Boom Blast Diamond Club Research Paper

Wednesday, March 1, was the 3rd game of the Chino Hills Varsity Baseball season. In this game, versus West Covina, Jacob Hobson took the mound in search of increasing Chino Hills’ record to 2-1. Jacob Hobson was excellent in his pitching performance on Wednesday by going to four innings, allowing no runs, two hits, and striking out 3 hitters. All three of Hobson’s strikeouts were on curve balls and had West Covina’s hitters out in front all game. Jacob Hobson was so successful in his start due to his mixing of speeds between his fastball, curveball, and change-up. The offense for Chino Hills was phenomenal by racking up eight runs on ten hits to give Jacob Hobson the win. The offensive star of the game was Gavin Woodward who went 4-4 with a

Facing a two-run deficit, Haley Kodama had a two out, RBI double in the sixth to cut the deficit to 7-6. Then, the Wildcats added to their lead with two more runs in its half of the sixth inning for 9-6. In the seventh, Miller hit a two-run home run to make it a one-run game with none out. A fly out, strike out and line out ended the comeback

Aldridge went the distance in the circle for Centenary in game one, throwing seven innings, allowing four hits and two unearned runs while striking out four. Mattie Stine added an RBI groundout for Louisiana College. Savannah Settle went the distance for the Wildcats, surrendering four hits and four runs (one earned).

The last meeting between the Pilots and Ducks was an exciting game for the Ducks. Oregon opened the game scoring three runs in the first inning thanks to well-executed plays at the plate much like Kyle Kasser’s slash single, which moved Austin Grebeck into scoring position. Both players would eventually score as part of the three run inning. In the seventh inning, senior outfielder Stephen Packard put the game out of reach with a two out grand slam that capped Oregon’s

Right-hander Conner Dotson (3-0) pitched five innings. The junior allowed four runs on four hits while striking out seven. Freshman Riley Troutt tossed three innings, allowing one unearned run on three hits. Freshman Alek Manoah pitched a scoreless ninth.

The Bruins got the run back in its half of the third to take a 3-1 lead. Again, Meyer was involved in the scoring for Pacific in the fourth inning. With two out, Von Ferguson (Everett, Wash.) was hit by a pitch, who would later come around to score when Meyer doubled to centerfield. With George Fox holding a 3-2 lead, the Burins added to their lead with a run each in the fifth, sixth and eighth inning en route to the 6-2

Freshman Braden Zarbnisky came of in relief of Ross. He pitched 3.1 innings, earning his third win of the season. The right-hander surrendered one run on one hit.

In the 9th inning the scoreboard reads 0-0. Each pitcher has thrown a 1 hitter so far. Ricky comes back to the mound to try and shut down the Leopards. He has only thrown 85 pitches so far. Billy comes up to bat with two outs. He needs to get a hit for them to have a chance to win, because the meat of the order comes up to bat for the Gorillas in the bottom of the inning.On the next pitch Billy cracks one out of the park. The crowd goes wild as Billy rounds the bases.Ricky gets the next out to take them to the bottom of the inning, the scoreboard reads Leopards 1 and the Gorillas 0.In the bottom of the 9th inning, Billy gets one quick out, the next batter gets a solid single up the middle.Now with a runner at first, Ricky comes up to bat. The very first pitch he sees he smacks it right out of the park. The Gorillas win with a 2 run homerun by Ricky. Now the Gorillas will be going to

The Bret Harte Bullfrogs scored five runs in the top of the seventh to steal a victory out of the claws of the Sonora Wildcats Friday night at Bev Barron Field in Sonora.

Bautista, who was struck by a pitch from the Rangers Matt Bush at the beginning of the inning, was at the middle of the fight after his aggressive slide into Odor at second base on a double-play ball off the bat of

Austin College took the lead in the second thanks to a costly error. Vara doubled to begin the inning snd scored on a one-out throwing error on Aldridge. A sacrifice and a two-out single by Clevinger put the home team up 2-1 after two

Cooney struck out, after him Burrows did the same. I thought, Do not put Casey at the bat, or else it will be the end for us, I can feel it. So Flynn went, struck the ball and as Flynn always does, he runs to single, the only base he has ever gotten himself to. Then Jimmy Blake went and hit. He practically tore the cover off of the ball. Then before you knew it, Flynn was safe at third and Jimmy Blake at second. That was actually pretty impressive on Jimmy’s part, since that was his first ball of the season he hit, and it's been a

Stuart Fairchild had two hits and six RBI for Wake Forest, including a grand slam in the fourth. Jake Mueller had four hits.

The Rangers looked to have this thing locked up right from the get go, but Colby Lewis would always found a way to make things interesting. The Rangers put up a lethal six spot in the first inning, enough for most to think game over. But to the Astros credit, and lack of execution by Colby, that wasn't the case last night. You hear it time and time again, when you hang a crooked number on the scoreboard it is imperative that the pitcher goes out there and crushes the opposing teams spirits with a zero spot the next half inning. On Monday night, Colby Lewis did the

The Texas Rangers (2-3) 2015 campaign comes to a stunning close, as the Toronto Blue Jays (3-2) win one of the craziest baseball games you will ever see. This game had just about everything you could possibly imagine, with the game being played under protest by the Blue Jays, trash being thrown on the field, benches clearing, and that’s just the start. Aaron Sanchez (1-0 3.46 ERA) got the win for the Blue Jays, and Cole Hamels (0-1 2.70 ERA) was the hard luck and undeserving loser for the Rangers.