Glendora heard since last week how tough Cypress, the No. 4 seed, was and how they had no chance. The Tartans, the Baseline League Co-Champion, would have none of that as they posted a 5-2 win over the Centurions in the CIF Division 2 game at Glendora.
Early on it didn't look promising, as Cypress got a two out 2-run home run from Stephen Lohr in the top of the first inning off Wyatt Wood. However, Wood would repay the favor as he came up with a 2-run home run of his own to tie it at 2-2 after the first inning.
Wood would work out of a bases loaded jam in the third inning, as he induced a pop up to shortstop to stop the threat. The Tartans would use that momentum to plate two run in the bottom half as DJ Peters hit a 2-run double to deep center to give Glendora the 4-2 lead.
From there on out Wood was dominant as the senior would shut down Cypress in the fourth and fifth innings and then would put the dagger into the Orange County team in the bottom of the fifth. Donovan Holmes led off with a high hop grounder to second base and then Martin Gallegos followed that by reaching base when he was hit by the pitch. Wood would make them pay as he laced a single to right field to score Holmes to push the lead to 5-2.
Wood, who had no complete games all season, would throw his first career game complete game. After giving up a lead off walk in the sixth inning, he would comeback to record two pop ups and a strike out setting up the seventh inning. Wood would get a groundout for the first out. Cypress would get an one out single to give Glendora coach, Dan Henley thoughts of bringing in their closer, but this was Wood's game. He would get a fielder's choice for the second out and ended it with a ground ball to third base to move the Tartans on to the quarter-finals.
Wood finished the game 2-3, 3 RBIs and Freshman, Nick Kaye was 2-3 and Sophomore DJ Peters 1-3, 2RBIs.

Nogales (22-7) battled with a solid pitching effort from Caleb Rodusky, Erik Gonzalez and Albert Lemus allowing six runs on six hits but fell short to the Rebels who scored the winning run in the ninth inning.
Lemus went 2 for 3 for the Nobles.

In the second round of the CIF-SS Division six playoffs, Poly fell to Oxford Academy in a well played game that was tight almost all the way through.
The Panthers went ahead 1-0 in the top of the fourth when Luke Asperger led off with a single, advanced to second on a groundout and scored on David Orndorff's single. Oxford came back with three runs in the bottom of the inning on a hit batter, two doubles and an error.
Poly closed to within a run in the top of the sixth when Logan Beerman led off with a double, moved to third on a groundout and scored on a walk.
Oxford then broke the game open in the bottom of the sixth, scoring five times with two outs for the final margin of 8-2.
Patriots pitcher Daniel Lucak pitched a complete game, scattering five hits with no walks, and was backed by outstanding defense in all positions.
Poly, the Prep League champion for the 17th consecutive season, finishes the season with an overall record of 17-6.

Lauren Cox (21-3) was dominate recording 10 strikeouts and allowing only one earned run on three hits for La Cañada.
The Spartans (23-4-1) as a team got nine hits and were led offensively by Katy Lee going 2 for 3 with one run scored, Kelsey Strange went 2 for 3 and Brenna Gay was 2 for 3 with one run scored.
Catherine Horner chipped in going 1 for 2 with a double and one run scored and Selina Mohr went 1 for 3 with a RBI double and one run scored.
Melanie Coyne allowed three runs on nine hits for Calvary Chapel who dropped to 20-6-1 while commiting four errors.
Calvary Chapel's lone run came on a solo homerun in the fourth inning by Kattie Estes.

Maria Calderas (16-13) recorded the win for Jurupa Hills (16-13).
Alexis Parker of Rio Hondo (15-5) Prep went 2 for 4, with one being a homerun bringing in three RBIs.
Madison Loomis of Rio Hondo Prep went 2 for 4, one hit being a double. She brought in two RBIs.
"Defensively we didn't play very well, but that being said we put the ball in play several times stated Rio Hondo Prep coach Joe Parker. We played really hard but we just fell a little short."

Julian Perez turned in a strong performance scattering four hits and earning the win for the Phantoms.
With the win Cathedral improved to 23-5.
Giovanni Rivera (9-3) went a strong six innings allowing four hits and fanning three but got little run support behind him. Jesus Terraazas pitched a inning in relief.
Sierra Vista (17-7) got their lone run when Christian Quinones singled and scored on a sacrafice fly by Nicholas Herrejon in the seventh inning.

Thomas Castro led the offense for Bonita going 2 for 3 with a double and three RBIs as the Bearcats improved to 28-2.
Tyler Heslop chipped in with a homerun and two RBIs.
Parker Merrit improved his record to 7-1 on the year recording one strikeout and Justin Garza entered the game in the fifth inning striking out three to earn the save for Bonita.
"It was a good game" stated Bonita coach John Knott. Castro and Garza had a great game."

The Huskies (19-7) had a strong offensive showing and got a solid pitching performance from Kevin McKeldey who improved to 6-1 scattering four hits and allowing one earned run.
South Hills got 11 hits and was led by Matt Caro with a double for the Huskies.

Bonita exploded for 21 hits and Justin Garza pitched five innings and gave up one hit and one unearned run while striking out eight for the Bearcats.

Los Altos advanced to the second round of the CIF-Southern Section playoffs and will play either Downey or Santa Monica next Tuesday. A coin flip will decide where the Conquerors will play. Los Altos' Jayson De La Peña threw a four-hit complete game. Esteban Ortega lead the Conquerors with a two RBI double to give Los Altos the lead in the fifth inning.

Sierra Vista rode the strong pitching performance of senior Giovanni Rivera who improved to 9-2 on the season as he went six innings. Rivera finished the game giving up nine hits, no walks and five strikeouts on three runs earned. Junior Jesus Terrazas came in to pitch the seventh to record his first save as the Dons (17-6) advance to play in the second round next Tuesday against the winner of Cathedral and Ontario Christian.
Notre Dame finished their 2012 campaign at 12-8. Leading the offense for the Dons was sophomore second baseman Chris Novelo who went 2 for 4 with two doubles and two RBIs and two runs scored. Also, joining the hitting attack for Sierra Vista was senior left fielder Nick Herrejon who went 2 for 2 with two singles and three walks while scoring two runs. As a team, Sierra Vista pounded out eight hits while committing two errors.
The Titans jumped on Rivera early as they scored two runs in the top of the first inning; however, tat lead was short-lived. Herrejon lead off the bottom of the first for Sierra Vista by walking. Junior Oscar Huerta singled and the Dons were in busines as they had runners on second and first with no outs. Novelo followed with the first of his two doubles to right center that scored Herrejon and Huerta which tied the score at 2-2.
With Novelo at second and no outs, Rivera helped himself as he moved Novelo over to third on a sacrifice fly. Senior Macrin Gallardo's followed Rivera with a sacrifice fly to deep right field that scored Novelo and the Dons went up 3-2 and Sierra Vista didn't look back after that.

Pasadena Poly had a strong offensive showing with 12 hits.
Leading the lady Panthers was Heather Choi with seven strikeouts.
Deedee Logan contributed with a homerun.

Glendora scored early and often and outlasted Arlington in first round action.
Glendora put up four runs in the first inning and never looked back behind the pitching of Wyatt Wood and Scott Burke pitching 3 and 1/3 innings of shutout relief.
Leading the Tartans offensively was Martin Gallegos going 3 for 4 and D.J. Peters was 2 for 4 with four RBIs.

Jennipher Solis recorded the win for Los Altos (20-6) pitching six innings striking out five.
Dana Chavez of Los Altos went 2 for 3 scoring twice. Also Berlin Delamora went 2 for 2 with two doubles.
Carter now drops to 12-7 overall.

Winning pitcher Nicole Larson (16-9) recorded the win for Bloomington (16-9) with five strikeouts. She also hit a homerun with two RBIs.
Mandy Perez led Whittier Christian going 2 for 2, hit a homerun and had three RBIs.
Whittier Christian now drops to 15-12.

Leading the Matadores (22-7) was freshman pitcher Valerie Alvarado who scattered five hits with six strikeouts.
Contributing to the win was Lisa Perez who had three hits with a double, two runs batted in. Also, Annie Dipillo had four hits with a double.
Beckman now drops to 14-10 overall.

Celeste Rodriguez improved to 8-2 and went the distance allowing three hits one walk and striking out two.
The Oilers (19-4) got all the offense required from April Marquez who went 2 for 3 with two runs scored, a RBI and a stolen base, Alyssa Soneff 1 for 3 with a double and Andrea Rocha went 1 for 3 with a run scored.
Melissa Thompson (2-3) went the distance for the Hawks striking out four and giving up eight hits.
Silverado dropped to 12-9 on the season.

Julia Arcero of San Dimas (21-7) had a homerun with two RBIs. Contributing to the win was Brianna Quintana going 2 for 4 bringing in two RBIs.
Lorara now drops to 18-9 overall.

Leading Dos Puedlos (24-4) was Cloey Mandel who had three RBIs.
Caroline Simmons and Catelynn Thornson of Maranatha both went one for three with a RBI.
Maranatha dropped to 10-17 overall.

In the first round of the CIF--SS Division 6 playoffs, Pasadena Poly (17-5 overall)defeated visiting Lone Pine 14-0 behind a season high 17 hits at Babcock Field. Every starter had at least one hit, and the 14 runs tied a season high.
For Poly, ranked 4th in the final CIF--SS Divison 6 poll and number one in MaxPreps' CIF--SS Div 6 rankings, the win was their 13th in a row and 15th of the last 16. David Orndorff was two for four with three RBIs, including a two run homerun to the center, his third of the season. Jonah Campbell was two for four with two doubles and three RBIs. Luke Asperger was two for four with three RBIs. Davey Fess was four for four including a double. Zack Bern was two for three and Joey Asperger added a two run double. Caleb Lee and Charlie Ramirez also had doubles.
On the mound, Chris Ward threw four scoreless, one hit innings with eight strikeouts to run his record to 10-0, and Orndorff finished the shutout with four strikeouts over three scoreless innings.

Jensen Barrett (14-2) went the distance scattering eight hits and striking out one as the Kares scored five runs in the first inning and never looked back.
With the win Rio Hondo Prep improved to 15-4.
Rio Hondo Prep got plenty of offense from Reyna Alvarado who went 3 for 4 with a double an RBI and three runs scored. Stephanie Esquivel went 3 for 4 with a triple, three RBIs and two runs scored.
Dayna Sanchez went 2 for 4 with a double and one run scored, Alexis Parker went 2 for 4 with a triple, two RBIs and two runs scored and Sammy Martin chipped in with a 2 for 4 performance a RBI and one run scored.

Victor Garcia went the distance and improved to 7-4 on the season.
El Rancho (14-11) had a strong offense against Los Amigos (11-14) recording seven hits.
Julian Vizcarra and Louie Plascencia of El Rancho each got two hits and two RBIs.

Jensen Barrett improved to 13-2 and went the distance allowing six hits and striking out one.
Alexis Parker went 4 for 4 with two doubles a home run and three RBIs.
Devanie Davis chipped in going 3 for 4 with two RBI's and Karah Kirby went 3 for 4 with a double and two RBIs.
With the win the Kares improved to 14-4.

Angie Amezquita went the distance allowing eight hits and striking out four.
The Minutemen were led offensively by Kelly Natham going 2 for 4 with a double, two runs scored and a RBI. Elysa McAllister was 1 for 3 with a double and two RBIs.
With the win, Maranatha improved to 10-16.
Brinna Alcorn and Salena Sainas each went three innings for the Arabs and allowed eight hits. Alcorn recorded two strikeouts.
Abdesy Galinea went 1 for 4 and had two RBIs to lead Coachella Valley. With the loss, the Arabs dropped to 14-12.

Patrick Saucedo struck out three and scattered nine Eagles hitters in the loss.
Devin Dixon led the Bulldogs going 2 for 3 with a double and Alex Bear went 2 for 3.

Charter Oak scored three runs in the top of the seventh inning and held on for the win over the Huskies. Senior Matt Page, who came in the sixth inning, got the win and improves 2-0 on the season. With the win, the Chargers up its record to 14-9 overall and 7-8 in league play, while Chino Hills drops to 8-7 in league. Trailing 4-3 entering the top of seventh inning, Travis Santiago who was 2 for 4 on the day doubled to left. After Santiago was sacrificed to third, freshmen Nick Hernandez singled to center to score Santiago which tied the game at 4-4. With Hernandez at first and one out, Corey Brown promptly singled right field. Zach Ramirez came in and ran for Hernandez. Sophomore Zo Carrillo hit a ball that hit Ramirez who was called out. With two outs and Brown on Second and Carrillo on first, Aaron Henry walked to load bases. Joe Gil worked a walk and with Brown scoring made the score 5-4 with two outs. Ian Evans provided an insurance run when he singled to left to score Carrillo and a 6-4 lead. After Page allowed a leadoff homerun in the bottom of the seventh to bring the Huskies within one run, Page settled down and got next three batters out to preserve the win.

The Gladiators handily defeated the Lobos with an impressive offense. Juette Deas of Gladstone went 3 for 4, hit two home runs and drove in five runs while scoring three runs of his own. The mound was controlled by Richard Prieto for the first six innings, allowing only one hit and one run to capture his ninth win of the season. Workman could only muster one hit while Gladstone tallied 13 hits but both teams committed two errors a piece. Gladstone concludes the season at 16-6 overall and 10-4 in league.

The Panthers' stellar offense coupled with the Kares' four errors resulted in a mercy rule ending. Maddi Holder went 3 for 3 and scored two runs while three of her teammates, Kelly Berg, Alex Clark, and Becca Hanel, batted 2 for 3 to help Poly tally 13 hits. Starting pitcher Heather Choi threw all five innings allowing only three hits. Pasadena Poly finishes the season 14-4 and 10-2 in Prep League play.

It only took one home run for the Lancers to clinch their Del Rey league title against the Swordsmen. Bishop Amat's offense was led by Alexis Gonzalez who went 2 for 3 and hit a solo home run to seal the win. Sabrina Anguiano controlled the mound the entire game and struck out six batters for the Lancers. St. Paul tallied four hits but left all runners stranded. Bishop Amat finishes the season 21-6 and closes out league play with a 12-0 record.

Alhambra clinched the league title on Friday and will open up the CIF-Southern Section playoffs next week as the top-seed out of the Almont league and will host a first-round game. Senior Gary Acuña went the distance and improved to 8-1 on the season. Acuña gave up only three hits while walking one and striking out seven. Senior leftfielder Charles Gibson went 2 for 2 with two singles and drove in two RBIs. Alhambra finishes the season at 20-3 overall and 14-1 in league play while Schurr ends its season at 6-15 and 5-10.

The Panthers claimed their Prep League championship crown after a mercy rule victory over the Kares. A steady offensive barrage kept Rio Hondo Prep in the distance as Zack Bern went 3 for 4 with two doubles and five RBIs while Davey Feess collected two hits and scored three runs for Poly. Feess held starting duties pitching the first four innings to get his sixth win of the season. Pasadena Poly finishes the season 16-5, 10-2.

Although the South Hills high baseball team clinched the league title on Wednesday, the Huskies (17-7, 11-4) still Friday's game as a tune-up for next week's playoffs.
Junior Adrian De Horta pitched six strong innings to notch his fifth win of the season.
De Horta gave up only two hits while allowing two walks on six strike outs.
Senior Ty France pitched the seventh to pick up his sixth save on the season.

Colin Ashworth (3-3) of the Heralds (10-18, 3-9) recorded the win striking out four.
Mike Raster contributed to the win going two for three with a double and three RBIs.
Mark Sandison went 2 for 4 also made two game changing plays in defensive right field.
L.A. Baptist now drops to 8-19 overall and 3-9 in league.

Uly Reyes of Marshall had a triple and also earned the win for Marshall improving his record to 5-3. [/BODY]Marshall (12-10, 3-5) had a strong offensive showing against Kilpatrick with nine hits.

Gabrielino had plenty of offense scattering 18 hits.
Vincent Albelo of Gabrielino pitched a complete game striking out seven. He also had three hits with a triple.

La Mirada (21-7, 12-0) went undefeated in league play behind the pitching of Valerie Alvarado (3-1-3) who had seven strikeouts.
Lisa Perez got the game winning RBI bringing Mylee Macaglig.
This loss drops Cerritos 18-6 overall and 9-3 in league.

Alec Garcia of Bonita pitched five shutout innings to record the win. Offensively the Bearcats were led by Justin Row and Justin Garza who each had two hits.
With the win the Bearcats improve to 25-2 overall and 12-0 in league play. [/BODY][SUB1]

Pasadena Poly advances over Cate 25-16, 25-20, 25-5.
The Panthers were led by Michael Saeta with 23 kills and Curtis Toyota had 21 assists.
Freshman Adam Stanford-Moore who was recently pulled up from the junior varsity squad contributed to the win with four kills in as many attempts.

Juan Crespo of Alhambra (19-3) went three for four with three RBIs.
Contributing to the win was Juan Morales with three RBIs.
Chino drops to 18-5 with this loss.

Lauren Cox went the distance for the Spartans (21-4-1, 10-1-1) and improved to 19-3-1 on the season. Cox struck out eight and allowed only two hits. Cox also helped at the plate going 3 for 3 with three RBIs and a homerun.
La Cañada scored three runs in the bottom half of the first and never looked back.
Catherine Horner chipped in for La Cañada going 3 for 3 with three runs scored, three RBIs and a homerun. Annie Monroe went 3 for 3 scored three runs and also added a RBI to the book.
Rounding out the offense for the Spartans was Katy Lee going 3 for 4 and Selina Mohr was 2 for 3 with a RBI.
With the loss South Pasadena dropped to 8-14 and 4-8 in league play.

Bearcats Corrina Liscano continues to shine offensively. After going four for four against Diamond Bar she came up today with back to back homeruns against Rowland.
Pitcher Anissa Sanchez held the Raiders to 0 runs and 0 hits until the bottom of the 7th when a blooper was touched before it went foul to give the Raider's its only hit of the game. She completed seven innings allowing 0 runs and striking out eight batters. She also contributed offensively hitting a double.
Bonita's win gave them a secure second place finish in the Hacienda League.

Celaste Rodriguez (7-2) recorded the win for the Oilers (18-4, 9-1) in today's game against Mark Keppel (19-5, 6-4) with three strikeouts.
Adding to thw win was April Marquez went three for three, scored three runs, had five RBIs, and had two homeruns.
Also Brianna Alvarez went two for three, scored three runs, had four RBIs and one homerun.
Evelyn Hernandez of Montebello went one for three, scored one run, had two RBIs and one homerun.

Emily Prince had a grandslam homerun in the fifth inning to lead the Eagles with five RBIs.
Maite Reece went 4 for 4 and Erika Martinez contributed with three RBIs. Rachel Bustillos chipped in with two RBis for Gabrielino.

Sabrina Anguiano improved to 18-3 on the season and tossed a one hitter while recording 11 stikeouts.
Amanda Sanchez had a double with two RBIs and Brandy Galaviz went 2 for 3 with 2 RBIs and one run scored.
The Lancers improved to 20-6 and 11-0 in league. Bishop Amat had four hits and were aided by three errors committed by Bishop Montgomery.

Kevin Amezquita went six innings allowing six hits and recording 7 strikeouts and improved to 7-3 on the year. Adrian Solchaga tossed an inning in relief allowing two hits and recording one strikeout. With the game tied at two at the end of the fourth inning, the Gladiators (15-6, 9-4) exploded offensively and scored 23 runs in the fifth, sixth and seventh innings with 16 hits. Sophomore Jesus Rojas went 5 for 7 with two doubles and 2 RBIs as all five of his hits were recorded the last three innings of play. Amezquita also had a big day at the plate for Gladstone with three hits, two triples and four RBIs. All total Gladstone put 19 hits into the book.

At Arcadia High Schoool
Singles: Arcadia -- Travis Tu 3-0, Andrew You 1-0, Albert Chen 3-0, Guillaume Lam 2-0. Bonita - Chris Phan 0-3, Jaelon Davis 0-3, Jared Pine 0-3.
Doubles: Arcadia -- Anthony Lin-Dhruv Rastogi 2-1, Eric Gao-Dustin Lieu 1-2, Donavan Lieu-Ryan Chuang 3-0. Bonita -- David Scheibe-Patrick Barnes 2-1, David Marquz-Jeremy Delgadillo 0-3, Erik Carr-RJ Maggzo 0-3.
Record: Arcadia 18-0.

At Pasadena City College
Singles: Pasadena Poly -- Matt Rossi 2-1, Henry La Soya 3-0, A.J. Singh 2-1. Palm Springs -- Yann Blanca 2-1, Everett Erickson 0-3, Glenn Erickson 0-3.
Doubles: Pasadena Poly -- Sachin Puri-Matt Johnson 3-0, Sahil Shah-Andrew Trojan 3-0, Will Clary-Andrew Ruys de Perez 3-0. Palm Springs -- Gil Capistrano-P.J. Kayn 0-3, Bryan Carey-Jon King 0-3, Jon Fay-Justin Shellan 0-3.
Records: Pasadena Poly 12-6; Palm Springs 15-4.

Caitlin Gillman went the distance for the Rebels (3-16, 3-9) striking out eight and allowing six hits and improved to 3-12 on the season. Flintridge Prep scored two runs in the bottom half of the first and never looked back. Contributing to the Rebel offense was Rachel Simon who hit her first homerun as a Rebel and knocked in three RBIs. Ashley Kim went 2 for 3 with a double and two RBIs. Kim also had two stolen bases. Molly Rowe went 2 for 3 for Chadwick but the Dolphins committed six errors which prevented them from getting back into the game.

Raymond Sedillo improved to 6-1 on the year and tossed a complete game while scattering six hits and striking out eight Azusa batters.Michael Patini contributed offensively for the Warriors going 2 for 4 with a double and two RBIs. Randy Anaya chipped in with two doubles and knocked in two RBIs.La Puente's big inning came in the top of the second when four Warriors crossed the plate. With the win, La Puente improved to 15-10 and 11-2 in league. Jake Martinez went the distance for the Aztecs scattering eight hits and striking out one but got little offensive support behind him.

Despite only having two hits Glendora edged Etiwanda 2-1 in Baseline league play.
Scott Burke (2-2) pitched five shutout innings and allowed four hits to earn the win for the Tartans. Glendora got offense from John Anguili with a double and a RBI.
Glendora's catcher Johnny Juarez threw out an Etiwanda baserunner in the bottom half of the seventh trying to advance to second base to end the game.