#high-school-baseball

#high-school-baseball

This day got here way quicker than I ever thought possible. Although I'm sad to see this chapter come to an end, I'm even more excited to watch you take on the world in a different way. It was never about where you ended up - it was about who you became getting to this point.

"Head Shots 59" will showcase 39 Staten Island high school baseball players from various years, reminding readers of the rich history of local talent.

Sylmar's baseball team re-entered the Valley Mission League title race by defeating Sun Valley Poly 2-0, marking Poly's first league loss. Martinez's performance was recognized as he struck out nine batters.

Junior shortstop James Clark dominated the series against Orange Lutheran, going 7-for-11 with two RBIs, leading St. John Bosco to a 3-0 start in the Trinity League.

"After going down three runs in the first inning, Valley Christian stormed all the way back and had the bases loaded with one out in the bottom of the seventh."

Granada, ranked fourth in the Bay Area News Group rankings, defeated Pittsburg 4-1, handing them their first loss of the season.

In a game that included an ejection, tense moments and a sizzling finale, Pittsburg notched its 10th straight win with a 7-6 victory over Campolindo.

LA MIRADA (7-1) continues to showcase strong baseball, which was evident during their recent two-game sweep of Warren, confirming their position in the top ranks.

Quentin Young showcased his power with two home runs and six RBIs leading Oaks Christian to a decisive 9-2 victory over Moorpark.

Harvard-Westlake hasn't given up any runs in two games despite losing its top three pitchers from last season.

Brett Kay, the baseball coach at JSerra, believes bunting still holds value in high school baseball, as it can create scoring opportunities for teams.

Seth Hernandez, a senior from Corona, is recognized as the best two-way player in Southern California, exemplifying talent and versatility on the field.

Bell High's baseball team faces the challenge of repeating their historic City Section championship victory, with strong returning talent and expectations for the upcoming season.

Last year, he stepped into a role where he was a float - just being the best athlete on the field wherever I needed him. This year, we knew he was going to be the guy on the mound we would give the ball to every third or fourth day and get six innings out of and be our No. 3 hitter and play right field. - Shaker coach Jonathan Washock