East Bay Players (2010 College Summer Leagues)

CF-Zach Babitt (Albany '07/Sierra College):
Vermont Mountaineers (NECBL) 35/111, .315 BA, 0 HR, 9 RBI
(played in All-Star Game, 11 SH set league record.)

C-Coley Crank (Pinole Valley '08/Michigan)
Anchorage Bucs (Alaska) 30/128, .234, 1 HR, 18 RBI

P-DH-Matt Flemer (St. Mary's '08/California)
La Crosse Loggers (Northwoods) 49.1 IP , 6-1, 1.64 ERA, K (11/33, .333, 1 HR, 7 RBI)
(played in All-Star Game)

P-Chris Lamb (Berkeley '08/Davidson):
New Bedford Bay Sox (NECBL) 40.1 IP, 0-3, 2.23 ERA, 41 K
(13th in league in ERA, seventh in league in strikeouts)

P-Jordan Pries (Alameda '08/Stanford)
Yarmouth-Dennis Red Sox (Cape Cod) 14.1 IP, 2-0, 1.23 ERA, 9 K
(threw no-hitter in last appearance on June 30 against Orleans Firebirds.)

SS-Marcus Semien (St. Mary's '08/California):
Alexandria Beetles (Northwoods) 45/150, .300 BA, 1 HR, 19 RBI
(played in All-Star Game)

Connie Mack Tournament (Northern California)

Hoots 7 UC Lookouts 3
West Lane Mets 2 EJ Sports 1
CenCal Bercovich (no score)
EDH Vipers Ca. Smoke (no score)
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CenCal 7 EJ Sports 3
Ca. Smoke 5 UC Lookouts 3
Hoots 11 EDH Vipers 2
West Lane Mets 5 Bercovich 0
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Bercovich 2 Ca. Smoke 0
CenCal 7 EDH Vipers 2
West Lane Mets 5 Hoots 3
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Hoots 5 Bercovich 0
CenCal 7 West Lane Mets 3
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Semifinals
Hoots 2 CenCal 0
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Final
West Lane Mets 5 Hoots 4

(West Lane Mets and Hoots advance to West Region.)

Area Code Games-2010 Milwaukee Brewers White

(Northern California selections)
Joseph Ross, Bishop O'Dowd (Oakland, Calif.), P, 2011
Robert Stephenson, Alhambra (Martinez, Calif.), P, 2011
John Hochstatter, San Ramon Valley (Danville, Calif.), P, 2011
Joseph Armstrong, Logan (Union City, Calif.), P, 2011
Darin Gillies, San Benito (Hollister, Calif.), P, 2011
Brett Fuller, Archbishop Mitty (San Jose, Calif.), P, 2011
Spenser Linney, Head-Royce (Oakland, Calif.), P, 2011
Blake Grant-Parks, Yuba City (Yuba City, Calif.), C, 2011
Nathan Esposito, Granite Bay (Granite Bay, Calif.), C, 2011
Zachary Green, Jesuit (Carmichael, Calif.) INF, 2012
Chris Keck, Amador Valley (Pleasanton, Calif.), INF, 2011
Kevin Kramer, Turlock (Turlock, Calif.), 3B, 2011
Tyler Goeddel, St. Francis (Mountain View, Calif.), 3B, 2011
Billy Flamion, Central Catholic (Modesto, Calif.), OF 2011
Shawon Dunston, Valley Christian (San Jose, Calif.), OF 2011

2010 Bay Area World Series Rosters

Alameda
Pitchers
Evan Brisentine California 2011
Chris Flexen Newark Memorial 2012
Spenser Linney Head Royce 2011 (All-BAWS)
Logan Lombana Newark Memorial 2012 (All-BAWS)
Nick Piscotty Amador Valley 2011
Brandon San Nicolas - of James Logan 2012
Trent Yee Alameda 2012
Catchers
Casey Jennings Washington 2011 (All-BAWS)
Paddy O'Brien Miramonte 2012
1st Basemen
Anthony Acosta - 3b Concord 2011
John Keane De La Salle 2012
Middle Infielders
David Camarena Foothill 2011
Mark Mathias - p Irvington 2012
Pascual Flores James Logan 2011
Brandon Woo Alameda 2011
3rd Basemen
Jake Jefferies Foothill 2012
Kyle Leong Alameda 2011
Outfielders
Grant Diede Acalanes 2012
Ryan Howell Heritage 2011
Billy Johnson St. Joseph Notre Dame 2011
Paulie Kennedy Albany 2012
Jason Puckett James Logan 2011
Adan Sanchez Washington 2012

Coast
Pitchers
Ti DeMeo Santa Cruz 2012
Dustin Doucette Inglemoor 2011
Daniel Edwards - c Monterey 2012
Bryan Granger San Benito 2011 (All-BAWS)
P.K. Hattis Mount Madonna 2011
Otto Kramm Salinas 2011 (All-BAWS)
Jordan Talbot Aptos 2012 (All-BAWS)
Cody Van Aken Live Oak 2011
Catchers
Izaak Silva Soquel 2011
Logan Trowbridge Aptos 2011 (All-BAWS)
1st Basemen
Nick LaBombarda - c Los Gatos 2011
Chris Stavrenos Soquel 2011 (All-BAWS)
Middle Infielders
Jonathan Rosa Monterey 2011 (All-BAWS)
Tyler Silva Harbor 2012
Stephen Ventimilia - cf Monterey 2011
Robert Wayman Salinas 2011
3rd Basemen
Hayden Hibberd Los Gatos 2011
Ryan Jacob Valley Christian 2012
Outfielders
Nick Bailey Aptos 2012
Ryan Bangs Salinas 2011
Andrew Donati - c St. Francis CCC 2011
Peter Lecce Monterey 2011
Orey Wafford Aptos 2012

Contra Costa
Pitchers
Matt Cobley Miramonte 2013
Ricky Delgado Deer Valley 2012
Spencer Henderson - 1b Acalanes 2012
Ronnie LaCour Northgate 2011
Patrick McKnight Deer Valley 2011 (All-BAWS)
Cameron Popovich San Ramon Valley 2011
Joe Navilhon Freedom 2012
Trent Shelton Campolindo 2013 (All-BAWS)
Catchers
Justin Green Alhambra 2012
Austin Rei Campolindo 2012
1st Basemen
Tony DiMartino Monte Vista 2012
Maxwell Peters De La Salle 2012
Middle Infielders
Drew Jackson Miramonte 2012
James Marvel - p Campolindo 2012 (All-BAWS)
Robbie Tenerowicz Campolindo 2013
Andrew Welsh Acalanes 2013
3rd Basemen
Josh Cushing Campolindo 2012
Anthony Villa San Ramon Valley 2012
Outfielders
J.J. Ewing Campolindo 2013
Logan Frandsen Las Lomas 2012
Athan Koutsoubinas College Park 2012
John Miller Alhambra 2012
Johnnie Perry Pinole Valley 2012
Jake Villa Las Lomas 2012

North Bay
Pitchers
Jason Alexander Cardinal Newman 2011
Joey Ellicott Casa Grande 2012
J.J. Jamerson Cardinal Newman 2011 (All-BAWS)
Chaz Meadows - mif Clayton Valley 2011
Alex Perez Casa Grande 2011
Peter Reyes - of Benicia 2011
Zach Stone Eureka 2013
Catchers
Steven Moen California 2011 (All-BAWS)
Spencer Neve Petaluma 2011 (All-BAWS)
1st Basemen
Casey Levy-Tulloch Redwood 2011
Zach Stilwell - p Pleasant Grove 2012
Middle Infielders
Drake Atlee Pleasant Grove 2012
R.J. Busse Casa Grande 2012
Matt Mendelsohn Novato 2011
Kenny Rabin Branson 2011
3rd Basemen
Daniel Comstock Petaluma 2012
Tyler Scott Marin Catholic 2011
Outfielders
Stephen McElroy Petaluma 2011
Conor Murphy Marin Catholic 2011
Chris Tewhill Marin Catholic 2012
Mark Wangeman Justin-Siena 2011 (All-BAWS)
Corbin Wirta Redwood 2011

Peninsula
Pitchers
Cage Cascone Terra Nova 2011
Julian Garcia Half Moon Bay 2011
Kevin Kannappan Palo Alto 2012
Bradley Levine Carlmont 2011
Daniel Madigan - 1b Carlmont 2011
Chris Miguel - 1b Sacred Heart Cathedral 2012
Xavier Russo St. Ignatius 2011
Ben Sneider Palo Alto 2012
Barry Timko Serra 2011 (All-BAWS)
Catchers
Jeff Amaral St. Francis 2012
Will Glazier Palo Alto 2011 (All-BAWS)
1st Basemen
Chris Blanton - of Burlingame 2011 (All-BAWS)
Nolan O'Such - c Los Altos 2012
Middle Infielders
Dominic Defiesta Sacred Heart Cathedral 2011
Marshall McKinnon Westmont 2011
Kevin Scott St. Francis 2013
Mat Snider - p Los Altos 2011 (All-BAWS)
Dane Vande Guchte George Washington 2012
3rd Basemen
T.J. Braff Palo Alto 2011
Outfielders
Braden Bishop St. Francis 2012
Austin March Serra 2011
Andre Mercurio Serra 2011
Cory Tenanes Palo Alto 2011

South Bay
Pitchers
Christian Cecilio Bellarmine 2011
Jack Larsen Los Gatos 2011 (All-BAWS)
Mitch Kehlet Los Altos 2011
Brett Solano Westmont 2012 (All-BAWS)
Drake Swezey Palo Alto 2011
Luke Wiechec Los Altos 2012
Kevin Zhang St. Francis 2011
Catchers
Jon Nelson St. Francis 2011
Larry Walkley Bellarmine 2012
1st Basemen
Brett Fuller Archbishop Mitty 2011
Tyler Kiefer Wilcox 2012 (All-BAWS)
Middle Infielders
Matt Glomb Bellarmine Prep 2011
Tyler Olivet Los Gatos 2011
John Riley Willow Glen 2013
Matt Urakami Branham 2011
3rd Basemen
Trevor Bettencourt - p St. Francis 2012
Frankie Contreras Wilcox 2011
Outfielders
Preston Caldera Archbishop Mitty 2012
Danny Miller Santa Teresa 2011
Steven Miller Santa Teresa 2011 (All-BAWS)
Nick Morehead - p Wilcox 2011 (All-BAWS)
Colby Taylor Santa Teresa 2012
John Williams St. Francis 2011

NCS First Round Results

Division I
No. 1 Amador Valley 7 No. 16 San Leandro 0

No. 2 Foothill 16 No. 15 Washington 3
No. 3 San Ramon Valley 12 No. 14 Newark Memorial 1
No. 4 James Logan 14 No. 13 Arroyo 2

No. 5 Bishop O'Dowd 9 No. 12 Irvington 2

No. 11 Castro Valley (16-7) at No. 6 California (12-11-1)-postponed
No. 7 Heritage 2 No. 10 Berkeley 1

No. 8 Deer Valley 6 No. 9 Granada 4

Division II
No. 1 Clayton Valley 6 No. 16 San Lorenzo 1

No. 2 Campolindo 5 No. 15 Ukiah 3
No. 3 Redwood 5 No. 14 Casa Grande 4
No. 4 Alameda 11 No. 13 Sonoma Valley 5

No. 6 Petaluma 8 No. 11 Concord 7

No. 7 Rancho Cotate 2 No. 10 Northgate 1
No. 8 Cardinal Newman 4 No. 9 Maria Carrillo 0
No. 12 Montgomery 4 No. 5 Dublin 2

Division III
No. 3 Encinal 10 No. 14 Elsie Allen 1

No. 4 Drake 4 No. 13 El Molino 3
No. 5 Albany 5 No. 12 Del Norte 4 (10 innings)

No. 6 Alhambra 5 No. 11 San Marin 0
No. 9 Novato 3 No. 8 Dougherty Valley 1
No. 10 Arcata 7 No. 7 Acalanes 4

Division IV
No. 3 Justin-Siena 15 No. 14 Gateway 0

No. 4 St. Joseph Notre Dame 13 No. 13 Kelseyville 2
No. 5 Marin Catholic 7 No. 12 Middletown 1

No. 6 Berean Christian 9 No. 11 Clear Lake 4
No. 7 Healdsburg 5 No. 10 Lick-Wilmerding 0
No. 8 Salesian 19 No. 9 Cloverdale 1

Division V
Tuesday
No. 7 Valley Christian 16 No. 10 Mendocino 0
No. 8 College Prep 4 No. 9 International 2

Division VI
Wednesday
No. 2 Ferndale 23 No. 7 Anderson Valley 1
No. 3 Point Arena 7 No. 6 Calif. School for the Deaf 4

No. 4 Rincon Valley Christian 7 No. 5 Tomales 5

NCS board rejects non-wood bat ban

The North Coast Section board of directors voted 35-12 on Monday against banning non-wood bats in games for the 2010 playoffs.

The proposal was initiated by the Marin County Athletic League, which banned all metal bats last month following the serious injury suffered by Marin Catholic pitcher Gunnar Sandberg when he was struck by a batted ball in March.

Lamb strikes out 16 in Davidson win

Chris Lamb (Berkeley H.S. '08) came within one strikeout of tying the Davidson single-game record -- first set in 1908 -- with 16 strikeouts in the Wildcats' 9-2 win over North Carolina Central in the second game of Saturday's doubleheader.

Lamb, a sophomore, went the distance in the 7-inning game. After allowing two runs in the opening inning on two hits and an error, he scattered just two hits over the final six innings for the first complete game of his college career.

Perhaps Lamb's biggest play of the game was not a strikeout. It came in the 1st inning when he picked off an N.C. Central runner for the first out and then got a pair strikeouts to get out of the inning with only two runs allowed. After loading the bases in the 5th inning, Lamb struck out the side. The Wildcats (16-19) won the opening game of a doubleheader against the Eagles, 17-7.

(Click here for the Game 2 box score.)

Chris Lamb Postgame Interview:

BSAL Scoreboard (April 16)

St. Joseph Notre Dame 12 Albany 8
Albany....................... 300 140 0- 8 11 3
St. Joseph Notre Dame 342 201 x-12 10 2
Albany-Schumacher, Supple (3) and Teel.
SJND-Republicano, D.Ratto (5) and Alvarez.
WP: Republicano (4-1), LP: Schumacher (0-2).
2B: Albany-Rabin, Kennedy; SJND-Walling.

Piedmont 3, John Swett 1
Piedmont 120 000 0-3 5 2
John Swett 010 000 0-1 4 2
Piedmont-Mercer and Sullivan.
John Swett-Botello and Vacovetti.
WP: Mercer. LP: Botello.
2B: John Swett-Ray.

St. Mary's 11, Encinal 8
St. Mary's 401 020 4-11 11 2
Encinal 113 012 0-8 10 1
St. Mary's-Cecchetti, Allen (6) and Elliott.
Encinal-Boyd and Cole.
WP: Allen. LP: Boyd.
2B: St. Mary's-Allen, McCree; Encinal-Skinner, Cole.
HR: St. Mary's-McCree.

St. Patrick/St. Vincent 17, Encinal 9
Salesian .................... 300 401 1- 9 10 0
St. Patrick/St. Vincent 208 601 x-17 12 0

BSAL Scoreboard (April 14)

Albany 8 Salesian 5
Albany 000 130 4-8 11 3

Salesian 111 100 1-5 8 0

Albany-Supple, Masterson (3) and Teel.
Salesian-N.Boyett, Leite (5) and Z.Boyett.
WP: Masterson (4-2). LP: Leite.
2B: Albany-Babitt, Kennedy.
HR: Salesian-Leite (2), Tillman.

Encinal 21 Kennedy 2
Encinal 211 (11)6-21 16 1
Kennedy 020 00- 2 3 3
Encinal-Marte, Parodi (3) and Cole, Penrose (3).
Kennedy-Vasquez, Killingsworth (4), Sandoval (4) and M. Saeidah.
WP: Parodi (1-0). LP: Vasquez.
2B: Encinal- Ogata, Boyd 2.
3B: Servanti, Penrose, Kojima; Kennedy-Camargo.
HR: Encinal-Boyd, Leung.

St. Patrick St. Vincent 3 Piedmont 2
St. Patrick/St. Vincent 001 101 0-3 6 2
Piedmont .................... 010 001 0-2 7 2

St. Joseph Notre Dame 14 John Swett 0
John Swett ................... 000 00-0 4 4
St. Joseph Notre Dame 823 01-14 10 0

2010 East Bay Collegians

Stats as of April 12.

Division I
Graeme Agate (Albany '07), San Francisco .200, 0 HR, 1 RBI
Coley Crank (Pinole Valley '08), Michigan .342, 6 HR, 35 RBI
B.J. Guinn (St. Mary's '07), California .301, 0 HR, 14 RBI
Kyle LaHonta (Acalanes '06), Gonzaga .000, 0 HR, 0 RBI
Matt Peterson (College Prep '09) Dartmouth .000, 0 HR, 0 RBI
Derek Poppert (Acalanes '06), San Francisco .315, 2 HR, 17 RBI
Marcus Semien (St. Mary's '08), California .294, 3 HR, 20 RBI
Dwight Tanaka (Campolindo '07), California .083, 0 R, 0 RBI
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Dixon Anderson (Piedmont '07), California 10 G, 3-1, 3.26 ERA
Brian Diemer (Acalanes '07), California 11 G, 0-1, 1.62 ERA
Matt Flemer (St. Mary's '08), California 9 G, 1-0, 3.68 ERA

Mario Hollands (El Cerrito '06), UC Santa Barbara 7 G, 2-2, 3.12 ERA
Chris Lamb (Berkeley '08), Davidson 9 G, 1-5, 9.11 ERA
Jordan Pries (Alameda '08), Stanford 7 G, 3-1, 3.06 ERA
Jordan Remer (Piedmont '08), San Francisco 6 G, 1-0, 1.15 ERA

Division II
Ben Manlove (Berkeley '08), Chico State .342, 1 HR, 7 RBI

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Geoff Mahley (Berkeley '09), Cal State East Bay 4 G, 0-0, 2.84 ERA

Division III
Zack Braband (St. Joseph Notre Dame '06) Redlands .393 0 HR, 26 RBI
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Kyle Shipley (Albany '08) Claremont-Spripps-Mudd 8 G, 0-0, 13.50 ERA

JC
Zach Babitt (Albany '07), Sierra .194 BA, 0 HR, 6 RBI
David Castillo (Salesian '09) Sierra .256 BA, 0 HR, 11 RBI
Patrick Collins-Bride (Encinal '08), .273, 0 HR, 11 RBI
Derek Crenshaw (Pinole Valley) Solano .404, 1 HR, 12 RBI
Gerald Drew (St. Mary's) Contra Costa .061, 0 HR, 0 3 RBI
Pete Frezess-Lucas (Berkeley) Contra Costa .222, 0 HR, 0 9 RBI
Donnie Hogan (El Cerrito) Contra Costa .228, 0 HR, 0 5 RBI
Thomas Shwartz (Pinole Valley) Contra Costa .225, 0 HR, 0 9 RBI
Jordan Wilder (St. Mary's '09), Sierra .337 BA, 0 HR, 18 RBI
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Scotty Anderson (De Anza) Contra Costa 3 G, 0-0, 20.25 ERA
Ronnie Arnold (Richmond) Contra Costa 1 G, 0-0, 0.00 ERA
Tyler Bremer (Berkeley '08), Yavapai 11 G, 5-3, 2.85 ERA
Brandon Cooper (Alameda) Laney 6 P, 0-0, 7.71 ERA
Phil Estrada (Piedmont) Contra Costa 13 G, 0-1, 10.74 ERA
Mario Jenkins (Kennedy Richmond) Contra Costa 1 G, 0-0, 0.00 ERA
Andrew Kjar (Miramonte '09) Diablo Valley GP 7, 0-1, 9.26 ERA
Nick Kneafsey (St. Mary's '09) Laney, 7 G, 0-1, 7.88 ERA

Derrick Mitchell (Berkeley '08) Chabot 7 G, 0-0, 2.08 ERA
Tommy Papucci (Pinole Valley) Solano 6 G, 1-0, 4.09 ERA
Wesley Tramble (El Cerrito) Contra Costa 10 G, 1-8, 4.82 ERA
Chris Witschi (Pinole Valley '08) Solano 5 G, 2-0, 1.19 ERA

William Stargell Tournament Results

Day 1
Berkeley 14 Liberty 2
Acalanes 15 Encinal 7
Granada 5 Alameda 1
Washington Fremont 5 Concord 2

Day 2
Acalanes 14 Berkeley 4 Report
Granada 10 Washington Fremont 0 Report
Encinal 6 Liberty 3
Alameda 5 Concord 1

Day 3
Final: Acalanes 8 Granada 3 Report
Third-Place: Berkeley 10 Washington Fremont 2
Fifth-Place: Alameda 10 Encinal 5
Seventh-Place: Concord 10 Liberty 7

Alhambra Easter Classic Results

Day 1

St. Joseph Notre Dame 5 Alhambra 2
El Cerrito 1 Albany 0
Arroyo 4 Red Bull 2
St. Mary's 4 Skyline 0

Day 2
El Cerrito 13 St. Joseph Notre Dame 7
St. Mary's 2 Arroyo 0
Albany 3 Alhambra 0
Skyline b. Red Bluff

Day 3
Final: El Cerrito 4 St. Mary's 3 Report
Third-Place: Arroyo 6 St. Joseph Notre Dame 6 (tie-8 innings)
Fifth-Place: Albany 7 Skyline 2
Seventh-Place: Alhambra b. Red Bull

Albany at Alhambra Easter Classic

First Round
El Cerrito 1, Albany 0
Albany 000 000 0-0 2 1
El Cerrito 000 010 x-1 4 0
Albany-Masterson and Teel.
El Cerrito-Kolding and Clough.
WP: Kolding (2-2).
LP: Masterson (2-2).
3B: El Cerrito -- Price.
Highlights: Albany -- Masterson 6 IP, 0 ER; Stephney 2-for-3. El Cerrito -- Kolding 7 IP, 2 H, 0 ER.

Second Round
Albany 3 Alhambra 0
Alhambra 000 000 0-0 4 3
Albany 003 000 x-3 1 1
Alhambra-Stephenson and Green.
Albany-Supple and Teel.
WP: Supple (2-2), LP: Stephenson.
Highlights: Albany -- Supple 7 IP, 4 hits, 8 strikeouts, Rabin 1-for-3, RBI.

Fifth-Place Game
Albany 7 Skyline 2
Skyline 001 010 0-2 5 1
Albany 030 400 x-7 7 2
Skyline-Robles, Keenan Britton (4), Rathod (6) and Humphrey.
Albany-Schumacher, Uemura (3), Masterson (3) and Teel, Love (7).
WP: Masterson (3-2), L: Robles.
2B: Albany -- Sudduth 2, Maxwell.
3B: Albany -- Kennedy.
Highlights: Albany -- Kennedy 2-for-2, R, 3 RBI, Sudduth 2-for-2, 2 R, RBI, Masterson 4 2/3 IP, 5 H, 1 R, 7 K. All-Tournament: Albany -- Supple, Stephney.

2010 MLB East Bay Prospects

Perfect Game Top 500
106. Mario Hollands, P, UC Santa Barbara, El Cerrito
117. Eric Jaffe, 1B-P, Bishop O'Dowd, Oakland
197. A.J. Vanegas, P, Redwood Christian, Alameda
214. Dixon Anderson, P, Univ. of California, Piedmont
352. Tillman Pugh, OF, Sonoma State Univ., Oakland
411. Tyler Bremer, P, Yavapai JC, Berkeley
480. Brian Diemer, P, Univ. of California, Lafayette
483. B.J. Guinn, INF, Univ. of California, Berkeley
488. Jake Floethe, P, Cal State Fullerton, Lafayette
489. Josh Slaats, P, Univ. of Hawaii, San Ramon

BSAL Standings (March 30)

Standings:
Encinal 4-0
St. Patrick-St. Vincent 4-1
St. Mary's 2-1
Salesian 2-1
Albany 2-2
St. Joseph Notre Dame 2-2
Piedmont 1-3
John Swett 0-3
Kennedy Richmond 0-4
No scores: March 26 -- Kennedy Richmond-John Swett, St. Mary's-St. Joseph Notre Dame.

Non-league results (March 8-13)

March 8
El Cerrito 9, Oakland Tech 3
El Cerrito 130 041 0-9 10 7
Oakland Tech 100 200 0-3 8 4
El Cerrito-Winter, Harrison (4), Price (7) and Clough.
Oakland Tech-Cornell, Swift (3), Tuck (5) and Williams, Robinson (5).
WP: Winter, LP: Cornell.
HR: El Cerrito-Lipson 2, Oakland Tech-Swift.

March 10
Pinole Valley 5, Skyline 3
Pinole Valley 101 001 2-5 5 2
Skyline 003 000 0-3 3 2
Pinole Valley-Pezzola, Watkins (6) and Campbell, Pezzola (6).
Skyline-Britton and Fitzsimmons.
WP: Watkins, LP: Britton.
2B: Pinole Valley-Pezzola
3B: Skyline-Tskyama.

El Cerrito 14, Encinal 7
El Cerrito 006 060 2-14 11 3
Encinal 000 025 0- 7 11 8
El Cerrito-Kolding, Harrison (6), Winter (7) and Clough.
Encinal-Boyd, Parodi (5), Bonino (6) and Cole.
WP: Kolding. LP: Parodi.
2B: El Cerrito-Lipson 2, Williams, Encinal-Boyd 2, Serventi, Hernandez.

March 11
Miramonte 3, Albany 2
Albany 001 100 0-2 8 2
Miramonte 200 000 1-3 4 0
Albany-Supple and Love.
Miramonte-Jacobson and Paulsen.
WP: Jacobson, LP: Supple.
2B: Miramonte-Jacobson, Mann.

Redwood Christian 4, Piedmont 1
Piedmont 000 000 1-1 3 0
Redwood Christian 001 120 x-4 6 2
Piedmont-J.Estrada, Mercer (5) and M.Estrada.
Redwood Christian-Giltner, McPherson (7) and Montenegro.
WP: Giltner. LP: J.Estrada.
2B: Redwood Christian-Vanegas, Giltner, McPherson.
HR: Piedmont-Cormac.

Encinal 9, Alameda 7
Alameda 110 203 0-7 6 1
Encinal 041 310 x-9 11 3
Alameda-Cobb, Nemzer (3), Elzag (4) and Ruck.
Encinal-Ogata and Cole.
WP: Ogata. LP: Cobb.
2B: Alameda-Woo, Encinal-Thomas.
HR: Encinal-Skinner.

Berkeley 10, Liberty 7
Berkeley 070 300 0-10 11 1
Liberty 000 007 0-7 5 5
Berkeley-Farb, Cerami (6), and Lukas.
Liberty-Scocca, Torres (2), Alexander (6) and Salas.
WP: Farb. LP: Scocca.
2B: Berkeley-Lukas, Liberty-Carpenter.

College Prep 7, University 2
College Prep 220 000 3-7 9 3
University 000 200 0-2 1 4
College Prep-Bentz, Reynoso-Palley (5) and Healey.
University-Fisher, Steyer (5), Thompson (7) and Schember.
WP: Bentz. LP: Fisher.
2B: College Prep-Diamant, Healey, Lucibello.

March 13
Berkeley 14, Oakland Tech 5
Berkeley 301 073 0-14 14 0
Oakland Tech 202 000 1-5 3 3
Berkeley-Leach and Lukas.
Oakland Tech-Cornell, McMiller (5), Lopes (5), Ahmad (7) and Williams, Robinson (6).
WP: Leach. LP: Cornell.
2B: Berkeley-Neuhaus, Cerami.
HR: Berkeley-DeNeveu, Parnell; Oakland Tech-Harris.

Non-league results (March 5-6)

Friday, March 5
El Cerrito 1, Albany 1
Albany 100 000 0-1 5 1
El Cerrito 001 000 0-1 6 1
Albany-Supple, Schumacher (7) and Love.
El Cerrito-Kolding, Winter (7) and Clough.
2B: Albany-Babbitt, El Cerrito-Lipson.

St. Joseph Notre Dame 2, Berean Christian 1
Berean Christian ..... 000 100 0-1 4 3
St. Joseph Notre Dame 002 000 x-2 3 0
St. Joseph Notre Dame-D. Ratto, Republicano (6) and Alvarez.
Berean Christian-Sullivan and Lisle.
WP: D. Ratto. LP: Sullivan.
2B: Berean Christian-Lisle, Sullivan.

Newark Memorial 2, Pinole Valley 1
Pinole Valley ........ 001 000 0-1 6 2
Newark Memorial 100 001 x-2 2 1
Pinole Valley-Pezzola and Campbell.
Newark Memorial-Blasquez, Zimmermann (7) and Poole.
WP: Blasquez. LP: Pezzola (0-1).
2B: Pinole Valley-Perry; Newark Memorial-Cyzinski.

Saturday, March 6
Encinal 3, Alhambra 1
Alhambra 000 001 0-1 2 1
Encinal ... 000 030 x-3 6 2
Alhambra-Stephenson, Goodall (6) and Green.
Encinal-Ogata and Cole.
WP: Ogata. LP: Stephenson.
2B: Alhambra-Ward; Encinal-Skinner, Hernandez.

Berkeley 14, Albany 4
Berkeley 161 103 3-14 9 4

Albany 300 000 1- 4 2 4
Berkeley-Lawrence, Leach (7) and Lukas.
Albany-Schumacher, Chiang (2), Stephney (5) and Love.
WP: Lawrence, LP: Schumacher.
2B: Berkeley-Jacobs; Albany-Teal.
HR: Berkeley-Deneveu; Albany-Babitt.

Piedmont 11, Moreau Catholic 3
Piedmont ......... 000 135 2-11 14 1
Moreau Catholic 000 120 0- 3 6 1
Piedmont-Loughran and M.Estrada.
Moreau Catholic-Acosta, Temple (4), Souza (7) and Robinson.
WP: Loughran. LP: Acosta.
2B: Piedmont-Loughran, Roland, J.Estrada, Mamuyak; Moreau Catholic-Cardana, Koehn.
3B: Piedmont-Roland.

Non-league results (March 4)

Piedmont 11, Skyline 10
Skyline 001 81-10 10 1
Piedmont 533 00-11 12 6
Skyline-Britton, Robles (3) and Anglin.
Piedmont-Weatherbee, Connor-Smith (4) and M. Estrada.
WP: Weatherbee. LP: Britton.
2B: Skyline-Blanson, Piedmont-Lougharn, J. Estrada, Weatherbee (P).
3B: Skyline-Bonzell.
HR: Piedmont-Rowlande, Connor-Smith.

Encinal 9, Moreau Catholic 3
Encinal .............. 120 102 3-9 13 2
Moreau Catholic 000 210 0-3 6 1
Encinal-Boyd and Cole.
Moreau Catholic-Aguirre, Temple (4), Acosta (7) and Robinson.
WP: Boyd. LP: Aguirre.
2B: Encinal-Boyd, Hernandez 2.
HR: Encinal-Skinner, Moreau Catholic-Zelaya.

Non-league results (March 3)

Albany 12 Drake 2
Albany 100 032 6-12 9 3
Drake 110 000 0-2 5 2
Albany-Uemura, Masterson (1) and Love
Drake-Bostjancic, Conroy (6) and Champagne.
WP-Masterson (1-0), LP-Bostjancic (1-1).
2B: Albany-Kennedy.
HR: Albany-Rabin, Stephney.
Hitting: Albany-Sudduth (2-3, R, RBI), Rabin (2-4, 2 R, RBI), Wipaki (2-5, 2 R, RBI), Kennedy (1-1, 3 RBI), Stephney (1-4, 3R, 2 EBI), Babitt (1-4, 2R).

Guinn and Semien star for Bears

The Cal middle infield combination of junior second baseman Brian Guinn (Berkeley H.S.) and
sophomore shortstop Marcus Semien (St. Mary's H.S.) have combined for 14 runs and 17 hits in the Bears' first five games.

Cal beat Central Michigan, 9-4, Friday at the CS Bakersfield Tournament to improve to 4-1.

Non-league results (Feb. 24-25)

Dougherty Valley 6, Encinal 1

Encinal ............... 000 010 0-1 3 3
Dougherty Valley 100 410 x-6 4 1
Encinal-Ogata, Boninu (5) and Cole.
Dougherty Valley-Jackson, Wilson (7) and Fahey.
WP: Jackson (1-0). LP: Ogata (0-1).
2B: Dougherty Valley-Medeiros (DV); Encinal-Skinner (E).
HR: Dougherty Valley-Jackson.

El Cerrito 4, Alhambra 0
El Cerrito 100 210 0-4 6 0
Alhambra 000 000 0-0 0 0
El Cerrito-Winter and Clough.
Alhambra-Ward, Stephenson (6) and Green.
WP: Winter (1-0). LP: Ward (0-1).
2B: Alhambra-Stephenson, Green.
3B: El Cerrito-Lipson.

Bishop O'Dowd 4 St. Mary's 3
St. Mary's 100 002 0-3 3 1
Bishop O'Dowd 002 001 1-4 6 2
St. Mary's-Cecchetti, Flemer (6) and Elliott.
Bishop O'Dowd-Jaffe, Norton (5), Ross (7) and Amato.
WP: Ross (1-0). LP: Flemer (0-1).
2B: Bishop O'Dowd-Kenney (2), Amoto, Coggan; St. Mary's-Allen, Elliott.

Other results:

Hercules 7 Kennedy Richmond 0

Crank hits three homers on opening day

Former Pinole Valley catcher Coley Crank is believed to be the first player in the modern era of Division I baseball to hit three home runs on opening day after blasting out a trio of balls for Michigan against Jacksonville State on Friday.

Crank was named one of Louisville Slugger's National Players of the Week. The sophomore designated hitter hit .467 (7-for-15) with four home runs and nine runs batted in at the Red Raider Invitational.