Baseball Wrap: Bonita, Charter Oak both win, setting up next week's big home-and-home series

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Friday's Results
Miramonte League

Charter Oak 7, Wilson 2
Bonita 7, Diamond Ranch 2
San Antonio League
Walnut at Nogales, 3:15 p.m.
Rowland at West Covina, 3:15 p.m.

Friday's Wilson-Charter Oak update: The Wilson High School baseball team has been a pest against area heavyweights. Wilson, winners of just eight games last year, were expected to rebuild under first-year coach Gary Libby, but after knocking off Glendora tournament champion Bonita 4-3 on April 3, the Wildcats defeated Northview tournament champion Charter Oak 3-2 in eight innings on Wednesday, and were hoping to deal the Chargers another setback on Friday. The Wildcats kept themselves in position to pounce for most of the game, but the Chargers scored four runs in the sixth inning to break it open, winning 7-2 heading into a crucial home-and-home series next week with Bonita. Charter Oak improved to 13-6 and 5-2 with Bonita a half game ahead in the Miramonte League at 14-4 and 6-2. Bonita defeated Diamond Ranch on Wednesday, 7-2. The Wildcats are not far back, dropping to 11-6 and 3-3.

Thursday's Wrap
Sierra League
: Once again, it looks like the Sierra League race could come down to the final week after Damien's 6-3 win over Glendora, making both teams 5-4 in the Sierra along with Diamond Bar (5-4), a 9-3 winner over Ayala. All three teams are two games back of Chino (7-2), a 9-4 winner over Chino Hills. With Chino Hills (3-6) and Ayala (2-7) trailing and Chino pulling away, it is looking like one of our big three, Glendora, Damien or Diamond Bar, will not make the playoffs.
Montview League: Sierra Vista followed its thrilling 11-innings 6-5 victory over Azusa on Tuesday with a sweep over the Aztecs, winning 5-3 to improve to 12-5 and 7-1. La Puente kept pace with a 5-0 win over Workman, improving to 12-6 and 7-1. Gladstone (13-3, 4-2) remained in the race with a 11-4 win over Duarte.
Valle Vista League: San Dimas (15-3, 9-0) remained undefeated in the Valle Vista with a 12-0 win over Covina. Northview finished off its sweep with Baldwin Park, winning 8-4 to improve to 13-4 and 7-1, leaving the 1 1/2 games back of San Dimas heading into next week's home-and-home showdown.

Baseball Standings and Schedules
Del Rey League
Miramonte League
Mission Valley League
Montview League
San Antonio League
Sierra League
Valle Vista League


5 Comments

Cowboy up! said:

Spartan Fan,

What color is the sky in your world?

Spartan Fan said:

Cowboy Bob,

You think what you want and I will think what I want, how about that! Nobody is underestimating anybody, the season has proven that is dangerous and you noticed that I said four teams vying for a championship, not one. I am a Spartan to the core and will always champion their pursuits. In my world, it will come down to Damien and Chino in the last week. That's the Spartan way, "with our shield or on our shield" it will get done.

GO Damien!!

Cowboy up said:

Spartan fan,


I agree it will come down to the last week for the Sierra league title and the 3 playoff spots but, I don't think it will go down the way you think with Damien in the head to head show down. Underestimating teams to jump your team into the Sierra League title game is arrogant and down right stupid. The wild wild Sierra can go any which way and I have a feeling that when all the dust settles it's not going to be Damien.

woww said:

spartan fan,
agreed on everything about that except the go damien part
GO CHINO!!!

Spartan Fan said:

Fred,

The final week will decide the Sierra League title. Damien closes out with a home/home series with Chino. It will come down to the wire. That's what makes this league the toughest league around. With four teams vying for a league title, it makes for the best competition in the valley. This is what high school sports is supposed to be. Good luck Damien! God Bless and stay healthy.

GO Damien!!

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