HIGH SCHOOL ROUNDUP : Camarillo Puts Aside Adversity in 6-4 Win

Camarillo High’s baseball team eased the pain of an apparent forfeit in the title game of the Westside tournament’s Blue Division with a 6-4 win over Ventura on Tuesday.

The Scorpions violated a new rule that limits a pitcher to 30 outs from Monday through Saturday. Eric Raba pitched 14 innings, or 42 outs, in complete-game tournament wins over Notre Dame on Tuesday and Chatsworth on Saturday.

According to state rules, violation of the rule results in a forfeit. But Southern Section officials Tuesday delayed announcement of the forfeit, pending an appeal. Camarillo Coach Jack Willard admitted Monday that he overlooked the rule and said the Scorpions will not appeal.

Against Ventura, Leonard Lopez, Corey Tucker and Matt Tackett each had two hits for Camarillo (6-0).

In other baseball games:

Alemany 4, Loyola 0--Joey Rosselli (3-0) struck out 13 and allowed three hits to lead visiting Alemany in a Del Rey League opener. Rosselli, Kirk Fellows and Gabe Villasenor hit solo home runs for Alemany (3-3).

Kennedy 10, Granada Hills 8--Palmer Drain’s bases-loaded triple tied the score, 8-8, in the sixth inning and Ben Guzman singled home Drain for the winning run in a North Valley League game at Kennedy.

Drain had two hits, scored two runs and had three runs batted in to lead Kennedy (6-1, 2-0). Robert Fowble hit two doubles for Granada Hills (1-5, 0-2).

San Fernando 15, Cleveland 2-- Canto Franco struck out five and gave up two hits for San Fernando (4-1-1, 1-1) in a North Valley League game at San Fernando. John Najar hit a two-run homer in the first.

Taft 4, Canoga Park 3--Michael Krasner’s two-run double in the sixth inning gave host Taft the West Valley League win.

Poly 8, North Hollywood 2--Wil Molina and Jonathan Campbell were both two for three to lead host Poly (4-2, 2-0) to an East Valley League victory.

BOYS’ VOLLEYBALL

Royal d. Canyon, 9-15, 14-16, 17-15, 15-5, 15-9--Travis Ferguson set school records for a match with 73 assists and 13 digs to lead host Royal (4-0), the top-ranked Southern Section 2-A team, past second-ranked Canyon (2-1) in a nonleague match.

Kevin Hambly had 24 kills, Adam White 23 and Jeff Colton 17 for Royal, which has won 21 consecutive matches and 23 in a row at home.