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EAST COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS FASTPITCH — May 2013
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EL CAJON (5-11-13) — El Cajon Valley High ended its season on an upnote, scoring in the bottom of the 5th inning to avoid the shutout bid of visiting Monte Vista in Friday's (May 10) Grossmont Valley League make-up game.

NOELLE PONTIUS accepted a leadoff walk, then advanced to third base on a passed ball and a wild pitch. JESSICA SNOW also walked, but when she took off for second base, the throw went through and Pontius scored (although Snow was out at second).

Pontius batted 2-for-2 plus a walk for the Braves. In addition, CRISTINA VALENZUELA stoked a double to left.

SCRIPPS RANCH 15, CHRISTIAN 3 — The Falcons' MAKAYLA MARTIN collected four hits and five RBI, leading Scripps Ranch past host Christian in an Eastern League make-up game to complete the regular season, held Thursday (May 10) at Dawson Field.

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Mira Mesa's Katiyaba Mauga hits home run No. 41
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Mauga finally registers her record homer

By Nick Pellegrino
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MIRA MESA (5-10-13) — A long, difficult season for University of Arizona bound slugger KATIYANA MAUGA finakky gained a silver lining.

With her Mira Mesa Marauders situated on the bubble for a CIF San Diego Section playoff berth, the senior was all too aware Thursday (May 9) might be her final high school game, and her final chance to gain an important entry to the record book.

Fortunately, the season-long chase saw the record come to fruition.

In the 3rd inning, the powerful Mauga utilized an inside-out swing on an inside pitch at her knees, sending a rainbow to the opposite field which barely over the right-field fence. Luckily, barely counts, as Mauga registered career home run No. 41 to squal the second record.

"I was thinking this could be my last game, my last chance at the record because we don't know if we'll make the playoffs," said Mauga. "Unlike my first three years, this is a really young team, so we haven't been as successful as in the past, so I've had fewer opportunitites."

Patrick Henry right fielded ALLY FAILLACE, playing towards the gap for the power hitter, raced deep into the corner to chase the ball, but it dropped over the fence by just a foot or two.

"You could see me screaming and waving my arms -- I was so excited," she added. "People have been talking about the record since last season, so I would've been really disappointed not to get it."

"I just hope this team can get into the playoffs. It would be important to the team and I would get at least one more game to break the record."

Mauga equalled the mark set by Trina Harrison of Oceanside (2004-08).

Mauga also moved into second place on the career RBI list.
Patriots have last say against Mira Mesa

By Nick Pellegrino
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MIRA MESA (5-10-13) — History was made on the finally day of the regular season, but another team would have thr last laugh.

Mira Mesa senior KATIYANA MAUGA, hampered by a leg injury most of the season, finally collected her record-tying 41st home run of the season, but Patrick Henry controlled Thursday's (May 9) ballgame in claiming a 13-3 run rule victory.

The decision held major playoff implications, as the Patriots take second place in the Eastern League by q full game over the Marauders. Both sides expressed this was a must-win outing just to gain admission into the postseason field.

While Mauga was able to make a new listing in the section record book, Patrick Henry first baseman DANIELLE ROMERO will also remember her career day, finishing with five RBI, including a 2-run single in the 5th inning to invoke the run rule.

"I just went to the cages to work on going to right field," noted Romero. "It really helped me to go to all fields."

Romero's big day started by following teammate MADDIE BARRAZA with consecutive doubles to open the 3rd inning. An inning later, Romero again found the gap in right-center field, driving home a pair of teammates in SIERRA ALTMEYER and ALLY FAILLACE.

Romero then lined a hot grounder through the circle and into center field in the 5th on the very first pitch off the Mira Mesa bullpen.

Meanwhile, Faillace batted 3-for-4, including a 2-run double to cap a 4-run rally in the 2nd inning to jumpstart the Patriots.

"It's a good feeling to know we earned it to finish second so we can get into the playoffs," noted Faillace. "We knew it was must-win, but once we got a few hits, we were able to keep it going."

ERIN SHICK was the winning pitcher, but survived early efforts by Mauga, who spanked the top of the fence for a double in the 1st before getting her homer in the 3rd. On her finally at-bat, Mauga just missed in a major-league popup which eventually fell for a basehit on a mixup between Patriots defender.

SERRA 10, CHRISTIAN 4 — Conquistadors senior center fielder ELONTAY COLLINS belted a 1st-inning homer, then the Q's scored three times in the 2nd, 5th and 6th, allowing Serra to celebrate a Senior Day victory over Christian in Thursday's (May 9) Eastern League contest in Tierrasanta.

Collins, in her final home game, was a whisker short in hitting for the cycle. She went 4-for-4 with her homer to left field, a triple and a paif of basehits. She also scored three times.

PATRICIA TURNER batted 3-for-4, including a extra-base hit in a Serra power display in the 4th.

Following a lead triple by Collins, ASHLEY BLAKELY hit a deep drive which went for a sacrifice fly and a 5-1 lead. MAGGIE RYAN walked, followed by consecutive doubles by Collins and BROOKE RUSSELL (2 RBI).

In the 6th, Blakely (single), KATRINA SIMMONS (sac fly) and Ryan (single) drove in one run each.

Christian got on the scoreboard in the 4th when ANAYA TOBIASON bunted for a single, advancing to third base on a pair of ground balls. With two outs, ANNA SHERBURNE singled in Tobiason.

The other Patriots runs came in the 6th. With the bases loaded KAYLA KRUEL walked to force home ALYSSA HARRIS (lead walk), followed by consecutice sacrifice flies by Sherburne and TAYLOR MILLER to bring home, respectively, Tobiason (double) and JENNY ESQUIVEL (safe on error).

SCRIPPS RANCH 12, MORSE 1 (5 inn.)
— Freshman pitcher ALISON PERRY struck out five batters in tossing a 1-hitting to tackle the Tigers in Thursday's (May 9) Eastern League game.

The Falcons (16-10 overall, 9-0 EL) struck early to mount a 9-0 cushion, capped by a 3-run homer from junior second baseman
SUSANNE MORRIS in the 3rd inning.

First baseman AMANDA ROBINSON went 2-for-3 with a double and a pair of RBI, while catcher BRYANNA DATKO and designated player MAKAYLA MARTIN each added a pair of basehits.

Steele Canyon pitcher Rachel Beasley
(Photo by James Kramer)
Grossmont Hills League
STEELE CANYON 12, HELIX 0 (6 inn.)
— Everything came up Sevens for the visiting Cougars.

Steele Canyon scored seven times in the 1st inning, while seven players recorded multiple-hit games in down the Highlanders in Thursday's (May 9) Grossmont Hills League finale. The game only went six innings due to the run rule.

GRACE KRAMER pitched four innings of shutout ball to gain the victory. RACHEL BEASLEY tossed the final two frames to gain the save.

Kramer also matched teammate TORI YANITOR by driving in two runs each. Yanitor then matched KALI SCHWARTZ with a pair of doubles each.

For Helix, Senior Day honorees CHANELLE WARD (2-for-3) and KEANA NAKATA (1-for-3) collected all of the hits for the Highlanders.

VALHALLA 6, GROSSMONT 1 — The Norsemen completed a perfect 5-0 second-round sweep of Grossmont Hills League opponents by shutting down the Foothillers on Thursday (May 9).

Norsemen pitcher ASHLEY MADARA struck out eight Hillers in tossing a 3-hitter.

ABIGAIL METSCH was perfect at the plate, going 4-for-4 with a double and an RBI, while MADISON LABSHERE added three hits and a walk. Freshman BRANDI KOHEL also posted theee hits plus and RBI.

All three hits for Grossmont were registered by WHITNEY DIBB, including a double.

WEST HILLS 5, GRANITE HILLS 0 — Wolf Pack junior KATIE BYRD homered on Senior Day in western Santee in a GHL triumhph over the Eagles.

Granite Hills outfielder Alissa Budvarson with a diving catch to rob West Hills.
(Photo by Suzy Lahitte)
ADDITIONAL PHOTOS HERE

Grossmont Valley League
EL CAPITAN 10, EL CAJON VALLEY 0 (5 inn.)
— On Senior Day in Lakeside, the visiting Braves were gracious to allow Vaqueros senior DELANIE GOURLEY to pitch, mowing down all six batters she faced on strikeouts in Thursday's (May 9) GVL run-rule victory. One of the Ks was career No. 1,300 for Gourley (No. 13), retiring a Braves batter who also wears No. 13.

SANTANA 10, MONTE VISTA 1 — Will be updated soon... writer on the Disabled List... lol


Sportswriter suffers concussion

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EL CAJON (5-10-13) — East County Sports sportswriter Nick Pellegrino was released from Grossmont Hospital after suffering a concussion during Thursday's (May 9) Eastern League softball at Mira Mesa High School.

Moments after Marauders senior Katiyana Mauga slugged her CIF San Diego Section career record-tying 41st home run, Pellegrino was struck in the side of his head by a football being tossed by several Mira Mesa students.

According to several witnesses, the receiver lost the ball in the sun, glanced off his hands and struck Pellegrino.

Pellegrino was knocked out, but told a Mira Mesa parent – who is a medic at MCAS Miramar – he was dizzy but fine. However, he was later taken to Grossmont Hospital with assistance from the West Hills High softball coaching staff – he stopped at the school on his way home – when suffering additional symptoms.


Patriots duo fires no-hitter at Morse

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SAN CARLOS (5-9-13) — Patrick Henry High pitchers ERIN SHICK and ALLY FAILLACE combined for the Eastern League's first no-hitter of the season, leading the Patriots past visiting Morse, 10-0 in five innings.

The pair allowed just three Tigers baserunners on an error and two walks. However, the pitchers faced just one batter above the minimum thanks to a pair of double plays.

"Our defense was just outstanding," said Patriots head coach DON SHAFFER. "While our pitchers were hitting their spots very, very well."

Included was a 5th-inning twin-killing when Patrick Henry third baseman MADDIE BARRAZO snared a line drive, then fired to first baseman DANIELLE ROMERO to catch a Tigers runner who failed to freeze.

ANYA VANDERSIP paced the offense with a pair of basehits for two RBI. In the 1st, Vandersip doubled home Barraza, who would score twice after getting hit by a pitch and walking.

SIERRA ALTMEYER also scored twice and recorded a run-scoring single, while Romero had a double and a pair of RBI.

Shick pitched the first three innings to collect the victory. Faillace tossed the final two frames to garner the save.

MIRA MESA 10, SERRA 5 — In a day for the underclassmen, Marauders center fielder KRISTEN "K.P." PARKER registered a pair of RBI without the aid of a basehit, while teammates ASHLEY MORAN and JORDYN NOWAKOWSKI each drove in two runs by more traditional means, doubling the Conquistadors score in Wednesday's (May 8) Eastern League rain make-up ballgame.

Parker gained her first RBI on a sacrifice fly, when Mira Mesa scored four times in the 1st inning to assume early command. The freshman later grounded into a bases-loaded fielder's choice in the 4th for another run.

Moran and Nowakowski each picked up an RBI on sacrifice flies,

Meanwhile, KATIYANA MAUGA batted 2-for-2 with an RBI double in the 1st. She later walked and was hit by a pitch.

Also collecting two hits for Mira Mesa were KYLIE NELSON and QUIRISA MAUGA.

For Serra, ASHLEY BLAKELY slugged a 2-run double to left-center field in the 3rd, trimming the Q's deficit to 6-2.

In the 7th, MEGAN POOLE doubled, CAITLIN LAWLER singled, then ELONTAY COLLINS ripped a 2-run triple, with Collins also scoring when the throw to third base went astray.

Valhalla right fielder Emily Howard
(Photo by James Labshere)
Grossmont Hills League
VALHALLA 15, HELIX 5 (6 inn.)
— The Norsemen kept their slim GHL pennant hopes alive after taking down the visiting Highlanders by run rule in Wednesday's (May 8) rain make-up game at Leto Field. The offense scored multiple-run innings four times, including fire markers in the 2nd and 4th innings

MIRANDA THOMAS pitched the first four innings to collect the win, as ASHLEY MADARA and KIRSTEN GALLO tossed one inning each to close out the Scotties. They also received defensive assistance from EMILY HOWARD, who snared a line drive ticketed for the right-field corner, preventing two runners from scoring.

ABIGAIL METSCH also made a nice catch in front of the visitors dugout, as the third baseman caughr a bunt that flared low into foul territory,

Leading the offense was BROOKE HAYES, who went 2-for-4 and knocked in three runs, while Thomas and KATIE SCHMIDT had two RBI each.

In attition, the Norsemen received two hits each from MADISON LABSHERE (3 runs scored), DANEILLE UY (3 runs scored) and ANNAMARIE IULIANO.


Granite Hills senior Kimmy Triolo (left) steals second base, despite
the effort of Grossmont shortstop Hayley Kasden. The Eagles won, 4-0.
(Photo by Suzy Lahitte)
ADDITIONAL PHOTOS HERE

Eagles anything but short of power

By Nick Pellegrino
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EL CAJON (5-8-13) — Moments after a power failure shut down the neighborhood surrounding Granite Hills High School, Eagles slugger VICTORIA HATHAWAY single-handedly delivered her own type of power regeneration.

Hathaway, a sophomore third baseman, immediately flipped the switch by drilling a 2-run homer to left-center field, fueling Tuesday's (May 7) 4-0 decision over visiting Grossmont.

Also delivering was Granite Hills pitcher KIMMI TRIOLO.

In her first action in the circle since a forearm injury some three weeks ago, the Biola bound senior limited the Foothillers to just two hits in tossing a shutout to maintain the school's window to reach next week's CIF playoffs.

"I didn't even know the power went out," said Hathaway. "But I felt it when the ball came off the bat."

Bri Tyseling with one of her tough
catches to rob the Foothillers
(Photo by Suzy Lahitte)
Hathaway's blast also scored BRIANNA TYSELING, who reached on an error on her sacrifice bunt in the 5th inning. The game gave Granite Hills a 3-0 lead, so a pair of plays by Tyseling in left field helped maintain a 1-0 advantage.

The first grab saw Tyseling charge a low liner by Grossmont's SARAH NICKS in the 3rd, sliding forward to get her glove under the ball. Two innings later, Nicks batted again and took a huge swing which sent Tyseling back, only to realize the ball would barely reach the outfield.

"She swung at the ball so hard and it made a loud noise, my reaction was the ball was going over my head," noted Tyseling, a junior. "So I had to pump up to catch it all athletically."

Tyseling also appreciated the effort by Triolo on her pitching comeback.

"Kimmy was great – it was like it was always there."

Triolo's start was tentative, walking the game's first batter, then allowing a basehit. However, as she regained her control, the only other hit she would allow was a 5th-inning double to CEL DAVILA.

"Because of the rain, I didn't get to practice on Monday, so this was the first time I have pitched since Thursday," noted Triolo. "It took me some time to find my pitches. I believe I can do better with more preparation."

And when she did, Triolo finished with nine strikeouts in one of her most dominating efforts of the season.

Granite Hills opened the scoring in the 1st when catcher KRISTINA LAHITTE singled home Hathaway.

"It was great to be able to share Senior Day with Kimmi being able to pitch," noted Lahitte. "We've been together for four years,
so it was important for us to be out there together."

Grossmont third baseman Katherine Treho (left) applies to tag
Granite Hills baserunner Felicia Vincent, but she's ruled safe.
(Photo by Suzy Lahitte)
The other run for the Eagles (12-12, 3-6 GHL) came in the 6th when designated player KATIE WALL reached on a two-out, infield single, scoring when a ball hit by CASSIDY COKER went for a triple into the right-field corner. Head coach Erin Coyne sent Coker home for a potential inside-the-park home run, but the Grossmont (12-14, 4-5 GHL) relay from MEGAN CRISCI to Nicks at the plate was just in time

Wall was the lone player with multiple hits in a 2-for-3 outing.

STEELE CANYON 4, WEST HILLS 1 — In her final regular-season home game, Cougars pitcher GRACE KRAMER kept the Grossmont Hills League champion Wolf Pack off balance throughout Tuesday's (May 7) Senior Day victory. She struck out two, registering the majority of her outs on balls to her infielders.

Steele Canyon, with 10 seniors on the roster (matching El Cajon Valley's total; second only to 11 at Santana), handed West Hills a second straight defeat since clinching, leaving the door open to gain a share of the title if the Cougars can defeat Helix on Thursday, plus a West Hills setback to Granite Hills.

KYLIE STEAGALL set the tone early with a 1st-inning homer, hammering a full count pitch over the fence in left-center field for her fifth of the season.

An inning later, MOLLY HUTCHISON bombed a 2-run home to center – her sixth of the year – for a 3-0 advantage. Then in the 3rd, BRITTANY FITCH doubled over the center fielder's head, coming around on a sacrifice bunt and a ground out for an RBI by MELISSA PAINE.

The Cougars defense then took over to back Kramer with a series of nice stops Included was a snag of a swinging bunt by Kramer, who then fired to PRISCILLA FITCH at first base for an inning-ending double play with the bases loaded in the 2nd.

Steele Canyon also completed double plays in the 3rd and 4th.

West Hills got on the board in the 6th when MEL EGGLESTON singled to right, then moved around on a KATIE BYRD bunt, then an RBI single up the middle by KELCI ELLIS-ALVAREZ.

The final Cougars run came in similar fashion. TORI YANITOR lined a basehit to right-center, was bunted to second base, then scored on a run-scoring line single to left-center by KALI SCHWARTZ. Both Yanitor and Schwartz went 2-for-3.

Grossmont Valley League
EL CAPITAN 15, MOUNT MIGUEL 2 (5 inn.)
— Sophomore KACIE HOSTETLER capped a 7-run, 1st-inning explosion with a grand slam, lifting the Vaqueros past the host Matadors at Trude Field.

Hostetler, who gained the start at catcher, made a winner of pitcher COURTNEY WILLIAMS, who fired 4 1/3 innings of shutout ball until Mount Miguel snapped a stretch of 36 consecutive runs by El Capitan over a pair of Grossmont Valley League ballgames this season.

With Hostetler behind the plate, regular catcher ERIN HUMPHREYS started at shortstop, while DELANIE GOURLEY, who normally plays first base when not pitching, found herself in left field in a series of roster moves by head coach Joe Cota.

Williams finished with four strikeouts.

No information was reported by Mount Miguel.


Hot & Ready to go... for the playoffs

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EL CAJON (5-4-13) — CIF-San Diego Section playoff pairings will be released next weekend, with Santana and Scripps Ranch high schools expecting high seeds as two of the hottest ballclubs in the county.

On Friday (May 3), each school posted important road victories. The Sultans won for the 12th time in their last 13 contests, blanking host Escondido , 2-0. Meanwhile, the Falcons made it 10 victories in 11 outings after whipping Grossmont, 8-0.

SANTANA 2, ESCONDIDO 0 — Senior pitcher AMBER SCHISLER tosses another shutout, a 4-hitter, while the Sultans recorded single runs in the 1st and 2nd innings to conquer the Cougars.

The right-hander scattered four hits, including two in the 2nd inning, but her defense bailed her out.

With Escondido runners on the corners, the hosts attempted a double-steal. However, Sultans catcher KAYTI GRABLE fired the ball to shortstop ARIEL RASMUSSON, who was charging home instead of covering second. Her return throw to Grable was good for the out at the plate.

Schisler also batted 2-for-4, including a double which led to the first run. Her one-out shot to center field was good for a double, as courtesy runner AHNALIN BARKHIMER advanced to third on a Grable grounder to the right side, then home on a double to right field by TARA GRENNAN (2-for-3 and a walk).

An inning later, senior BRIDGETTE FRIES led off with a basehit to right, later scoring from third base on an infield single by CATHRYN CANCILLER-PETTY.

SCRIPPS RANCH 8, GROSSMONT 0 — The Falcons posted their third consecutive shutout behind six solid innings from MAKAYLA MARTIN in stopping the host Foothillers.

Martin struck out five batters, then freshman ALLIE PETTY tossed the 7th inning to close out the triumph.

Over the last 10 games (67 innings), Scripps Ranch owns five shutouts, allowing just six runs (three earned).

The Falcons posted an early 2-0 lead, then broke it open with five runs in the 5th. After loading the bases, AMANDA ROBINSON slapped a 2-run single to double the lead. The outburst was capped on a run-scoring double by ALLIE RUSSELL, then an RBI single from LAUREN LIPE, as the entire batting order contributed.

"We really are coming together as a team," noted Lipe, a freshman left fielder. "And Makayla really can get a lot of ground balls, which gives all of us a lot of confidence."

MARISA DATKO led the offense with three hits, while Russell and Lipe each went 2-for-4.

PATRICK HENRY 9, MONTE VISTA 7 — The Patriots dominated for five innings, mounting an 8-0 lead. But when the visiting Monarchs scored seven times in the 6th, the hosts needed to re-enter several starters to hang on to win Friday's (May 3) non-league ballgame.

SIERRA ALTMEYER and CHEYENNE CHAPMAN each posted three hits and a pair of RBI, helping the Patriots scored four times in the 1st, then three more in the 3rd to claim a 7-0 cushion.

DANIELLE ROMERO also went 2-for-4 for the Patriots.

In addition, junior outfielder MacKENZIE JONTE, in her initial plate appearances of the season, batted 3-for-4 with a double and an RBI.

MOUNTAIN EMPIRE at CHRISTIAN — The Red Hawks of Buckman Springs are having a trying season, so this non-league contest was cancelled by mutual agreement.

MOUNT MIGUEL 20, SD-SOUTHWEST 9 — No further information was reported.


The colors wave at Valhalla High's Leto Field.
(Photo by James Labshere)


 

EASTERN LEAGUE
Scripps Ranch's' Martin will
collect all of the trophies

By Nick Pellegrino
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SCRIPPS RANCH (5-3-13) — Scripps Ranch High pitcher MAKAYLA MARTIN placed the finishing touches on her Eastern League player of the year award, tossing a shutout and slugging a 3-run homer, as the Falcons dusted second-place Patrick Henry, 7-0, Thursday (May 2). The triumph officially clinched the league title with one week left in the regular season.

Martin limited the visiting Patriots to just one hit, then won the game on her own with one swing of the bat: a 3-run homer in the bottom of the 1st inning.

Of course, Martin was more concerned about the team accomplishment in regaining the Eastern crown, something the school possessed for four years running until Mira Mesa took the crown last season.

"It's exciting to win, especially when I wasn't winning before," said Martin. "Now every time we take the field, we think we can win."

Martin's homer, which followed singles by SUSANNE MORRIS and MICHAELA PRINCE, came in an unorthodox method.

"It was a 1-2 pitch and up at my eyes," she recalled. "So I swung and tomahawked it."

The drive easily cleared the fence in center field, highlighting a 3-for-4 outing.

"She can keep hitting like that as long as she hits it out," mused first-year head coach ALEXA DATKO. "It's always good to win."

Meanwhile, Martin registered an array of ground balls for outs.

"Since the middle of the season when league started, we had no doubt we could go out there and win," said Falcons catcher BRYANNA DATKO. "Plus, it was important for us to finish league undefeated."

Leading 3-0, Morris singled in a run in the 2nd.

An inning later, Martin started another 3-run rally with a lead single, followed by a walk to AMANDA ROBINSON. The runs then came home on a Bryanna Datko double, a basehit by SAMANTHA NELSON, then a sacrifice fly to center field by SABRINA PINCKARD.

The lone Patrick Henry hit was a 3rd-inning single by ERIN SHICK.

SERRA 9, MORSE 1 — American author Horace Greeley once said, "Go West, young man," in regards to the country's westward expansion.

For Conquistadors head coach MARK BICKERSTAFF, the word could be similar: go to right field. So his Lady Q's did.

A series of five basehits to right field led to four runs in the 2nd inning to mount a 6-0 lead Thursday (May 2), allowing the Conquistadors to down the Tigers in an Eastern League affair.

The stretch started with singles by BROOKE RUSSELL and MEGAN POOLE, followed by run-scoring pokes to the right side by CHELSEA AGUILAR, ELONTAY COLLINS (2 RBI) and ASHLEY BLAKELY.

Blakely added an RBI single in the 4th, later scoring on a 2-run single by MAGGIE RYAN. Both hits went to center field (but to the right side of second base).

The other Serra runs came in the 1st. CAITLIN LAWLER opened with a single, followed by RBI doubles by Collins and KATRINA SIMMONS.

Poole struck out three to gain the pitching win. She allowed three hits with the Morse run coming unearned.

MIRA MESA 11, CHRISTIAN 1 (5 inn.) — The Patriots jumped out of the gate with a quick, 1st-inning run, but the rest of Thursday's (May 2) Eastern League ballgame belonged to the Marauders pitcher JIANNA MIQUE.

Mique, a sophomore, has stepped forward in taking command of the Mira Mesa circle over the second half of the season. She struck out two batters, retiring most of the batters she faced on ground balls in spinning a 2-hitter.

Christian's fast start saw ALYSSA HARRIS walk, then was safe at second base off a ground ball by JENNY ESQUIVEL. Both advanced on a double-steal, with Harris coming home on a KAYLA KRUEL sacrifice fly to right field.

The Marauders bounced back by scoring five times in the 2nd inning, then three times in the 4th and 5th to climb back from a 1-0 deficit.

The first rally featured a 2-run double to deep center by Mique, Two frames later, QUISRISA MAUGA slugged a 2-run homer to left for a 7-1 cushion. Mauga capped a 3-RBI outing with a run-scoring single in the 5th.

Meanwhile, KAYIYANA MAUGA remains one short of equaling the CIFSDS career home run record. She batted 1-for-4 with a double in the 4th which just missed in clearing the center field boundary at Dawson Field.

The lone Patriots hits were by Esquivel (lead single in 4th) and DIANA SUDA (two-out single in 5th).

GROSSMONT VALLEY LEAGUE
Record-setting day in the GVL

Sultans' Schisler matches conference RBI mark;
Another school sets mark for runs this century


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SANTEE (5-3-13) — Santana High pitcher AMBER SCHISLER equaled an all-time Grossmont Conference record Thursday (May 2), driving in nine runs in allowing the Sultans to run-rule visiting El Cajon Valley, 27-2 in five innings, to highlight Senior Day at Santana.

Schisler, who also tossed no-hit ball in her three innings in the circle to gain the victory, tied the conference mark, set by former Steele Canyon standout LORENA KLOPP (now Bauer), who posted 9 RBI in a 2007 ballgame against SD-High Tech.

Santana batted around in the 1st inning when they scored nine times, including a 2-run homer and a 2-run double. In between run-scoring singles in the 2nd and 4th, she added a 3-run homer in the 3rd, one of three shots by the Sultans in the inning.

Also hitting homers for Santana in the 3rd were KENDRA KUPER, a 3-run blast, and TARA GRENNAN, a solo shot.

Schisler finished with a 5-for-5 outing, while catcher KAYTI GRABLE went 4-for-4, including three doubles off the left-field fence.

El Cajon Valley scored single runs in the 4th and 5th innings.

Braves shortstop NOELLE PONTIUS opened the 4th with a double, with the shutout ending on a two-out basehit by center fielder BRIANNA MORGAN.

An inning later, walks to ANNA MARRUFU, YESSICA HOLQUIN and Pontius loaded the bases, with Marrufu coming home on a basehit by first baseman JESSICA SNOW.

MONTE VISTA 23, MOUNT MIGUEL 11 — The Monarchs registered their highest run total this century, topping the 20 scored against Lincoln in 2010. No details reported.

GROSSMONT HILLS LEAGUE
More overtime for Valhalla

Norsemen hand first league loss to West Hills

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EL CAJON (5-3-13) — It's one thing to win a league championship, but when you check any archives, taking an East County softball or baseball title with an undefeated record is a totally different mountain to climb.

And the Grossmont Hills League champion West Hills Wolf Pack again discovered how difficult the accomplishment can be.

One game after clinching at least a share of the GHL crown, Valhalla took away any opportunity at the additional glory by walking, literally, to a 5-4 triumph in 12 innings. A bases-loaded walk to MIRANDA THOMAS finally decided this marathon.

"Everybody was hot and tired, playing so hard to beat each other," said Norsemen head coach MARK OBNEY.

Valhalla took a 4-2 lead with three runs after loading the bases in the 4th.

MADISON LABSHERE tied the game with a sacrifice fly to center field, bringing home BRANDI KOHEL (walk). The go-ahead runs came on a two-out double to right-center field by EMILY ORDONEZ, scoring KAYLIE HIPWELL and DANIELLE UY (consecutive basehits).

West Hills answered with singles runs in the 5th and 6th, then the pitching staffs took over. The Valhalla defense also produced inning-ending double plays in extra innings.

Labshere, the shortstop, ranged into the outfield to rob West Hills of the go-ahead run, then throwing to second base for a double play in the 10th. An inning later, Thomas, who was moved to right field made a knee-high catch, then also doubling-off a baserunner.

Steele Canyon first baseman Kali Schwartz makes
the stretch, but Granite Hills' Kristina Lahitte is
safe to avoid the Cougars' double play attempt.
The sliding Eagles base runner at second base is
Cassidy Coker; the defender is Brottany Fitch (12).
(Photo by Suzy Lahitte)
ADDITIONAL PHOTOS HERE

STEELE CANYON 7, GRANITE HILLS 6 — An early power display by the Cougars nearly disappeared before they were finally able to stave off the Eagles in GHL action Thursday (May 2).

MOLLY HUTCHISON and KALI SCHWARTZ each hit home runs off the scoreboard in left field to help mount a 4-0 lead. Then in the 3rd, TORI YANITOR slugged a 2-run triple, scoring on a sacrifice fly by GRACE KRAMER.

However, Granite Hills bounced back with the help of a series of Cougars errors. So Steele Canyon re-entered several starters, with Kramer finally collecting the pitching win with a strikeout and a soft pop fly to strand the potential game-tying runner at third base. Kramer finished with six strikeouts.

Hutchison finished with three RBI, coming on her 5th homer of the season in the 1st. Schwartz posted a 3-for-4 outing, including her first homer of the season in the 2nd. Meanwhile, MELISSA PAINE went 2-for-4.

Grossmont outfielder Kayla appenzeller
(Photo by Steve Crisci)

GROSSMONT 12, HELIX 1 (5 inn.) — Foothillers freshman CARLY PEARSON started and ended a huge 8-run rally in the 1st inning, marking an early knockout of the Highlanders in Thursday's (May 2) Grossmont Hills League game.

Pearson ignited the outburst with a one-out single, eventually scoring the opening run. She later capped the inning with a 2-run double, highlighting a 3-for-4 outing at the plate.

WHITNEY DIBB also added a run-scoring double, following by five Grossmont singles before Pearson registered her second hit of the frame.

Grossmont added four runs in the 5th. MEGAN MALWITZ walked, followed by RBI doubles from CEL DAVILA and Pearson. SARAH NICKS followed with a 2-run homer, her eighth of the season.

The lone Scotties run came courtesy of a solo homer by DESIRAE BORDINE in the 4th. She clouted a tape-measure shot to center field.


Vaqueros down Braves in make-up contest

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EL CAJON (5-2-13) — In a game played under the "five cap" rule, El Capitan High scored in every inning to defeat host El Cajon Valley, 14-3, in Wednesday's (May 1) Grossmont Valley League make-up contest.

Senior right fielder BREAN NOBLE paced the Vaqueros with three doubles, while MARISA CUEVAS scored three times, making a winner of starting pitcher COURTNEY WILLIAMS, who batted 3-for-4.

In addition, ERIN HUMP{HREYS and NICOLE BALLINGER each batted 2-for-4.

Williams carried a shutout into the 5th inning, but the Braves closed strongly. Included were RBI singles by YESSICA HOLGUIN and CASSIE MILLAN, scoring CRISTINA VALENZUELA and SANA SIAL, while ANNA MARRUFU scored on a passed ball.


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2013 STANDINGS
Grossmont Valley League
School
W
L
W
L
T
Santana
8
0
26
5
0
x-El Capitan
6
2
22
16
0
Monte Vista
4
4
7
19
1
El Cajon Valley
1
7
7
16
0
Mount Miguel
1
7
6
19
0
x-forfeited 5 games

Grossmont Hills League
School
W
L
W
L
West Hills
8
2
18
13
Steele Canyon
7
3
20
13
y-Valhalla
7
3
18
12
Grossmont
4
6
12
15
Granite Hills
3
7
12
13
Helix
1
9
9
19
y-won game by forfeit

Eastern League
School
W
L
W
L
T
Scripps Ranch
10
0
20
13
0
Patrick Henry
7
3
16
13
0
Mira Mesa
6
4
12
16
0
Serra
5
5
14
8
1
Christian
2
8
9
17
0
Morse
0
10
5
19
0

CIFSDS CHAMPIONSHIPS
Sat., May 25
Champiosnhips, at UC San Diego
Division 1

Torrey Pines 1, Carlsbad 0

Division 2

Rancho Bernardo 9, Bonita Vista 4

Division 3
Santana 4,
Cathedral Catholic 2
Division 4

Mater Dei Catholic 2, Valley Center 0

Division 5

Horizon 7, Santa Fe Christian 4


Thurs., May 23
Fourth-Sixth Rounds
Division 1

WBF: Carlsbad 3, Torrey Pines 2
LBS: Poway 5, Rancho Buena Vista 3
LBF: Torrey Pines 8, Poway 0

Division 2

WBF:Bonita Vista 18, Rancho Bernardo 17 (score confirmed)
LBS: Scripps Ranch 4, Westview 1
LBF: Rancho Bernardo 5, Scripps Ranch 1

Division 3

WBF: Santana 1, El Capitan 0
LBS: Cathedral Cath. 8, Our Lady of Peace 3
LBF: Cathedral Cath. 2, El Capitan 0

Division 4

WBF:Mater Dei Cath. 3, Francis Parker 0
LBS: Valley Center 9, Imperial 4
LBF: Valley Center 4, Francis Parker 2

Division 5

WBF:Horizon 7, Christian 0
LBS: Santa Fe Chr. 8, Calipatria 2
LBF: Santa Fe Chr. 8, Christian 7


Tue., May 21
Third Round
Division 1

Poway 2, Calexico 0
Rancho Buena Vista 7, Otay Ranch 4
Division 2
Scripps Ranch 7,
San Marcos 2
Westview 5, Steele Canyon 3
Division 3
Cathedral Catholic 3, Del Norte 2
Our Lady of Peace 3, San Dieguito 1
Division 4
Imperial 3, LJCDS 0
Valley Center 7, Clairemont 2
Division 5
Tri-City Chr. at Santa Fe Chr., no report
Calipatria 5, Mtn. Empire 2

Sat., May 18

Second Round
Division 1
Winners Bracket
(1) Carlsbad 5, (4) Poway 4 (10 inn.)
(3) Torrey ines 3, (2) Rancho Vuena Vista 0
Challenger Bracket
Otay Ranch 6, Mission Hills 5
Calexico 6, Patrick Henry 4
Division 2
Winners Bracket
(1) Bonita Vista 7, (4) Scripps Ranch 5
(2) Rancho Bernardo 2, Steele Canyon 0
Challenger Bracket
Westview 5, Mt. Carmel 3
San Marcos 3, (3) West Hills 2
Division 3
Winners Bracket
(1) Santana 5, (4) Cathedral Catholic 4
(2) El Capitan 1, Our Lady of Peace 0
Challenger Bracket
San Dieguito 2, Olympian 0
(3) Del Norte 10, Mission Bay 0
Division 4
Winners Bracket
(1) Francis Parker 4, (4) Valley Center 0
(3) Mater Dei Catholic 1, (2) La Jolla Country Day 0
Challenger Bracket
Imperial 9, Coronado 0
Clairemont 18, Guajome Park 0 (5 inn.)
Division 5
Winners Bracket
(1) Horizon 11, Calipatria 0 (5 inn.)
(2) Christain 11, (3) Sanra Fe Christian 2
Challenger Bracket
(4) Tri-City Christian 10, Foothills Christian 8
Mtn. Empire 11, Vista-Calvary Christian 3

Thurs., May 16
First Round
Division 1

(1) Carlsbad 5, Mission Hills 4
(4) Poway 5, Otay Ranch 0
(3) Torrey Pines 6, Patrick Henry 1
(2) Rancho Buena Vista 8, Calexico 3
Division 2
(1) Bonita Vista 5, Mt. Carmel 4
(4) Scripps Ranch 8, Westview 4
Steele Canyon 4, (3) West Hills 3
(2) Rancho Bernardo 1, San Marcos 0
Division 3
(1) Santana 8, Olympian 4
(4) Cathedral Catholic 2, San Dieguito 1
Our Lady of Peace 3, (3) Del Norte 0
(2) El Capitan 5, Mission Bay 0
Division 4
(1) Francis Parker 10, Coronado 0
(4) Valley Center 4, Imperial 1
(3) Mater Dei Catholic 1, Clairemont 0
Guajome Park at (2) La Jolla Country Day, no report
Division 5
(1) Horizon df. Foothills Christian, forfeit
Calipatria 18, (4) Tri-City Christian 1
(3) Santa Fe Christian 15, Mtn. Empire 3
(2) Christian 6, Vista-Calvary Christian 1

Tue., May 14
Play-In Round
Division 1

Mission Hills 4, Grossmont 1
Otay Ranch 13, at Chula Vista 5
Patrick Henry 6, at San Pasqual 1
Calexico 1, Fallbrook 0 (11 inn.)

Division 2
Mt. Carmel 3, at Valhalla 1
Westview 4, Ramona 3
Steele Canyon 11, Point Loma 0 (5 inn.)
San Marcos 7, EC-Southwest 1

Division 3
Olympian 5, University City 4 (9 inn.)
San Dieguito 11, SD-High Tech 1 (5 inn.)
Our Lady of Peace 3, Montgomery 0
Mission Bay 1, at Brawley 0

Division 4
Coronado 1, The Bishop's 0
Imperial 15, Escondido Charter 1 (5 inn.)
Clairemont 9, Palo Verde Valley 3
Guajome Park 3, Madison 2

Division 5
Foothills Christian 16, Julian 6 (5 inn.)
Calipatria 18, Liberty Charter 0 (4 inn., resigned)
Mountaun Empire 5, Lutheran 0
Vista-Calvary Christian 14, Escondido Adventist 4 (6 inn.)

Wed., Feb. 27
Non-League

Monte Vista 10, at Castle Park 5

Thurs., Feb. 28
Non-League

Monte Vista 12, at SD-High Tech 7
Mount Miguel 13, Hoover 3 (6 inn.)
Clairemont 6, Helix 4

Fri., Mar. 1
Madison Tournament

Valley Center 7, Christian 2
Mount Miguel 19, Orange Glen 12
Morse 6, Horizon 4

Sat., Mar. 2
Non-League

Mira Mesa 2, West Hills 1
Christian 11, Grossmont 10
Sweetwater 11, El Cajon Valley 5

Rancho Bernardo 2, Scripps Ranch 0
Calexico 8-3, Monte Vista 4-2
Mission Hills 2, El Capitan 0

Mon., Mar. 4
Madison Tournament

Mission Bay 3, Christian 2
Helix 15, Mount Miguel 1
Cougar Classic, at Kit Carson Park
Steele Canyon 2, Mission Hills 1
Santana 9, El Camino 0
Rancho Bernardo 2, Granite Hills 0
Scripps Ranch 9, Westview 2
Bonita Vista 12, Mira Mesa 1
Non-League
Morse 16, SD-High Tech 6

Tue., Mar. 5
Cougar Classic
, at Kit Carson Park
Steele Canyon 8, EC-Southwest 0
Monte Vista 4, Brawley 4, tie (time limit)
University City 7, West Hills 5
Carlsbad 2, El Capitan 1
Temecula-Great Oak 5, Granite Hills 0
Mt. Carmel 6, Grossmont 0
Poway 3, Valhalla 1
Fallbrook 9, Patrick Henry 3

Wed., Mar. 6
Madison Tournament

Helix 22, Orange Glen 0 (5 inn.)
Mater Dei Catholic, 16, Mount Miguel 2
Cougar Classic, at Kit Carson Park
San Marcos 3, West Hills 0
Bonita Vista 4, El Capitan 1
Grossmont 4, Point Loma 2
Valhalla 5, Patrick Henry 4
Otay Ranch 3, Mira Mesa 0
Del Norte 5, Scripps Ranch 4
Non-League
Olympian 20, El Cajon Valley 0

Thurs., Mar. 7
Cougar Classic, at Kit Cars
on Park
Santana 4, Otay Ranch 1
Valhalla 4, Imperial 3
Westview 2, West Hills 0
Escondido 6, Monte Vista 0
San Pasqual 11, El Capitan 0
Rancho Buena Vista 4, Scripps Ranch 1
Hoover Tournament
El Cajon Valley 10, at San Ysidro 8

Fri., Mar. 8
Madison Tounament
Helix at Mater Dei Catholic, ppd., rain
Our Lady of Peace at Christian, ppd., rain
Mount Miguel at Francis Parker, ppd., rain
Cougar Classic
, at Kit Carson Park
Santana vs. Cathedral Catholic, ppd., rain
Monte Vista vs. Rancho Buena Vista, ppd., rain
Grossmont vs. Hilltop, ppd., rain
Granite Hills vs. San Dieguito, ppd., rain

Sat., Mar. 9
Cougar Classic, at Kit Carson Park
Santana 8, Cathedral Catholic 2
Grossmont 9, Hilltop 7
Granite Hills 8, San Dieguito 2
Rancho Buena Vista 10, Monte Vista 3
Torrey Pines 1, Mira Mesa 0

Mon., Mar. 11
Madison Tournament

Francis Parker 3, Helix 1
Non-League
Mount Miguel 14, Lincoln 4 (6 inn.)
Serra 10, Montgomery 4
Cougar Classic, at Kit Carson Park
Quarterfinals
Del Norte 2, Santana 1
Steele Canyon 3, San Dieguito 1
Granite Hills 4, Valhalla 0 (9 inn.)
Mission Hills 6, Grosmsont 0
West Hills 2, El Capitan 1 (9 inn.)
Mira Mesa18, Monte Vista 0
San Pasqual 5, Scripps Ranch 4
Vista df. Patrick Henry
Hoover Tournament
El Cajon Valley 5, Castle Park 4

Tue., Mar. 12
Cougar Classic,
at Kit Carson Park
   Semifinals
Platinum Division

Temecula-Great Oak 7, La Costa Canyon 3
Bonita Vista 10, Del Norte 0
Gold Division
Rancho Bernardo 3, Steele Canyon 1
Carlsbad 1, Torrey Pines 0
Silver Division
Mission Hills 4, Granite Hills 3
San Pasqual 4, Otay Ranch 3
Bronze Division
Ramona 7, El Centro-Southwest 1
Cathedral Catholic 8, El Camino 2
Copper Division
Imperial 7, Vista 4
West Hills 5, Mira Mesa 0
   Finals
Platinum Division

Temecula-Great Oak 3, Bonita Vista 2
Gold Division
Rancho Bernardo 7, Carlsbad 3
Silver Division
San Pasqual 4, Mission Hills 0
Bronze Division
Cathedral Catholic 6, Ramona 3 (8 inn.)
Copper Division
Imperial 4, West Hills 0
Madison Tournament

Fallbrook 11, Christian 0
Non-League
Mount Miguel 12, Kearny 8
La Jolla Country Day 4, Helix 2
El Cajon Valley 5, Castle Park 4 (9 inn.)

Wed., Mar. 13
Hilltop Tournament

Otay Ranch 14, Santana 1
Non-League
El Cajon Valley 12, Lincoln 1 (5 inn.)
Eastlake 3, Steele Canyon 0

Thurs., Mar. 14
Grossmont Conference Tournament
Santana 13, Grossmont 7
Granite Hills 1, El Capitan 0
Helix 10, Monte Vista 0 (6 inn.)
Valhalla 17, Mount Miguel 0 (5 inn.)
West Hills 16, El Cajon Valley 0 (5 inn.)
Warhawk Classic
Our Lady of Peace 7, Christian 4
Non-League

Steele Canyon 4, Imperial 3
Serra 13, San Diego HS 3 (6 inn.)
Sweetwater at Scripps Ranch

Fri., Mar. 15
Hilltop Tournament

El Capitan 3, EC-Southwest 1
Falcon Fiesta
Grossmont 6, Patrick Henry 5
Grossmont Conference Tournament
West Hills 8, Monte Vista 1
Warhawk Classic
Mater Dei Catholic 10, Helix 0
Non-League
Morse 9, The Bishop's 3

Sat., Mar. 16
Hilltop Tournament
El Capitan 6, Hilltop 0
El Capitan 16, Montgomery 1
Santana 11, Mar Vista 1
Santana 4, Mira Mesa 0
Otay Ranch 11, Mira Mesa 0
Steele Canyon 4, Scirpps Ranch 1
Steele Canyon 12, Sweetwater 1
Imperial 4, Scripps Ranch 1
Madison Tournament
Consolations
Helix 8, Santa Fe Christian 0
Guajome Park 5, Morse 0
Christian df. Oceanside, forfeit
Mission Bay df. Mount Miguel, forfeit
Semifinals
Francis Park 5, Coronado 0
Fallbrook 2, Madison 1
Third Place

Madison 9, Coronado 8 (8 inn.)
Championship
Francis Parker 5, Fallbrook 3
Falcon Fiesta

Carlsbad 8, Grossmont 0

Mon., Mar. 18
Falcon Fiesta

Steele Canyon 3, Mira Mesa 0
Non-League
Ramona 3, Valhalla 1
El Capitan 4, Otay Ranch 1
El Cajon Valley 12, at Lincoln 5

Tue., Mar. 19
Grossmont Conference Tournament

Santana 3, West Hills 1, at Sportsplex USA
El Capitan 6, Helix 2
Granite Hills 14, Mount Miguel 1 (5 inn.)
Grossmont 4, Monte Vista 3
Valhalla 19, El Cajon Valley 0 (5 inn.)
Hilltop Tournamwnt
Hilltop 9, Mira Mesa 1
Serra df. Castle Park, forfeit
Falcon Fiesta
Rancho Bernardo 10, Patrick Henry 5
Scripps Ranch at West Hills, moved to Mar. 21

Wed., Mar. 20
Non-League

El Capitan 15, Mountain Empire 4
El Cajon Valley 12, SD-High Tech 9
Grossmont Conference Tournament
Helix 26, Mount Miguel 3 (4 inn.)
Falcon Fiesta
Fallbrook 10, Mira Mesa 1

Thurs., Mar. 21
Grossmont Conference Tournament

El Capitan 5, Grossmont 0
Valhalla 5, Santana 4
Granite Hills 23, El Cajon Valley 0 (5 inn.)
Falcon Fiesta
Patrick Henry 2, Carlsbad 1
West Hills 2, Scripps Ranch 0
Mira Mesa 5, Otay Ranch 0
LJCD Duds by Dudes Tournament
Serra 11, Irvine-Crean Lutheran 5
Rialto 13, Helix 9
Madison 13, Christian 2 (5 inn.)
Burbank-Burroughs 2, Monte Vista 0

Fri., Mar. 22
Falcon Fiesta

Steele Canyon 9, Fallbrook 3
Granite Hills 8, Morse 0 (5 inn.)
Grossmont at Rancho Buena Vista, moved to Apr. 1
LJCD Duds by Dudes Tournament
Serra 7, Christian 6
Helix 10, Castle Park 9
Monte Vista 4, The Bishop's 3

Sat., Mar. 23
Hilltop Tournament

Quarterfinals
Santana 9, Eastlake 1
Steele Canyon 2, EC-Southwest 1
El Capitan 1, Impeiral 0
Semifinals
Santana 11, Steele Canyon 7
Itay Ranch 7, El Capitan 4
Championship
Otay Ranch 11, Santana 5
LJCD Duds by Dudes Tournament
Mater Dei Catholic 7, Helix 6
Helix 8, Madison 2
Madison 13, Serra 5
Serra 14, Rialto 7
Christian 16, Irvine-Crean Lutheran 0
Oaks Christian 8, Holtville 0
Christian df. Holtville, forfeit
Our Lady of Peace 13, Monte Vista 0
Falcon Fiesta
Rancho Bernardo 9, West Hills 2
West Hills 6, Carlsbad 5
Rancho Buena Vista 9, Patrick Henry 1

Poway 2, Scripps Ranch 0
Scripps Ranch 14, San Pasqual 6

Mon., Mar. 25
Charger Invitational, Las Vegas

At Big League Dreams sports park
El Capitan 7m LV-Eldorado 0 (forfeited)
El Capitan 10, LV-Desert Oasis 2 (5 inn.) (forfeited)
El Capitan 2, Granada Hills 1 (forfeited)
L.A. Brimingham 8, Valhalla 1
Valhalla 7, LV-Bishop Gorman 3
Valhalla 3, L.A.-Carson 0
Jaguar Classic
Serra at Valley Center, ppd., no umpires (moved to Apr. 1)

Morse 6 Montgomery 4

Tue., Mar. 26
Charger Invitational, Las Vegas

At Big League Dreams sports park
Gold Division Semifinals

El Capitan 4, Valhalla 1 (forfeited)
Banning df. Imperial
Third Place
Vaalla 8, Imperal 4
Championship
El Capitan 4, Banning 1 (forfeited)
Non-League

Patrick Henry 9, Eastlake 4
Scripps Ranch 4, Westview 2
Ramona 5, Granite Hills 2

Wed., Mar. 27
Jaguar Classic
University City 9, Serra 9 (7 inn., tie; umpires declared time limit... but there wasn't one!)
Falcon Fiesta
West Hills 7, El Camino 4 (9 inn.)
Non-League
Del Norte 27, Mount Miguel 0 (5 inn.)
La Costa Canyon 25, Morse 1 (5 inn.)

Thurs., Mar. 28
Falcon Fiesta

Granite Hills 3, Eastlake 1
Patrick Henry 9, Universitry City 7 (8 inn.)
La Jolla Country Day 2, Valhalla 0 (8 inn.)
San Dieguito 6, West Hills 5
Torrey Pines 12, Morse 4
Non-League
Mira Mesa 6, El Camino 4

Mon., Apr. 1
Falcon Fiesta
Rancho Buena Vista 5, Grossmont 3
El Camino 9, Scripps Ranch 1
Valley Center Tournament

Point Loma 14, Mount Miguel 0 (5 inn.)
Valley Center 7, Serra 1

Tue., Apr. 2
Grossmont Conference Tournament
El Capitan 6, West Hills 2
Valhalla 9, Monte Vista 1 (5 inn.)
Santana 12, Granite Hills 1 (5 inn.)
Helix 18, El Cajon Valley 1 (5 inn.)
Grossmont 19, Mount Miguel 0 (5 inn.)
Falcon Fiesta

Steele Canyon 4, San Pasqual 3
Mira Mesa 2, Mt. Carmel 1
Jaguar Classic
Mater Dei Catholic 6, Serra 3
Mater Dei Catholic at Christian, moved to Apr. 5

Wed., Apr. 3
Falcon Fiesta

Granite Hills 11, Vista 3 (5 inn.)
Grossmont 10, Escondido 2 (5 inn.)
Jaguar Classic
Serra 13, Kearny 4
Non-League
Santana 14, Clairemont 3 (5 inn.)
Mission Hills 7, Mira Mesa 3

Thurs., Apr. 4
Grossmont Conference Tournament

Santana 9, Helix 1
El Capitan 5, Valhalla 2
Granite Hills 4, Monte Vista 3 (8 inn.)
Grossmont 24, El Cajon Valley 0 (5 inn.)
West Hills 19, Mount Miguel 0 (4 inn., resigned)
Falcon Fiesta
Mt. Carmel 6, Steele Canyon 5 (8 inn.)
Scripps Ranch 6, Bonita Vista 1
West Hills at Westview, ppd. (moved to Apr. 5)
Jaguar Classic
Serra 3, Mission Vista 1
Non-League
Christian 10, The Bishop's 8

Fri., Apr. 5
Non-League
Grossmont Conference Tournament

Championship, to be rescheduled
Falcon Fiesta
West Hills 7, Westview 1
Non-League
Mater Dei Catholic 7, Christian 2

Sat., Apr. 6
Falcon Fiesta

Championship Semifinals
Torrey Pines 5, Steele Canyon 0
Bonita Vista 8, Rancho Bernardo 3
Championship Final
Bonita Vista 10, Torrey Pines 1
Consolations
At Escondido

Patrick Henry 3, Vista 2
Escondido 15, Morse 2
San Pasqual 2, Mira Mesa 1
At La Costa Canyon
Rancho Buena Vista 3, Mt. Carmel 2
West Hills 5, La Costa Canyon 0
Westview 1, Ramona 0
At Eastlake
Eastlake 7, Scripps Ranch 1
Otay Ranch 3, Grossmont 2
El Camino 4, Granite Hills 1
Jaguar Classic
Championship Semifinals
Del Norte 11, Valley Center 0
Point Loma 4, University City 3
Championship
Point Loma 7, Del Norte 6
Consoaltions
Serra 13, Orange Glen 2 (6 inn.)
EC-Southwest 8, Mission Hills 3

Mon., Apr. 8
Non-League

Steele Canyon 1, University City 0 (8 inn.)

Tue., Apr. 9
Grossmont Hills League

Steele Canyon 7, Valhalla 4
West Hills 11, Grossmont 9 (9 inn.)
Helix 4, Granite Hills 3 (8 inn.)
Grossmont Valley League
Santana 1, El Capitan 0
Mount Miguel 12, El Cajon Valley 6
Non-League
Olympian 4, Monte Vista 1
Eastern League
Christian 6, Morse 5 (8 inn.)
Patrick Henry 11, Serra 4
Scripps Ranch 7, Mira Mesa 6

Wed., Apr. 10
Non-League

Point Loma 14, El Cajon Valley 0 (5 inn.)

Thurs., Apr. 11
Grossmont Hills League

Steele Canyon 9, Grossmont 2
West Hills 5, Helix 1
Granite Hills 11, Valhalla 10
Grossmont Valley League
El Capitan 6, Monte Vista 0
Santana 21, Mount Miguel 0 (5 inn.)
Eastern League
Patrick Henry 10, Christian 0 (5 inn.)
Mira Mesa 8, Morse 2
Scripps Ranch 14, Serra 0 (5 inn.)

Fri., Apr. 12
Non-League

Christian 26, El Cajon Valley 6 (5 inn.)
Patrick Henry 6, Helix 5
San Marcos 1, Scripps Ranch 0

Sat., Apr. 13
Grossmont Conference Tournament

Championship
El Capitan 9, Valhalla 0

Mon., Apr. 15
Non-League

Grossmont 1, Eastlake 0
El Capitan 3, Steele Canyon 0
Morse 10, Mount Miguel 0 (5 inn.)
Otay Ranch at Santana, ppd., weather

Tue., Apr. 16
Grossmont Hills League

West Hills 6, Valhalla 5
Grossmont 6. Helix 3
Granite Hills at Steele Canyon, ppd., frosh oritentation (moved to Fri., Apr. 19)
Grossmont Valley League
Santana 25, El Cajon Valley 0 (5 inn.)
Monte Vista 17, Mount Miguel 0 (5 inn.)
Eastern League
Scripps Ranch 4, Patrick Henry 1
Mira Mesa 13, Christian 0 (5 inn.)
Serra 6, Morse 1

Thurs., Apr. 18
Grossmont Hills League

West Hills 6, Steele Canyon 0
Grossmont 10, Granite Hills 0 (5 inn.)
Valhalla 10, Helix 4
Grossmont Valley League
Mount Miguel at El Capitan, ppd. (moved to Apr. 29)
Monte Vista 15, El Cajon Valley 2 (5 inn.)
Eastern League
Serra 4, Mira Mesa 1
Scripps Ranch 2, Christian 0
Patrick Henry 18, Morse 1 (5 inn.)

Fri., Apr. 19
Grossmont Hills League

Steele Canyon 7, Granite Hills 4 (from Apr. 15)
Non-League
Ramona 5, Santana 2
Monte Vista at Patrick Henry, ppd. (moved to May 3)
El Cajon Valley at Montgomery, ccd.

Sat., Apr. 20
Non-League

University City 7, Valhalla 0
El Capitan at Olympian (DH), ppd. (moved to Aor. 27)

Mon., Apr. 22
Non-League

Otay Ranch 6, Grossmont 0

Tue., Apr. 23
Grossmont Hills League

Valhalla 9, Grossmont 8 (9 inn.)
Steele Canyon 10, Helix 0
West Hills 17, Granite Hills 8
Grossmont Valley League
El Capitan at El Cajon Valley, ppd. (moved to May 1)
Santana 10, Monte Vista 0 (5 inn.)
Eastern League
Mira Mesa 14, Patruck Henry 8
Serra 10, Christian 5
Scripps Ranch 11, Morse 1 (5 inn.)
Non-League
Mount Miguel at Mission Bay, ccd.

Wed., Apr. 24
Grossmont Hills League

Valhalla 7, Steele Canyon 4
Non-League

Chula Vista 2, Monte Vista 1

Thurs., Apr. 25
Grossmont Hills League

West Hills 7, Grossmont 0
Granite Hills 13, Helix 5
Grossmont Valley League
Santana 6, El Capitan 1
El Cajon Valley 15, Mount Miguel 8
Eastern League
Christian 9, Morse 6
Patrick Henry 5, Serra 1 (9 inn.)
Scripps Ranch 6, Mira Mesa 1

Fri., Apr. 26
Non-League

Chula Vista 8, Helix 3

Sat., Apr. 27
Non-League

Valhalla 6, La Costa Canyon 0
Scripps Ranch 3, EC-Southwest 2 (8 inn.)
Patrick Henry 3-8, Otay Ranch 4-1
El Capitan 8-7, Olympian 1-3 (from Apr. 20)

Mon., Apr. 29
Grossmont Valley League

El Capitan 21, Mount Miguel 1 (from Apr. 18)
Non-League

Santana 7, Steele Canyon 0

Tue., Apr. 30
Grossmont Hills League

West Hills 10, Helix 5
Valhalla 3, Granite Hills 0 (8 inn.)
Grossmont 5, Steele Canyon 1
Grossmont Valley League
El Capitan 10, Monte Vista 0 (6 inn.)
Santana 23, Mount Miguel 0 (5 inn.)
Eastern League
Scripps Ranch 7, Serra 0
Patrick Henry 6, Christian 0
Mira Mesa 13, Morse 1 (5 inn.)

Wed.,May 1
Grossmont Valley League

El Capitan 14, El Cajon Valley 3 (from Apr. 23)

Thurs., May 2
Grossmont Hills League

Valhalla 5, West Hills 4 (12 inn.)
Grossmont 12, Helix 1(5 inn.)
Steele Canyon 7, Granite Hills 6
Grossmont Valley League
Monte Vista 23, Mount Miguel 11
Santana 27, El Cajon Valley 2 (5 inn.)
Eastern League
Mira Mesa 11, Christian 1 (5 inn.)
Scripps Ranch 7, Patrick Henry 0
Serra 9, Morse 1

Fri., May 3
Non-League

Santana 2, Escondido 0
Scripps Ranch 8, Grossmont 0
Mount Miguel 20, SD-Southwest 9
Patrick Henry 9, Monte Vista 7 (from Apr. 19)
Mountain Empire at Christian, ccd.

Mon., May 6
Non-League

Christian at Eastlake, ccd., rain
Otay Ranch at Santana, ccd., rain (from Apr. 15)

Tue., May 7
Grossmont Hills League

Steele Canyon 4, West Hills 1
Granite Hills 4, Grossmont 0
Helix at Valhalla, ppd., wet grounds (moved to May 8)
Grossmont Valley League
El Capitan 15, Mount Miguel 2 (5 inn.)
Monte Vista at El Cajon Valley, ppd., rain (moved to May 10)
Eastern League
Scripps Ranch at Christian, ppd., rain (moved to May 10)
Morse at Patrick Henry, ppd., wet grounds (moved to May 8)
Serra at Mira Mesa, ppd., wet frounds (moved to May 8)

Wed., May 8
Grossmont Hills League

Valhalla 15, Helix 5 (6 inn.) (from May 7)
Eastern League
Mira Mesa 10, Serra 5 (from May 7)
Patrick Henry 10, Morse 0 (5 inn.) (from May 7)


Thurs., May 9
Grossmont Hills League

Steele Canyon 12, Helix 0 (6 inn.)
West Hills 6, Granite Hills 0
Valhalla 7, Grossmont 1
Grossmont Valley League
Santana 10, Monte Vista 1
El Capitan 10, El Cajon Valley 0 (5 inn.)
Eastern League
Scripps Ranch 12, Morse 1 (5 inn.)
Serra 10, Christian 4
Patrick Henry 13, Mira Mesa 3 (5 inn.)(

Fri., May 10
Grossmont Valley League

Monte Vista 22, El Cajon Valley 1 (5 inn.) (from May 7)
Eastern League

Scripps Ranch 15, Christian 3 (5 inn.) (from May 7)
END REGULAR SEASON