Granite Hills,
Jr.
Player of the Year: Troy Conyers,
El Capitan
Coach of the Year: Rick Lepire, Vista
SECOND TEAM
Pos. Name, School, Yr.
P Jake Newberry, Mira Mesa, Sr.
P Everardo Tovar, Montgomery, Jr.
P Russell Harmening, Vista-Calvary Christian,
Sr.
P Kevin Grendell, San Pasqual, Sr. P Kevin Ginkel, El Capitan, Sr.
P Austin Ott, Vista, So.
P Anthony York, Chula Vista, Sr.
C Josh Estill, Santa Fe Christian, Sr. C Charles Moorman, El Capitan, Sr.
Inf Kevin Newman, Poway, Sr. Inf Daniel Starwalt, Granite Hills,
Sr.
Inf Danny Martin, La Costa Canyon, Sr. OF Kacy Smith, Helix, Jr.
OF Andrew Calica, Eastlake, Sr. OF Robert Bostedt, Granite Hills, So.
Conyers, who led the Vaqueros to a fourth straight
CIF championship game appearance (with a pair of titles),
will play for the University of San Diego next spring.
He joins Mike Correia (USDHS, 1980-81), Eric Chavez
(Mt. Carmel, 1995-96), Adrian Gonzales (Eastlake, 1999-2000),
and Matt Bush (Mission Bay 2003-04) as two-time winners
of the prestigious award.
He is also this season's East County player of the
year, taking honors after the left-hander posted a 9-2
record with two saves and a 1.02 to go with a .394 (39-for-99)
batting average.
Despite such lofty credentials, Conyers and his family
asked Major League Baseball teams not to select him
in this week's First-Year Player Draft due to new salary
and slotting cap regulations. Every area scout indicated
that Conyers could easily be selected among the first
10 rounds, but because of deep commitment to attend
the University of San Diego, did not want to burn any
ballclub which might select him.
Conyers will again become draft-eligible in 2015.
East County's other first team pick was outfielder Trenton
Brooks of Grainte Hills by the media panel for the San
Diego Hall of Champions.
Renteria, the son of fifth-year Padres bench
coach Rick Renteria, was selected by the Friars
in the 32nd round of the 2007 MLB Draft out of
Great Oak High before electing to attend college.
After spending two seasons at Palomar College,
the younger Renteria started 40 of 48 contests
in 2011 for the Cougars, hitting .336 with 29
RBI, four home runs and eight doubles.
In 2012, he was an all-conference first team
honoree after he batted .331 with 12 home runs,
46 RBI and a .630 slugging percentage.
Renteria is the fourth CSUSM player drafted in
the past two seasons. The first Cougars ballplayer
to even be drafted was former Granite Hills High
standout JOHNNY
OMAHEN to the Florida Marlins (35th round)
in 2011.
Indeed, for every kid that grows up playing baseball,
the dream of one day playing in the big leagues is the
ultimate goal. For four East County players, a similar
emotion was shared after hearing their names called
on Wednesday's (June 6) third day of the selection process.
Included were El Capitan catcher CHARLES MOORMAN, Grossmont
College reliever MICHAEL FLORES, former Christian High
product CODY POTEET, and Granite Hills starting pitcher
DANIEL STARWALT.
Moorman was the first local player to hear his named
called, taken in the 17th round (No. 546 overall) by
the Texas Rangers.
A four-year varsity player, Moorman helped the Vaqueros
pitching staff to four straight CIF championship appearances,
winning twice. As a senior, the catcher called the pitches
for every game for one of the top pitching staffs in
the entire CIF San Diego Section while batting .346
at the plate. He also added five home runs and 24 RBI
to the Vaqueros' cause.
“Chuck is very excited about being picked and
will probably sign,” noted retiring El Cap head
coach STEVE VICKERY.
At 6-foot-9, 235 pounds, it came as no surprise that
Flores, Moorman's teammate from his 2011 campaign, was
tabbed by the Atlanta Braves in the 24th Round (No.
749 overall) after spending just one season as a relief
pitcher in the Griffins bullpen.
Following his senior year at El Cap, Flores was a All-East
County second team pick and an unanimous Grossmont Valley
League first team selection, going 6-2 boasting a 1.90
ERA and had almost a 9-1 strikeout ratio posting 44
K's to just 5 walks.
Poteet was taken by the Washington Nationals with the
27th round with the 834th overall pick.
In his junior season with the Patriots, Poteet led
all of East County batting with an absurd .509 batting
average and also ranked number one in runs and hits
capping it all by placing fourth in stolen bases with
20. But his obvious future is in his right pitching
arm.
With a scholarship offer in hand to attend UCLA, Poteet
took a huge risk by not playing with his fellow high
school classmates, choosing to play in an alternate
league. For a lot of scouts, that raised a big red flag
and surely his status suffered come draft time. Not
turning 18 until early July, he's tagged as a very young
talent that is wise beyond his years on the mound, yet
has excellent command of three pitches, thus most scouts
project him as a starting pitcher in the majors.
Starwalt, the ace of the Granite Hills pitching staff,
was taken by the Philadelphia Phillies in the 37th round
with the 1,148th pick. The location was lower than originally
expected after the 6-foot-3, 211-pound right-hander
missed the majority of senior season with an L3 vertebrae
stress fracture, yet he continued to make an impact
on the mound while impressing scouts along the way.
As a junior, the lanky ace was named to the Under Armour
All-American game at Wrigley Field, an event with only
35 other players in the nation taking part in. As a
senior, he was an overwhelming obvious choice for All-East
County first team after posting a 5-5 record with a
2.58 ERA, while tossing 5 complete games. He also batted
.396 in only 91 at-bats, while playing solid defense
at first base.
One of the reasons the pro scouts may have shied away
from Starwalt is he has a baseball scholarship to Stanford
and indicated he was leaning that way.
2012 ALL-EAST COUNTY™ TEAM
El Capitan High pitcher-slugger
Troy Conyers (14) earned a second consecutive
East County player of the year citation. The left-hander
posted a 9-2 pitching record,
with a 1.02 earned-run average, while also batting
.394 this season for the Vaqueros. (File photo by Nathan Price, youatplay.com)
El Capitan senior Troy Conyers (File photo by Frank Price, youatplay.com)
Conyers captures second consecutive
East County player of the year award State-ranked El Capitan dominates picks
El Capitan pitcher-first baseman TROY CONYERS was named
East County Sports Player of the Year. The gifted
left-hander posted a 9-2 record with two saves and a
1.02 to go with a .394 (39-for-99) batting average.
Other East County Sports award winners include
Rookie of the Year Granite Hills’ JORDAN VERDON,
most improved player Santana’s BRIAN ASHWILL, unsung
hero Grossmont’s NICO MAIDA and coach of the year
JASON BABINEAU of Mount Miguel.
2012
All-East County™ Team Selected
by East County Sports.com staff
FIRST TEAM
Pos.
Name, School
Ht. Wt. Yr.
LHP/1B
RHP
RHP
LHP
RHP/1B
RHP/OF
RHP/INF
RHP/UTL
RHP/UTL
LHP
C
C
INF
INF
OF
OF
OF
UTL
Troy Conyers, El Capitan
Kevin Ginkel, El Capitan
Brandon Delaney, West Hills
Shane Coleman, El Capitan
Daniel Starwalt, Granite Hills
Juwun McCray, Mount Miguel
Sean Walker, Granite Hills
Brian Ashwill, Santana
Paul O’Connor, Monte Vista
Trenton Brooks, Granite Hills
Michael Randel, Steele Canyon
Chuck Moorman, El Capitan
Tanner Perry, Steele Canyon
Javier Gonzalez, El Capitan
Robert Bostedt, Granite Hills
Kacy Smith, Helix
Ray Peterson, Helix
Ramsey Romano, Valhalla
Player of the Year
Troy Conyers, El Capitan Rookie of the Year
Jordan Verdon, Granite Hills Most Improved Player
Brian Ashwill, Santana
Unsung Hero Award
Nico Maida, Grossmont Coach of the Year
Jason Babineau, Mount Miguel
SECOND TEAM
Pos.
Name, School
Ht. Wt. Yr.
LHP
RGP/INF
LHP/OF
LHP
LHP/INF
C
C
1B
INF
INF
OF
OF
OF
OF
OF
UTL
UTL
DH
Mark Young, Helix
Romello Carbuccia, Helix
Frank Califano, Steele Canyon
Michael Kaufman, Christian
Frankie Nunez, Helix
Diego Reynoso, Helix
A.J. Gregorovic, Christian
Garrett Gandolfo, Steele Canyon
Eric Lozano, El Capitan
Abner Garcia, El Cajon Valley
Austin Hensley, Valhalla
Curren Facer, El Capitan
Stewart Forrester, West Hills
Josh Rose, Granite Hills
Brett Stone, Grossmont
Brad Moreno, Mount Miguel
Trevor Tinney, Foothills Christian
Jordan Verdon, Granite Hills
Daniel Starwalt, Granite Hills
Trenton Brooks, Granite Hills
Brandon Delaney, West Hills
Mark Young, Helix
Sean Walker, Granite Hills
Tanner Perry, Steele Canyon
Michael Randel, Steele Canyon
Kacy Smith, Helix
Ray Peterson, Helix
Robert Bostedt, Granite Hills
12
11
12
12
11
10
12
12
11
10
FIRST TEAM
Pos.
Name, School
Yr.
LHP/1B
RHP/OF
RGP/UTL
RHP/1B
RHP
C
INF
3B
OF/LHP
OF
Troy Conyers, El Capitan
Juwun McCray, Mount Miguel
Paul O’Connor, Monte Vista
Brian Ashwill, Santana
Kevin Ginkel, El Capitan
Charles Moorman, El Capitan
Javier Gonzalez, El Capitan
Eric Lozano, El Capitan
Kyle Gasner, Santana
Curren Facer, El Capitan
12
12
11
12
12
12
12
11
12
12
Player of the Year
Trenton Brooks, Granite Hills Pitcher of the Year
Sean Walker, Granite Hills Rookie of the Year
Jordan Berdon, Granite Hills Coach of the Year
James Davis, Granite Hills
Player of the Year
Troy Conyers, El Capitan Coach of the Year
Steve Vickery, El Capitan Pitcher of the Year
none selected Rookie of the Year
none selected
SECOND TEAM
Pos.
Name, School
Yr.
RHP/INF
LHP
RHP/INF
C
C
1B/C
SS
INF
OF
DH
Romello Carbuccia, Helix
Frank Califano, Steele Canyon
Frankie Nunez, Helix
Charlie St. Clair, Granite Hills
Diego Reynoso, Helix
Hunter Stratton, Grossmont
Nico Maida, Grossmont
Hayden Schilling, West Hills
Josh Rose, Granite Hills
Jordan Verdon, Granite Hills
12
12
11
12
12
10
11
10
11
9
SECOND TEAM
Pos.
Name, School
Yr.
RHP/OF
RHP/INF
LHP
RHP/INF
SS
INF
INF
OF
OF
UTL
Brad Moreno, Mount Miguel
John Balajadia, Monte Vista
Shane Coleman, El Capitan
Matt De Rosier, El Capitan
Abner Garcia, El Cajon Valley
Dominik Sawyer, Mount Miguel
Tyler Weiss, Santana
Johnny Wright, Mount Miguel
John Butz, El Capitan
Mychal Lopez, Monte Vista
10
12
12
12
12
11
12
12
12
12
Honorable Mention
Grossmont Hills League – Granite Hills: Noah
Cummings (Jr.), Doug Brannvall (Sr.). Grossmont:
none. Helix: Brandon Lewis (12), Austin Hopwood
(12), Alex Britschgi (11). Steele Canyon:
Ameer Hindi (12), Taylor Vukotich (12), Garrett
Gandolfo (12). Valhalla: Austin Hensley (12),
Ramsey Romano (11). West Hills: Cameron Howell
(12), Tyler Sotelo (12), Stewart Forrester (12). Grossmont Valley League – El Capitan:
Jessie Burns (11), Spencer Nielsen (12). Monte
Vista: Richie Balajadia (12), Luis Lebron (12).
Mount Miguel: Dustin Burke (12), Fernando Dominguez
(12). Santana: Tommy Logan (12), Cody Conner
(12). El Cajon Valley: none.
Eastern League
Citrus West League
FIRST TEAM
Name, School
Yr.
Kiko Garcia, St. Augustine
Elliott Stepanof, St. Augustine
Travis Wilkie, St. Augustine
Jake Newberry, Mira Mesa
Joey Portugal, Mira Mesa
Austin Erb, Mira Mesa
Pat Britt, Serra
C.J. Burdick, Serra
Grant Fennell, Scripps Ranch
Alberto Bulco,a Patrick Henry
10
11
10
12
11
12
10
11
10
12
FIRST TEAM
Name, School
Yr.
Russell Harmening, Vista-Calvary
Christian
Caleb Whitley, Vista-Calvary Christian
Trevor Tinney, Foothills Christian
David Carpenter, Vista-Calvary Christian
Jordan Kirby, Lutheran
Zach Tomlin, Foothills Christian
Matt Hartman, Vista-Calvary Christian
Sam Sheehan, Vista-Calvary Christian
Misha Tripp, Lutheran
12
11
11
10
11
11
10
12
12
Player of the Year
Jake Newberry, Mira Mesa
Pitcher of the Year
C.J. Burdick, Serra Coach of the Year
none selected
Player of the Year
Russell Harmening, Vista-Calvary Christian Pitcher of the Year
David Carpenter, Vista-Calvary Christian Coach of the Year
Dave Lewis, Foothills Christian
SECOND TEAM
Name, School
Yr.
Eliot Lowell, St. Augustine
Taylor Ahearn, St. Augusiine
Matt Edmond, Mira Mesa
Bradley Trousdale, Serra
Nick Vildbill, Scripps Ranch
Adam Cantor, Patrick Henry
Andrew Schultz, Patrick Henry
Jordan Ramirez, Morse
Michael Kaufman, Christian
12
11
11
12
11
12
11
11
12
SECOND TEAM
Name, School
Yr.
Isaac Conover, Vista-Calvary
Christian
Derek Brown, Foothills Christian
Connor Raisor, Guajome Park
Josh Ollier, Ocean View Christian
Robby Blackwelder, Lutheran
Nathan High, Guajome Park
Daniel Luckett, Foothills Christian
Sam Hebert, Vista-Calvary Christian
Casey Anderson, Guajome Park
12
12
12
11
10
12
9
12
11
Honorable
Mention
Eastern League – Christian: A.J. Gregorovic
(Jr.), Kyle Harris (Sr). Mira Mesa: Trey
Lomax, Micalangelo, Gaspin. Morse: Brian
Koons. Serra: Nick Beraud. St. Augustine:
Nick Ruppert, Austin Shives, Lars Leweck, Tyler
Herburger, AJ Gerick, Bobby Kinslow. Citrus West
League – Foothills Christian: Eric Cannon
(Jr.), Ryan Quinn (Fr.).
Fowler, who also holds a teaching
position and performs a football coaching role
at Madison High, basically has too many irons
in the fire. He and his wife Tabitha are expecting
their first child the first week of football season
in August.
The fact that Fowler has a teaching
position and could not land the same at West Hills
no doubt figured in the decision.
The youthful Fowler figures to
continue his duties as an assistant football coach
for the Warhawks and someday hopes to return to
the baseball arena.
In his three seasons at West Hills,
the Wolf Pack only got better. Best of his three
seasons was an 18-15 overall record and a 4th
place finish in the rugged Grossmont Hills League
this season.
Fowler is the third East County
baseball coach to step down since the end of the
2012 season. El Capitan legend STEVE VICKERY coached
his final game of a 33-year career in Saturday’s
(June 2) San Diego CIF Division III against Cathedral
Catholic. Grossmont’s JIM EARLEY resigned
at the end of the regular season.
Applicants interested in the West
Hills job should contact Wolf Pack athletic director
DON RUTLEDGE by EMAIL.
y-forfeited
11 league games, and CIF game to Granite Hills (ineligible player)
Citrus
West League
School
W
L
W
L
Vista-Calvary
Christian
8
0
28
6
Foothills
Christian
5
3
16
11
Guajome
Park
4
4
11
11
Lutheran
3
5
12
10
Ocean View Christian
0
8
3
11
Frontier
League
School
W
L
W
L
River Valley (Lakeside)
1
7
4
14
CIFSDS Championships
Tue., May 22
Play-In Round
Division 1
Carlsbad 4, Otay Ranch 0
Mira Mesa 5, Chula Vista 3
Poway 10, Easklake 9 (8 inn.)
Patrick Henry 12, San Pasqual 5 Division 2
San Marcos 4, Bonita Vista 2
Westvew 4, El Centro-Southwest 0
Valhalla 6, Scripps Ranch 2
Ramona 5, Hilltop 1 Division 3
Brawley 6, La Jolla 0
Clairemont 2, Montgomery 1
West Hills 4, Mount Miguel 3
San Dieguito 4, Santana 1 (10 inn.) Division 4
Imperial 4, Mater Dei 3
Francis Parker 12, Mountain Empire 0
Escondido Charter 5, Holtville 2
Coronado 5, The Bishop's 4 Division 5
San Diego Jewish 9, Julian 8
Tri-City Christian 7, Maranatha Christian 3
Lutheran 6, Borrego Springs 3
Wed., May 23
First Round (Start DoubleElimination) Division 1 Vista 15, Poway 0
Torrey Pines 3, Carlsbad 1
Mira Mesa 5, Granite Hills 4
Rancho Buena Vista 4, Patrick Henry 2 Division 2 Rancho Bernardo 11, San Marcos 1
Steele Canyon 3, Westview 0
Valhalla 17, Helix 1
La Costa Canyon 5, Ramona 4 (9 inn.) Division 3 Cathedral Catholic 2, Brawley 0
University City 13, Clairemont 0
St. Augustine 3, West Hills 0
El Capitan 4, San Dieguito 0 Division 4 Santa Fe Christian 8, Imperial 0
Valley Center 3, Francis Parker 2
La Jolla Country Day 12, Escondido Charter 5
Madison 10, Coronado 0 Division 5 Vista-Calvary Chr. 18, San Diego Jewish 1
Horizon 5, Foothills Christian 0
Christian 14, Tri-City Christian 0
The Rock 15, Lutheran 0
Fri., May 25
Second Round
Division 1
Winners Bracket Vista 1, Torrey Pines 0
Mira Mesa 5, Rancho Buena Vista 3 Losers Bracket Carlsbad 4, Poway 3
Granite Hills 7, Patrick Henry 4
Division 2
Winners Bracket Rancho Bernardo 9, Steele Canyon 1
La Costa Canyon 7, Valhalla 2 Losers Bracket Westview 6, San Marcos 0
Helix 13, Ramona 3 Division 3 Winners Bracket Cathedral Catholic 8, University City 2
St. Augustine 4, El Capitan 3 Losers Bracket Clairemont 4, Brawley 2
West Hills 5, San Dieguito 3 Division 4 Winners Bracket Santa Fe Christian 10, Valley Center 1
Madison 15, La Jolla Country Day 7 Losers Bracket Imperial 3, Francis Parker 1
Escondido Charter 7, Coronado 5 Division 5 Winners Bracket Vista-Calvary Christian 10, Horizon 3
The Rock 5, Christian 0 Losers Bracket Foothills Christian 8, San Diego Jewish 2
Tri-City Christian 12, Lutheran 4
Sat., May 26
Third Round Division 1
Carlsbad 4, Torrey Pines 2 (8 inn.)
Rancho Buena Vista 4, Granite Hills 0 Division 2
Westview 4, Steele Canyon 3
Valhalla 5, Helix 3 Division 3
University City 7, Clairemont 6
El Capitan 2, West Hills 0 Division 4
Valley Center 6, Imperial 0
La Jolla Country Day 7, Escondido Charter 3 Division 5
Christian 8, Tri-City Christian 4
Horizon 11, Foothills Christian 5
Tue., May 29
Fourth Round Division 1
Carlsbad 1, Vista 0
Rancho Buena Vista 1, Mira Mesa 0, forfeit (self-reported ineligible
player) Division 2
Rancho Bernardo 13, Westview 4
La Costa Canyon 9, Valhalla 3 Division 3
Cathedral Catholic 2, University City 1
El Capitan 7, St. Augustine 5 Division 4
Santa Fe Christian 5, Valley Center 0 Madison
8, La Jolla Country Day 3 Division 5
Vista-Calvary Christian 7, Horizon 6
The Rock 3, Christian 0
Thurs., May 31
Fifth Round /Playback Finals
Division 1 Vista
3, Carlsbad 1 Division 3
El Capitan 3, St. Augustine 1
Fri., June 1
Championship, at Eastlake
Division 5
Vista-Calvary Christian 8, The Rock 4
Sat., June 2
Championships
At San Diego State
Division 4
Santa Fe Christian 3, Madison 2 Division 3
Cathedral Catholic 3, El Capitan 1 Division 2
La Costa Canyon 7, Rancho Bernardo 6 (10 inn.)
Wed., Feb. 29
Whittaker Classic
St. Augustine 4, Chula Vista 3 (8 inn.)
Thurs., Mar. 1
Non-League
Calvin Christian 8, River Valley 0
St. Augustine 5, San Marcos 4 (8 inn.)
Vista-Calvary Chr. 14, Crawford 0
Sat., Mar. 3
Foothiller-Aztec Classic
Helix 12, Santana 9
Grossmont 15, Mater Dei Catholic 2
Steele Canyon 11, Coronado 1
Eastlake 8, Monte Vista 1
Montgomery 10, Serra 2 Non-League
CV-High Tech 17, Foothills Christian 9 (game one; second game, ccd.) Falcon-Pirate Classic
Scripps Ranch 13, El Camino 8
Santa Fe Christian 7, Vista-Calvary Chr. 2 Whitaker Classic
St. Augustine 12, University City 4
Tue., Mar. 6
Bully’s East/Andy Sanchez Memorial
Mount Miguel 5, Clairemont 0
West Hills 4, La Jolla 1
Patrick Henry 14, Mission Hills 2
Mira Mesa 8, Olympian 2
Castle Park 10, Morse 2 Hilltop Lolita’s Tournament
Poway 2, Valhalla 1
El Capitan 7, Rancho Buena Vista 6
Granite Hills 13, La Costa Canyon 6 Christian Patriot Invitational
Christian 5, Lincoln 3
Horizon 16, El Cajon Valley 0 Pirate-Falcon Tournament
Canyon Crest 3, Scripps Ranch 1 Whitaker Classic
St. Augustine 10, Francis Parker 3
Wed., Mar. 7
Foothiller-Aztec Classic
Eastlake 3, Helix 1
Grossmont 8, Coronado 7
Vista 5, Steele Canyon 3
Montgomery 7, Monte Vista 1
Santana 9, San Ysidro 6
Serra 3, Ramona 2 Non-League
Guajome Park 4, Calvin Christian 1
Vista-Calvary Christiann 6, El Camino 5
Crawford 7, River Valley (Lakeside) 1
Thurs., Mar. 8 Hilltop Lolita’s Tournament
Granite Hills 9, Rancho Bernardo 5
La Costa Canyon 9, Valhalla 3
Bonita Vista 4, El Capitan 2
Bully’s East/Andy Sanchez Memorial
Mount Miguel 6, Mar Vista 5
Otay Ranch 3, West Hills 1
Morse 8, Sweetwater 4
Madison 10, Patrick Henry 4
Mira Mesa 1, Mt. Carmel 0 Christian Patriot Invitational
Christian 4, Horizon 2
Mtn. Empire 19, El Cajon Valley 1 Eagles Classic
Foothills Christian 9, SD-High Tech 6 Whitaker Classic
St. Augustine 5, Mission Bay 3 Falcon-Pirate Tournament
Scripps Ranch 3, Fallbrook 2 Non-League
River Valley 16, Ocean View Christian 6 (first win by Leopards since
2009)
Fri., Mar. 9
Foothiller-Aztec Classic
Helix 6, La Jolla Country Day 4
Grossmont 13, San Ysidro 6
Santana 9, Steele Canyon 8 (8 inn.)
Ramona 6, Monte Vista 4 (9 inn.) Non-League
Guajome Park 10, Julian 0
Lutheran 13, Vincent Memorial 4
Sat., Mar. 10
Bully’s East/Andy Sanchez Memorial
Mount Miguel 10, Kearny 0
Madison 8, West Hills 6
Patrick Henry 11, La Jolla 2
Mira Mesa 17, Mar Vista 6 Hilltop Lolita’s Tournament
Hilltop 2, Valhalla 0
Rancho Buena Vista 5, Granite Hills 4
El Capitan 6, Rancho Bernardo 5 Foothiller-Aztec Classic
Coronado 2, Santana 0
Helix 13, Ramona 11 (10 inn.)
Steele Canyon 16, Mater Dei 1 (6 inn.)
Vista 7, Grossmont 3
San Ysidro 11, Monte Vista 6 Christian Patriot Invitational
Holtville 15, El Cajon Valley 4 (5 inn.)
Christian 15, Mtn. Empire 14 Eagles Classic
Foothills Christian 3, Guajome Park 2 Falcon-Pirate Tournament
Fallbrook 9, Vista-Calvary Christian 0 Whitaker Classic
St. Augustine 7, Mission Bay 5
Mon., Mar. 12
Non-League
Foothills Christian 14, Calipatrio 8
River Valley 9, Borrego Springs 6
Tue., Mar. 13
Bully’s East/Andy Sanchez Memorial
SD-Southwest 11, Mount Miguel 3
West Hills 5, Patrick Henry 4
Mira Mesa 2, Madison 0
Mar Vista 8, Morse 3 Hilltop Lolita’s Tournament
Cathedral Catholic 6, Valhalla 0
El Capitan 2, Hilltop 0
Granite Hills 2, Bonita Vista 1 (8 inn.) Christian Patriot Invitational
Christian 33, El Cajon Valley 1 (5 inn.) Pirate-Falcon Tournament
Oceanside 11, Scripps Ranch 0
Wed., Mar. 14
Foothiller-Aztec Classic
Helix 3, Monte Vista 1
Grossmont 8, Santana 3
Steele Canyon 5, Serra 2
Eagles Classic
Foothills Christian 6, Calvin Christian 0
Thurs., Mar. 15
Bully’s East/Andy Sanchez Memorial
Mount Miguel 21, Hoover 0 (3 inn., Hoover vacated)
West Hills 5, Olympian 4
Mira Mesa 3, Otay Ranch 2
Patrick Henry 10, Mt. Carmel 1 Hilltop Lolita’s Tournament
Rancho Bernardo 10, Valhalla 3
El Capitan 5, Granite Hills 0 Christian Patriot Invitational
Lincoln 11, El Cajon Valley 2
Holtville 6, Christian 3 Non-League
Santa Fe Christian 8, Scripps Ranch 2
Lutheran 16, SD-Calvary Christian 4
Fri., Mar. 16 Hilltop Lolita’s Tournament Championship
El Capitan 3, Cathedral Catholic 0 Bully’s East/Andy Sanchez Memorial
West Hills at Madison, ccd. (continuation of protested game from Mar.
10 will not be played)
Championship: Mira Mesa 2, Westview 1 Non-League
St. Augustine 11, Mater Dei 1
Sat., Mar. 17
Bully’s East/Andy Sanchez Memorial
Championship, moved to Fri., Mar. 16 Hilltop Lolita’s Tournament
Championship, moved to Fri., Mar. 16 Foothiller-Aztec Classic
Championship: Vista vs. Eastlake, at Grossmont, ppd., rain Christian Patriot Invitational
Championship: Lincoln at Christian, ppd., rain Eagles Classic
Foothills Christian at CV-High Tech, ppd., rain (moved to Mar. 24)
Mon., Mar. 19
City Conference Tournament
Christian at Kearny, ppd., rain (moved to Sat., Mar. 24, 10 a.m.)
Tue., Mar. 20
Bill Dickens Grossmont Conference Tournament
El Capitan 6, Valhalla 0
West Hills at Monte Vista, ppd., wet grounds (moved to Wed., Mar. 21)
Helix at Steele Canyon, ppd., wet grounds (moved to Wed., Mar. 21)
Grossmont at Mount Miguel, ppd., wet grounds (moved to Wed., Mar. 21)
Granite Hills at Santana, ppd., wet grounds (moved to Fri., Mar. 23) Non-League
El Cajon Valley vs. River Valley, at Santee Sportsplex USA, ppd., wet
grounds (moved to Mar. 21)
Wed., Mar. 21
Bill Dickens Grossmont Conference Tournament Mount Miguel 12, Grossmont 11 (from Mar. 20) Steele Canyon 8, Helix 7 (from Mar. 20) Monte Vista 5, West Hills 1 (from Mar. 20)
Eagles Classic
Tri-City Christian 4, Foothills Christian 3 City Conference Tournament
Christian 11, Hoover 0 Non-League
El Cajon Valley 10, River Valley 2 (from Mar. 20)
Thurs., Mar. 22
Bill Dickens Grossmont Conference Tournament
Granite Hills 9, Mount Miguel 2
West Hills 6, Steele Canyon 5
Valhalla 5, Santana 1
El Capitan 8, Helix 4
Grossmont 10, Monte Vista 1
Fri., Mar. 23
Bill Dickens Grossmont Conference Tournament
Granite Hills 6, Santana 3 (from Mar. 20) City Conference Tournament
Christian 7, Lincoln 2
St. Augustine 2, Point Loma 1
Coronado 2, Scripps Ranch 1
Clairemont 3, Serra 2
La Jolla 14, Morse 1
Cathedral Catholic 2, Mira Mesa 0
University City 8, Patrick Henry 5 Non-League
Foothills Christian 12, El Cajon Valley 1 (5 inn., darkness) North County Tournament
Vista-Calvary Christian 3, Mt. Carmel 1
Sat., Mar. 24
Bill Dickens Grossmont Conference Tournament
Mount Miguel 3, West Hills 2
Valhalla 5, Steele Canyon 1
El Capitan 2, Granite Hills 1
Grossmont 12, Santana 1
Helix 13, Monte Vista 2 City Conference Tournament
Kearny 4, Christian 3 (from Mar. 19)
Cathedral Catholic 3, St. Augustine 2 (8 inn.)
Cathedral Catholic 2, Mira Mesa 0
Patrick Henry 14, Coronado 1 Eagles Classic
CV-High Tech 11, Foothills Christian 8 (from Mar. 16)
Mon., Mar. 26
City Conference Tournament Christian at Morse, ppd., wet grounds (moved to Thurs., Mar. 29)
Non-League
Foothills Christian at Julian, ppd., rain/wet grounds (moved to Thurs.,
Mar. 29)
Tue., Mar. 27
Bill Dickens Grossmont Conference Tournament
West Hills 4, Santana 3
Monte Vista 8, Valhalla 2
Grossmont 7, El Capitan 2
Steele Canyon 3, Granite Hills 0
Mount Miguel at Helix, ppd. (moved to Mar. 28) City Conference Tournament
Serra 10, Kearny 0
Scripps Ranch 7, Point Loma 1 Non-League
Mira Mesa 14, Eastlake 6
River Valley 15, El Cajon Valley 5 (5 inn.)
Wed., Mar. 28
Bill Dickens Grossmont Conference Tournament
Helix 13, Mount Miguel 1 (from Mar. 27)
City Conference Tournament
Clairemont 3, Christian 1
Thurs., Mar. 29
Bill Dickens Grossmont Conference Tournament
Valhalla 2, Mount Miguel 1
El Capitan 5, West Hills 4 (8 inn.)
Monte Vista 4, Granite Hills 1
Helix 6, Santana 1
Grossmont 8, Steele Canyon 6 City Conference Tournament Christian 9, Morse 3 (from Mar. 26) Patrick Henry 5, Mission Bay 4
St. Augustine 6, University City 0
Citrus West League
Guajome Park 8, Ocean View Christian 1
Non-League
Foothills Christian at Julian, ppd. (from Mar. 26; new date TBA)
Borrego Springs 7, River Valley 2
Fri., Mar. 30
Non-League
Foothills Christian 29, CV-Calvary Chr. 2
Sat., Mar. 31
Bill Dickens Grossmont Conference Tournament Championship
El Capitan 11, Grossmont 6 (11 inn.) City Conference Tournament Championships
Madison 4, Clairemont 1
Cathedral Catholic 8, St. Augustine 4
Mon., Apr. 2
62nd Annual Lions Tournament Classic Division
El Capitan 1, Elk Grove 0
LV- Silverado 8, Granite Hills 6
Torrey Pines 3, Grossmont 1
Rancho Bernardo 4, Helix 0 Premier Division
Valhalla 11, Point Loma 7 Division 6A
Patrick Henry 6, Monte Vista 1
Temecula Valley 3, Steele Canyon 2 Division 5A
West Hills 5, Visalia-El Diamante 4 Division 4A
Granada Hills 2, Santana 0
Mount Miguel 1, Broomfield (Colo.) 0 Division 3A
Christian 11, Sweetwater 2 Division 2A
Imperial 14, El Cajon Valley 0 Division 1A
Chatsworth-Sierra Canyon 3, Foothills Christian 2
Tue., Apr. 3
62nd Annual Lions Tournament Classic Division
Helix 8, Fresno-Bullard 2
Granite Hills 2, Kennedy 1
El Camino Real 3, Grossmont 2
La Costa Canyon 3, El Capitan 2 Premier Division
Eastlake 4, Valhalla 3 Division 6A
Rancho Buena Vista 5, Monte Vista 2
Steele Canyon 10, El Camino 1
Santa Fe Christian 2, Patrick Henry 0
St. Augustine 12, Mission Hills 1 Division 5A
West Hills 21, Calexico 2 (6 inn.)
Escondido 7, Serra 4 Division 4A
Santana 1, Palm Springs 0
Mount Miguel 11, Lincoln 5 Division 3A
Christian 3, The Bishop’s 0
Vista-Calvary Christian 10, LV-Del Sol 1 Division 2A
Brentwood 9, El Cajon Valley 2
Morse 4, Guajome Park 1
Division 1A
Foothills Christian 15, Crawford 10
Wed., Apr. 4
62nd Annual Lions Tournament Classic Division
El Capitan 3, LV-Green Valley 2 (8 inn.)
Montgomery 7, Grossmont 1
Granite Hills 10, Poway 1
Cathedral Catholic 4, Helix 3 (8 inn.) Premier Division
Valhalla 5, Pacific Palisades 1 Division 6A
Steele Canyon 15, Mission Bay 0
Rancho Buena Vista 7, Patrick Henry 3
Monte Vista 12, Santa Fe Christian 4
Mira Mesa 3, Vista 1
St. Augustine 11, Nevada Union 5 Division 5A
West Hills 12, Mar Vista 5
Serra 3, Oceanside 2 Division 4A
Hilltop 6, Mount Miguel 0
Santana 10, Olympian 2 Division 3A
Christian 8, Capistrano Valley Christian 5
Vista-Calvary Christian 3, Valley Center 2
Division 2A
SD-Southwest 15, El Cajon Valley 1 Cabrillo 18, Morse 11 Division 1A
Mountain Empire 4, Foothills Christian 2
Thurs., Apr. 5
62nd Annual Lions Tournament
Classic Division, at Point Loma Nazarene
Semi: El Capitan 5, Granite Hills 4
Semi: Cathedral Catholic 5, Torrey Pines 4
Final: Cathedral Catholic 4, El Capitan 1 Premier Division – at Grossmont College
Semi: Valhalla 16, Temecula-Chaparral 6
Semi: Scripps Ranch df. San Diego HS
Final: Valhalla 21, Scripps Ranch 10 Division 6A – at Hickman Field
Semi: Rancho Buena Vista 1, St. Augustine 0
Semi: Vista 4, Temecula Valley 0
Final: Vista 8, Rancho Buena Vista 1 Division 5A – at Cathedral Catholic
Semi: Oceanside 4, West Hills 3
Semi: University City df. Taft
Final: University City 13, Oceanside 3 Division 4A – at Coronado
Semi: Granada Hills df. Hilltop
Semi: Westview 3, La Jolla 2
Final: Westview 8, Granada Hills 0 Division 3A, at Alliant Int'l. Univ.
Semi: Vista-Calvary Christian 3, Christian 2
Semi: Francis Parker 5, EC-Southwest 1
Final: Vista-Calvary Chr. 6, Francis Parker 1 Division 2A – at Grossmont High
Final: Linfield Christian 3, Cabrillo 0
(Semis not reported) Division 1A – at San Diego High
Final: Sierra Canyon 10, Enterprise 1 Consolation Games
Classic Division
LV-Green Valley 6, Grosmsont 3
Helix 21, San Ysidro 0
Mon., Apr. 9
Eastern League
St. Augustine 10, Christian 0
Mira Mesa 10, Scripps Ranch 3
Patrick Henry 13, Morse 6
Serra, bye Non-League
Monte Vista 9, Kearny 1
Crawford, 9, River Valley 8
Wed., Apr. 11
Eastern League
Christian vs. St. Augustine, ppd.,, wet grounds (moved to Apr. 16, Hickman
Field, 3 p.m.)
Patrick Henry 8, Morse 2
Mira Mesa at Scripps Ranch, ppd., wet grounds Non-League
Mount Miguel 3, Eastlake 3, tie (14 inn., darkness)
Serra at Bonita Vista, ppd., wet grounds
SD-High Tech at River Valley, ppd., wet grounds
Thurs., Apr. 12
Citrus West League
Foothills Christian 14, Ocean View Chr. 5 Non-League
El Capitan 9, Point Loma 2
Francis Parker 7, Christian 1
Vista-Calvary Christian 17, Horizon 1
Fri., Apr. 13
Eastern League
Patrick Henry 10, Serra 0
Christian at Morse, ppd., rain (moved to Mon, Apr. 30, 3 p.m.) Non-League
Monte Vista at Mira Mesa, ppd., rain
Sat., Apr. 14
Grossmont Hills League
Steele Canyon 5, Valhalla 4 (second game, ppd., rain)
Granite Hills 14, West Hills 2 (second game, ppd., rain)
Helix at Grossmont (DH), ppd., rain (moved to Fri ., May 4.; and Mon,
May 14, both at 4 p.m.)
Grossmont Valley League
Monte Vista at Santana, ppd., rain (moved to Mon, May 14, 4 p.m.)
Mount Miguel at El Cajon Valley, ppd., rain (moved to Apr. 18, 4 p.m.) Non-League
El Capitan 4-0, La Jolla Country Day 3-1
Foothills Christian 10, Calvin Christian 1
Mon. Apr. 16 Eastern League
St. Augustine 7, Christian 0 (from Apr. 11)
Patrick Henry 10, Serra 0 Non-League
Ocean View Christian 13, River Valley 9
Tue., Apr. 17
Grossmont Hills League
Steele Canyon 12, West Hills 5
Granite Hills 8, Grossmont 1
Helix 3, Valhalla 1 Grossmont Valley League
Mount Miguel 23, El Cajon Valley 3
Monte Vista 6, Santana 2
Wed., Apr. 18
Eastern League
Christian 9, Morse 2
St. Augustine 11, Scripps Ranch 5 Grossmont Valley League
Mount Miguel 14, El Cajon Valley 0 (6 inn.) (from Apr. 14) Non-League
Foothills Christian 9, Tri-City Christian 2 Citrus West League
Guajome Park 5, Lutheran 1 Frontier League
Gompers Prep at River Valley, no report
Thurs., Apr. 19
Grossmont Hills League
Steele Canyon 7, West Hills 1
Granite Hills 8, Grossmont 3
Helix 5, Valhalla 3 Grossmont Valley League
El Capitan 16, Santana 0
Monte Vista 23, El Cajon Valley 0 Citrus West League
Vista-Calvary Chr. 12, Ocean View Chr. 0
Guajome Park 5, Lutheran 1
Fri., Apr. 20
Eastern League Patrick Henry 10, Christian 4
Serra 7, Scripps Ranch 0
Mira Mesa 5, Morse 3
Citrus West League
Foothills Christian 9, Lutheran 0
Vista-Calvary Chr. 9, Guajome Park 0 (6 inn.) Frontier League
CV-High Tech 12, River Valley 11
Sat., Apr. 21
Grossmont Hills League
West Hills 10, Valhalla 1
Helix 10, Granite Hills 5
Steele Cyn. 12, Grossmont 1 Grossmont Valley League
El Capitan 6, Santana 1
Monte Vista 26, ECVHS 4 Non-League
Patrick Henry 2, San Diego HS 1
Mon., Apr. 23
Eastern League
Patrick Henry 5, Christian 4 (9 inn.)
Mira Mesa 14, Morse 2
Scripps Ranch 13, Serra 7
Tue., Apr. 24
Grossmont Hills League
Valhalla 6, West Hills 2
Granite Hills 4, Helix 1
Steele Canyon 10, Grossmont 0 Grossmont Valley League
Monte Vista 19, Mount Miguel 2
El Capitan 22, El Cajon Valley 0 Citrus West League
Guajome Park 14, Ocean View Christian 1 Non-League
Lutheran 7, San Diego Jewish 6
Wed., Apr. 25
Citrus West League
Vista-Calvary Christian 7, Foothills Christian 0 Eastern League
St. Augustine 9, Morse 3
Mira Mesa 10, Serra 1
Scripps Ranch 9, Patrick Henry 5 Frontier League
The Rock df. River Valley, forfeit Non-League
Escondido Charter 6, Christian 5
Thurs., Apr. 26
Grossmont Hills League
West Hills at Grossmont, ppd., wet grounds (to Fri., Apr 27)
Valhalla at Granite Hills, ppd., wet grounds (to Fri., Apr 27)
Steele Canyon at Helix, ppd., wet grounds (to Mon., Apr 30) Grossmont Valley League
El Cajon Valley at El Capitan, ppd., wet grounds (to Fri., Apr 27) Non-League
Oceanside 5, Vista-Calvary Christian 1
Tri-City Christian 8, Guajome Park 4
Fri., Apr. 27
Grossmont Hills League
West Hills 5, Grossmont 1 (from Apr.26)
Granite Hills 4, Valhalla 3 (from Apr.26)
Grossmont Valley League
El Capitan 13, El Cajon Valley 0 (from Apr. 26)
Mount Miguel 3, Monte Vista 3 (At Petco Park)
Citrus West League
Foothills Christian df. Ocean View Christian, forfeit
Lutheran df. Guajome Park, forfeit Eastern League
Scripps Ranch 12, Patrick Henry 5
St. Augustine 25, Morse 1 Frontier League
River Valley at SD-High Tech, no report
Sat., Apr. 28
Grossmont Hills League
West Hills 7, Grossmont 3
Valhalla 3, Granite Hills 2
Helix 4, Steele Canyon 1 Grossmont Valley League
El Capitan 12, Mount Miguel 1
Santana 27, El Cajon Valley 0 Eastern League
Mira Mesa 2, Serra 1 (8 inn.) Non-League
St. Augustine 8-8, Santa Fe Christian 7-5
Mon., Apr. 30
Grossmont Hills League Helix 7, Steele Canyon 1 (from Apr. 26)
Eastern League
Christian 9, Morse 2 (from Apr. 13)
Non-League
Crawford 7, Foothills Christian 4
Tue., May 1
Grossmont Hills League
West Hills 4, Helix 3 (9 inn.)
Granite Hills 7, Steele Canyon 5 (9 inn.)
Valhalla 4, Grossmont 3 Grossmont Valley League
El Capitan 6, Mount Miguel 3
Santana 19, El Cajon Valley 0 Eastern League
Mira Mesa 9, Scripps Ranch 2
Wed., May 2
Eastern League
Mira Mesa 9, Christian 4
St. Augustine 9, Patrick Henry 3
Serra 9, Morse 1 Citrus West League
Guajome Park 3, Foothills Christian 2
Vista-Calvary Christian 5, Lutheran 0 Frontier League
Maranatha Christian at River Valley, no report
Thurs., May 3
Grossmont Hills League
West Hills 5, Helix 1
Valhalla 6, Grossmont 4
Granite Hills 2, Steele Canyon 1
Grossmont Valley League
El Capitan 2, Monte Vista 1
Santana 6, Mount Miguel 6, tie (12 inn., darkness) Eastern League
St. Augustine 7, Scripps Ranch 1
Fri., May 4 Grossmont Hills League
Helix 10, Grossmont 9 (from Apr. 14) Steele Canyon 11, Valhalla 5 (from Apr. 14)
Granite Hills 5, West Hills 1 (from Apr. 14)
Eastern League
Mira Mesa 2, Christian 0
Patrick Henry 2, St. Augustine 0
Serra 13, Morse 7 Citrus West League
Vista-Calvary Chr, 23, Ocean View Chr. 1 Non-League
Foothills Christian 2, El Cajon Valley 1
Sat., May 5
Grossmont Valley League
Santana 8, Mount Miguel 0
El Capitan 3, Monte Vista 0 Non-League Brawley
10, Patrick Henry 8
Mon., May 7
Non-League
Scripps Ranch 7, Rancho Buena Vista 2 Frontier League
River Valley 14, Marantha Christian 1
Tue., May 8
Grossmont Hills League
Helix 5, Grossmont 4 (10 inn.)
Granite Hills 13, West Hills 6
Steele Canyon 8, Valhalla 7 Grossmont Valley League
Santana 5, Monte Vista 4
Mount Miguel 21, El Cajon Valley 3 (5 inn.) Citrus West League
Lutheran 8, Ocean View Chrisitan 3
Wed., May 9
Eastern League
Serra 13, Christian 1
St. Augustine 4, Mira Mesa 3 (8 inn.)
Scripps Ranch 16, Morse 1 Citrus West League
Vista-Calvary Chr.14, Foothills Christian 0
Thurs., May 10
Grossmont Hills League
West Hills 5, Steele Canyon 4
Helix 9, Valhalla 6
Granite Hills 10, Grossmont 3
Grossmont Valley League
El Capitan 9, Santana 0
Monte Vista 17, El Cajon Valley 0
Fri., May 11
Eastern League
Christian 5, Serra 4
Mira Mesa 2, St. Augustine 1
Morse 8, Scripps Ranch 7 Citrus West League
Foothills Christian 2, Lutheran 1 (9 inn.)
Vista-Calvary Christian 6, Guajome Park 0 Citrus East League
Mountain Empire 24, Borrego Springs 6 Frontier League
The Rock 21, River Valley 0
Sat., May 12
Grossmont Hills League
West Hills 7, Valhalla 1
Granite Hills 8, Helix 1
Steele Canyon 7, Grossmont 1 Grossmont Valley League
Mount Miguel 4, Monte Vista 0
El Capitan 24, El Cajon Valley 1 (6 inn.)
Christian Patriots Tournament Championship
Christian 13, Lincoln 8 (from Mar. 17) Non-League
Horizon 7, Morse 6
Julian 7, River Valley 0
Mon., May 14
Eastern League
Scripps Ranch 8, Christian 7
Mira Mesa 6, Patrick Henry 3
St. Augustine 12, Serra 0 Grossmont Hills League
Helix 10, Grossmont 1 (from Apr. 14) Grossmont Valley League
Santana 4, Monte Vista 1 (from Apr. 14)
Tue., May 15
Grossmont Hills League
West Hills 6, Grossmont 4
Helix 3, Steele Canyon 2
Granite Hills 5, Valhalla 0 Grossmont Valley League
El Capitan 12, Mount Miguel 3
Santana 15, El Cajon Valley 0 (5 inn.) Citrus West League
Vista-Calvary Christian 5, Lutheran 0
Wed., May 16
Eastern League
Scripps Ranch 6, Christian 5
St. Augustine 8, Serra 1
Mira Mesa 3, Patrick Henry 2 Citrus West League
Foothills Christian 13, Guajome Park 2
Thurs., May 17
Grossmont Hills League
Helix 5, West Hills 2
Valhalla 4, Grossmont 2
Steele Canyon 7, Granite Hills 6 Grossmont Valley League
Santana 10, Mount Miguel 3
El Capitan 7, Monte Vista 1 (8 inn.) Non-League
Vista-Calvary Chr. 4, La Jolla Country Day 3
Lutheran 15, San Diego Jewish 5
END REGULAR SEASON
