Southern Section results

BREA OLINDA

Seventh Place

Dana Hills 10, Irvine 5
Julie Smith went two for four with a double for Dana Hills in the victory over Irvine (1-3) at Brea Olinda.

Ninth Place

Laguna Hills 4, La Habra 0

BULLHEAD CITY (AZ) TOURNAMENT OF CHAMPIONS

Championship

Valencia 11, Riverside Poly 3 (5 innings)
Down 2-0 after two innings, tournament MVP Jessica Spigner hit a bases-loaded single to tie the game in the third inning. Madison Shipman then singled in the go-ahead run, going two for three with a home run and three RBIs on the day for Valencia (7-0).

Semifinals

Valencia 4, Garden Grove Pacifica 1
Madison Shipman went three for three with an RBI and a run scored and Lani Bernardino went two for three with an RBI and two runs scored for Valencia (6-0) in the victory over Garden Grove Pacifica.

Ninth Place

Thousand Oaks 1, Mission Viejo 0
Jackie Manzer tossed a two-hitter, extending her scoreless innings streak to 17, and struck out six to lead Thousand Oaks (4-1) to victory over Mission Viejo.

Ninth-place Semifinals

Thousand Oaks 9, Los Alamitos 2
Carisa Mudgett went three for four with four RBIs and Marla Mathews went two for two with three RBIs for Thousand Oaks in the victory Los Alamitos.

CYPRESS

Championship

Anaheim Canyon 1, Marina 0
Tournament MVP Cheyanne Tarango (4-1) pitched a one-hitter with 10 strikeouts and fellow freshman Shannon Bustillos hit a solo home run in the fourth inning for Canyon (4-1). Taysia Kaufman (1-1) pitched a six-hitter with three strikeouts for Marina (3-1).

Semifinals

Anaheim Canyon 3, Placentia Valencia 0 (6 innings, time limit)
Kayla Blanco hit a triple to score Katelyn Price and Canyon (3-1) scored two additional runs in the tiebreaker after the game exceeded the 90-minute time limit. Cheyanne Tarango (3-1) pitched a two-hitter with 11 strikeouts for Canyon. Valencia dropped to 2-1.

Marina 2, Cypress 0

Consolation Finals

Fullerton 7, Warren 4
Ellen Boch had two hits with one run and three RBIs for Fullerton (5-1). Warren fell to 3-2.

Consolation Semifinals

Fullerton 3, Long Beach Poly 0
Katey Laban (3-0) pitched a one-hitter with nine strikeouts and Carly Flibbert had two hits with a double, a run scored and two stolen bases for Fullerton (4-1). Poly fell to 1-2.

DOWNEY

Championship Semifinals

San Pedro 2, Sonora 0 (6 innings, time limit)
Taylor Petty (6-0) allowed one hit over two games as San Pedro (7-0) moved into Monday's championship game with a pair of victories.

Petty allowed an infield single to the first batter she faced Saturday and did not allow another baserunner in the opener, striking out 14, as the Pirates rode a big fourth inning to an 8-0 win over JSerra. Hannah DeGaetano and Holly Stevens hit back-to-back home runs to open the inning, and later in the frame Perelini Koria's grand slam was followed by a Kailee Cuico solo shot. Koria's home run was the 33rd of her career, five short of Jennifer Lizama's state record.

In the semifinal, Petty spun a no-hitter and Koria drove in the game's only runs with a two-out single in the fifth as San Pedro defeated Sonora, 2-0.

San Pedro, ranked sixth in The Times' preseason poll, has won 30 straight games dating to last year. That streak, as well as Petty's 25-game win streak, both figure to be sternly tested when the Pirates face La Palma Kennedy in the tournament title game Monday. Kennedy is not only top-ranked by The Times, but also is ranked number one in the nation by Student Sports Softbsall.

--Eric Maddy

La Palma Kennedy 2, Torrance 0
Ashley Hewett was one for two with two RBIs and struck out seven, and Allee Allen was one for two with a run scored to lead Kennedy (4-0). Torrance fell to 5-1. Kennedy will play San Pedro for the championship Monday.

Fifth-place Semifinals

Downey 11, JSerra 1
Staci Rodriguez was five for five with a home run, three doubles, four RBIs, four runs scored and a stolen base in two games for Downey (4-1). Teammate Lauren Castrellon was four for six with a home run, two doubles, two RBIs and two runs scored in two games.

Bishop Montgomery 1, Gahr

Ninth-place Semifinals

Huntington Beach 8, Garden Grove 3
Norwalk 4, Sylmar 3

13th-place Semifinals

Carson 6, Redondo 3 (four innings, time)
Valentina Nabayan had a solo home run, Vanessa Corral was two for two with a double and Asi Poni (4-0) was the winning pitcher, striking out four in four innings, for Carson (6-2).

South Torrance 3, Katella 2

17th-place Semifinals

Paramount 7, Santa Clara 6
Chino 8, Newport Harbor 1

21st-place Semifinals

Lakewood St. Joseph 7, South Gate 0
St. Paul 19, Oaks Christian 3

25th-place Semifinals

West Torrance 22, Artesia 0
Palos Verdes 6, Westchester 0

29th-place Semifinals

St. Matthias 7, Glenn 2
Long Beach Cabrillo 7, St. Bernard 0 (forfeit)

Championship Quarterfinals

La Palma Kennedy 7, Bishop Montgomery 1
Elia Reid went two for three with a homer and an RBI, and sister Jamia Reid was one for four with a homer and two RBIs to lead Kennedy (3-0).

Torrance 5, Gahr 2
San Pedro 8, JSerra 0
Sonora 7, Downey 6

Ninth-place Quarterfinals

Garden Grove 3, Redondo 2
Caitlin Bradac (2-2) of Garden Grove threw a one-hitter, striking out 12, and hit a home run in the bottom of the fourth inning with one on to tie the game. Donna Kaanoi knocked in the game-winning run in the bottom of the seventh.

Huntington Beach 4, Carson 3
Valentina Nabayan hit a two-run home run in the sixth to pull Carson (5-2) to within 4-3 against Huntington Beach at Southgate Park. Vanessa Corral hit a one-run double in the second inning and Brittany Abila was two for three for Carson. Destine Lauvai (1-1) was the losing pitcher, striking out two in 2 2/3 innings.

Norwalk 8, Katella 2
Sylmar 1, South Torrance 0

17th-place Quarterfinals

Paramount 5, South Gate 1
Santa Clara 3, Lakewood St. Joseph 2
Chino 6, Oaks Christian 0
Newport Harbor 5, St. Paul 3

25th-place Quarterfinals

West Torrance 21, St. Matthias 4
Artesia 13, Glenn 4
Westchester 7, St. Bernard 0 (forfeit)
Palos Verdes 16, Long Beach Cabrillo 1

HART

Championship

Agoura 3, Golden Valley 2
Kim Green pitched a complete game, giving up two runs in the first, to earn MVP honors. Host Agoura (5-0) scored three in the third and everyone in the lineup had a single.

Semifinals

Agoura 1, Highland 0
Kim Green was the winning pitcher, striking out 10, and Stephany Valentino was two for two with a stolen base and scored the only run to lift visiting Agoura (4-0).

PIONEER SANTA FE

Championship

Santa Fe 3, Sierra Vista 2
Jessica Davis had a career-best 10 strikeouts and Jessica Nordyke and Vanessa Rodriguez each had a double and an RBI to lift Santa Fe (4-3). Sierra Vista fell to 4-1.

Semifinals

Santa Fe 15, Montebello 5
Jessica Nordyke, Brittany Poirier and Courtnie Everidge hit homers to lead Santa Fe (3-3). Montebello fell to 2-2.

ST. MONICA

Championship

Long Beach Wilson 8, Notre Dame Academy 3

Third Place

Marymount 8, St. Monica 0

Fifth Place

Lawndale 6, Culver City 0

Seventh Place

Gardena Serra 1, Whitney 0

Ninth Place

Beverly Hills 6, Leuzinger 1

11th Place

Immaculate Heart 16, Pacific Hills 4

UPLAND

Ninth Place

Claremont 3, Western Christian 2
Lili Caughman went two for three and scored the go-ahead run for Claremont (1-6) in the fifth inning and also struck out 10 in 6 2/3 innings of relief.

NONLEAGUE

Campbell Hall 7, Addison (Texas) Greenhill 5
Nicki Spencer was two for three with a double and Maddy Long (2-1) was two for three with two RBIs and was also the winning pitcher, allowing five hits and striking out seven in a complete game, for host Campbell Hall (2-1).

Campbell Hall 4, Mayfield 1
Nicki Spencer was three for three with a triple and a double and Jenny Cherry was three for three with two doubles for host Campbell Hall (3-1) against Mayfield (4-2). Maddy Long (3-1) pitched a complete game, giving up five hits and striking out five.

Corona Santiago 8, Camarillo 0
Kamerin May threw a three-hitter, striking out 13, and hit a two-run home run in the fourth inning and Meredith Hackett opened the game with a homer to lead Corona Santiago (3-0) to victory over visiting Camarillo (1-3).

Granada Hills Hillcrest Christian 13, Marlborough 2
Justina Veloz went two for three with three runs scored and four RBI for Granada Hills Hillcrest Christian in the victory over Marlborough.

Newbury Park 4, Chaminade 3
Nicole Checkie went three for three with a run scored for Newbury Park.

Newbury Park 4, West Ranch 2
Chelsee Howard went three for three with a home run and three RBIs for Newbury Park.

Palos Verdes 17, Long Beach Cabrillo 1
Andrea Del Conte went four for five with four RBI and three runs scored for Palos Verdes.

INTERSECTIONAL

Palos Verdes 6, Westchester 0
Carli Perez went two for three with two runs scored for Palos Verdes.

Friday, March 7, 2008

BREA OLINDA TOURNAMENT

Northwood 4, South Hills 3
Bishop Amat 6, Laguna Hills 4
La Serna 2, Dana Hills 0

CORONA TOURNAMENT

Final

Norco 2, Corona 0
Teagan Gerhart threw a one-hit shutout and stuck out 19 and Vanessa Viloria had a two-out, two-run single in the sixth inning in a win for Norco (5-0).

GRACE BRETHREN TOURNAMENT

Grace Brethren 9, Granada Hills Hillcrest Christian 2
Brittany Bachman-Lang had two hits with a double in the loss for visiting Hillcrest Christian.

ST. MONICA TOURNAMENT

Pool Play

Beverly Hills 6, Immaculate Heart 1
Leuzinger 19, Pacific Hills 4
Long Beach Wilson 8, Marymount 0
Notre Dame Academy 6, St. Monica 2
Lawndale 19, Whitney 1
Culver City 8, Gardena Serra 0

Final Round, Saturday at Beverly Hills Championship Notre Dame Academy vs. Long Beach Wilson, 5:45 p.m.

Third Place St. Monica vs. Marymount, 4 p.m.

TOURNAMENT OF CHAMPIONS

Riverside Poly 2, Thousand Oaks 0
Poly improves to 2-0. Jackie Manzer struck out eight in three innings of relief for Thousand Oaks (1-1) in Bullhead City, Ariz.

Thousand Oaks 1, El Modena 0
Paris Shipp singled in Karli Adkins with one out in the bottom of the seventh and Jackie Manzer threw a shutout to lift Thousand Oaks (2-1).

Valencia 5, Splendora (Texas.) 0
Amy Moore hit a two-run single in the third inning to spark Valencia (4-0) in a victory in Bullhead City, Ariz.

Valencia 5, Missouri City (Texas) Elkins 1
Jessica Spigner hit a solo homer, single and double and drove in four runs while also pitching a six-hitter for Valencia (5-0). Spigner struck out seven and gave up no earned runs and Valencia's Lani Bernardino had a single and triple.

SAN JOAQUIN LEAGUE

Saddleback Valley Christian 1, Eastside Christian 0
Becca Mangan hit a one-out double in the top of the ninth to score Micki Kellinger, who went two for four, and lift Saddleback to victory in its opening game. Aubrey Harbin and Alyssa McMannes combined on a three-hitter for the winners. Nicole Love pitched the distance for host Eastside, striking out 18.

Connelly 6, Liberty Christian 2

Thursday, March 6

AVALON TOURNAMENT

Pool Play

Buckley 6, Avalon 5 (5 innings, time)
Sarah Rose and Diana Barkhoudarian each had a one-run single as part of a four-run fifth inning for Buckley (2-2), which came back from a 5-2 deficit at Avalon. Rose finished two for three with two stolen bases and Barkhoudarian was also two for three for Buckley. Erin Fukushima (1-0) was the winning pitcher in one inning pitched and went three for three with five stolen bases.

BREA OLINDA TOURNAMENT

Pool Play

St. Lucy 13, Irvine 4
Josie Tucker was three for three with a pair of runs for Irvine. Julie Ward was three for four with a home run and five RBI for St. Lucy.

Other Results

Bishop Amat 6, Laguna Hills 4
La Serna 2, Dana Hills 0
Northwood 4, South Hills 3

TOURNAMENT OF CHAMPIONS

First Round

Thousand Oaks 4, Keller (Texas) 0
Brittany Reynolds threw a complete game two-hitter with eight strikeouts for Thousand Oaks (1-0) in a game in Bullhead City, Ariz.

Valencia 8, Beckman 1
Amy Moore went two for four with a three-run homer and had four RBIs, Madison Shipman was two for four with a two-run homer, Jessica Speigner was two for three with a two-run double and struck out five as the winning pitcher, and Lauren Boser went two for three to lead Valencia (3-0) in Bullhead City, Ariz. Beckman fell to 3-1.

El Toro 2, Sunnyside (Ariz.) 1

NONLEAGUE

Agoura 6, Rio Mesa 0
Julie Lewis was three for three with two doubles, two runs batted in and three runs scored for Agoura, while Stefany Valentino and Desiree Beltran added two hits apiece.

Alemany 8, Quartz Hill 0
Sophomore Lindsey Webster (2-0) threw a two-hitter, striking out 18, and went three for four from the plate with four RBI, including a three-run home run in the sixth inning, to lead Alemany (2-1) to victory over visiting Quartz Hill (3-1).

Brethren Christian 15, Bolsa Grande (5 innings, mercy)
Heather Williams threw a no-hitter with nine strikeouts for Brethren Christian (2-0). Teammate Juliette Brewer hit a grand-slam in the second inning.

Cantwell-Sacred Heart 13, Ramona Convent 9
Lauren Yao had three hits, including a triple and a home run, scored three runs and had five runs batted in, while teammate Jalisa Rock had four hits, including a double, along with four runs scored for visiting Cantwell Sacred-Heart (2-0). MIchelle Sierra pitched the final three innings after entering the game in the bottom of fifth inning to pick up the win. Brenda Minjares led Ramona Convent (0-2) with a three-run home run in the bottom of the first.

Compton Centennial 11, Shalhavet 0 (5 innings)
Christine Barba threw a no-hitter with 14 strikeouts for the Apaches (1-0).

Corona of Santiago 6, Santa Fe 0 (first game)
Pitcher Kamerin May pitched perfect game, striking out 14 in seven innings, Jackie Sweet went three for four with a double and triple, and Susan Bolter went two for two with a double to lift host Corona of Santiago (1-0).

Corona Santiago 9, Santa Fe 0 (second game)
Jamie Adishian was two for three, Kamerin May went two for four with a homer and struck out 10, Kristen May was two for three and Jackie Sweet went three for three to spark host Santiago (2-0).

Downey 5, Garden Grove 2
Brittany Colenzo gave up three hits in a complete-game-effort for Downey (3-0).

St. Matthias 14, Mary Star 3
Yvette Gonzalez was three for four with three runs scored and four runs batted in for St. Matthias (1-3). Mary Star is 0-2.

San Marino 35, Rosemead 1 (5 innings, mercy)
Corinne Meyerson threw a no-hitter with 13 strikeouts for San Marino (4-0). At the plate, the senior was four for six with three doubles and five RBI.

Westlake 7, West Ranch 0
Jenna Becerra went two for three RBI and pitched a one-hitter, striking out eight, and Katie Pippin went three for three with a double and two RBI for Westlake in the victory over host West Ranch.

Westlake 6, West Ranch 2
Caylin Campbell went three for four with two stolen bases and two runs scored for Westlake (2-0) in the second victory over host West Ranch.

Brea 11, South Pasadena 4
Monrovia 5, Pasadena Poly 4
San Clemente 11, Huntington Beach 0

INTERSECTIONAL

Carson 6, Bishop Montgomery 2
Valentina Nabayan went two for four with a pair of triples and two RBIs, Destine Lauvai was three for four, Brittany Avila went two for three with an RBI and Asi Poni had a two-for-three game to lead host Carson (5-1).

Harvard-Westlake 15, Addison (Texas) Greenhill 0 (6 innings)
Julie Fernandez was three for four with a one-run home run, a double, two RBIs and three runs scored and Lucy Jackson was also three for four with three RBIs and two runs scored for host Harvard Westlake (2-1) against Greenhill (1-2). Sara Enriquez (1-0) gave up no hits, struck out seven and walked two in three innings for the win.

San Pedro 3, South Torrance 0
Tisha Taylor Tenney struck out 12 and walked two for the complete game for San Pedro (5-0), with Terelini Koria was three for three with an RBI triple. Jessica Centruss struck out six for South Torrance (1-3).

Wednesday, March 5

DUARTE TOURNAMENT

Pool Play

La Salle 11, Duarte 0 (5 innings)
Sterling Shuster and Katie Tripoli both homered for La Salle (3-1), while Stephanie Gioia was three for three. Allie Forillo and Maddie Herlache combined for nine strikeouts and one walk while giving up one hit.

SAN DIMAS TOURNAMENT

Semifinals

Burbank 3, Alta Loma 1
Junior pitcher Kristin Peraza had 14 strikeouts for Burbank (3-0) in the victory over Alta Loma.

NONLEAGUE

Buckley 17, Archer 16
Sarah Rose hit a grand slam home run for Buckley (1-2) in the bottom of the seventh. Archer (0-1) outhit Buckley, 18-16

Campbell Hall 16, Viewpoint 3
Maddy Long struck out nine, giving up just four hits, and was four for four, and Jordyn Naphtal hit a homer to lead Campbell Hall (1-1). Host Viewpoint is 0-1.

Laguna Hills 5, Santa Margarita 1
Terry Rahi pitched a four-hitter, allowing one unearned run and striking out three, Lauren Lastrapes went two for three with an RBI and Maria Sio had two RBIs to lead host Laguna Hills (3-1). Santa Margarita fell to 4-1.

Newbury Park 6, Canyon Country Canyon 1
Rachel Hymes and Nicole Checkie each drove in two runs for Newbury Park.

San Marino 10, Corona Del Mar 0
Pitcher Corinne Meyerson struck out five in a one-hit shutout and added two hits and two RBIs to power host San Marino (3-0). Catherine Barth contributed three hits, including a double, and two RBIs and Catherine Shelburne hit two doubles for the winners. Corona Del Mar fell to 1-4.

Whittier Christian 3, Westminster 0
Beca Kikuchi (1-1) pitched a three-hitter with 11 strikeouts for host Whittier Christian (2-1-1).

Bishop Amat 5, Rosary 2
Burbank 1, Los Altos 0
King-Drew 28, West Adams Prep 4 (5 innings)

INTERSECTIONAL

Venice 10, St. Monica 3
Georgie Dominguez went four for four with a home run and three RBI and Danielle Mestas pitched a three-hitter with 11 strikeouts for host Venice (2-1), which took the lead for good with three runs in the fifth inning. Giana Copeland had a two-RBI single to tie the game in the third inning for St. Monica.

Tuesday, Mar. 4, 2008

TOURNAMENTS

CORONA

Quarterfinals

At Corona

Norco 2, Yucaipa 0
Keegan Gerhart picthed a complete game two-hitter with 11 strikeouts for Norco (4-0).

Norco 10, Canyon Springs 1

DUARTE

Pool Play

Pasadena Poly 21, Gladstone 1

NONLEAGUE

Beckman 1, Trabuco Hills 0
Jasmin Harrell tossed a perfect game with nine strikeouts for Beckman (3-0), and drove in the game's only run the second inning. Kayla Massey struck out nine and gave up just two hits for Trabuco Hills (2-1).

Brethren Christian 15, Liberty Christian 0
Heather Williams pitched a complete game two-hitter with seven strikeouts in the victory for the Warriors (1-0).

Cantwell-Sacred Heart 14, St. Matthias 0 (5 innings)
Lauren Yao went two for three with three runs batted in and four runs scored, while Paulina Saucedo went three for four with four RBIs and three runs scored for visiting Cantwell-Sacred Heart (1-0). Michelle Sierra gave up one hit with four strikeouts in four innings and Stephanie Alvarado pitched a scoreless inning in relief for the Cardinals. St. Matthias falls to 0-3.

El Toro 0, Mission Viejo 0 (12 innings, darkness)
Carly Lamb had 10 strikeouts in eight innings for El Toro (2-0-1), while Michelle Tate fanned 13 over 11 1/3 innings for Mission Viejo (2-0-1).

Mater Dei 2, Garden Grove 1
Miranda Tamayo pitched seven innings, striking out nine and allowing four hits, and Kaitlin Ortiz hit a two-run homer in the fifth to lift Mater Dei (3-0). Host Garden Grove fell to 1-

Notre Dame Academy 6, Louisville 3
Doubles by Melissa Lafranchi and Caitlin Relyea sparked the Notre Dame Academy (3-0) combeback from a 2-0 deficit. Jennie Callas doubled for host Louisville (1-1).

Orange Lutheran 6, El Dorado 0
Junior Jackie Guy threw a no-hitter, striking out eight, for Orange Lutheran (4-0) in the victory over host El Dorado (0-1).

Palos Verdes 6, Gardena Serra 0
Arianna Erceg hit a grand slam in the fifth inning for host Palos Verdes (1-2) in the victory over Gardena Serra (1-2).

Rosary 5-2, Loara 0-1
Alex Peyton threw six and two thirds perfect innings after allowing a lead-off single to get the shutout for Rosary in the first victory of the day over host Loara (0-2). Alyssa Gonzales hit a solo home run in the second inning and scored the winning run in the sixth in the second game of the double-header for Rosary (4-1).

San Marino 12, Westridge 3
Corinne Meyerson pitched a complete game five-hitter with 19 strikeouts for San Marino (2-0). At the plate, the senior was two for three with a double and three RBI.

Valencia 9, Camarillo 2
Caitlin Rooney (two for three, two RBIs), Jessica Spigner, Amy Moore (two-run homer, two for four, three RBI) and Lauren Boser all hit homers in one inning to lead Valencia (1-0). Host Camarillo fell to 1-1. Spigner also pitched and won, getting six strikeouts and giving up four hits and one run.

Valencia 5, Camarillo 1
Jessica Spigner went two for three, hit a solo home run and struck out five to lead host Valencia to a sweep in the doubleheader. Lani Bernardino and Amy Moore each went one for three with an RBI. Valencia is 2-0, Camarillo 1-2.

Whittier Christian 11, Whitney 0 (5 innings, mercy)
Natalie Sanchez struck out 11 in four innings to earn the win for Whittier Christian (1-1-1) in the victory over visiting Whitney.

Monday, Mar. 3, 2008

TOURNAMENTS

DUARTE

Pool Play

Alverno 8, Pasadena Poly 4

UPLAND

Pool Play

Diamond Bar 4, Colony 2
Stephany LaRosa was four for four and Alyssa Eade drove in a pair of runs for Diamond Bar (4-1).

LIBERTY LEAGUE

Granada Hills Hillcrest Christian 21, Buckley 1 (5 innings)

INTERSECTIONAL

Carson 5, Peninsula 1
Brittany Avila had a bases-clearing double in the bottom of the fourth and added a sacrifice fly for Carson (4-1) in the victory over host Peninsula. Destine Laubai threw a complete game, giving up just one unearned run for the Colts.

San Pedro 4, Garden Grove Pacifica 1
The Pirates (4-0), ranked sixth by The Times, posted one of their -- and one of the City Section's -- biggest wins in recent memory, scoring four runs in the final two innings to earn the victory at fourth-ranked Pacifica (0-1).

"Pacifica and [La Palma] Kennedy are always the class of the Southern Section," said San Pedro coach Tony Dobra. "They were the only teams to beat us last year, and to be able to come in and do this on their field -- it's very satisfying. It's good for us and good for LAUSD to come out and show the level City teams can play at."

Pirate ace Taylor Petty struggled against Pacifica last year, pitching with a 104-degree temperature and allowing two runs in three innings in what turned into a 9-0 Mariner win. Petty came in healthy this year and shone, limiting Pacifica to five hits and striking out 10 as she improved to 3-0 and extended her personal win streak to 22.

The host Mariners opened the scoring in the fourth, as Anessa Steward led off with a double, moved to second on a one-out sacrifice by Christina Zambrana, and scored on Kayla Anderson's single to short.

San Pedro left runners on base in each of the first four innings against Pacifica starter Katie Tamayo, but didn't crack the scoreboard until the sixth, batting around and scoring three times on four hits against Mariner relievers Kristin Little and Krystian DeWitt. Holly Stevens and Kourtney Costa had RBI singles in the frame, sandwiched around a Trista Chavez sacrifice fly that gave the Pirates the lead. Kailee Cuico added a solo homer in the seventh off of Tamayo to complete the scoring. The win was the 27th consecutive for San Pedro, the two-time defending City champion.

-- Eric Maddy

NONLEAGUE

Ganesha 2, Garey 0
Sophomore Brianna Rodriguez and sister Brittany, a senior, led the way for Ganesha (3-0). In the sixth inning, Brittany singled, stole second and Brianna drove her in for the first run of the game. Brianna then stole second and third before being driven in by Ashley Moore.

Laguna Hills 8, San Clemente 7
Lauren Lastrapes went three for four with a two-run home run and three RBI and Maria Sio went three for three with three runs scored for Laguna Hills (2-1) in the victory over visiting San Clemente (0-2).

Laguna Hills 5, San Clemente 4
Terry Rahe went two for four with an RBI for host Laguna Hills in the victory over San Clemente.

L.A. Baptist 6, Brentwood 0