Posted by Jay Tope at 7:11 am
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The Hondo Owls scored two runs in the first inning, enroute to a 3-0 victory over the D’Hanis Cowgirls Thursday at the Hondo Softball Tournament.
Haley Richter of Hondo threw a five-hit shutout for the win; Tana Lewis took the loss for the Cowgirls. Both teams are expected to compete for playoff berths in their respective districts.
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Posted by Jay Tope at 10:52 pm
Here are the 2010 volleyball districts for Region IV, released today by the UIL, along with District 8-2A…
5A
District 25
Steele
Judson
New Braunfels
Wagner
San Marcos
Seguin
District 26
Churchill
Johnson
Lee
MacArthur
Madison
Reagan
Roosevelt
District 27
Brandeis
Clark
Holmes
Jay
Marshall
O’Connor
Stevens
Taft
Warren
District 28
Corpus Christi Carroll
Corpus Christi King
East Central
Highlands
Southwest
South San
District 29
Del Rio
Eagle Pass
Eagle Pass Winn
Laredo Alexander
Laredo Cigarroa
Laredo Johnson
Laredo Martin
Laredo Nixon
Laredo United
Laredo United South
District 30
Donna
La Joya
La Joya Palmview
McAllen
McAllen Memorial
McAllen Rowe
Mission
Mission Sharyland
District 31
Edinburg
Edinburg Economedes
Edinburg North
Harlingen
Harlingen South
Pharr-San Juan-Alamo
PSJA Memorial
PSJA North
District 32
Brownsville Hanna
Brownsville Lopez
Brownsville Pace
Brownsville Porter
Brownsville Rivera
Los Fresnos
San Benito
Weslaco
4A
District 25
Lake Travis
Austin Vandegrift
Cedar Park
Cedar Park Vista Ridge
Dripping Springs
Leander Rouse
Marble Falls
District 26
Austin Crockett
Austin Eastside Memorial
Austin LBJ
Austin Lanier
Austin McCallum
Austin Reagan
Austin Travis
District 27
Hays
Lehman
Lockhart
New Braunfels Canyon
Alamo Heights
Clemens
Smithson Valley
District 28
Boerne Champion
Medina Valley
Kerrville Tivy
Brennan
Harlandale
McCollum
Uvalde
District 29
Brackenridge
Burbank
Edison
Fox Tech
Jefferson
Kennedy
Lanier
Memorial
Southside
District 30
Beeville Jones
Floresville
Gregory-Portland
Port Lavaca Calhoun
Victoria East
Victoria West
District 31
Alice
CC Calallen
CC Flour Bluff
CC Tuloso-Midway
Corpus Christi Moody
Corpus Christi Ray
Kingsville King
District 32
Brownsville Veterans Memorial
Edcouch-Elsa
Hidalgo
La Joya Juarez-Lincoln
Mercedes
Mission Veterans Memorial
Pharr Valley View
Rio Grande City
Roma
Weslaco East
3A
District 25
Burnet
Lampasas
Liberty Hill
Llano
Salado
Taylor
District 26
Bandera
Boerne
Canyon Lake
Fredericksburg
Navarro
Hawkins
Wimberley
District 27
Carrizo Springs
Crystal City
Devine
Hondo
Lytle
Pearsall
Somerset
District 28
Cuero
Gonzales
La Vernia
Pleasanton
Poteet
Sam Houston
Yoakum
District 29
Needville
Palacios
Sweeny
West Columbia
Columbia
Wharton
District 30
Aransas Pass
Goliad
Ingleside
Mathis
Rockport-Fulton
Sinton
District 31
Corpus Christi Miller
Corpus Christi West Oso
Lyford
Orange Grove
Raymondville
Robstown
District 32
Donna IDEA College
Prep
La Feria
Port Isabel
Progreso
Rio Grande City HS #2
Rio Hondo
Zapata
2A
District 8
Blanco
Comfort
Harper
Ingram Tom Moore
Junction
District 25
Danbury
Hitchcock
Houston Yes Prep East End
Houston Yes Prep N Cntrl
Houston Yes Prep-SE
Houston Yes Prep-SW
Katy Nelms
District 26
Bloomington
Boling
Edna
Tidehaven
Van Vleck
Vanderbilt Industrial
District 27
Cameron Yoe
Florence
Jarrell
Lago Vista
Lexington
Little River Academy
Rogers
Thorndale
District 28
Altair Rice
East Bernard
Hallettsville
Hempstead
Schulenburg
Wallis Brazos
Weimar
District 29
Luling
Marion
Nixon Smiley
Brooks Academy
Cole
Stockdale
Randolph
District 30
Cotulla
Dilley
George West
Jourdanton
Karnes City
Natalia
Poth
Three Rivers
District 31
Banquete
Bishop
Freer
Odem
Refugio
San Diego
Skidmore-Tynan
Taft
District 32
Brownsville Frontier College Prep
Edinburg Quest College Prep
Falfurrias
Hebbronville
Kingsville Academy
Premont
Riviera Kaufer
Santa Rosa
1A
District 25
Bartlett
Buckholts
Georgetown Gateway
Granger
Holland
Milano
Thrall
District 26
Burton
Dime Box
Fayetteville
Round Top-Carmine
Snook
Somerville
District 27
Center Point
Johnson City
Leakey
Medina
Gervin Academy
Utopia
District 28
Brackett
Charlotte
Comstock
D’Hanis
La Pryor
Sabinal
District 29
Flatonia
Ganado
Louise
Prairie Lea
Shiner
Waelder
District 30
Austwell-Tivoli
Kenedy
Nordheim
Pettus
Runge
Stacey
Woodsboro
Yorktown
District 31
Agua Dulce
Ben Bolt-Palito Blanco
Benavides
Bruni
CC College Prep
McMullen County
District 32
La Villa
Lasara
San Isidro
San Perlita
Santa Maria
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MacArthur baseball wins third in NEISD TourneyPosted by Mark Kusenberger at 11:51 am
Gage Creswell shuts out South San 4-0
by Mark Kusenberger
SAsports.com Senior Writer
Gage Creswell twirled a two-hit shutout, and MacArthur took advantage of 5 South San errors in defeating the Bobcats 4-0 for third place in the North East Tournament Saturday afternoon.
Creswell (1-1) finished off the Bobcats on just 76 pitches; he needed more than 9 pitches to get through an inning only twice, in the first and the third. Creswell struck out four, gave up two hits, walked two, and hit one batter. Thanks to a caught stealing and three double plays, Creswell faced only one batter over the minimum.
South San never got the leadoff man on base. Rudolfo Barrientez drew a two-out walk in the third, only to be picked off by Creswell, 1-3-6. Since the shortstop Siller got the putout, Barrientez was officially caught stealing.
South San (6-4) catcher Ezequiel Garcia reached base three times - his teammates combined reached only twice – but his courtesy runner Brandon Gauna was stranded only once. In the fourth, Garcia laced a one-out single up the middle, then Aldo Botello hit a smash deep into the right field gap. Once right fielder Shane Potts made the long run and the catch, Gauna was already around second; Potts completed the double play by throwing Gauna out at first by fifty feet.
After three shutout innings by South San starter Jay Martinez, MacArthur (4-4-3, 1-0 in 26-5A) took advantage of defensive lapses behind reliever Rene Gallegos (0-1.) Andrew Huerta led off the fourth being hit by a pitched, then stole second. Two outs later, Michael Colorado walked, then Potts hit a grounder to second. Jason Baladez bobbled the ball then rushed the throw; the two-base error scored Huerta and put Colorado at third and Potts at second. Mario Siller’s singled to left to score Colorado and make it 2-0, then Scott Cecil’s infield single scored Potts to put Mac ahead 3-0.
MacArthur’s last run also capitalized on South San miscues. Potts led off the sixth with a single to left, then pinch hitter Jordan Espinoza reached on a error by the shortstop Juan de Alejandro to put runners on first and second. With the count 1-0 to pinch hitter Ryan Berlanga, South San sent the first baseman Aldo Botello in to defend a bunt. Berlanga swung and missed; the catcher Garcia threw to first, where second baseman Baladez was covering while Botello charged; Baladez tagged out Espinoza to pick him off.
On the play, Potts went to third. He scored when Berlanga, still at bat, lofted a ball to center field; center fielder Gabriel Montez dropped the ball to allow Berlanga to reach safely. Since the official scorer ruled that Potts would have scored even if the ball were caught, Berlanga was awarded a sacrifice fly.
MacARTHUR 0 0 0 3 0 1 0 - 4 6 0
SOUTH SAN 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 2 3
Pitching lines IP H R ER BB HBP K PC
MacArthur (4-4-3, 1-0 in 26-5A)
Creswell (W, 1-1) 7 2 0 0 2 1 4 76
South San (6-4)
Jay Martinez 3 2 0 0 1 1 0 64
Rene Gallegos (L,0-1) 3 3 4 0 2 1 2 54
Rudolfo Barrientez 1 1 0 0 0 0 2 18
Posted by Mark Kusenberger at 11:47 am
Austin Bowie defeats Chargers 8-3 for Tournament Championship
by Mark Kusenberger
SAsports.com Senior Writer
Five Bowie hitters pounded out two hits apiece as the Austin Bowie Bulldogs defeated Churchill 8-3 Saturday evening for the North East Tournament Championship.
After ace Michael Kraft got the win against #1 Reagan on Wednesday, Churchill pitchers had thrown three straight shutouts in the North East Tournament: Reed Kirksey against San Antonio Christian, J.C. Myers over Clark, and James Kemp versus South San. But this is baseball, and such things never last.
Bowie (7-1) started the scoring with a two-run homer by Jacob Ledesma. They tried for more in the fourth, but as crafty as veteran Bowie coach Rudy Alvarez can be, Churchill coach Chad Marshall outfoxed him that inning.
Hugo Reyna led off with a single. After Michael Soliz fouled off two bunts, then struck out, Reyna stole second and went to third on a balk. Catcher Zach Grant drew a walk to put runners on first and third.
With the count 2-0 to Kevin Mayo, Alvarez called for the suicide squeeze play. Marshall called a pitchout, and R.J. Recio tagged out Reyna for the second out.
One pitch later, pitcher Robert Dominquez caught Grant’s courtesy runner Trey Sanchez stealing, 1-3-6, to end the inning.
Churchill (9-2, 2-0 in 26-5A) scored in the fourth when Travis Jackson hit a leadoff double into the right field gap, went to third when the catcher threw away the ball trying to pick him off second, and scored on a balk. The Chargers tied the game when Dustin Aguilar drew a leadoff walk, stole second, and scored one out later when Reed Kirksey’s grounder led to two throwing errors by the Bowie defense.
Bowie took the lead for good without a hit in the sixth. Matthew Morgan was hit by a pitch from J.J. de la Garza (0-1), then Matthew Boswell drew a seven-pitch walk. Both runners advanced on a passed ball; one out later, they advanced again on a wild pitch, with Morgan scoring to give Bowie the lead 3-2. Boswell scored on a sacrifice fly from Michael Soliz to make it 4-2.
Bowie added four runs in the ninth, a rally highlighted by Boswell’s two-run double. Aguilar singled and scored on a Norm Bodet base hit for Churchill’s final run in the bottom of the seventh.
The Bulldogs’ two-run no-hit rally in the sixth made a winner of Brandon Villasana (1-0), who stranded sixth runners in his five innings of work. Weston Wolfe pitched the last two innings for the save.
BOWIE 2 0 0 0 0 2 4 - 8 12 3
CHURCHILL 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 - 3 6 0
Pitching lines IP H R ER BB HBP K PC
Bowie
Brandon Villasana (W,1-0) 5 3 2 1 4 0 5 91
Weston Wolfe (Sv) 2 3 1 1 1 0 1 44
Churchill (9-2, 2-0 in 26-5A)
Sean Syring 3 5 2 2 1 0 1 54
Robert Dominquez 2 2 0 0 1 0 1 28
J.J. de la Garza (L, 0-1) 1-2/3 4 6 5 2 0 2 50
Grant Cofield 0-1/3 1 0 0 1 0 1 11
Posted by Mark Kusenberger at 11:40 am
Cavs boys basketball heads to state with 38-31 win over Tivy
by Mark Kusenberger
SAsports.com Senior Writer
After the Class 4A Region Champion Game at Littleton Gym Saturday afternoon, one of the Lake Travis fathers was overheard to say, “So you still think we’re a football school?”
Well, in a sense, yes. The Lake Travis side seemed a bit subdued, and since they last lost a football game, Lake Travis has won three state championships and lost two head football coaches.
So yes, Lake Travis is still a football school. But they are surely more now, after a 38-31 victory over Kerrville Tivy sent them to the state tournament.
David Eads led the way with 19 points, 14 in the first half.
Although the Antlers never led, they stayed true to their supporters’ chant “Tivy Fight Never Dies!” The game was tied at four and fourteen. And Tivy was within two with 6:37 left in the game.
But each time, Lake Travis (32-4) had a response. With the game tied a fourteen, Lake Travis’ David Eads went on a 10-0 run to make it 24-14. Yes, Eads scored all 10 points of the run. The highlight was the shot that made it 20-14, where Eads faked to his left so well that his defender fell down trying to reverse his direction while Eads made a wide-open look from the corner of the lane.
Tivy (29-6) answered with a 9-1 run to pull back within two about halfway through the third quarter at 25-23. Again, the Cavaliers answered, this time with an 8-0 to build the lead back up to ten at 33-23 with 27.5 seconds left in the third.
The Antlers had one last response – an 8-0 run of their own to come back to within two at 33-31. Jonathan Perry scored the last five of the run to start the fourth quarter.
Then Lake Travis coach Jan Jernberg called timeout with 6:37 left in the game. Whatever he said worked, because the Cavaliers shut out the Antlers the rest of the ballgame.
Tivy kept it interesting by limiting Lake Travis to five points the rest of the game. Over a near five-minute span, the only point was a free throw by Lake Travis’s Zach Karczewski. Tivy lost a chance to tie the game at 33 when a no-look pass went out of bounds, and all the shooters went cold from the floor the rest of the game. Perry, Tivy’s All-Region leader, after scoring the quarter’s first five points to close the gap, could not convert from the field the rest of the way. Cole Vucurevich’s layup – assisted by Eads after a 90-second possession – and two free throws by Billy Sherakas with 46.2 seconds left finally put the game away.
Lake Travis will play in the state tournament Thursday night at either 7 p.m. or 8:30 p.m. Their likely opponent appears to be Lancaster, with Houston Yates and Lewisville the Colony to meet in the other semifinal.
So yes, Lake Travis is now a boys basketball school.
But doesn’t 38-31 look like the score of a football game?
Quarters
LAKE TRAVIS 11 13 9 5 - 38
KERRVILLE TIVY 7 9 10 5 - 31
LAKE TRAVIS SCORING: David Eads 19, Zach Karczewski 8, Cole Vucurevich 7, Billy Sherakas 2, Chris Dash 2, Collin Betori, Trent Kan, Austin Williams, Drwe Nikolovski, Bob Carlton, Yusef Abdullah, Griffin Gilbert
KERRVILLE TIVY SCORING: Jonathan Perry 9, Tyler Kotson 7, Taylor Finley 6, Deron Belford 4, Bobby Schreiner 4, Brennan Freddle 1, Riley Miller, Kelby Martin
Girls Basketball State Tournament PagePosted by Jay Tope at 8:01 pm
2010 UIL Girls State Basketball Tournament
March 4-6, 2010
Frank Erwin Center, University of Texas
Saturday, March 6
Conference 1A Division I Championship
Smyer 49, Martin’s Mill 41 - F
Conference 3A Championship
Liberty-Eylau 70, Abilene Wylie 68 - F - OT
Conference 2A Championship
Brock 38, Wall 33 - F
3:30: Conference 4A Championship
Mansfield Timberview 55, Frisco Wakefield 39
Conference 1A Division II Championship
Neches 61, McLean 32
Conference 5A Championship
Houston Cypress Fairbanks 65, Fort Bend Hightower 41
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Thursday, March 4
Conference 1A Division I Semifinals
Smyer 76, Louise 34 - Final
Martin’s Mill 54, Muenster 51 - Final OT
Conference 3A Semifinals
Texarkana Liberty-Eylau 77, Madisonville 69 - Final OT
Abilene Wylie 64, Giddings 34 - Final
Conference 4A Semifinals
Frisco Wakeland 39, Del Valle 34
Mansfield Timberview 59, Steele 40
Friday, March 5
Conference 2A Semifinals
Brock 59, Jewett Leon 29
Wall 56, Poth 32
Conference 1A Division II Semifinals
Neches 60, Turkey Valley 38
McLean 66, Leggett 63
Conference 5A Semifinals
Houston Cypress Fairbanks 54, Cedar Hill 50
Fort Bend Hightower 52, John Jay 49
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TAPPS Girls 5A STATE SEMIFINALS: Dallas Bishop Lynch 60, Antonian 54
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TAPPS Girls 2A STATE SEMIFINALS: Texoma Christian 62, Bracken Christian 39
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TAPPS Girls 1A STATE SEMIFINALS: Boerne Geneva 52, Amarillo Ascension Academy 43
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SPC Girls Championships - Division I - 7th place
Saint Mary’s Hall 52, Kinkaid 49
Somerset advances to 3A Region FinalsPosted by Mark Kusenberger at 5:59 am
Bulldogs rotation defeats Boerne 61-45
by Mark Kusenberger
SAsports.com Senior Writer
Somerset coach Bryan Penna drew a lot of attention to his Bulldogs when he began his new substitution pattern.
Penna, modeling their approach after 3A state champion Dallas Madison, would start five players, let them play about four minutes, then play another five for the rest of the quarter. It kept players fresh, and gave opponents the effect of preparing for two teams.
But Penna is not hidebound by this setup, and his willingness to adjust was a key to Somerset’s 61-45 victory over the Boerne Greyhounds Friday evening at the American Bank Center in Corpus Christi.
With 2:13 left in the third quarter, Boerne was on a 5-0 run and had cut a nine-point deficit to 22-19. Penna brought back his starters ahead of schedule – his “first bunch” as he called them before the game – and they quickly built the lead back up to nine. Somerset slowly pulled away in the fourth quarter after that.
In the first half, Somerset’s “second bunch” outperformed the first. Starters Demetrio Zepeda, Jacob Hillyer, James Cantu, Luis Yanez, and Israel Vasquez played the first 4:09 of the first quarter and the first 4:57 of the second, outscoring Boerne 8-7, but the “second bunch” of Luke Villalpando, Jake Cantu, Steve Dorman, Will Harlos, and Devin Judkins outscored the Greyhounds 12-4, totaling to a 20-11 halftime lead. Seven different Bulldogs scored in the first half, although none scored more than four points.
Boerne (21-14), on the other hand, depended on Zachery Evans for scoring. Evans scored 9 of Boerne’s 11 first half points, as Somerset used their height to block shots and dominate the boards. Somerset lists six players at 6’5.
Boerne coach Kimble McHone responded by inserting 6’6 sophomore post Tyler Driskill. Driskill responded by scoring a career-high 11 points, including eight in the third quarter. But after Driskill’s free throw early in the fourth, Somerset shut him out the rest of the game.
Evans led all scorers with 16 points. Five Somerset players scored from eight to eleven points, a typical showing for the Bulldogs. Hillyer, scoreless in the first half, finished with a team-high eleven.
Somerset outscored Boerne 30-23 during the first three quarters and 31-22 during the fourth.
Somerset (33-3) will play for the Class 3A Region Championship Saturday afternoon against Stafford.
Quarters
BOERNE 5 6 12 22 - 45
SOMERSET 8 12 10 31 - 61
BOERNE SCORING: Zachery Evans 16, Tyler Driskill 11, Jackson Miller 8, Michael Stockton 4, Chad Long 3, Logan Harris 3, Griffin McHone, Ross Kennell
SOMERSET SCORING: Jacob Hillyer 11, Luis Yanez 10, Demetrio Zepeda 9, Luke Villalpando 8, James Cantu 8, Steve Dorman 6, Jake Cantu 4, Devin Judkins 4, Will Harlos 1, Israel Vasquez
Boys Basketball Regional Tournament PagePosted by Jay Tope at 5:00 am
Region IV-5A Boys - in bracket order
Regional Semifinals
Judson 54, McAllen 49 - Final
Wagner 56, Laredo United 51 - Final
REGIONAL FINAL: Wagner 50, Judson 43 - Final
Wagner goes to state!
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Region IV-4A Boys - in bracket order
Regional Semifinals
Lake Travis 70, Gregory-Portland 44 - Final
Kerrville Tivy 67, Harlandale 66 - Final OT
REGIONAL FINAL: Lake Travis 38, Kerrville Tivy 31
Lake Travis goes to state!
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Region IV-3A Boys - in bracket order
Regional Semifinals
Somerset 61, Boerne 45 - Final
Stafford 65, West Oso 36
REGIONAL FINAL: Stafford 49, Somerset 30 - Final
Stafford goes to state!
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Region IV-2A Boys - in bracket order
Regional Semifinals
Halletsville 63, Santa Rosa 55
Cole 53, Hitchcock 49
REGIONAL FINAL: Halletsville 62, Cole 60
Halletsville goes to state!
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Region IV-1A Division I Boys - in bracket order
Regional Semifinals
Mumford 76, Sabinal 64
Spurger 66, Yorktown 50
REGIONAL FINAL: Spurger 64, Mumford 54
Spurger goes to state!
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Region IV-1A Division II Boys - in bracket order
Regional Semifinals
Leggett 70, Knippa 62
Burton 51, San Isidro 42
REGIONAL FINAL: Leggett 42, Burton 31
Leggett goes to state!
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TAPPS Boys 5A STATE SEMIFINALS
Plano Prestonwood 70, Antonian 50
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TAPPS Boys 2A STATE SEMIFINALS
Bullard The Brook Hill 59, New Braunfels Christian 43
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TAPPS Boys 1A Regional Finals
Edinburg Harvest Christian 71, Boerne Geneva 51
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SPC Boys Championships - Division II - 3rd place
Saint Mary’s Hall 51, Casady 47
Baseball: Bobcats over RaidersPosted by Mark Kusenberger at 9:27 am
South San defeats Taft 8-2 in North East Tournament
by Mark Kusenberger
SAsports.com Senior Writer
The South San Bobcats, led by Aldo Botello’s five-hitter, defeated the Taft Raiders 8-2 Thursday morning at North East Stadium in North East Tournament Action.
Botello (1-1), depending mostly on offspeed pitches, went the distance on the hill for South San (6-2). Botello also had a two-run double in the fifth inning which padded the Bobcats’ lead to 8-2.
Taft (2-6, 1-1 in 28-5A) scored first when Ryan Rodriguez led off the top of the first with a single, went to second on a groundout, then one out later scored on a basehit up the middle by Mason Lansdale.
South San responded in the bottom of the first, manufacturing runs the way South San is known for. With one out, Gabriel Montez was hit by a pitch, then went to third on a hit-and-run single to center by Ezequiel Garcia. Then, with an 0-2 count, South San called for the delayed steal of home; courtesy runner Brandon Gauna broke for second, drawing a throw from the catcher; once the throw was released, Montez broke for home, sliding under a high throw from the second baseman to tie the game.
With Gauna now at second, Jay Martinez drew a walk. Both runners advanced on a passed ball, then scored on a single to left by Robert Zamora.
South San added two more runs with a two-out rally in the second. With two out, Rudolfo Barrientez struck out, but strike three got away from the catcher; the catcher’s throw to first was wild for an error, allowing Barrientez to reach first. Montez doubled the next pitch over the left-fielder’s head, scoring Barrientez. On the throw home, Montez broke for third; the catcher’s throw went away from the third baseman, allowing Montez to circle the bases on the play, making it 5-1 South San.
Taft scored their second run in the third when Matt Guerrero doubled and scored on a single by Ryan Rodriguez. Zamora added an RBI-single in the third, and Botello slashed his two-run double down the line past the third baseman in the fifth.
Botello retired the last seven hitters he faced to close out the game.
TAFT 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 - 2 5 3
SOUTH SAN 3 2 1 0 2 0 x - 8 8 2
Pitching lines IP H R ER BB HBP K PC
Taft
David Gonzales (L) 6 8 8 6 3 1 1 98
South San
Aldo Botello 7 5 2 2 1 0 4 101
