JORDAN ABRUZZO, who spent the last two campaigns at
El Capitan, moves over to Grossmont High, taking over
for CHAD WILLIAMS who has moved to the East Coast.
Meanwhile, Mount Miguel’s new skipper is L.B.
HAVIRD, who will take the Matadors’ reins this
season. He steps in for JASON BABINEAU who guided the
Matadors to a school record for 20 wins in 33 games.
Abruzzo, an El Capitan graduate, revitalized an El
Capitan team with a 16-13 finish that included a berth
in the playoffs.
“We’re excited to have Jordan on our staff,”
said Grossmont High Athletic Vice Principal DONNIE CARROLL.
“Jordan comes to us with many positive recommendations
from people like STEVE VICKERY, MARK NOBLE and JAMES
DAVIS.”
Jordan was an assistant coach for Vickery and Davis.
Havird, a teacher, has been an assistant coach in both
football and baseball at Mount Miguel along with Babineau,
who is now an Athletic Vice Principal at El CajonValley.
The Vaqueros have named CLAYTON CURO as the new varsity
baseball coach, replacing JORDAN ABRUZZO, who resigned
for personal reasons after two seasons.
“I’m really excited and honored to have this
chance,” said Curo, who played for legendary Vaqueros
coach STEVE VICKERY in 1990-91.
Vickery will be one of Curo’s assistant coaches.
Curo has spent the last two years coaching the freshmen
and junior varsity baseball teams at El Capitan.
Currently his sons – senior place-kicker TAKOTA
and sophomore wide receiver DELSON, are in the Vaqueros
football program. The two boys also play soccer and
golf.
“I want to involve the community more in the baseball
program, like it was when I played,” said Curo,
who celebrated his 41st birthday on Saturday (Aug. 2).
“I’m glad to be back where I played. Now it’s
my chance to see if I can get the program where I think
it should be.”
When asked how many Curos have been involved in El
Capitan sports, Curo paused and said, “They didn’t
even ask me that question when I applied for the job.
My dad was the first one, in 1961. I know it’s
been more than a 100 since then, including my daughter,
CHEYNOA, who was a cheerleader and who is now a freshman
at Sonoma State .”
Curo is coaching summer baseball at El Capitan for
the San Diego Scorpions Black.
“Our varsity lost only three kids from last year’s
team,” said Curo of the Vaqueros who finished 16-13
overall, and made the playoffs. “My philosophy
in coaching is to get kids to relax and be confident
and motivated to enjoy the game.”
“We are excited to have Mike on board,” said
Valhalla athletic director ROBERT WILSON. “He is
a man of good character, with a strong baseball background.
Mike has a good understanding of what it takes to be
a Student Athlete. He has an expectation that his players
will be good role models on and off the field.”
Bando is a 2011 graduate of SDCC where he played two
seasons for the Hawks.
During his senior year of high school, Bando batted
.419 for Higley High school, helping the team advance
to the 2nd round of playoffs in 2007.
In 2008, Bando attended Chandler-Gilbert CC and redshirted.
Following that redshirt year, Bando went on to play
for The Master's College for 2 seasons and transferred
to SDCC for his final two seasons. Bando was named MVP
of the 2009 Arizona W.B.L.
In 2011, Bando signed a contract with the Washington
Wild Things of the Frontier League, the top independent
baseball league in the United States, before being traded
to the River City Rascals in the winter of 2012.
Cal-Hi
Sports
2014 All-State Baseball Team
(CIF San Diego Section selections)
Player of the Year
P Brady Aiken (Cathedral Catholic, San Diego)
Sr.
FIRST TEAM
C CHRIS HUDGINS s (Valhalla, El Cajon) Sr.
C Alex Jackson (Rancho Bernardo, San Diego)
Sr.
INF JAYSON ROSE (Granite Hills, El Cajon)
Sr.
SECOND TEAM
P Alex Homick (Rancho Bernardo, San Diego)
Sr.
INF Sean Bouchard (Cathedral Catholic, San
Diego) Sr.
OF JORDAN QSAR (Valhalla, El Cajon) Sr.
THIRD TEAM
MP Casey Henderson (Rancho Bernardo, San Diego)
Sr.
C HUNTER STRATTON (Grossmont, La Mesa)
ALL-UNDERCLASS
First Team
OF Mickey Moniak (La Costa Canyon, Carlsbad)
Soph.
MP DANIEL VASQUEZ (Granite Hills, El Cajon)
Jr.
ALL-MEDIUM SIZE SCHOOLS
First Team
C Riley Adams (Canyon Crest, San Diego) Sr. Second Team
OF BRAD MORENO (Mount Miguel, Spring Valley)
Sr.
P ALAN STRONG (Santana, Santee) Sr.
ALL-SMALL SZIE SCHOOLS First Team
P SAM GERSHOW (Christian, El Cajon) Sr.
INF Dillon Paulson (Santa Fe Ch., Solana Beach)
Jr.
Rose, Hudgins gain first-team berths
on Cal-Hi Sports All-State team
Granite Hills pitcher-centerfielder JAYSON ROSE and
Valhalla catcher CHRIS HUDGINS were named to the first
team, and Valhalla centerfielder-pitcher JORDAN QSAR
was named to the second team.
Rose will attend the University of Utah and Hudgins
will attend Cal State Fullerton while Qsar is going
to Pepperdine.
Grossmont High catcher Hunter Stratton, a third team
pick, has elected to attend San Diego State, instead
of Cal State Fullerton, as previously announced.
Named to the all-underclassmen’s first team was
Granite Hills outfielder-pitcher was DANIEL VASQUEZ.
All-medium state acknowledgement went to Mount Miguel
senior centerfielder BRAD MORENO and Santana pitcher
ALAN STRONG.
All-small schools selection went to Christian pitcher
SAM GERSHOW.
Cal-Hi Sports: Granite Hills'
Davis
tabbed State Coach of the Year
Davis also was named the CIF San Diego Section
coach of the year after guiding the Eagles to
the first-ever CIFSDS Open Division championship.
Davis' career mark in 14 seasons is 286-146-2,
averaging more than 20 victories per year.
A very professional and efficient leader of young
men, Davis always has his teams in contention
for San Diego Section and Grossmont Hills League
championships.
He has sent dozens of players onto the next level.
He's one of the most respected coaches in San
Diego County for his knowledge and leadership.
Davis is the second East County coach to receive
state honors on two fronts.
Granite Hills head coach
Jerry Davis (left) accepts
the CIF Open Division championship trophy
from
San Diego Section commissioner Jerry Schniepp. (Courtesy photo)
Davis was also the second winner from East County
this school year, joining Christian High head
football coach MATT OLIVER, who captured
Cal-Hi Sports laurels in the small
schools division.
“I have resigned from El Capitan to focus more
on my career and my family,” said Abruzzo, who
compiled a 27-30 record in guiding the Vaqueros.
His teams did particularly well in the Grossmont Valley
League, capturing the 2013 championship while compiling
a 17-7 two year league record.
“I’m very proud of what we accomplished in
my two years,” Abruzzo said. “It was a special
experience to come back and be a part of such a great
program. I wish them nothing but the best in the future.”
A 2003 graduate of El Capitan, Abruzzo – a catcher
– batted a combined .444 (99 for 223). During his
final two seasons in a Vaqueros uniform he belted 15
home runs and logged 89 RBI.
Abruzzo was a four-year starter at the University of
San Diego, where he still holds several baseball records.
He went on to play 3½ years in the New York Mets
farm system.
Finding a replacement for Abruzzo will be no easy task.
He followed the legendary STEVE VICKERY into the dugout
and has now left a vacancy to be filled.
Those interested in the position should contact Joey
Cota by EMAIL.
“I feel like everything I did was
for the program,” said Wilson, who
compiled an 89-84-1 overall record. His
teams finished 16-10 in the San Diego CIF
playoffs, reaching the semifinals all five
years. They reached the SDCIF Division I
finals against Grossmont this season but
came up short, 6-4.
“My record is what it is,” Wilson
said. “I feel like my relationships
with the players and the administration
were very positive.
“I love coaching baseball and I hope
that I am able to coach it in the future.”
Wilson’s teams averaged 18 wins a
season in the Grossmont Hills League, in
the most competitive conference in the San
Diego Section. His teams won as many as
22 games.
“I didn’t quit,” Wilson
said. “It was a mutual decision, which
makes it more disappointing for me to step
down.”
Valhalla athletic director Robert Wilson
(no relation) said, “Mike resigned
last Friday (June 13). We will miss his
passion for the game and his desire to help
kids get to the next level. His teams experienced
great success.”
This year JORDAN QSAR received a baseball
scholarship to Pepperdine. CHRIS HUDGINS
signed with Cal State Fullerton. MITCH COOMBS
will attend Sonoma State on scholarship
and JEFF HOUGHTBY is in the process of choosing
between USD, UCR, Nevada and St. Mary’s.
Finding a replacement for Mike Wilson will
be quite the challenge for A.D. Wilson.
“We have not hired a replacement.
Interested applicants can EMAIL
their resume to me.”
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Promotion leads Babineau
into athletics management
Babineau has stepped down from the Mount
Miguel coaching job to accept a position
as Vice Principal of Athletics at El Cajon
Valley, effective immediately.
“Becoming the Vice Principal of athletics
at El Cajon Valley is a job that needs my
full commitment, energy, and time,”
said Babineau. “Balancing both is not
fair to my players, nor the staff and students
at El Cajon Valley.”
Prior to Babineau’s arrival at Mount
Miguel, the Matadors were a forgettable
80-200 (from 2001-2011). During his tenure
guiding the Spring Valley nine, the Matadors
made the San Diego Section playoffs all
three seasons for the first time for three
years in a row.
In 2012, Babineau was named East County
Sports.com Coach of the Year. This past
season's victory total of 20 was the school's
highest since 1980 (15-5), when the school
captured its last league title.
“Coaching these young men has been
the most rewarding experience of my life,”
he said. “I came in with boys who just
wanted to play, and left with young men
who expected to win.”
Babineau has mixed emotions about leaving
the Mount Miguel baseball team.
“The foundation has been laid,”
he said. “We have top-notch starters
returning and had an outstanding group of
freshmen who will be ready to fill in the
gaps. Whoever takes over will be gifted
with a large group of high character men
who will work their tail off to get better.
“I sincerely appreciate the support
of the parents, the hard work of my coaches,
and most of all, the commitment of each
of my players, as they truly dedicated themselves
to bringing pride back to Matador Baseball.
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wins! Cal-Hi Sports story HERE
FINAL
STATE RANKINGS
Compiled by Cal-Hi Sports
Division 1
1. (2) Clovis 33-5 2. (10) Granite Hills 24-7
3. (1) Rancho Bernardo 30-5
4. (9) Buchanan (Clovis) 25-8
5. (12) Santa Margarita (Rancho SM) 20-10-1
6. (15) De La Salle (Concord) 20-8* 7. (4) Cathedral Catholic 25-6
8. (3) Norco 26-3
9. (6) JSerra (San Juan Capistrano) 22-8
10. (8) St. Francis (Mountain View) 26-5
He is moving with his fiancé to New Jersey later
this summer, closer to her family.
Williams, 30, guided the Foothillers to a 45-22 record,
the 2013 Grossmont Hills League title and San Diego Section
CIF Division I crowns for the past two seasons.
“We’ve had a lot of talent go through Grossmont,
and my two years here was no exception,” Williams
said. “The community pride like they have at Grossmont
is something I’ve never been associated with before.”
Prior to joining the Foothillers’ staff Williams
coached the Monte Vista Monarchs from 2010 to 2012.
He was an assistant at Granite Hills under San Diego
CIF Coach of the Year JAMES DAVIS from 2007 to 2009.
As a middle infielder during his playing days, Williams
graduated from Granite Hills in 2002. He went on to
San Diego State and played for the late Tony Gwynn from
2003 to 2004 before transferring to Chico State for
his final two collegiate seasons.
Williams has coached with his father MIKE WILLIAMS
the past two years at Grossmont.
“I’ll miss being around my dad,” said
Williams. “He’s a great inspiration and a
lot of help. I’ve learned a lot from him."
Cal-Hi
Sports
NOMINEES from East County for All-State Teams
Robert Bostedt (Granite Hills, El Cajon)
Sr.
Sam Gershaw (Christian, El Cajon) Sr.
Chris Hudgins (Valhalla, El Cajon) Sr.
Brad Moreno (Mount Miguel, Spring Valley)
Sr.
Tanner Perry (Steele Canyon, Spring Valley)
Sr.
Jordan Qsar (Valhalla, El Cajon) Sr.
Jayson Rose (Granite Hills, El Cajon) Sr.
Hunter Stratton (Grossmont, El Cajon) Sr.
Alan Strong (Santana, Santee) Sr.
Brandon Weed (Grossmont, La Mesa) Sr.
HEY! You can send a nomination
with each athlete’s height, position, year
in school, significant statistics. Comparing a player
not on the board yet to one who already is can be
very important toward eventual selection. Limit
each nomination to one page please. Send to: markjtennis@gmail.com
or FAX (209) 463-1219.. Nominees in the Small &
Medium Schools Divisions and Underclassmen Divisions
are needed.
2014
All-CIF San Diego Section Team
Player of the Year:
Brady Aiken, Cathedral
Coach of the Year: James Davis, Granite Hills
FIRST TEAM
First team
P -Brady Aiken, Cathedral Catholic, Sr. P Jayson Rose, Granite Hills, Sr.
P C.J. Broussard, Ramona, Sr.
P Alex Homick, Rancho Bernardo, Sr.
P Kiko Garcia, St. Augustine, Sr.
C Alex Jackson, Rancho Bernardo, Sr. C Chris Hudgins, Valhalla, Sr.
Inf Esteban Velasco, Bonita Vista, Sr.
Inf Dillon Paulson, Santa Fe Christian, Jr.
Inf Jordan Pearce, El Camino, Sr. Inf Tanner Perry, Steele Canyon, Sr.
OF Mickey Moniak, La Costa Canyon, So.
OF Gage Canning, Ramona, Jr.
OF Kyle Dean, Poway, Jr. OF Jordan Qsar, Valhalla, Sr.`
SECOND TEAM
P Brandon Weed, Grossmont, Sr.
P Alan Strong, Santana, Sr.
P Austin Ott, Vista, Sr.
P Julian Escobedo, Eastlake, So. P Sam Gershow, Christian, Sr.
C Riley Adams, Canyon Crest, Sr.
C Conrado Diaz, San Ysidro, So.
Inf Jesus Estrada, Montgomery, Sr.
Inf Casey Henderson, Rancho Bernardo, Sr.
Inf Sean Bouchard, Cathedral Catholic, Sr.
Inf Matt Wezniak, Carlsbad, Sr.
Inf Joel Mitchell, Ramona, Sr. OF Robert Bostedt, Granite Hills, Sr.
OF Brad Moreno, Mount Miguel, Sr.
OF Andy Echeverria, Oceanside, Sr.
Record nine from East County
tabbed All-San Diego Section
Of the inlanders chosen, Steele Canyon shortstop TANNER
PERRY was the only repeat pick. He batted .420 (42-100)
with 8 home runs, 31 RBI and 21 stolen bases his senior
season.
Others named to the first team included Granite Hills
pitcher-outfielder JAYSON ROSE (8-0, 1.07 ERA, 103 Ks),
Valhalla catcher CHRIS HUDGINS (.405, 12 HR, 40 RBI)
and Norsemen center fielder-shortstop-pitcher JORDAN
QSAR (.355, 4 HR, 27 RBI, 3-1, 1.15 ERA).
Second team picks included Grossmont pitcher BRANDON
WEED, Santana pitcher ALAN STRONG, Christian pitcher
SAM GERSHOW, Granite Hills outfielder ROBERT BOSTEDT
and Mount Miguel pitcher-center fielder BRAD MORENO.
All of the above are seniors.
Granite Hills’ JAMES DAVIS was named Coach of
the Year. Davis led the Eagles to the Grossmont Hills
League championship and the San Diego Section Open Division
championship while compiling a 26-7 record.
The team was selected by members of the San Diego area
media.
2014
ALL-EAST COUNTY™ TEAM
FIRST
TEAM
Position
Name, School
Hgt., Wgt., Yr.
RHP-OF
RHP
RHP
LHP
RHP
LHP
RHP-OF
RHP-OF
RHP-INF
C
C
1B
SS
SS
SS
OF
OF
OF
Jayson Rose,
Granite Hills Alan Strong, Santana Sam Gershow, Christian Alex Vesia, Steele Canyon Brandon Weed, Grossmont Mitch Coombs, Valhalla Daniel Vasquez, Granite
Hills Brad Moreno, Mount Miguel Tristan Duncan, El Capitan Chris Hudgins, Valhalla Hunter Stratton, Grossmont Jorge Garcia, Helix Tanner Perry, Steele Canyon Tommy Logan, Santana Cole Pendleton, West Hills Sam Melero, El Capitan Jordan Qsar, Valhalla Robert Bostedt, Granite
Hills
Co-Players of
the Year
JAYSON ROSE, Granite Hills &
CHRIS HUDGINS, Valhalla
Rookie of the
Year
CONNOR KONISHI, Helix
Most Improved
SAM GERSHOW, Christian
Unsung Hero
IZZY GOMEZ, Granite Hills
Coach of the Year
CHAD WILLIAMS, Grossmont
SECOND TEAM
Position
Name, School
Hgt., Wgt., Yr.
RHP
LHP
RHP
RHP
RHP-OF
C
C
1B
2B
SS
SS
3B
OF
OF
UTL
UTL
UTL
DH
Daniel Ronk,
Mount Miguel Connor Konishi, Helix Jeremiah Wylie, Helix Brent Keaton, Valhalla Reilly Diaz, Monte Vista Will Hail, Christian Wyatt Logan, Steele Canyon Justin Mitchell, Granite
Hills Christian Meza, Christian Trevor Howell, Christian Jeff Houghtby, Valhalla Jordan Verdon, Granite
Hills D.J. Lewis, West Hills Tristen Salinas, Santana Enrique Keller, Mount Miguel Ryan Quinn, Foothills Christian Peyton Lindsay, Grossmont Kenneth Bagdasar, Steele Canyon
Rose’s strength was as a pitcher as the senior
right-hander posted an 8-0 record and an ERA of 1.07.
The Utah-bound Rose struck out 103 in 85 innings. When
he wasn’t pitching he played center field and batted
.346 with 3 home runs and 27 RBI.
Hudgins, who has a scholarship to Cal State Fullerton
in hand and was the 35th round draft by the New York
Yankees, batted .405 with 12 home runs and 40 RBI for
the Norsemen.
East County Sports' Rookie of the Year honors went
to Helix freshman CONNOR KONISHI. Christian High’s
right-handed pitcher SAM GERSHOW was selected as Most
Improved with a record of 9-2 and an ERA of .88.
East County Sports' Unsung Hero is Granite Hills’
stealthy catcher IZZY GOMEZ, who rarely got a chance
to hit but caught every inning.
Grossmont High’s CHAD WILLIAMS earned East County
Sports' Coach of the Year for the second season in a
row after guiding the Foothillers to the San Diego Section
Division I championship twice.
After a third place finish in the rugged Grossmont
Hills League, the Foothillers finished 19-14 overall,
including sweeping to five straight playoff wins. They
defeated league rival Valhalla 6-4 in the Division I
championship game. A year ago William’s Foothillers
were 26-8 on their way to the Division I pennant.
Repeat All-East County picks included BRANDON WEED,
BRAD MORENO, HUNTER STRATTON, CHRIS HUDGINS, JORGE GARCIA,
TOMMY LOGAN, TANNER PERRY, DANIEL VASQUEZ, JEREMIAH
WYLIE, DANIEL RONK, ROBERT BOSTEDT, ALAN STRONG and
PEYTON LINDSAY and Rose.
COACHES'
2014 ALL-LEAGUE TEAMS
CENTRAL LEAGUE
FIRST TEAM
Name School Yr.
Sam Gershow Christian Sr.
Cory Abbott Serra Sr.
Gustavo Fimeres Coronado Sr.
Ryan Meoni Coronado Jr.
Will Hail Christian Jr.
Christian Meza Christian Jr.
Tate Samuelson Serra Fr.
Pat Britt Serra Sr.
Sean Mulvey Coronado Sr.
Trevor Howell Christian Jr.
-
Athlete of the Year: CORY ABBOTT, Serra
Pitcher of the Year: SAM GERSHOW, Christian
-
SECOND TEAM
Name School Yr.
Zach Thorold Clairemont Sr.
Alex Byrne Serra Jr.
Bryce Jurries Christian Jr.
Kevin Britt Serra Jr.
Eddie Torres Serra Jr.
Tyler Patton Serra Sr.
Zach Weller Coronado So.
Matt Gillingham Coronado Jr.
Michael Chacones Coronado Sr.
Joe Ross Christian Sr.
GROSSMONT HILLS LEAGUE
FIRST TEAM
Pos. Name School Yr.
C Chris Hudgins Valhalla Sr.
P-UTL Brandon Weed Grossmont Sr.
RHP-OF Jayson Rose Granite Hills Sr.
1B Jorge Garcia Helix Sr.
SS Tanner Perry Steele Canyon Sr.
P-OF Daniel Vasquez Granite Hills Jr.
P Mitchell Coombs Valhalla Sr.
P Dallas Vesia Steele Canyon Sr.
OF Robert Bostedt Granite Hills Sr.
-
PLAYER OF THE YEAR: JAYSON ROSE, Granite Hills
PITCHER OF THE YEAR: BRANDON WEED, Grossmont
ROOKIE OF THE YEAR: CONNOR KONISHI, Helix
COACH OF THE YEAR: JAMES DAVIS, Granite Hills
-
SECOND TEAM
Pos. Name School Yr.
OF-RHP Jordan Qsar Valhalla Sr.
OF Nate Ledford West Hills Jr.
3B Jordan Verdon Granite Hills Jr.
LHP Connor Konishi Helix Fr.
INF Jeff Houghtby Valhalla Jr.
IB-P Justin Mitchell Granite Hills Sr.
DH Kenneth Bagdasar Steele Canyon Sr.
OF-P Foster McNary Valhalla Sr.
C Johnny Espinoza West Hills Sr.
C Wyatt Logan Steele Canyon Sr.
-
HONORABLE MENTION - Granite Hills: Michael Diffley (Jr.),
Israel Gomez (Jr.), Nate Nguyen (Sr.). Grossmont: Nick
Daley (Sr.), Peyton Lindsay (Sr.), Tiger Guerrero (Jr.),
Jeremiah Wylie (Sr.). Helix: Matthew Richardson (Fr.),
Hunter Isbell (Fr.), DaShawn Keirsey (Jr.). Steele Canyon:
Cole Flint (Sr.), Chris Barkley (Sr.), Berny Aripez (Sr.).
Valhalla: Giuseppe Castanos (Sr.), Corey Zimmerman (Sr.),
Brent Keaton (Sr.). West Hills: Kris Aguilar (Jr.),
Hayden Schilling (Sr.). Cole Pendleton (Jr.).
GROSSMONT VALLEY LEAGUE
FIRST TEAM
Pos. Name School Yr.
RHP-OF Brad Moreno Mount Miguel Sr.
OF Sam Melero El Capitan Jr.
RHP Alan Strong Santana Sr.
SS Tommy Logan Santana Sr.
RHP-INF Tristan Duncan El Capitan So.
C-SS Alex Estrada Mount Miguel Jr.
OF Tristen Salinas Santana Fr.
CF-RHP Reilly Diaz Monte Vista Sr.
C Myles Emmerson El Capitan So.
INF Enrique Keller Mount Miguel Jr.
-
PITCHER OF THE YEAR: ALAN STRONG, Santana
PLAYER OF THE YEAR: BRAD MORENO, Mount Miguel
ROOKIE OF THE YEAR: TRISTEN SALINAS, Santana
COACH OF THE YEAR: RIGO LEDEZMA, Santana
-
SECOND TEAM
Pos. Name School Yr.
INF Reece Hernandez Santana So.
OF Noah Nunez Santana Fr.
SS Johnathan Summers El Capitan So.
P-2B Dylan Wannamaker El Capitan So.
DH Travis Baker El Capitan Jr.
P-C Elmer Ramirez El Cajon Valley Sr.
UTL Austin Caole Monte Vista Jr.
2B Esteban Lieras Mount Miguel Sr.
P-3B Daniel Ronk Mount Miguel Sr.
P-UTL Kenny Stewart Mount Miguel Sr.
-
HONORABLE MENTION -El Cajon Valley: Vincent Rinauro (Fr.),
Ricardo Ramirez (Sr.). El Capitan: Clay Cromwell (Jr.),
Jake Medford (So). Monte Vista: Andrew Gonzales (Fr.),
Ricky Dupree (Jr.). Mount Miguel: Andres Gonzalez (Sr.).
Santana: Christian Mendez (Fr.), Jacob Odenkirk (So.),
Ryan Browning (Sr.).
CITRUS LEAGUE
FIRST TEAM
Name School Yr.
David Carpenter Vista-Calvary Christian Sr.
Matt Hartman Vista-Calvary Christian Sr.
John Schulz Vista-Calvary Christian Sr.
Grant Starkey Vista-Calvary Christian Sr.
Caleb Hoffman Foothills Christian Sr.
Daniel Luckett Foothills Christian Jr.
Ryan Quinn Foothills Christian Jr.
Nelson Austen Classical Academy Jr.
Mark Fuson Classical Academy Jr.
-
Player of the Year: RYAN QUINN, Foothills Christian
Pitcher of the Year: DAVID CARPENTER, Vista-Calvary
-
SECOND TEAM
Name School Yr.
Micah Anselmo Vista Calvary Christian Fr.
Kallin Iwasaki Vista Calvary Christian Jr.
Andrew Leakey Vista Calvary Christian Jr.
Noah Gula Foothills Christian Sr.
Tino Capozzoli Classical Academy Fr.
Nathan Dull Classical Academy So.
Wettim Linton Classical Academy Jr.
Noah Henkell Lutheran Jr.
Bailey Link Lutheran Fr.
-
HONORABLE MENTION - Foothills Christian: Nathan Yeager,
Mark Profeta, Tim Gray, Daniel Hoffman, Josh Lewis.
The 6-foot-3, 190-pound right-hander was selected in
the 16th round of last week’s free agent draft.
He was assigned to Salem-Kaiser of the Northwest short-season
league.
Ginkel, a freshman at Southwestern, was a first-team
pick in the Pacific Coast Athletic Conference and played
a key role in the Jaguars’ drive to the Southern
California semifinals.
As a senior at El Capitan he posted an 8-2 record and
a 1.91 ERA for the Vaqueros.
MLB FIRST-TEAR AMATER DRAFT
East County 'twins' selected by Minnesota
Cederoth went in the third round as the 79th overall
selection. A few minutes later, Reed was tabbed
in the fifth round (No. 140 overall).
Reed, a junior closer, he was a Pac-12 Conference
first team pick while compiling a 4-1 record with
a 1.93 ERA and 13 saves. He led the Ducks in saves
while finishing second in ERA and appearances
(31). His 13 saves were the third most in school
history, and his 31 appearances ranked 6th all-time.
Reed spent the first two years of his collegiate
career as a starter and claimed freshman All-American
honors in 2012. He ranked sixth all-time in wins
at Oregon with 18, while also ranking among the
school’s all-time leaders in innings pitched
(5th), strikeouts (8th) and saves (2nd).
As a 6-foot-6 right-hander with a fastball that
reaches triple digits, it’s hard to comprehend
how Cederoth could struggle at any level. However,
that unfortunately was the case last season, as
the sophomore went 3-9 with a 4.25 ERA and 48
walks in 95.1 innings (15 starts).
As a junior, the flame-throwing right-hander
seemingly found his niche this spring as San Diego
State ’s closer, saving 20 games and posting
a 2.28 ERA with 55 strikeouts and 28 walks over
51.1 innings (32 appearances).
While there likely will be some teams interested
in developing him as a starter at the professional
level, Cederoth’s overall lack of control
and previous success as a closer has him destined
for a long-term bullpen role in the major leagues.
That will be up to the Twins.
University of Oregon's
Jake Reed (above),
a Helix High alum, joins SDSU's Michael
Cederoth as draft selections by Minnesota. (Univ. of Oregon courtesy photo)
Hudgins was the 1,052nd pick overall and the
only high school player chosen from East County.
The 6-foot-1, 190-pound Norseman has some decisions
to make as he has also made a verbal commitment
to Cal State Fullerton.
Hudgins led East County with 12 home runs and
40 RBI in helping the Norsemen reach the finals
of the San Diego Section Division I championship.
He was an offensive powerhouse as he also scored
23 runs and pounded 8 doubles while finishing
the season with a .405 batting average.
His average waned in the final month of the season
due to the fact that his reputation preceded him
– pitchers were not throwing him strikes.
That caused him to put pressure on himself.
The Yankees obviously see a future for Hudgins.
Whether they can ante up enough money to strike
a deal is questionable as a Cal State Fullerton
scholarship is worth a considerable amount.
CIFSDS PLAYOFFS
Championships
Sat., June 7 (at USD)
Division 4
Olympian 5, Mar Vista 4
Division 2
Bonita Vista 4, El Camino 0
Open Division
Granite Hills 3, La Costa Canyon 0
Fri., June 6
Division 5 (at CSUSM) Classical Academy 7, Mission Vista 6 (11 inn.)
Division 3 (as USD)
Francis Parker 6, Mt. Carmel 4 (10 inn.) Division 1 (at USD) Grossmont 6, Valhalla 4 Fifth Round
Thurs., June 5
Division 2
Bonita Vista 5, Santa Fe Christian 4
Fourth Round
Tue., June 3
Open Division
(2) Granite Hills 7, (3) Cathedral Catholic 6
(4) La Costa Canyon 3, at (1) Rancho Bernardo 2 Division 1 (6) Grossmont 3, at (2) Ramona 1 (9) Helix 8, at (5) Valhalla 0 Division 2
(1) El Camino 3, (5) Eastlake 2
(2) Bonita Vista 4, Santa Fe Christian 3 Division 3
(4) Francis Parker 6, at (1) Santana 1
(2) Mt. Carmel 3, (10) Mount Miguel 1
Division 4
(4) Mar Vista 5, (9) SD-Southwest 4
(3) Calexico 4, at (2) Olympian 2
Third Round
Sat., May 31
Open Division
(1) Rancho Bernardo 12, (8) Mira Mesa 3
(3) Cathedral Catholic 3, (6) Vista 2 Division 1 (9) Helix 8, (1) St. Augustine 7
(2) Ramona 18, (10) Steele Canyon 6 Division 2
(5) Eastlake 10, (4) La Jolla 5
(2) Bonita Vista 4, (5) Scripps Ranch 2 Division 3 (1) Santana 5, (8) Vista-Calvary Christian 1 (10) Mount Miguel 8,at (3) Canyon Crest 6 Division 4
(3) Calexico 8, (10) SD-High Tech 4
(9) SD-Southwest 4, (1) EC-Central 2 Division 5
(1) Calvin Christian 5, (8) Maranatha Christian 4
(6) Borrego Springs 8, at (3) Hoover 3
Second Round
Fri., May 30
Open Division
(4) La Costa Canyon 10, (8) Mira Mesa 1
(1) Rancho Bernardo 8, (5) Carlsbad 2 (2) Granite Hills 3, (3) Cathedral Catholic 2 (8 inn.)
(6) Vista 6, (7) Rancho Buena Vista 3 Division 1 (5) Valhalla 3, at (1) St. Augustine 2 (6) Grossmont 7, (10) Steele Canyon 6 (8 inn.) (9) Helix 7, at (4) Otay Ranch 5
(2) Ramona 5, (3) Poway 1 Division 2
(1) El Camino 7, (4) La Jolla 2
Thurs.: (3) Santa Fe Christian 3, (2) Bonita Vista 0
(5) Eastlake 6, (9) West Hills 5
(6) Scripps Ranch 7,(7) San Marcos 6 Division 3
(4) Francis Parker 6, (1) Santana 1
(2) Mt. Carmel 4, (3) Canyon Crest 2
(8) Vista-Calvary Christian 3, (5) Christian 0 (10) Mount Miguel 5, (6) Coronado 3 Division 4
(4) Mar Vista 17, (9) SD-Southwest 0
(2) Olympian 6, (3) Calexico 4
(1) EC-Central 11, (5) Imperial 1
(10) SD-High Tech 3, (11) Holtville 2
Thurs., May 29
Division 2
Santa Fe Christian 3, Bonita Vista 0
Division 5
Mission Vista 24, Borrego Springs 2
Classical Academy 8, Calvin Christian 2
Hoover 7, El Cajon Valley 4
Maranatha Christian 11, Calipatria 5
Wed., May 28
First Round
Open Division (8) Mira Mesa 5, (1) Rancho Bernardo 4
(4) La Costa Canyon 9, (5) Carlsbad 3
t (3) Cathedral Catholic 8, (6) Vista 6
(2) Granite Hills 9, (7) Rancho Buena Vista 2 Division 1
(1) St. Augustine 3, (9) Helix 0
(5) Valhalla 5, (4) Otay Ranch 3
(6) Grossmont 7, (3) Poway 4
(10) Steele Canyon 5, (2) Ramona 4 Division 2
(1) El Camino 1, (9) West Hills 0
(4) La Jolla 5, (5) Eastlake 3
(3) Santa Fe Christian 1, (6) Scripps Ranch 0
(2) Bonita Vista 6, (7) San Marcos 0 Division 3
(1) Santana 13, (8) Vista-Calvary Christian 3
(4) Francis Parker 5,(5) Christian 2
(3) Canyon Crest 10, (6) Coronado 3
(2) Mt. Carmel 3, (10) Mount Miguel 1
Division 4
(9) SD-Southwest 1, (1) EC-Central 0
(4) Mar Vista 6, (5) Imperial 2
(3) Calexico 7, (11) Holtville 0
(2)Olympian 10, (10) SD-High Tech 0 Tue., May 27
Play-In Round
Division 1
(9) Helix 1, (8) Montgomery 0
(5) Valhalla 7, (12) Madison 1
(6) Grossmont 4, (11) El Capitan 3
(10) Steele Canyon 10, (7) Patrick Henry 2 Division 2
(9) West Hills 10, (8) San Ysidro 2
(5) Eastlake 2, (12) Hilltop 0
(6) Scripps Ranch 3, (11) San Pasqual 2
(7) San Marcos 4, (10) Del Norte 3 Division 3
(8) Vista-Calvary Chr. 3, (9) Oceanside 2
(5) Christian 6, (12) San Diego HS 2
(6) Coronado 6, (11) Horizon 0
(10) Mount Miguel 7, (7) Serra 6 Division 4
(9) SD-Southwest 5, (8) The Bishop's 1
(5) Imperial 4, (12) Escondido Charter 1
(11) Holtville 6, (6) Palo Verde Valley 1
(10) SD-High Tech 2, (7) Sweetwater 1 First Round Division 5
(1) Calvin Christian 2, (9) Maranatha Chr. 1
(4) Classical Academy 10, (5) Calipatria 0
(6) Borrego Springs 5, (3) Hoover 2
(2) Mission Vista 14, (7) El Cajon Valley 7
Fri., Mar. 7
Non-League
El Cajon Valley 7, Gompers 1
Sat., Mar. 8
Foothiller-Aztec Classic
Helix 4, Point Loma 2
San Ysidro 9, Grossmont 4
Eastlake 8, West Hills 6 Non-League
Foothills Christian 20, Mountain Empire 7
Vista 5, Steele Canyon 1
Olympian 5, Monte Vista 4
Santana df. King-Chavez, forfeit
Mon., Mar., 10
19th Christian Patriots Invitational
Christian 28, El Cajon Valley 0 (5 inn.)
Tue., Mar 11
Bully’s East/Andy Sanchez Memorial
Santana 3, Mission Hills 1
Mount Miguel 4, Sweetwater 2 Hilltop Lolita’s Tournament
Bonita Vista 1, El Capitan 0
Granite Hills 4, Rancho Buena Vista 1
Poway 5, Valhalla 4 (15 inn.) Non-League
La Jolla 7, Monte Vista 2
Wed., Mar 12
Foothiller-Aztec Classic
Mater Dei Catholic 3, Helix 2
Eastlake 7, Grossmont 6
San Ysidro 10, Steele Canyon 6
West Hills 9, Coronado 0 19th Christian Patriots Invitational
Christian 17, Mountain Empire 0
Madison 24, El Cajon Valley 1
Thurs., Mar. 13
Bully’s East/Andy Sanchez Memorial
Santana 7, Otay Ranch 2
Mount Miguel 6, Kearny 2
Monte Vista 2, Westview 1 Hilltop Lolita’s Tournament
El Capitan 5, Granite Hills 4 (8 inn)
Cathedral Catholic 4, Valhalla 2 Non-League
Foothills Christian 10, Maranatha Christian 7 (9 inn.)
Fri., Mar. 14
Foothiller-Aztec Classic
Montgomery 5, Helix 0
Grossmont 4, Coronado 3
West Hills 7, Mater Dei Catholic 6
Steele Canyon 6, La Jolla Country Day 5 19th Christian Patriots Invitational
Christian 10, Horizon 1
Lincoln df. El Cajon Valley, score not reported
Sat., Mar. 15
Foothiller-Aztec Classic
Grossmont 4, La Jolla Country Day 2
Eastlake 6, Helix 3
Vista 4, West Hills 1 (8 inn.)
Steele Canyon 5, Pt. Loma 2 Bully’s East/Andy Sanchez Memorial
Mount Miguel 9, Hoover 6
Patrick Henry 10, Santana 7
Del Norte 5, Monte Vista 3 (9 inn.) Hilltop Lolita’s Tournament
Bonita Vista 8, Valhalla 5
La Costa Canyon 11, El Capitan 1
Rancho Bernardo 5, Granite Hills 2 Non-League
High Tech-CV 11, Foothills Christian 10
Mon., Mar. 17
19th Christian Patriots Invitational
Madison 8, Christian 2
Morse df. El Cajon Valley, score not reported
Tue., Mar. 18
Bully’s East/Andy Sanchez Memorial
Mount Miguel 21, SD-Southwest 3
La Jolla 3, Santana 2
Patrick Henry 7, Monte Vista 5 (10 inn.) Hilltop Lolita’s Tournament
Rancho Bernardo 16, El Capitan 1 (6 inn.)
Valhalla 19, Rancho Buena Vista 6
Granite Hills 6, Bonita Vista 3 (8 inn.)
Wed., Mar. 19
Foothiller-Aztec Classic
Helix 3, Coronado 1
Grossmont 12, Vista 1
Steele Canyon 18, Mater Dei Catholic 4
Montgomery 10, West Hills 5 19th Christian Patriots Invitational
Christian 7, Morse 0
Serra df. El Cajon Valley Eagles Classic
Foothills Christian 9, Maranatha Christian 3
Thurs., Mar. 20
Hilltop Lolita’s Tournament
Poway 11, El Capitan 2
Valhalla 10, Hilltop 0
Granite Hills 3, La Costa Canyon 0 Bully’s East/Andy Sanchez Memorial
Otay Ranch 4, Monte Vista 1
Santana 2, Mt. Carmel 1
Castle Park 5, Mount Miguel 4
Sat., Mar. 22 Bully’s East/Andy Sanchez Memorial
Championship
Mount Miguel 8, Mar Vista 1 19th Christian Patriots Invitational
Championship
Madison 4, Christian 3 (10 inn.)
Foothiller-Aztec Classic
Championship
Vista 2, Montgomery 1 Hilltop Lolita’s Tournament
Championship
Poway 2, Rancho Bernardo 0 Eagles Classic
Foothills Christian 12, Borrego Springs 10
Mon., Mar. 24
City Conference Tournament
Christian 5, at San Diego 4
Tue., Mar. 25
Bill Dickens Grossmont Conference Tournament
Valhalla 2, Monte Vista 0
El Capitan 9, West Hills 6
Helix 8, Santana 4
Steele Canyon 4, Mount Miguel 0 Non-League
El Cajon Valley 20, King-Chavez 0 (first win by shutout by ECV since
3-20-2008)
Wed., Mar. 26
City Conference Tournament
Christian 7, Kearny 1 Eagles Classic
Foothills Christian 12, Tri-City Christian 3 Non-League
El Cajon Valley 7, Lutheran 0
Thurs., Mar. 27 Bill Dickens Grossmont Conference Tournament
Valhalla 9, El Capitan 5
Santana 1, West Hills 0
Helix 7, Mount Miguel 2
Steele Canyon 2, Monte Vista 1 Non-League
El Cajon Valley 18, Liberty Charter 3
Fri., Mar. 28
City Conference Tournament
Christian 11, Morse 2
Sat., Mar. 29
Bill Dickens Grossmont Conference Tournament
Valhalla 8, Santana 5
Helix 4, Monte Vista 1
West Hills 9, Mount Miguel 2
El Capitan 7, Steele Canyon 2 Boras Classic
Valencia 2, Grossmont 1
Glendora 5, Granite Hills 1 Eagles Classic
Classical Academy 5, Foothills Christian 3
Mon., Mar. 31
City Conference Tournament
Francis Parker 8, Christian 4 Boras Classic Tournament
Cypress 7, Grossmont 1
Granite Hills 11, Aliso Niguel 8
Tue., Apr. 1
Bill Dickens Grossmont Conference Tournament
Helix 3, El Capitan 0
Valhalla 4, Mount Miguel 0
Steele Canyon 6, Santana 2
West Hills 7, Monte Vista 1 Non-League
El Cajon Valley 9, Crawford 5
Wed., Apr. 2
City Conference Tournament
Christian 6, The Bishop’s 0
Eagles Classic
Foothills Christian 13, Lutheran 6
Boras Classic Tournament At Santa Ana-Mater Dei
Grossmont 10, Gardena-Junipero Serra 2
La Puente-Bishop Amat 3, Granite Hills 0
Thurs., Apr. 3
Bill Dickens Grossmont Conference Tournament
Semifinals
Helix 4, Santana 1
Valhalla at El Capitan, ppd. (police action), moved to Apr. 4
Consolation
Steele Canyon 10, Monte Vista 4
Mount Miguel 8, West Hills 5
Fri., Apr. 4
Bill Dickens Grossmont Conference Tournament
Semifinals
Valhalla 3, El Capitan 1 (from Apr. 3)
Boras Classic Tournament
Granite Hills 4, Cypress 3 (8 inn.)
Aliso Niguel 3, Grossmont 0
Non-League
Foothills Christian 16, El Cajon Valley 2
Sat., Apr. 5
Bill Dickens Grossmont Conference Tournament
Championship
Valhalla 6, Helix 4
Eagles Classic
Championship:
Foothills Christian 10, Calvin Christian 8
City Conference Tournament
Championships
Div. 1: Cathedral 4, St. Augustine 3
Div. 2: Serra 5, Coronado 1
Mon., Apr. 7
Non-League
Foothills Christian 11, Crawford 2
Tue., Apr. 8
Grossmont Hills League
Granite Hills 6, West Hills 1
Helix 10, Grossmont 2
Steele Canyon 4, Valhalla 2
Grossmont Valley League
El Capitan 1, Mount Miguel 0
Santana 16, El Cajon Valley 0 (5 inn.)
Wed., Apr. 9
Central League
Christian 22, Lincoln 2
Serra 14, Clairemont 4
Thurs., Apr. 10
Grossmont Hills League
Valhalla 9, Steele Canyon 1
Granite Hills 7, West Hills 2
Grossmont 8,. Helix 5
Grossmont Valley League
Mount Miguel 4, El Capitan 3
Santana 14, El Cajon Valley 1
Non-League
Monte Vista 10, Chula Vista 3
Foothills Christian 5, Sweetwater 2
Fri., Apr. 11
Central League
Coronado 11, Christian 3
CLairemont 4, Lincoln 2
Non-League
Escondido 6, Serra 0
Mon., Apr. 14
Lions Tournament
Classic Division
Granite Hills 4, Green Valley (Nev.) 2
Grossmont 13, Madison 3
Otay Ranch 5, Valhalla 4
Premier Division
Steele Canyon 4, Silverado (Nev.) 3
El Camino Real (Woodland Hills) 3, Helix 2
Division 1
Kodiak (Alaska) 10, Foothills Christian 6
Division 3
Mount Miguel 7, Mar Vista 1
Christian 10, Taft (Woodland Hills) 0
Division 4
West Hills 5, Granada Hills 3
Mt. Carmel 2, Monte Vista 1
Division 5
Tamalpias (Mill Valley) 3, Santana 2 (8 inn.)
Division 6
El Capitan 6, San Marcos 1
Tue., Apr. 15
Lions Tournament
Classic Division
Valhalla 10, Clovis 1
Granite Hills 12, Vista 2
Poway 10, Grossmont 2
Premier Division
Helix 4, LV-Rancho 3
Steele Canyon 7, Granada Hills-Kennedy 2
Division 1
Lincoln 14, Foothills Christian 9
Division 3
Christian 2, Mount Miguel 0
Division 4
West Hills 9, El Centro-Central 7
Monte Vista 1, Lompoc 0
Division 5
Santana 6, Brawley 5
Division 6
El Capitan 3, Santa Fe Christian 1
Wed., Apr. 16
Lions Tournament
Classic Division
Mayfair 8, Grossmont 7
Valhalla 1, Carlsbad 0
Granite Hills 6, Cathedral Catholic 5
Premier Division
Steele Canyon 7, Mira Mesa 5
Helix 5, Rancho Buena Vista 0
Division 1
Foothills Christian 17, The Rock 5
Division 3
Mount Miguel 3, Woodland Hills-Taft 1
Mar Vista 4, Christian 3
Division 4
West Hills 6, Point Loma 1
Monte Vista 7, L.A.-Roosevelt 0
Division 5
Santana 3, Canyon Crest 0
El Capitan 4, L.A.-Birmingham 0
Thurs., Apr. 17
Lions Tournament
Classic Division
Semifinals
Granite Hills 5, Madison 1
Championship
Rancho Bernardo 6, Granite Hills 0
Premier Division
Semifinals
Helix 2,, Ramona 1
Steele Canyon 3, Eastlake 0
Championship
Helix 1, Steele Canyon 0
Division 3
Semifinals
Escondido 8, Christian 6
Division 4
Semifinals
Mt. Carmel 6, West Hills 1
Division 5
Semifinals
Santana 5, Bonita Vista 4 (8 inn.)
Championship
Santa Ana-Foothill 7, Santana 0
Division 6
Semifinals
El Capitan 2, El Camino 1 (10 inn.)
Championship
Patrick Henry 4, El Capitan 2
Consolation Games
Grossmont 2, San Ysidro 0
Valhalla 1, Montgomery 1, tie (10 inn.)
Mon., Apr. 21 Central League
Serra 11, Lincoln 5
Coronado 12, Clairemont 0
Tue., Apr. 22
Grossmont Hills League
Steele Canyon 19, West Hills 3
Valhalla 7, Helix 3
Grossmont 4, Granite Hills 3 (8 inn.)
Grossmont Valley League
Santana 4, Mount Miguel 0
El Capitan 5, Monte Vista 3
Wed., Apr. 23
Central League
Christian 6, Clairemont 4
Serra 6, Coronado 0
Non-League
Borrego Springs vs. Foothills Christian at Barona, ppd. (moved to
Apr. 24)
Thurs., Apr. 24
Grossmont Valley League
El Capitan 3, Monte Vista 1
Non-League
Foothills Christian 13, Borrego Springs 4 (from Apr. 23)
Fri., Apr. 25
Central League
Serra 2, Christian 1 (9 inn.)
Coronado 4, Lincoln 1
Non-League
Foothills Christian 5, Julian 4
Sat., Apr. 26
Grossmont Hills League
Granite Hills 3-5, Steele Canyon 2-3 (second game, 12 inn.)
Grossmont 0-1, Valhalla 4-0
West Hilla 6-4, Helix 5-2
Grossmont Valley League
Mount Miguel 9, Santana 1
Monte Vista at El Capitan, ccd.
Citrus League
Foothills Christian at Vista-Calvary Christian, ppd. (moved to Apr.
29)
Non-League
Coronado 4, Mar Vista 3
Tue., Apr. 29
Grossmont Hills League
Steele Canyon 8, West Hills 4
Valhalla 12, Helix 0
Granite Hills 6, Grossmont 3
Grossmont Valley League
Mount Miguel 12, El Cajon Valley 0
Santana 7, Monte Vista 1
Citrus League
Vista-Calvary Chr. 12, Foothills Christian 0
Non-League
El Capitan 10, Mission Hills 5
Wed., Apr. 30
Central League
Christian 10, Lincoln 2
Serra 11, Clairemont 3
Thurs., May 1
Grossmont Hills League
Steele Canyon 6, Grossmont 4
Granite Hills 6, Helix 0
West Hills 15, Valhalla 2
Grossmont Valley League
Mount Miguel 13, El Cajon Valley 0
Monte Vista 3, Santana 2
Fri., May 2
Central League
Christian 7, Lincoln 4
Serra 18, Clairemont 2
Citrus League
Foothills Christian 7, Classical Academy 6
Vista-Calvary Chr. 21, Lutheran 0
Sat., May 3
Grossmont Hils League
Grossmont 10, Steele Canyon 2
Granite Hills 2, Helix 0
Valhalla 7, West Hills 6
Grossmont Valley League
Monte Vista 9, El Cajon Valley 0
Santana 5, El Capitan 4
Non-League
Mount Miguel 6, Chula Vista 0
Francis Parker 6, Christian 0
Mon., May 5
Central League
Christian 1, Coronado 0
Clairemont 1, Lincoln 0
Non-League
Mater Dei Catholic 6, Mount Miguel 3
Tue., May 6
Grossmont Hills League
Helix 1, Steele Canyon 0
Grossmont 9, West Hills 8
Granite Hills 7, Valhalla 5
Grossmont Valley League
Monte Vista 3, El Cajon Valley 1
Santana 2, El Capitan 0
Citrus League
Vista-Calvary Chr. 2, Classical Academy 0
Wed., May 7
Central League
Christian 6, Coronado 2
Clairemont 5, Lincoln 4
Citrus League
Foothills Christian 12, Lutheran 2
Non-League
Serra 3, Vista-Calvary Christian 2
Thurs., May 8
Grossmont Hills League
Helix 7, Steele Canyon 5
Grossmont 2, West Hills 0
Granite Hills 3, Valhalla 2
Grossmont Valley League
Mount Miguel 3, Monte Vista 1
El Capitan 11, El Cajon Valley 2
Fri., May 9
Citrus League
Vista-Calvary Chr. 10, Foothills Christian 5
Classical Academy 11, Lutheran 0
Central League
Serra 16, Lincoln 3
Coroando 13, CLairemont 8
Sat., May 10
Grossmont Valley League
Mount Miguel 8, Monte Vista 0
El Capitan df. El Cajon Valley, forfeit
Non-League
4-11, SD-High Tech 2-1
Mon., May 12
Non-League
El Cajon Valley 3, Ocean View Christian 2
Central Legaue
Serra 8, Lincoln 4
Coronado 9, Clairemont 2
Tue., May 13
Grossmont Hills League
Granite Hills 2, Steele Canyon 1
Valhalla 13, Grossmont 1
Helix 7, West Hills 6 (10 inn.)
Grossmont Valley League
Santana 8, Mount Miguel 4
El Capitan 4, Monte Vista 2
Citrus League
Vista-Calvary Christian 17, Lutheran 2
Wed., May 14
Grossmont Valley League
El Capitan 7, Mount Miguel 2
Central League
Christian 12, Clairemont 1
Coronado 5, Serra 1
Citrus League
Foothills Christian at Classical Academy, ppd., fire
Thurs., May 15
Grossmont Hills League
Valhalla at Steele Canyon, ppd. (moved to May 19)
West Hills at Granite Hills, ppd. (moved to May 19)
Helix at Grossmont, ppd. (moved to May 19)
Grossmont Valley League
El Cajon Valley at Santana, ppd. (moved to May 21)
Fri., May 16
Central League
Christian at Clairemont, ppd. (moved to May 17)
Citrus League
Foothills Christian vs. Lutheran, at Sweetwater LL, ppd. (moved to May
21)
Sat., May 17
Grossmont Hills League
West Hills 13, Steele Canyon 6
Valhalla 3, Helix 1
Granite Hills 10, Grossmont 1
Grossmont Valley League
Santana 3, Monte Vista 2
Central League
Christian 8, Clairemont 4 (from May 16)
Citrus League
Foothills Christian 13, Classical Academy 3
Non-League
Castle Park at El Capitan, ccd,
Lutheran at CV-High Tech, ppd. (moved to May 19)
Mon., May 19
Central League
Christian 15, Serra 3
Coronado 7, Lincoln 0
Grossmont Hills League
Granite Hills 3, West Hills 2 (from May 15)
Grossmont 6, Helix 1 (from May 15)
Steele Canyon 4, Valhalla 0 (from May 15)
Grossmont Valley League
Mount Miguel 8, El Cajon Valley 0
Citrus League
Vista-Calvary Chr. 7, Classical Academy 0
Non-League
CV-High Tech 10, Lutheran 9
Tue., May 20
Grossmont Hills League
Steele Canyon 4, Grossmont 3
Granite Hills 4, Helix 3
West Hills 12, Valhalla 11
Grossmont Valley League
Monte Vista 11, El Cajon Valley 0
Santana 4, El Capitan 1
Non-League
High Tech-SD 9, Foothills Christian 6
Wed., May 21
Grossmont Valley League
Mount Miguel 11, Monte Vista 5
Santana df. El Cajon Valley, forfeit (from May 16)
Central League
Christian 6, Serra 3
Coronado 3. Lincoln 0
Citrus League
Foothills Christian 20, Lutheran 5 (from May 16)
Thurs., May 22
Grossmont Hills League
Helix 10, Steele Canyon 9
Valhalla 2, Granite Hills 0 (9 inn.)
Grossmont 8, West Hills 2
Grossmont Valley League
El Capitan 17, El Cajon Valley 0
Non-League
Foothills Christian 5, Lincoln 1
END REGULAR SEASON
