Monday, March 15th, 2010 • Santa Barbara, California

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Notre Dame slips away from San Marcos, 4-3

David Kim had two doubles and two RBIs while also pitching six solid innings on the mound, but the San Marcos baseball team left runners on second and third in the seventh in a 4-3 loss at Notre Dame in Sherman Oaks on Saturday.
Shane Wieland had two hits, stole two bases and scored two runs [...]

Carp, Cabrillo crack doubleheader in half

A pair of competitive games led to a split in Carpinteria’s annual doubleheader with Cabrillo on Saturday, as the visiting Warriors dropped the first game 3-0 before winning the second in comeback fashion, 11-7.
“Splitting a doubleheader and winning the second game always leaves a good taste in your mouth,” said coach Pat Cooney.
Sophomore Colton Rubio [...]

Dons nab walk-off win over Pirates, 3-2

Santa Barbara’s baseball team remained undefeated, as it put on a power display in its last at-bat to walk off against Santa Ynez, 3-2, on Friday.
Trailing 2-1 in the bottom of the seventh, Trey Barrett led off with a triple past the diving right fielder. Designated hitter Pepe Gil followed with a booming double to [...]

Panther pitching too much for Royals

The San Marcos bats were up against a serious challenge at Newbury Park on Friday, facing University of Oregon-bound pitcher Jimmie Sherfy.
“He’s probably the best pitcher I’ve ever seen at the high-school level,” said coach Rob Crawford.
Sherfy struck out four Royals in the first two innings, and Crawford said he was touching 90 mph on [...]

Zandona, Dons chip win off of Eagles

Zandona, Dons chip win off of Eagles

Danny Zandona earned his second win of the season on Thursday, staying on the mound for a full seven innings in Santa Barbara’s 4-3 win over Arroyo Grande at Eddie Mathews Field.
The Dons mustered only three hits on the day but managed to squeeze out four runs in the process.
“When we get three hits, we’re [...]

Righetti doesn’t wait to get it done

Dos Pueblos struggled to keep Righetti off the scoreboard in the early innings on Thursday, and were unable to come all the way back in a 6-3 non-league loss to the Warrrios.
Righetti scored all six of its runs in the first four innings, all off Chargers starter Bradley Tirador. Gabe Speier replaced Tirador in the [...]

Seventh inning breaks Royals’ backs

Seventh inning breaks Royals’ backs

San Marcos took a 4-1 lead into the seventh inning on Wednesday only to have the bottom fall out. The Royals gave up six runs in the top half of the inning and were forced to settle on a 7-4 loss to visiting Arleta in a Southern California Invitational contest.
“I think this will be a [...]

DP’s Huthsing shines in varsity debut

After spedning his freshman year as the backup catcher, Dos Pueblos’ Joe Huthsing has taken his skills to the mound.
The sophomore’s first varsity start was a dandy, as he pitched six scoreless innings, allowing six hits with seven strikeouts and no walks as the Chargers beat host Cabrillo 7-1 Tuesday in the Central Coast Tournament.
Huthsing [...]

Carp trio pitches past Villanova, 4-0

Robert Thornton, Jacob Franco and Victor Garcia III combined to pitch a 3-hit shutout on Tuesday for the Carpinteria baseball team in a 4-0 win over visiting Villanova.
“Pitching-wise, we’re still trying to figure out how all the pieces go together and the guys that threw today did a really nice job,” said coach Pat Cooney.
None [...]

Dons, Warriors settle on 9-9 draw

Santa Barbara High’s baseball team didn’t win on Tuesday, but it didn’t lose either. The Dons and Righetti settled on a 9-9 draw after the seventh inning ended in near darkness.
Dons assistant coach Mike Cooney thought it felt like a win, however, as Santa Barbara came from behind three times after falling behind by the [...]

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