Fowler, who went on to play baseball at San Diego City
College and Upper Iowa University, replaces CHRIS BAUM.
“When I finished college I had the West Hills
baseball job in my sights,” Fowler said. “But,
at the time, it was not open.”
So Fowler joined the football staff at Madison and
is committed to coaching that sport there again this
season.
At the same time he’ll begin making plans for
the Wolf Pack baseball team.
“We lost most of our experience, so I know we
will have to reorganize and rebuild,” Fowler said.
“Of course I want to win, but I’m not real
concerned with how many games we win my first year.
Our goal will be to compete, stay in every ballgame.”
Fowler finds coming back to East County sort of a return
to the future.
“I’ve always looked up to coaches in the
Grossmont Conference, guys like ( El Capitan’s
STEVE) VICKERY and (Santana’s JERRY) HENSON,”
Fowler said. “We want to model our program after
them. It’s good to be back home.”
The Wolf Pack finished 36-47 in three seasons under
Baum.
TRAVIS HOPPER, a three-year starting pitcher for Granite
Hills High School, has accepted a baseball scholarship
to New Mexico State University.
Meanwhile, Santana outfielder CODY SMITH, who’ll
be a senior for the Sultans next spring, has verbally
committed to San Diego State University.
Hopper, a 6-2, 182-pound southpaw, twirled three seasons
for the Eagles, compiling a 21-11 record with a 2.87
ERA. The crafty lefty notched 86 strikeouts in 210 innings.
He joins an Aggies staff that has two senior southpaws
returning from last year’s 44-17 MNSU team.
One thing Hopper doesn’t do is live off the fastball.
He’s a clever corner cutter who was the starting
and winning pitcher for Granite Hills when the Eagles
defeated Torrey Pines in the San Diego Section Division
I championship game in 2007.
Among his honors were being selected to the All-East
County team as a sophomore and a junior. He also gained
a berth on the Union-Tribune All-Academic Team as a
junior.
Smith, who batted .357 with five home runs, 17 RBI
and 17 stolen bases as a junior for Santana, selected
Tony Gwynn’s Aztecs over Arizona and UC Riverside.
“Why wouldn’t I want to play for one of the
greatest hitters in baseball history?” Smith said.
“Those other schools are great, too, but SDSU is
close to home so my family can come to a lot of the
games.”
A 6-foot, 160-pound right-hander, Poteet earned All-East
County™ first team honors with a 9-1 record, a
1.56 ERA with 78 strikeouts in 71 2/3 innings. When
he wasn’t pitching, Poteet, batted .394 with 31
RBI, eight doubles and nine home runs.
Needy could become a Future Friar Santana standout signs with Padres for $300K
“Yeah, I’ve signed,” confirmed the 6-foot-5,
205-pound right-hander, a 6th-round choice in the June
draft by the San Diego Padres. He was the 174th pick
overall.
Needy received a $300,000 signing bonus.
At the moment, Needy is going through the routine physical
tests to satisfy the Padres they’ve spent their
money well.
“I know I had an option between going with the
Padres or attending college,” said Needy, who posted
a sparkling 1.00 ERA with an 8-5-1 record and 97 strikeouts
in 91 innings for the Sultans this season.
Once the paperwork is completed, Needy will report
to the Padres' Arizona rookie league in Peoria, Ariz.,
by the end of the week.
“I thought about it a long time, but I decided
baseball is the route I want to take and I want to get
started as fast as I can,” he said.
Probably the only drawback, if it is one, is Needy
has bronchitis right now.
“I think that bothers me more than it bothers
them,” he said. “But this is not the way I
wanted to start out.”
Needy is not overly concerned about his current illness.
“My focus is on baseball and I’m ready to
go.”
Needy’s veteran coach JERRY HENSON of Santana
believes his big pitcher made the right choice.
“If that’s what he wants to do, I’m
going to back him all the way,” Henson said. “I
guess when you think about it, it’s the right decision
that he can live on. It’s not like he made a rash
or quick decision. He pondered it for weeks.”
Now that everything’s been decided, Needy said,
“I’m satisfied with my position and where
I’m going. As a matter of fact I’m downright
excited.”
It's Griffin vs. Griffin after younger brother
signs with LMU, could oppose USD sibling
Add to his positive formula the fact that he’s
6-foot-5, 200 pounds, which made his availability
even more confounding. Upon his graduation from
high school, the college coaches started to come
calling. Pepperdine, Oregon, San Diego State and
Loyola Marymount all expressed interest.
Griffin finally signed with the Lions of Loyola
Marymount.
“I feel blessed to get an opportunity like
this,” Griffin said. “I’m pitching
in a quality (West Coast) conference and I’m
only 130 miles up the road from Grossmont High.”
But the story goes deeper. There’s a strong
possibility that freshman Aaron Griffin could
pitch against his brother A.J. GRIFFIN, who will
be a senior at USD in the fall. The older Griffin
has been an award-winning closer in the WCC for
the Toreros, but hopes to move into the starting
rotation his final year.
“I’ve never pitched head-to-head against
my brother,” Aaron said. “To get that
chance at the college level would be a great opportunity
that I’d truly relish. You know, with all
the baseball and all the sibling rivalries we’ve
had as brothers over the years, this would be
an exciting challenge – I know for me and
probably for both of us.”
The younger Griffin has been told by head coach
Jason Gill that he has a chance to grab one of
the Lions three starting positions and could possibly
end up the team’s closer next season.
“They’ve given me a very good deal
and shown me a lot of respect and that’s
all I can ask for,” Aaron said.
While Aaron continues to work out in preparation
of launching his college career on August 28,
A.J., a late-round draft pick of the Philadelphia
Phillies is putting together a brilliant season
with the semi-pro Santa Barbara Foresters. In
37 innings, A.J. has posted a 5-0 record and a
0.71 ERA for the Foresters (31-9). He struck out
41 and walked five. The Santa Barbara team is
making a run to repeat an NBC (National Baseball
Congress) champions.
“Yeah, they even looked at me as a catcher,”
he said.
But the 5-foot-10, 180-pound Meredith will begin
his collegiate career at Upper Iowa University
as a shortstop next season.
Meredith, who batted .370 with 8 home runs, 28
RBI and 10 stolen bases as a senior, elected to
accept a scholarship from the Division II Peacocks
over lesser offers from Rhode Island University
and Arkansas State, both Division I schools.
“I know a lot of people probably think ‘What’s
a Southern California kid like me going into the
frozen tundra to play baseball for?’”
Meredith said. “Actually it doesn’t
snow as much as people out of the area like to
believe. It’s about the same as Chicago.
Really, we get more games called because of cold
weather than snow or rain.”
Fifteen seniors graduated from last year’s
Upper Iowa team, which finished 27-27. According
to Meredith, Upper Iowa has a returning all-Northern
Sun Intercollegiate Conference second baseman.
“I’m not sure but I think the coaches
are hoping that I can fill in at shortstop to
keep him at second base,” Meredith said.
“That’s fine with me. At Grossmont,
I played shortstop as a freshman and as a sophomore.
I think I’m up to the challenge.”
Meredith’s father, Jeff, who was a successful
college football player as well as a baseball
coach at Grossmont, warned his son not to take
his competition lightly.
“These are college baseball players and
they obviously have talent, no matter where they
come from,” the elder Meredith said.
Weather aside, Meredith will have the warmth
of knowing he has an uncle who lives only four
hours away (in Chicago).
AFLAC ALL-AMERICAN GAME
El Capitan's Vickery tabbed West coach
Vickery, who has managed teams in the California
North-South All-Star series and the Area Code
Games in the past, was introduced as the West
All-Stars skipper for the 7th annual Aflac All-American
High School Baseball Classic, slated for Petco
Park on Sun., Aug. 16.
Forty of the nation’s top seniors-to-be
will face off in an East-West format in a nationally
televised contest carried live by FSN (Fox Sports
Net) at 5 p.m. (PDT).
“It will be nice to be surrounded by all
that talent,” Vickery said. “It’s
an honor to be able to coach these guys in the
most prestigious all-star game of its kind.”
No East County players are included on the two
20-player rosters. The only local guy involved
is Rancho Buena Vista High shortstop TONY WOLTERS.
The only East County players to have participated
in this game are Valhalla brothers SEAN and RYAN
O’SULLIVAN.
The blue-chipper in this year’s contest
is Las Vegas High catcher Bryce Harper of Las
Vegas High. Harper was featured on the June 8
cover of Sports Illustrated. He is labeled the
LeBron James of baseball. And the guy is only
16-years old. Wow!
Hall of Fame shortstop Ozzie Smith will serve
as the Aflac Baseball Classic honorary chairman
for the third year in a row.
“All of these kids picked for the game are
the total package,” Smith said. “They’re
not only talented ballplayers they are good students.
Most of them are going to get a chance to experience
their dream, so we’ve stressed how important
it is to give back.”
Tickets are $5 and available at the Hall of Champions.
Proceeds from the game will benefit Rady Children's
Hospital, San Diego’s only hospital dedicated
exclusively to pediatric care. Since 2003, this
event has generated nearly $685,000 for charity.
The Aflac game was held at Dodgers Stadium last
year with the East winning 4-2. Approximately
1,000 fans attended the game. The previous two
games were sellouts at SDSU’s 3,300 seat
Tony Gwynn Stadium. Aflac officials are anticipating
a larger crowd this year and have worked out a
deal with the San Diego Padres to play in Petco
Park.
Switches at the helm are just short of routine.
Two of the latest changing of the guard involves
baseball at Monte Vista and Valhalla.
Former Granite Hills alum and assistant coach
CHAD WILLIAMS has accepted the varsity baseball
post at Monte Vista High. He is replacing BRANDON
ROGERS, who resigned to pursue other business
opportunities.
Meanwhile, the Norsemen’s new baseball mentor
is familiar in name but clearly a new face. That
is, MIKE M. WILSON is replacing MIKE J. WILSON
at Valhalla’s varsity helm.
Valhalla’s newest field boss named Wilson
spent the past 12 seasons coaching baseball at
Cathedral Catholic – 11 as the Dons’
junior varsity head coach. A year ago, Wilson
was a varsity assistant, helping the Dons capture
the Division III section championship.
“I’ve wanted my own program for a long
time,” Mike M. Wilson said. “This is
a challenge to take over a great program coming
off a down year. We have a strong senior class
coming back so it should be exciting competing
against the great baseball teams they have in
East County .”
Williams, 25, steps in as one of the youngest
coaches in the San Diego CIF. He is, however,
not lacking support.
Splitting his college career between two seasons
at San Diego State (under Tony Gwynn) and two
at Chico State, Williams spent three seasons as
an assistant coach under the tutelage of Granite
Hills coach JAMES DAVIS.
“I learned a lot from Coach Davis, both
as a junior and a senior and as a coach,”
Williams said. “I’ve been around him
– I almost sound like him. I’ve picked
up a lot of his sayings.”
Williams figures three seasons as an assistant
coach under Davis is a solid stepping stone to
Monte Vista where he will be joined by his father
MIKE WILLIAMS, who spent 25 years coaching baseball
and football at Patrick Henry. Solid assistant
coach DAVID CRABTREE (a former Davis disciple)
and proven winner MARK SMELKO (1998 CIF Division
II champions) are also part of the newcomer’s
staff.
“This is a good opportunity for me,”
the younger Williams said. “I plan to take
a more leadership role. I know the talent is there,
and that’s what makes this job so exciting."
Breitbard
Athletic Association All-CIFSDS Baseball Team
(Media Vote via San Diego Hall of Champions)
PLAYER
OF THE YEAR
COACH OF
THE YEAR
Steven Packard, Mission Hills
Gary Remiker, Cathedral Catholic
FIRST TEAM
SECOND
TEAM
Pitchers
Name, School, Yr.
Ryan Wilkins, Cathedral Catholic, Sr.
Keegan Yuhl, Poway, Jr.
Abraham Torres, Montgomery, Sr.
Garrett Hughes, La Costa Canyon, Sr. Kyle Hayes, Santana Jr. Catchers
Austin Wynns, Poway, Sr.
Brad Haynal, Rancho Bernardo, Jr. Infielders
Josh Anderson, Poway, Jr. Nolan Murray, Steele Canyon Sr.
Steven Holcomb, Poway, Sr.
Scott Collins, Vista, Jr. Outfielders
Steven Packard, Mission Hills, Sr.
Alex Muren, Ramona, Sr.
Matt Moynihan, Cathedral Catholic, Sr.
Tyler Gaffney, Cathedral Catholic, Sr.
Pitchers
Name, School, Yr.
Jonathan Meyer, Cathedral Catholic, Sr. Cody Poteet, Christian, Fr. Aaron Griffin, Grossmont, Sr. Catchers
Dillon Haupt, Mira Mesa, Sr. Infielders Daniel Starwalt, Granite Hills, Fr.
River Stevens, Mission Hills, Sr. Levi Stevens, Grossmont, Sr.
Tommy Cheek, Cathedral Catholic, Sr.
Parker Hipp, Cathedral Catholic, Sr.
Myles Dempsey, Patrick Henry, Sr.
Tony Wolters, Rancho Buena Vista, Jr.
Omar Gonzalez, Otay Ranch, Sr. Outfielders
Connor Hofmann, St. Augustin,e Jr.
Angelo Cianfrocco, Westview, Sr.
Mitchell Esser, Madison, So.
The 6-foot-5 junior right-hander and a first-team
All-West Coast Conference selection, entered the
season as the all-time leader in career saves,
then added three more to that record, which now
stands at 28, before having to move into a starting
role for the Toreros, due to injuries on the USD
pitching staff.
Griffin posted a 5-2 record in league games,
with a 4.17 ERA and rang up 50 strikeouts. Griffin
was also named WCC Co-Pitcher of the Week once
this season. Overall, Griffin posted a record
of 8-3 with a 3.33 ERA and was second on the team
in strikeouts with 85.
When asked about the upcoming draft, Needy shrugged
his shoulders. It was not that he didn’t care,
but more because he was uncertain how much immediate
impact it would have on his life.
On Wednesday (June 10), Needy found out. The 6-foot-5,
205-pound right-hander was selected in the 6th round
by the San Diego Padres. He was the 174th pick overall.
“My dad stayed home from work to follow the draft
on the internet,” Needy said.
But the pitcher still got the scoop. Seems the younger
Needy was sleeping when his name popped up on the draft
tracker teleprompter.
He was awakened by a telephone call from Padres’
scout Pete DeYoung.
“He didn’t ask me any questions; he simply
said I’d been drafted by the Padres,” Needy
said. “I guess you could say I was surprised that
the Padres took me. I feel like I talked to someone
from every team.”
Needy posted a sparkling 1.00 ERA with an 8-5-1 record
and 97 strikeouts in 91 innings for the Sultans this
season.
Other East County athletes selected in the second day
of Major League Baseball’s free agent draft were
Steele Canyon right-handed pitcher ANDREW BELLATTI (Tampa
Bay, 12th round, 379th overall), Grossmont College outfielder
SEQUOYAH STONECIPHER (Florida Marlins, 14th round, 428th
overall).
Needy said DeYoung made a home visit.
“I guess it was about a month ago when he came
over to our house,” Needy said. “All he talked
about was the Padres’ organization. He didn’t
ask stuff like how much it would take for me to sign,
stuff like that.”
Needy said he had expected to be drafted somewhere
between the 3rd and 10th rounds.
“I was hopeful for the 3rd round, but if I went
as low as the 10th it would be nightmarish,” he
said. “I guess I was drafted a little lower than
I thought I would be, but I’m not too far from
the middle.”
Of course Needy doesn’t have to turn pro out of
high school since he has a baseball scholarship to the
University of San Diego in hand.
“It’s a win-win situation for me in that
I’ll be playing in San Diego , one way or another,”
Needy said. “I have a lot of thinking to do but
they are both great opportunities. In the coming days
I’ll just have to weigh which one’s the best.”
The Padres are expected to begin negotiations with
Needy as early as Friday (June 12).
“It feels like I’ve been on the phone all
day,” Needy said. “I never knew I had so many
friends until my name popped up in the draft. When I
went to lunch today, people came up and congratulated
me – people that I’ve never even met.
“I guess this is the most exciting day of my life
so far,” he added. “It’ll be interesting
to see where things go from here.”
Much like Needy, Bellatti has big-time options. He
can sign with the Devil Rays or ride his scholarship
to Cal State Fullerton, one of the premier baseball
colleges in the country.
Bellatti posted a 6-6 record with one save and struck
out 79 in 68 1/3 innings. His ERA was a respectable
2.77.
As a batter, which will not be Bellatti’s future,
he hit .414 with seven home runs and 27 RBI for the
Cougars.
Bellatti could not be reached for comment.
As expected, Stonecipher – a 6-foot, 195-pound
left-fielder – as selected by the Marlins.
“Actually, I went a few rounds higher than I expected,”
Stonecipher said. “I just want to get my foot in
the door. It’s always been a lifetime goal for
me.”
Stonecipher tied for the California Community College
home run lead with 17. He also possesses excellent speed
on the bases and a strong arm in the outfield.
“I know I showed a lot of power but I don’t
consider myself a home run guy,” said the Mission
Bay High grad. “I’m more of a gap-to-gap kind
of guy.”
Although Stonecipher had several scholarship offers,
including one to NAIA champion Lubbock (Texas) Christian,
turning pro seems to be his focus.
“We’re going to talk about it, but I hope
things work out so I can get my pro career started,”
he said.
Meanwhile, GOLDY SIMMONS, a San Diego native who came
to SDSU via San Diego City College and Monte Vista High,
was drafted in the 23rd round by the Chicago White Sox.
Simmons made 16 appearances including three starts
in his first season as an Aztec. He finished with a
record of 1-0 and a 5.97 ERA, striking out 30 over 28.2
innings of work.
The son of former major league outfielder Nelson Simmons,
Goldy was previously drafted twice, both after his senior
year of high school and his freshman season of community
college ball.
The 2009 draft resumes with rounds 31 through 50 on
Thursday (June 11) at 9:30 a.m. (PDT). Fans can follow
the proceedings on the internet at MLB.com.
ECS.com
Player of the Year
Grossmont High senior Levi Stevens,
the East County Player of the Year. (Photos by Tim Soto)
2009 ALL-EAST COUNTY™ TEAM A 'fresh' start for All-East County honorees
Granite Hills pitcher-first baseman DANIEL STARWALT
and Christian High pitcher-third baseman CODY POTEET
are the yearlings earning first team berths in balloting
by the East County Sports.com staff. El Capitan
catcher CHARLES MOORMAN and outfielder AUSTIN HENSLEY
of Valhalla were freshmen named to the second team.
Poteet was also chosen the East County Sports.com
Rookie of the Year with his 9-1 pitching record and
nine home runs as a hitter.
Grossmont High senior LEVI STEVENS, who batted .447
and posted a 7-4 record with a 2.84 ERA, was selected
the East County Sports.com Player of the Year.
East County Sports.com co-East County Coaches
of the Year honors were shared by Christian High’s
MIKE MITCHELL and El Capitan’s STEVE VICKERY. Mitchell’s
Patriots captured the San Diego Section Division IV
championship, while Vickery’s Vaqueros snapped
Grossmont’s SDCIF record of winning four consecutive
Division II titles with a 5-4 nod in 9 innings.
Other honors went to Granite Hills junior center fielder
BRIAN CARROLL (Most Improved) and Valhalla junior DANNY
HAWKSLEY (Unsung Hero).
2009
ALL-EAST COUNTY
BASEBALL TEAM
FIRST
TEAM
POS
NAME
SCHOOL
HGT
WGT
YEAR
RHP
James Needy
Santana
6-5
205
12
RHP
Aaron Griffin
Grossmont
6-5
200
12
RHP
Jake Reed
Helix
6-0
155
10
RHP-3B
Kyle Hayes
Santana
6-1
190
11
RHP-3B
Cody Poteet
Christian
6-0
160
9
RHP-INF
Andrew Bellatti
Steele Canyon
6-1
170
12
LHP-1B
Levi Stevens
Grossmont
5-11
165
12
1B-RHP
Daniel Starwalt
Granite Hills
6-2
183
9
C
Jesse Jenner
Steele Canyon
5-10
160
10
INF
Nolan Murray
Steele Canyon
5-7
150
12
INF
Ryan Stutz
Santana
5-9
160
12
INF
Tanner Rust
El Capitan
6-3
194
12
OF
Brian Carroll
Granite Hills
5-11
151
11
1B
Taylor Eichhorst
Christian
6-2
205
12
UTIL
Tyrone Wiggins
El Capitan
5-10
169
10
UTIL
Conor Meredith
Grossmont
5-10
180
12
Player of the Year – LEVI STEVENS, Grossmont Rookie of the Year – CODY POTEET,
Christian Most Improved – BRIAN CARROLL, Granite
Hills Unsung Hero – DANNY HAWKSLEY, Valhalla Coaches of the Year – STEVE VICKERY,
El Capitan and
MIKE MITCHELL, Christian
SECOND
TEAM
POS
NAME
SCHOOL
HGT
WGT
YEAR
RHP
Dylan Nickerson
Helix
5-10
159
11
LHP
Anthony Vigil
El Capitan
6-0
163
11
RHP
Cody Klopp
Steele Canyon
5-11
165
12
C
Austin Gonzalez
Helix
6-0
171
10
C
Charles Moorman
El Capitan
5-11
181
9
INF
Dylan Garcia
Granite Hills
5-9
192
11
INF
Kyle Mills
El Capitan
5-10
171
12
INF
Clayton Royer
Steele Canyon
5-11
165
10
INF
Shaun Day
Christian
6-0
180
12
OF
Dallas Seidel
Santana
6-2
185
12
OF
Austin Hensley
Valhalla
6-0
180
9
OF
Brennan Taylor
West Hills
6-2
160
12
OF
Cody Smith
Santana
5-10
170
11
UTIL
Cisco Tellez
Valhalla
5-10
180
10
UTIL
Dean Miller
Granite Hills
6-3
175
12
UTIL
Adam Timanus
Monte Vista
6-0
165
12
Grossmont High School held a
ribbon-cutting ceremony for its new baseball clubhouse,
featuring head coach Jim Earley (with scissors)
and former head coach Rob Phillips. (Photo by Ursula Kroemer)
COACHES'
ALL-LEAGUE TEAMS
(Based on League Play only)
GROSSMONT NORTH LEAGUE
FIRST TEAM
Pos. Name School Yr.
LHP-1B Levi Stevens Grossmont Sr.
RHP Aaron Griffin Grossmont Sr.
RHP-1B James Needy Santana Sr.
SS Tanner Rust El Capitan Sr.
RHP-OF Brennan Taylor West Hills Sr.
P-1B Kyle Hayes Santana Jr.
2B Kyle Mills El Capitan Sr.
SS-OF Tyrone Wiggins El Capitan So.
2B-RHP Ryan Stutz Santana Sr.
CF-2B Conor Meredith Grossmont Sr.
ATHLETE OF THE YEAR: Levi Stevens, Grossmont
PITCHER OF THE YEAR: Aaron Griffin, Grossmont
ROOKIE OF THE YEAR: Charles Moorman, El Capitan
COACH OF THE YEAR: Jim Earley, Grossmont
SECOND TEAM
Pos. Name School Yr.
OF Chris Allen West Hills Sr.
1B Dallas Seidel Santana Sr.
OF Cody Smith Santana Jr.
C Charles Moorman El Capitan Fr.
CF Abel Cervantes El Cajon Valley Sr.
RHP-OF Steven Brault Grossmont Jr.
RHP-3B Robby Robles West Hills Sr.
LHP Anthony Vigil El Capitan Jr.
DH Preston Culver Santana Sr.
C Alex Ohlson Grossmont Sr.
Honorable Mention:
El Cajon Valley: Efren Padilla (Jr.).
El Capitan: Korbin Kruger (Sr.); Craig Leavitt (Sr).
Grossmont: Evan Potter (Jr.); Craig Soggie-Henderson (Jr.).
Santana: Zach Breidt (So.); Chris Camarda (So.).
West Hills: Cole Budvarson (Sr.); Michael Lobaugh (Sr.).
GROSSMONT SOUTH LEAGUE
FIRST TEAM
Pos. Name School Yr.
CF Brian Carroll Granite Hills Jr.
RHP-1B Daniel Starwalt Granite Hills Fr.
2B Nolan Murray Steele Canyon Sr.
RHP Jake Reed Helix So.
RHP-INF Adam Timanus Monte Vista Sr.
OF Austin Hensley Valhalla Fr.
SS Clayton Royer Steele Canyon So.
3B-RHP Danny Hawksley Valhalla Jr.
RHP Dylan Nickerson Helix Jr.
RHP-OF Dean Miller Granite Hills Sr.
ATHLETE OF THE YEAR: Daniel Starwalt, Granite Hills
PITCHER OF THE YEAR: Jake Reed, Helix
ROOKIE OF THE YEAR: Clayton Royer, Steele Canyon
COACH OF THE YEAR: Cole Holland, Helix
SECOND TEAM
Pos. Name School Yr.
RHP-OF Andrew Bellatti Steele Canyon Sr.
C Jesse Jenner Steele Canyon So.
3B-DH Dylan Garcia Granite Hills Jr.
RHP-OF-1B Ruddy Acosta Mount Miguel Jr.
1B-LHP Cisco Tellez Valhalla So.
3B-RHP Danny MacIntyre Steele Canyon Sr.
SS Benny Guerrero Helix Sr.
2B Jared Hunt Granite Hills Jr.
LHP-OF Nick Sabo Monte Vista So.
RHP Cody Klopp Steele Canyon Sr.
Honorable Mention:
Granite Hills: Tyler Ponciano (Sr.); Travis Hopper (Sr.).
Helix: Armando Rodriguez (Jr.); Anthony Diaz (Sr.).
Monte Vista : Tommy Demars (Sr.); Ivan Parma (Jr.).
Mount Miguel: Lucas Golden (Fr.); Tony Alvarez (Sr.).
Steele Canyon: Brad Boehmke (So.), Dustin Degler (Sr.).
Valhalla: Will Coombs (Jr.); Anthony Gonzales (Sr.).
EASTERN LEAGUE
FIRST TEAM
Pos. Name School Yr.
C Dillon Haupt Mira Mesa Sr.
RHP-3B CODY POTEET CHRISTIAN Fr.
RHP Philip Walby Jr. Scripps Ranch Jr.
RHP Zach Pettiford Patrick Henry Sr.
SS Myles Dempsey Patrick Henry Sr.
CF Connor Hofmann St. Augustine Jr.
1B Evan Crower St. Augustine So.
SS A.C. Herrera Mira Mesa So.
SS SHAUN DAY CHRISTIAN Sr.
1B Andrew Katz Patrick Henry Jr.
ATHLETE OF THE YEAR: Dillon Haupt, Mira Mesa
PITCHER OF THE YEAR: Zach Pettiford, Patrick Henry
SECOND TEAM
Pos. Name School Yr.
LHP-OF Keyano Perry Serra So.
INF Patrick Ownes Serra Jr.
1B Jake Portugal Mira Mesa Jr.
1B TAYLOR EICHHORST CHRISTIAN Sr.
OF Drew Dominique St. Augustine Sr.
SS Cody Schiele St. Augustine Jr.
RHP Justin Bellez Mira Mesa Sr.
INF Joe Chairez Morse Sr.
2B Julian Figueroa Mira Mesa Sr.
OF Andrew Hanson Scripps Ranch Sr.
CITRUS WEST LEAGUE
FIRST TEAM
Name School Yr.
Willie Heien Lutheran Sr.
Michael Fagan San Diego Jewish Academy So.
Bryan Cimino CalvaryChristian-Vista Jr.
Jospeh Altig Midway Baptist Jr.
David Raimi San Diego Jewish Academy So.
Justin Garcia Christian Life Academy Sr.
Justin Maiolo Christian Life Academy So.
Sam Sheehan Christian Life Academy So.
IAN MURPHY FOOTHILLS CHRISTIAN Sr.
J.R. ATTERBURY FOOTHILLS CHRISTIAN So.
Players of the Year: Willie Heien, Lutheran
Pitcher of the Year: Michael Fagan, SDJA
SECOND TEAM
Name School Yr.
Robert Coons Calvary Christian-SD Fr.
William Mueller Lutheran So.
Aaron Baker Calvary Christian-Vista Sr.
Andrew Bryant Christian Life Academy Sr.
Zev Warhaft San Diego Jewish Academy Jr.
Phil Mahon Calvary Christian-Vista Sr.
Jesse Garcia Christian Life Academy Sr.
TRAVIS GEORGE FOOTHILLS CHRISTIAN Sr.
HENRY LUSCHEI FOOTHILLS CHRISTIAN So.
Martin Sanchez Midway Baptist Sr.
CIF-SDS CHAMPIONSHIPS
Tue., May 26 – Play-In Games DIVISION I
Vista 9, Patrick Henry 8 (9 inn.)
Mira Mesa 4, Calexico 2 Granite Hills 4, Mission Hills 3
La Costa Canyon 10, Eastlake 1
DIVISION II
Bonita Vista 6, Ramona 5
Point Loma 13, Oceanside 0
Scripps Ranch 7, Hilltop 2 El Capitan 14, San Ysidro 4
DIVISION III
Mission Bay 8, San Marcos 3
University City 5, Kearny 4
La Jolla 8, Valley Center 3
Castle Park 3, San Dieguito 2 (9 inn.)
DIVISION IV
Coronado 5, Maranatha Christian 0 Mountain Empire 8, Francis Parker 6
Mater Dei Catholic 10, Holtville 0 Christian 11, Foothills Christian 1
Madison 16, Tri-City Christian 1
Santa Fe Christian 9, La Jolla Country Day 0
The Bishop's 7, Christian Life 2
Horizon 20, High Tech 2
Wed., May 27 – First Round
DIVISION I Vista 5, Torrey Pines 3 (10 inn.)
Rancho Buena Vista 4, Mira Mesa 3 (9 inn.) Granite Hills 5, Rancho Bernardo 3 (8 inn.)
Poway 8, La Costa Canyon 7
DIVISION II
Grossmont 6, Bonita Vista 4
Westview 23, Point Loma 4 Helix 13, Scripps Ranch 6
El Capitan 4, Steele Canyon 2
DIVISION III Cathedral Catholic 13, Mission Bay 3
University City 5, St. Augustine 3 Santana 12, La Jolla 2
Montgomery 4, Castle Park 0
DIVISION IV
Coronado 19, Mountain Empire 0
Christian 11, Mater Dei Catholic 0
Santa Fe Christian 7, Madison 5
Horizon 22, The Bishop's 1 (6 inn.)
Sat., May 30 – Third Round Games
DIVISION I
At Westview
Rancho Bernardo 5, Granite Hills 2
Vista 25, Torrey Pines 5
DIVISION II
At Carlsbad Steele Canyon 5, Helix 1
Bonita Vista 7, Westview 3
DIVISION III
At Silver Strand School, Coronado Santana 6, La Jolla 2
University City 5, St. Augustine 2
DIVISION IV
At Grossmont HS
Coronado 3, Mater Dei 0 (Game vacated; forfeit by Coronado;
illegal player)
Madison 10, Santa Fe Christian 8
Mon., June 1– Third Round Games
DIVISION IV
Replacement Game Mater Dei 5, Mountain Empire 4
Tue., June 2 – Fourth Round Games
DIVISION I
Rancho Bernardo 2, Poway 0
Vista 3, Rancho Buena Vista 0
DIVISION II
Grossmont 8, Bonita Vista 7 El Capitan 13, Steele Canyon 4
DIVISION III
Santana 3, Montgomery 0
Cathedral Catholic 4, University City 1
DIVISION IV
Mater Dei 7, Christian 0
Madison 9, Horizon 6
Thurs., June 4 – Fifth Round Games
DIVISION I Poway 11, Rancho Bernardo 0
Rancho Buena Vista 5, Vista 3
DIVISION III Montgomery 1, Santana 0
DIVISION IV
Christian 4, Mater Dei 2
Madison 8, Horizon 7
Sat., June 6 – Championships
At San Diego State
DIVISION IV — Christian 5, Madison 4
DIVISION III — Cathedral Catholic 13, Montgomery 2
DIVISION II — El Capitan 5, Grossmont 4 (9 inn.)
DIVISION I — Poway 4, . Rancho Buena Vista 3
Thur., Mar. 5
Non-League
Horizon 10, El Cajon Valley 7
Fri., Mar. 6 Foothiller-Aztec Classic
Helix 2, Calexico 1 Non-League
Canyon Crest 8, El Cajon Valley 3
Sat., Mar. 7 Foothiller-Aztec Classic
Grossmont 2, Mater Dei 1
Steele Canyon 16, Ramona 4
Valhalla 7, Eastlake 4
Santana 7, Vista 4
West Hills 12, Chula Vista 3
Montgomery 22, Monte Vista 0
Mon., Mar. 9 Foothiller-Aztec Classic
Mater Dei 4, Helix 3 Christian Tournament
Christian 24, Lincoln 1
Tue., Mar. 10 Hilltop-Lolita’s Tournament
El Capitan 6, Rancho Bernardo 3
Rancho Buena Vista 4, Granite Hills 2 Bully’s East Tournament
El Cajon Valley 10, Hoover 7
Castle Park 2, Mount Miguel 0 Non-League
Foothills Christian vs. Guajome Park, ppd. basketball playoffs
Wed., Mar. 11 Foothiller-Aztec Classic
Grossmont 6, Helix 2
Calexico 6, Santana 4 (8 inn.)
Montgomery 8, Valhalla 3
Monte Vista 4, Chula Vista 2
Steele Canyon 8, Mater Dei 2
Vista 11, West Hills 0 Christian Tournament
Horizon 23, Christian 5 Non-League
Foothills Christian vs. Christian Life, ppd.
Thur., Mar. 12 Hilltop-Lolita’s Tournament
Fallbrook 8, El Capitan 4 Bully’s East Tournament
Castle Park 8, El Cajon Valley 5
Mount Miguel 7, Olympian 6
Fri., Mar. 13 Foothiller-Aztec Classic
Valhalla 6, Chula Vista 0
Helix 9, Eastlake 6
Grossmont 6, Steele Canyon 4
West Hills 10, Monte Vista 2
Montgomery 2, Santana 1 Hilltop-Lolita’s Tournament
Mission Bay 6, Granite Hills 5 (13 inn.) Eagles-Warriors Classic
Foothills Christian 10, Julian 6
Sat., Mar. 14
Foothiller-Aztec Classic
Santana 9, Valhalla 3
Mater Dei 7, West Hills 0
Ramona 3, Helix 2
Vista 17, Monte Vista 2
Calexico 6, Grossmont 4
Eastlake 6, Steele Canyon 3 Christian Tournament
Christian 14, The Bishop’s 3 Bully’s East Tournament
Mount Miguel 10, SD-Southwest 7
Olympian 3, El Cajon Valley 2 Hilltop-Lolita’s Tournament
El Capitan 6, Bonita Vista 5
Hilltop 5, Granite Hills 3 Eagles-Warriors Classic
Tri-City Christian 8, Foothills Christian 7
Mon., Mar. 16
Salpointe Lancer Classic, Tucson, Ariz.
Catalina (Ariz.) 7, Helix 6 (8 inn.) Christian Patriots Tournament
Christian 12, SD-High Tech 2
Tue., Mar. 17
Hilltop-Lolita’s Tournament
El Capitan 14, Escondido 2
Granite Hills 4, St. Augustine 2 Salpointe Lancer Classic, Tucson, Ariz.
Cienega (Ariz.) 14, Helix 2 (6 inn.) Bully’s East Tournament
Mar Vista 13, Mount Miguel 7
SD-Southwest 10, El Cajon Valley 5
Wed., Mar. 18
Foothiller-Aztec Classic
Santana 4, Monte Vista 0
Grossmont 15, Eastlake 10
West Hills 5, Montgomery 1
Steele Canyon 5, Chula Vista 2 (9 inn.)
Vista 12, Valhalla 4 Christian Patriots Tournament
Christian 11, La Jolla Country Day 2 Salpointe Lancer Classic, Tucson, Ariz.
Helix 5, Stilwell (Okla.) 4
Thur., Mar 19
Hilltop-Lolita’s Tournament
Cathedral Catholic 6, El Capitan 5
Poway 11, Granite Hills 5 Salpointe Lancer Classic, Tucson, Ariz.
Helix 11, Poudres (Colo.) 5 Bully’s East Tournament
Mar Vista 11, El Cajon Valley 4
EC-Central 7, Mount Miguel 3 Eagles-Warriors Tournament
Foothills Christian 37, San Pasqual Academy 0 (4 inn., SPA resigned) Citrus West League
Guajome Park 6, Vista-Calvery Chr. 5
Sat., Mar 21 Foothiller-Aztec Classic Championship
Grossmont 6, Montgomery 0 Eagles-Warriors Tournament
At MiraCosta College
Escondido Charter 2, Foothills Christian 1
Mon., Mar. 23
Grossmont Conference Tournament
Grossmont 3, Valhalla 2 (8 inn.)
Santana 3, Helix 1
El Capitan 12, Mount Miguel 1
Granite Hills 12, West Hills 2
Steele Canyon 13, El Cajon Valley 0 City Conference Tournament
Scripps Ranch 8, Christian 0
Tue., Mar. 24
City Conference Tournament
Christian 10, San Diego 3 Non-League
Foothills Christian 23, Rock Academy 3
Wed., Mar. 25
Grossmont Conference Tournament
Helix 7, West Hills 1
Grossmont 10, Monte Vista 1
Steele Canyon 7, El Capitan 3
Santana 13, Mount Miguel 5 (10 inn.)
Valhalla 11, El Cajon Valley 2 Citrus West League
CV-Calvary Chr. df. Guajome Park, forfeit
Fri., Mar. 27
Grossmont Conference Tournament
El Capitan 5, Granite Hills 4
Santana 16, Monte Vista 1
Grossmont 18, Mount Miguel 0
Helix 18, El Cajon Valley 6
West Hills 5, Valhalla 2
Mon., Mar. 30
Grossmont Conference Tournament
Santana 7, Valhalla 2
Helix 6, Grossmont 1
El Captian 7, Monte Vista 3
Granite Hills 11, El Cajon Valley 3
Steele Canyon 12, West Hills 10
Tue., Mar. 31
Grossmont Conference Tournament
Santana 14, Steele Canyon 2
City Conference Tournament
Christian 7, Cathedral Catholic 3 Citrus League West
Foothills Christian 5, Lutheran 4
Christian Life 28, Midway Baptist 3 (5 inn.)
Wed., Apr. 1
Grossmont Conference Tournament
Granite Hills 10, Grossmont 3
Monte Vista 23, El Cajon Valley 5 (5 inn.)
Mount Miguel 4, West Hills 1
El Capitan 14, Valhalla 10
Thur., Apr. 2
City Conference Tournament
Madison 7, Christian 4 Citrus League West
Midway Baptist 2, Foothills Christian 1
Sat., Apr. 4
Citrus West League
Vista-Calvary Chr. 6, Lutheran 5
Mon., Apr. 6
59th Annual 59th Annual Lions Tournament Classic Division
Rancho Buena Vista 11, Granite Hills 5
El Capitan 7, Bakersfield-Stockdale 3
La Costa Canyon 7, Grossmont 1
Valhalla 12, Granada Hills-Kennedy 8 Premier Division
Steele Canyon 3, Coronado 1 4A Division
Otay Ranch 4, West Hills 2 3A Division
Mount Miguel 5, Castle Park 4
Monte Vista 14, San Dieguito 4 2A Division
Juan Diego Catholic (Utah) 5, El Cajon Valley 2 Blazer Spring Bash, Las Vegas
Bakersfield-Centennial 3, Santana 2
Tue., Apr. 7
59th Annual Lions Tournament
Classic Division
El Capitan 7, Torrey Pines 0
Rancho Bernardo 7, Grossmont 3
Temecula Valley 8, Valhalla 2
Yucaipa 13, Granite Hills 4 Premier Division
El Camino Real 7, Steele Canyon 1 4A Division
La Jolla 9, West Hills 5 3A Division
Mount Miguel 4, University City 1
Nevada Union 7, Monte Vista 2 2A Division
Brawley 9, El Cajon Valley 7 Blazer SportCo Spring Bash, Las Vegas
Chatsworth 4, Santana 1
Santana 13, Las Vegas-Durango 6 Citrus League West
Foothills Christian df. SD Jewish Academy by forfeit
Wed., Apr. 8
9th Annual Lions Tournament
Classic Division
Grossmont 10, Las Vegas-Silverado 5
Granite Hills 10, Las Vegas-Green Valley 2
Cathedral Catholic 14, El Capitan 6
Poway 7, Valhalla 3 Premier Division
Steele Canyon 4, Palisades 1 4A Division
West Hills 9, S.F.-Lowell 8 3A Division
Valley Center 4, Monte Vista 3
El Centro Southwest 7, Mount Miguel 0 2A Division
SD Southwest 5, El Cajon Valley 2 Blazer Spring Bash, Las Vegas
Las Vegas-Bonanza 6, Santana 3 KSA Tournament, Orlando, Fla.
Christian 5, Mt. Paran Christian (Ga.) 3
Thur., Apr. 9
59th Annual Lions Tournament Semifinals/Finals/Consolations
Steele Canyon 19, Bakersfield-Liberty 8
Grossmont 5, Bingham (Utah) 1
Bakersfield-Stockdale 8, Granite Hills 4
Yucaipa 4, El Capitan 1
Santa Fe Christian 11, Mount Miguel 3
San Ysidro 6, Valhalla 4 KSA Tournament, Orlando, Fla.
Dominion Christian (Ga.) 4, Christian 2
Fri., Apr. 10
KSA Tournament, Orlando, Fla.
At Wide World of Sports Stadium
Christian 6, Orangeburg (S.C.) 3
Sat., Apr. 11
KSA Tournament, Orlando, Fla.
St. Francis (Toledo, OH) 6, Christian 0
Tue., Apr. 14
Non-League
Foothills Christian 10, DeSales (N.Y.) 9 Eastern League
St. Augustine 7, Patrick Henry 4
Mira Mesa 7, Scripps Ranch 3
Serra 11, Morse 9
Wed., Apr. 15
Grossmont South League
Granite Hills 12, Mount Miguel 0
Granite Hills 18, Mount Miguel 0 (5 inn.) (corrected score)
Valhalla 12, Monte Vista 1
Monte Vista 4, Valhalla 3
Steele Canyon 4, Helix 0 (corrected score)
Steele Canyon 12, Helix 2 Grossmont North League
Grossmont 15, West Hills 1
Santana 12, El Cajon Valley 1 Citrus West League
Foothills Christian vs. Christian Life, ppd. to Thursday Non-League
Christian 12, Mater Dei 5
Bonita Vista 6, El Capitan 5
Julian 7, CV-Calvary Christian 3
Thur., Apr. 16
Citrus West League
Christian Life 11, Foothills Christian 8
Non-League
Eastlake 6, El Capitan 5 (9 inn.) Eastern League
Patrick Henry 4, St. Augustine 3
Scripps Ranch 4, Mira Mesa 3
Morse 4, Serra 2
Sat., Apr. 18
Non-League
Santana 7, St. Augustine 6
Santana 3, St. Augustine 1
Patrick Henry 7, West Hills 2
Mon., Apr. 20
Grossmont North League
Grossmont 7, West Hills 1
Santana 16, El Cajon Valley 2 Grossmont South League
Helix 9, Mount Miguel 0
Steele Canyon 7, Valhalla 6
Granite Hills 8, Monte Vista 2 Eastern League
Christian 8, Morse 7
Mira Mesa 12, Serra 2
Patrick Henry 3, Scripps Ranch 2 (8 inn.) Citrus League West
San Diego Jewish 5, Guajome Park 2
Tue., Apr. 21
Eastern League
Morse 3, Christian 1
Mira Mesa 9, Serra 3
Patrick Henry 15, Scripps Ranch 2 Citrus League West
Foothills Christian 9, Vista-Calvary Chr. 0
San Diego Jewish 7, Lutheran 3
Wed., Apr. 22
Grossmont North League
El Capitan 5, West Hills 4
Santana 11, Grossmont 1 Grossmont South League
Monte Vista 17, Granite Hills 3
Steele Canyon 10, Valhalla 3
Helix 6, Mount Miguel 0
Thur., Apr. 23
Eastern League
Christian 6, Scripps Ranch 2
Vista-Calvary Chr. 8, Midway Baptist 5
Christian Life df. Guajome Park, forfeit
Fri., Apr. 24
Grossmont North League
Santana 2, Grossmont 0
West Hills 8, El Capitan 1 Grossmont South League
Mount Miguel 13, Valhalla 12
Granite Hills 8, Helix 3
Steele Canyon 19, Monte Vista 0
Sat., Apr. 25
Non-League
Mission Bay 4, Grossmont 3
Grossmont 11, Mission Bay 0 Citrus League West
Foothills Christian df. Guajome Park, forfeit
Mon., Apr. 27
Grossmont North League
Santana 9, West Hills 0
El Capitan 13, El Cajon Valley 4 Grossmont South League
Mount Miguel 13, Valhalla 12
Granite Hills 8, Helix 3
Steele Canyon 19, Monte Vista 0
Tue., Apr. 28
Eastern League
Scripps Ranch 5, Christian 4
Patrick Henry 11, Mira Mesa 5
St. Augustine 14, Morse 2 Non-League
Mission Bay 7, West Hills 0 Citrus West League
San Diego Jewish 6, Midway Baptist 3
CV-Calvary Christian 4, Lutheran 2
Wed., Apr. 29
Grossmont North League
Santana 6, West Hills 0
El Capitan 22, El Cajon Valley 3 (5 inn.) Grossmont South League
Helix 7, Valhalla 6 (9 inn.)
Monte Vista 7, Mount Miguel 6
Steele Canyon 11, Granite Hills 3
Thur., Apr. 30
Eastern League
Christian 13, Serra 0
Scripps Ranch 8, Morse 1
St. Augustine 6, Mira Mesa 3 Citrus League West
Christian Life 12, Foothills Christian 8
Guajome Park 9, Lutheran 4
Vista-Calvary Christian 5, San Diego Jewish 1 (13 inn.)
Fri., May 1
Grossmont North League
Santana 11, El Capitan 1
Grossmont 20, El Cajon Valley 0 Grossmont South League
Granite Hills 7, Steele Canyon 5
Monte Vista 11, Mount Miguel 5
Helix 4, Valhalla 2 Citrus West League
Midway Baptist 19, CV-Calvary Chr. 0
Sat., May 2
Non-League
Cathedral 7, Grossmont 5 Citrus West League
Christian Life 11, Vista-Calvary Chr. 0 (6)
Mon., May 4
Grossmont North League
Grossmont 15, El Cajon Valley 3
El Capitan 8, Santana 6 Grossmont South League
Valhalla 6, Granite Hills 2
Helix 9, Monte Vista 1
Steele Canyon 4, Mount Miguel 3 Eastern League
Christian 7, Serra 4
Tue., May 5
Eastern League
Patrick Henry 23, Christian 1
Mira Mesa 8, Morse 0
St. Augustine 5, Serra 4 Citrus League West
Foothills Christian 8, San Diego Jewish 6
Christian Life 4, Lutheran 1
Midway Baptist df. Guajome Park, forfeit
Wed., May 6
Grossmont North League
Grossmont 4, El Capitan 3 (9 inn.)
West Hills 6, El Cajon Valley 2 Grossmont South League
Helix 3, Monte Vista 1
Granite Hills 13, Valhalla 3
Steele Canyon 26, Mount Miguel 3 Non-League
Santana 3, Ramona 2 Citrus West League
Vista-Calvary Chr.21, CV-Calvary Chr. 8
Thur., May 7
Eastern League
Christian 5, Patrick Henry 2
Mira Mesa 11, Morse 0
St. Augustine 5, Serra 1 Citrus League West
Foothills Christian 14, Lutheran 4
SD Jewish 24, CV-Calvary Chr. 0 (5 inn.)
Christian Life 21, Midway Baptist 2
Vista-Calvary Chr. df. Guajome Park, forfeit
Fri., May 8
Grossmont North League
Grossmont 6, El Capitan 5 (9 inn.)
West Hills 11, El Cajon Valley 1 Non-League
Lutheran 11, Borrego Springs 5
Mon., May 11
Grossmont North League
Grossmont 6, West Hills 1
Santana 15, El Cajon Valley 2 Grossmont South League
Helix 4, Steele Canyon 0
Granite Hills 9, Mount Miguel 1
Valhalla 23, Monte Vista 6
Tue., May 12
Eastern League
St. Augustine 7, Christian 5
Scripps Ranch 8, Serra 4 Citrus League West
Foothills Christian 11, Midway Baptist 0
Vista-Calvary Chr. 15, Lutheran 5 (5 inn.)
CV-Calvary Chr. df. Guajome Park, forfeit Non-League
La Jolla Country Day 6, SD Jewish 0
Wed., May 13
Grossmont North League
Grossmont 5, Santana 1
West Hills 7, El Capitan 2 Grossmont South League
Granite Hills 13, Monte Vista 4
Helix 8, Mount Miguel 2
Steele Canyon 8, Valhalla 7
Citrus League West
Foothills Christian 16, Vista-Calvary Christian 5 (5 inn.)
Thur., May 14
Eastern League
Christian 8, St. Augustine 6
Scripps Ranch 8, Serra 1
Morse 9, Patrick Henry 8 Non-League
Mira Mesa 4, Point Loma 1 Citrus West League
San Diego Jewish df. Guajome Park, forfeit
Midway Baptist 8, Lutheran 1
Christian Life 22, CV-Calvary Chr. 3
Fri., May 15
Grossmont North League
West Hills 1, Santana 0
El Capitan 21, El Cajon Valley 4 Grossmont South League
Granite Hills 8, Helix 2
Steele Canyon 12, Monte Vista 0
Valhalla 11, Mount Miguel 4 Citrus West League
Foothills Christian 13, San Diego Jewish 12
Sat., May 16
Citrus West League
Lutheran 13, Midway Baptist 11
Mon., May 18
Grossmont North League
El Capitan 4, Santana 2
Grossmont 20, El Cajon Valley 3 Grossmont South League
Mount Miguel 7, Monte Vista 5
Valhalla 2, Helix 1 (11 inn.)
Granite Hills 11, Steele Canyon 6 Citrus West League
Foothills Christian 15, CV-Calvary Chr. 3
Christian Life df. Guajome Park, forfeit Non-League
Calvin Christian 11, San Diego Jewish 0
Mtn. Empire df. Midway Baptist, forfeit
Tue., May 19
Eastern League
Mira Mesa 9, Christian 8
Scripps Ranch 7, St. Augustine 6 (8 inn.)
Patrick Henry 10, Serra 1 Non-League
Madison 7, Morse 6
Wed., May 20
Grossmont North League
West Hills 6, El Cajon Valley 2
Grossmont 16, El Capitan 4 Grossmont South League
Valhalla 8, Granite Hills 1
Helix 10, Monte Vista 4
Steele Canyon 7, Mount Miguel 3 Citrus League West
Foothills Christian 19, CV-Calvary Christian 4 (4 inn.)
Midway Baptist at Vista-Calvary Christian, no report
Thur., May 21
Eastern League
Mira Mesa 1, Christian 0
Patrick Henry 7, Serra 0
St. Augstine 8, Scripps Ranch 3 Citrus West League
Christian Life 1, San Diego Jewish 0 Non-League
SD-High Tech 5, Lutheran 4 (8 inn.)
END REGULAR SEASON
