Ryan LemmonSchool: WoodbridgeSport: BaseballPosition: OutfieldClass: SeniorLemmon helped...

Ryan Lemmon

School: Woodbridge

Sport: Baseball

Position: Outfield

Class: Senior

Lemmon helped the Warriors win the Oceanside Tournament last week by going eight for 17 with four home runs, seven runs scored, seven runs batted in and twice stealing home. He also pitched four innings of relief in a nonleague game, earning the victory as Woodbridge defeated La Quinta in 10 innings, 4-3. Lemmon hit four home runs in a two-day span. Lemmon hit two home runs against Laguna Beach in a 22-5 Oceanside Tournament semifinal victory, then followed with another two-home run performance against Carlsbad in the championship. “He’s stepping forward this season, and we needed it against against Carlsbad because we were flat,” Woodbridge Coach Vince Brown said. Lemmon’s second home run against Carlsbad, a two-run shot in the sixth, pulled the Warriors even, 3-3, before Woodbridge scored three in the top of the seventh to win, 6-3.

Other top performers:

Jairo Arceyut, who struck out 16 for Estancia in an eight-inning, 4-3, complete-game victory Friday over Costa Mesa. Tuesday, he earned a victory after pitching a scoreless seventh inning as his brother, Pedro, hit the game-winning, three-run home run to give the Eagles a 7-4 victory over Calvary Chapel.

Aaron Garcia, who had 24 kills to help Capistrano Valley, the No. 1-ranked boys’ volleyball team in the county, defeat second-ranked Esperanza, 13-15, 15-4, 15-10, 19-17, in a nonleague match.

Jay Lim, who high jumped 6 feet 10 1/2 inches for Sonora at the Katella Relays. Lim broke the Sonora record of 6-10, held by Doug Nordquist, who finished fifth in the 1984 Summer Olympics.

Lupe Rodriguez, the St. Margaret’s catcher who had eight hits, 10 RBIs, seven runs scored, four doubles and a home run in the Tartans’ two victories.