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BASEBALL

Pedro Adalpe (Montclair Prep, Van Nuys): In an 18-4 win over Cornerstone Christian of Texas, Adalpe went 3-for-3 with two homers six RBIs.

Matt Brezinski & Erik Andrews (Sacred Heart Prep, Atherton): Senior infielder Brezinski had two home runs, a double and a triple with six RBIs in the Gators 9-5 win over Menlo-Atherton. He also hit his fifth homer and had two more RBIs in a 15-4 victory over Silver Creek of San Jose to give him a CCS leading 36 RBIs on the season. Andrews stroked his sixth home run in the Silver Creek victory.

Angelo Cianfranco (Westview, San Diego): Despite the 6-foot-1 senior's two home runs and three RBI, the Wolverines dropped a tight 7-6 Valley League game to Valley Center.

Joe Connor & Dillon Dooney (Poway): Went 3-for-3 with his third home run of the season, driving in three in the second game after going 1-3 in the opener of a doubleheader as the Titans stunned Vista, 6-5 and 18-2 in the three-game showdown of Palomar League powers. Dooney, a junior, went 5-for-9 with a homer, three doubles and three runs scored in the three-game series.

Bryan Crabb (Coronado): Sent 12 batters back to the bench with strikeouts in leading the Islanders to a key 2-1 Western League win over La Jolla. Keith Englehart drove in both runs for Coronado.

Andres Enriquez (San Ysidro, Chula Vista): Blasted home runs in the second and fourth but both were solo shots and the only runs scored in a 12-2 loss to Montgomery of Chula Vista.

Jamie Fanti (Carlmont, Belmont): The junior outfielder had three home runs in four games last week as his team went 2-2. Only one round-tripper was in a victory, 12-2 over Sequoia of Redwood City. Fanti now has seven homers this season and is batting .342 with seven doubles and 29 RBIs.

Phil Ferragamo (Canyon, Anaheim): The 6-foot-7, 230-pound junior allowed just one run on five hits with six strikeouts to lead the Comanches to a 6-1 win over El Dorado of Placentia.

Dylan Floro (Buhach Colony, Atwater): In a battle for first place in the Central California Conference against Merced, he allowed just two hits and struck out 11 and provided the game's lone run with a solo homer in the sixth inning of the Thunder's 1-0 victory.

Nolan Gannon (Santa Fe Christian, Solana Beach): The 6-foot-4 freshman dominated Tri-City Christian (Escondido) by tossing a shutout, allowing two hits and collecting 13 Ks in an 8-0 win. He also went 2-for-3, scoring three times and driving in a run.

Jake Garvey (La Habra): Garvey hurled a 3-hit shutout to lead the Highlanders to a 4-0 win over Sonora (La Habra), moving his season record to a perfect 5-0 and allowing La Habra to assume sole possession of second place in the Freeway League.

Jordan Geiger (Garden Grove): Hurled a two-hitter in handing La Quinta (Westminster) its first Garden Grove League loss of the season, 11-2.

Martin Gomez (Central Valley, Ceres): Was two outs away from a no-hitter before a slowly hit ball found its way for an infield single to break the bid up in the Hawks' 4-0 win over Weston Ranch. Besides allowing just the one hit, he struck out 15, including 10 in a row at one point.

Ben Griset (Gustine): Joins the likes of former New York Yankees pitcher Andy Hawkins as pitchers to throw a no-hitter and still lose the game. Gustine lost to Patterson by a 2-0 final score and pretty much everything that's possible to help the offense besides a hit lead to the two runs as Patterson took advantage of walks, hit by pitches, errors, and pass balls to find a way to win.

Mitch Haniger (Mitty, San Jose): The CCS home run leader hit his ninth and 10th round-trippers of the season this past week, but both were in losing efforts to cross-town WCAL rival Bellarmine and Valley Christian.

Bryce Hara (Northwood, Irvine): Clubbed a two-run, walk-off home run to stun El Toro (Lake Forest), 3-2, handing the Chargers their first Sea View League loss of the year.

Ryan Harris (Beckmam, Irvine): Overcame a slow start to win his seventh game without a loss as the Patriots rallied to down Corona del Mar, 6-4. Down 3-1, Beckman scored five runs in the fifth and Harris fanned three of the final five batters to secure the win.

Michael Hartman (Gilroy): Got busy in a hurry and finished off a perfecto in a mercy-shortened five-inning 13-0 victory that saw the junior throw only 34 pitches to the batters he faced. Oddly, he only had two strikeouts but induced 13 grounders and didn't allow a ball out of the infield.

Landon Hunt (Moorpark): In a 3-2 win over Newbury Park, Hunt struck out six, collected two hits and drove in one.

Jake Jelmini (Mira Costa, Manhattan Beach): The Mustangs won the game 14-0 over Leuzinger of Lawndale and Jelmini contributed big time. He had a three run dinger and drove in five.

Christian Jones (Monte Vista, Danville): With 40 major league scouts with radar guns in the stands at Monte Vista to see the Oregon-bound Jones battle against UCLA-bound Scott Griggs of cross-town San Ramon Valley, it was the hometown hurler who got the best of the pitcher's duel. Jones went the distance, allowing six hits and giving up one run in the second inning while striking out 12.

Andrew Katz (Patrick Henry, San Diego): The 6-foot junior hit for the cycle as the Patriots unloaded on Scripps Ranch (San Diego), 15-2, with a 15-hit attack.

Kevin Lavarta (Montgomery, Santa Rosa): The senior lefty had a no-hitter through six innings and finished with a two-hitter with seven strikeouts in a 4-2 Vikings victory over visiting Rancho Cotate of Rohnert Park.

Scott Livergood (North, Torrance): In a 6-3 win over Centennial of Compton, Livergood threw a four hitter and fanned 16.

Chris Ludwig (Bishop's, La Jolla): Teed off for a home run and a triple, driving in four runs and scoring a like number as the Knights raced past High Tech (Chula Vista), 13-2.

Chris Mariscal (Clovis North, Clovis): One of the top players from Div. III state-ranked team hit a grand slam, a triple and drove in five in a 13-0 triumph over Sanger. Mariscal also scored three runs and pitched a two-hitter in the County/Metro League contest.

Tyler Matzek (Capistrano Valley, Mission Viejo): It was a good thing Matzek was on top of his game as the ESPN RISE Magazine cover subject hurled a two-hitter in a 1-0 victory over powerful Dana Hills (Dana Point) in a South Coast League showdown.

Conor Meredith (Grossmont): Combined with Aaron Griffin to no-hit Mission Bay after blasting a two-run homer to lead the Foothillers to an 11-0 win, splitting the doubleheader. Mission Bay prevailed, 4-3, in the opener. 

Trevor Miller (Bret Harte, Angels Camp): Tossed a five-inning no-hitter at Linden as he walked just two and struck out 10 as the Bullfrogs picked up a 13-0 win over the Lions.

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Alex Mitchell (Bakersfield): Of course, Alex's homers are drilled and he came up with two of them in a 15-1 romp last week over Highland of Bakersfield. One of those was a grand slam and for the game Mitchell had seven RBI.

Chris Neal (Liberty, Bakersfield): Standout for the Patriots collected four hits and drove in seven runs in a 17-4 triumph over Garces of Bakersfield in a Southeast Yosemite League game.

Henry Owens (Edison, Huntington Beach): The Chargers' sophomore baffled Fountain Valley by not allowing a hit as Edison blanked the Barons, 7-0.

Alex Pino (River Valley, Yuba City): Normally a two-hit shutout is an outing that doesn't get you listed unless you strike out a ton of batters, but circumstances made this a little more impressive. At the plate in the second inning he was hit by a fastball in the face and after changing out of his bloody jersey went right back on the mound and led the way in the 5-0 victory over Pioneer.

Cody Poteet (Scripps Ranch, San Diego): While he may only be 14 years old, Poteet certainly can play the game as the freshman scattered five hits in a 6-2 win over Christian (El Cajon). Poteet is batting .400 on the season and against Christian he popped a two-run homer.

Blake Proctor (Redwood, Visalia): Smacked his 11th home run of the season and went 4-for-5 at the plate, to go along with six RBI, in a 15-7 win by the Rangers over Hanford. As a team, Redwood collected five homers in the West Yosemite League game.

Jake Read (Helix, La Mesa): Only a sophomore, the 6-footer allowed just three hits while fanning 11 in a 6-0 shutout of Mount Miguel (Spring Valley) in Grossmont South League play.

Taylor Richardson (Tustin): Richardson's fifth home run of the season, a two-run shot in the fifth, lifted the Tillers past Villa Park, 7-6, in a Sea View League game.

Alan Schmutzter (Elsinore): He had three doubles in an 11-4 win over Hemet.

Atlee Schwab (Palos Verdes, Palos Verdes Estates): Schwab belted a grand slam and drove in seven in a 15-2 win over Redondo.

Alfredo Sepulveda (Ocean View, Huntington Beach): Sepulveda was in complete command, sending 12 batters down on strikes while allowing only two hits in an 8-0 win over Santa Ana.

Jake Stinnett (Rancho Buena Vista, Vista): Showed his versatility by going 3-for-3 with three RBI in the first game and then got the save in the second as the Longhorns swept a twin bill against El Camino (Oceanside), 3-2 and 6-4.

Andrew Susac (Jesuit, Carmichael): Homered twice at Banner Island Ballpark, home of the Stockton Ports, to lead the Marauders over Lincoln of Stockton by a 14-4 score.

Michael Theofanopoulos (Foothill, Pleasanton): With CalHiSports.com in the press box at Monte Vista, this junior hurler silenced the home crowd and the bats of the Mustangs after going six innings and giving up only two hits with six strikeouts in a 2-1 Falcons upset victory.

Casey Thompson (Westmont, Campbell): This sophomore outfielder reached base all four at-bats, going 3-for-3 with a walk, two RBIs and two runs scored in a 13-3 victory over Monta Vista of Cupertino.

Zack Turner (Serra, San Mateo): The senior backstop earned the San Francisco Chronicle Boys Athlete of the Week for his part in the Padres 6-5 come-from-behind victory over St. Francis by belting two home runs. First, he made it 1-0 in the first inning and then tied the game at 4-4 in the seventh with his second solo shot of the game.

JD Voechting (Chaparral, Temecula): The hurler tossed a complete game and struck out 13 in an 8-4 win over Vista Murrieta.

Andrew Yingling (Camarillo): Yingling helped guide his team to a 16-4 win over Rio Mesa with a homer and five RBIs.


SOFTBALL

Sammy Albanese (Castilleja, Palo Alto): Junior hurler struck out the eighth most batters ever in a game in California according to the CalHiSports.com State Record Book and Almanac when she fanned 37 in a 3-2 14-inning April 27th triumph over Sequoia of Redwood City. Albanese was also 3-for-4 with an RBI at the plate. With the win and a 7-0 one hit shutout when she fanned 21 the following day against Notre Dame (San Jose), the No. 1 rated Division V team in the state remained perfect at 12-0 this season. So far, Albanese has some incredible numbers. From the circle she's 12-0 with a 0.00 ERA and has only given up four unearned runs. Batters are hitting a paltry .031 with a .067 on base percentage. She has 214 strikeouts in 271 batters faced and has given up only eight hits. Albanese has thrown five one-hitters and five no-hitters, including four perfect games. As a batter she's hitting .486 with a home run, three doubles and 18 RBIs and has hit safely in all but one game.

Renee Alvarado (Lindsay): She drove in five runs and scored four times as Lindsay routed Strathmore, 31-4, in a East Sequoia League game. Teammate Nicole Bolano added three RBI, five runs scored and a home run.

Jasmine Antunez (Garden Grove): Although it was only a five-inning performance, Antunez did not allow Los Amigos (Fountain Valley) a hit as the Argos rolled, 13-0.

Danielle Batakis (High Tech, San Diego): Did it all as the freshman powered a home run in the second with one runner on and then clouted a solo shot in the fourth while allowing just three hits in the circle in a 19-2 crushing of The Rock Academy (San Diego).

Lauren Bennett (Beckman, Irvine): Just a freshman, Bennett hit a three-run home run during a four-run fourth to lead the Patriots past Laguna Hills, 4-3, in Pacific Coast League play.

Jessica Botello (Downey Calvary Chapel): Hit a triple and a homerun and had five RBIs in a 15-2 win over Archer.

Nancy Bowling (Royal, Simi Valley): The hurler struck out 13 in a 3-1 win over La Mirada. She struck out 17 when she defeated Newbury Park, 1-0.

Caitlin Brooks (Escalon): Was one out away from another no-hitter as she allowed just the lone hit while striking out 17 Bruins batters in a 2-0 win over Riverbank. With the win, Escalon remained undefeated at 10-0 in Trans-Valley League action.

Taylor Cantillo (Foothill, Anaheim): Crushed a solo home run as part of a 3-for-3 afternoon with three runs scored and a pair of RBI in a 9-2 victory over Northwood (Irvine).

Marissa Chapa (Newark Memorial, Newark): Pitched a three-hitter and allowed the only run against her in the first inning to lead the Cougars to a 7-1 upset of Mission Valley League leader James Logan of Union City.

Tori Chiodo (Kennedy): Went four for four with two doubles and an RBI in a win over Canyon of Anaheim.

Michelle Contreras (Norwalk): Hit for the cycle in an 11-1 win over Artesia.

Malena Corral (Anaheim): Led the Colonists to a 14-1 rout of Century (Anaheim) by going 3-for-4 with a pair of home runs and four RBI.

Lauren deCastro (Torrance): Was three for four at the plate with three doubles and four RBIs in a 8-0 win over Lawndale.

Taylor Dericco (Healdsburg): The Hounds were yelping for this four-year starting pitcher who tossed a six-hitter and added a three-run, third-inning double to lead the Greyhounds to a 4-2 Sonoma County League victory over Casa Grande of Petaluma, their first victory over the Gauchos in more than 10 years.

Tanya Dowler (Savanna, Anaheim): Dowler scattered six hits but fanned 13 in a 4-1 win over Western (Anaheim), helping Savanna move into first place in the Orange League.

Morgan Forrester (Mt. Whitney, Visalia): Hit two triples, knocked in four runs and went 4-for-4 as the Pioneers topped arch-rival Redwood, 9-7, in a West Yosemite League game.

Sammi Gyerman (Palos Verdes, Palos Verdes Estates): Led her team offensively in a 10-0 win over West Torrance. She was two for four with two RBIs, three steals and three runs scored.

Meghan Harman & Amy Letourneau (Santa Margarita, RSM): Letourneau scattered five hits, allowing zero earned runs, and Harman contributed a home run and double to lead the Eagles to a 5-2 Trinity League victory over Lutheran (Orange).

Lisa Harris (Westchester, Los Angeles): Went three for four at the plate and had five RBIs and five stolen bases is a 14-2 win over Palisades.

Candace Henry (Las Plumas, Oroville): Had little room for error while in the circle as she struck out 16 and allowed just one hit in 10 innings as the Thunderbirds defeated Wheatland, 3-0. For the game, she allowed just two base runners and at one point struck out eight straight as part of 17 straight outs recorded in the first six innings.

Rebecca Ho (Westlake, Westlake Village): She threw a no-hitter and struck out 11 in a 6-0 defeat of Calabasas.

Alix Johnson (Mt. Carmel, San Diego): Was unstoppable at the plate as she went 3-for-3 with a double, scored twice and drove in three in a 10-0 win over San Marcos.

Taysia Kaufman (Marina, Huntington Beach): You can't beat the Vikings if you can't score and Kaufman didn't let Edison (Huntington Beach) score in a 4-0 win that avenged one of three Vikings losses this season.

Leslie Klashman (Palos Verdes, Palos Verdes Estates): Stuck out nine and threw a no-hitter in a five-inning defeat over Leuzinger of Lawndale.

Lauryn Lesina & Jennifer Gustafson (Del Norte, Crescent City): Lesina, a junior catcher from the far northern reaches of the state was 6-for-7 with two doubles and four RBIs in helping lead the 12-2 Warrior girls to victories over Fortuna and Arcata. Gustafson is one of the NCS's top hitters with a .581 average. Last week she was a combined 5-for-7 with five runs scored in the two games.

Jessica Lozano (Banning, Wilmington): She struck out 13 in a 5-2 win over Narbonne of Harbor City.

Lauren Mario (Rancho Bernardo, San Diego): Was a force at the plate as she went 4-for-7 in two Palomar League games, scoring twice while hitting a double and a triple.

Kaitlin McGinley (Valhalla, El Cajon): McGinley's 3-for-3, four steals, one run performance in a 2-0 win over Mount Miguel (Spring Valley) is part of a still-running 13-for 14 streak.

Amye McIntyre (Francis Parker, San Diego): Allowed just two hits and fanned 11 to hand Horizon's (San Diego) Cassidy Coleman her first loss of the season, 4-1, in Coastal League play. Coleman struck out 11 in dropping to 19-1.

Amy Montag (Madison, San Diego): The ninth-grader drove in five runs with a home run and a double in addition to scoring three times herself in a 16-0 Central League triumph over San Diego.

Jessica Moore (Sutter): Will have at least two different spots in our next state record book as she recorded her 11th career perfect game and 27th career no-hitter in a 6-0 win over Orland. She struck out 19 to help keep the Huskies undefeated on the year.

Lauren Morizi (Torrey Pines, San Diego): The University of New Mexico commit went 2-for-4 with a triple and two runs scored, driving in one and stealing a base for good measure in an 8-2 Avocado League victory over Escondido.

Jeanenne Nunez (Bellflower): Took the win over Glenn on the mound and was three for four at the plate.

Samantha Pappas (Tesoro, Las Flores): Oregon signee fanned eight, allowed just two hits and faced just two over the minimum in addition to scoring the winning run after singling as the Titans bested Aliso Niguel, 2-0, to assume sole possession of first in the South Coast League.

Carli Perez (Palos Verdes, Palos Verdes Estates): Drove in the game-winning hit in the bottom of the eight inning with a walk-off RBI single. They defeated Peninsula of Palos Verdes Peninsula, 3-2.

Sophia Perez (Simi Valley): Perez threw a two-hitter with 15 Ks in a 3-0 win over Royal of Simi Valley.

Luci Ponce (Overfelt, San Jose): The sophomore first-sacker and sometimes pitcher tied Mitty's Keilani Ricketts for the CCS home run lead when she blasted No. 6 in an 11-1 victory over cross-town Lincoln. Ponce is also the No. 2 batter in the CCS with an even .600 average to go along with a section leading 29 RBIs and 26 runs scored. She leads the section in on base percentage at .704 and in slugging with an amazing 1.375 mark.

Genevieve Reyna (Edison, Stockton): Allowed just one hit and struck out 14 in a 13-0 five-inning win over McNair that saw her also hit a double and triple while scoring twice.

Jenna Rich (El Segundo): Threw a perfect game against Westchester of Los Angeles. In two recent wins against Culver City and Westchester, she also was six for eight at the plate with five RBIs. Earlier in the week, Rich threw a no-hitter in five innings to defeat Lawndale, 12-0. She also had nine Ks and was two for three at the plate with three RBIs.

Ashley Romano (Mt. Carmel, San Diego): Romano was 2-for-3 with a grand slam and six RBI in a 15-1 win over Westview (San Diego).

Caitlyn Rooney (Valencia): She went four for four with four RBIs in a 7-1 win over Golden Valley of Santa Clarita.

Kelsea Roth (Esperanza, Anaheim): Accounted for all of the Aztecs' runs as she hit a two-run homer in the second and a grand slam in the seventh in a 6-0 win over Fountain Valley.

Tori Shepard (Lodi): Didn't walk a batter, allowed just two hits, and struck out 23 but with the international tie-breaker in place her Flames fell to the Lincoln Trojans by a 1-0 score in ten innings.

Brittney Spaulding (Los Alamitos): Down 3-0, Spalding helped ignite the Griffins offense with a two-run homer as the Griffins recorded a 4-3 win over hard-luck Fountain Valley.

Trista Thomas (Beckman, Irvine): The Cal Poly San Luis Obispo signee scattered four hits and fanned eight in a 1-0 non-league victory over Rosary (Fullerton).

Sara Wheeler (Bellflower): Wheeler had three hits, scored two runs, and stole six bases in a 10-2 win over Glenn of Norwalk.

Tisha Williams (Holtville): Went 3-for-4 with two triples and four RBI, including the game-winning hit, in a 6-5 win over Imperial.

Dena Young (Our Lady of Peace, San Diego): Just a junior, Young fanned 15 Kearny (San Diego) batters as the Pilots collected a 10-1 Central League victory.