SPORTS ROUNDUP: Anders Schraer, Andres Kim lead St. Francis baseball to victory

BASEBALL

St. Francis 5, Pasadena 4: The Golden Knights improved to 2-2 on Thursday with a win in the Arcadia Elks Tournament, paced by Anders Schraer and Andres Kim.

Schraer had two hits, two runs batted in and two stolen bases, while Kim had a pair of hits, two runs and a stolen base.

SOFTBALL

Village Christian 17, Flintridge Prep 3 (five innings): Ashley Kim finished with a double, run batted in and stolen base on Thursday for the host Rebels (1-2) in a nonleague contest called after five innings because of the 10-run rule.

BOYS’ TENNIS

Valencia 16, Hoover 2: Singles player Emile Ohanyan continues to impress during the early portion of the season.

It hasn’t surprised Hoover Coach Julie Hoppe, who saw Ohanyan win a pair of sets (7-5, 6-2) for the host Tornadoes in a nonleague match.

“He’s just been really focused and he doesn’t give up,” said Hoppe, whose team fell to 2-4. “Winning sets against a good team like Valencia will be a big confidence builder for him.

“The final score of the match doesn’t reflect how we did. It’s why I booked a match like this. I wanted to get our guys some tough competition. This will help all of us get ready for the rest of league.”

BOYS’ GOLF

Flintridge Prep 240, Azusa 288: Jack Bouchard finished with a two-over-par 36 on Thursday to lead the visiting Rebels (2-0) in a nonleague match at Azusa Greens Golf Course.

Jonah Sachs had a 40 for the Rebels, who saw coach Bob Loughrie pick up his 299th career victory with the program.

Loughrie will try for his 300th win Tuesday when the Rebels meet Temple City in a nonleague match at Altadena Golf Course.

Harvard Westlake 194, St. Francis 197: Vince De Pinto and Michael Finney each finished with one-over-par 38s on Thursday in a Mission League match at Encino Golf Course. Jack Tenney had a 39 for the Golden Knights, who got a 40 from Michael Mozilo.