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Old School Softball Top 12

M-Town Ladies are at the top of the heap with cross town rival Duarte ready to strike. Arcadia was cooled off by La Salle while Temple City rallied to stun South Pas.   

Apaches Win Three in Pacific

Friday 4/1: Arcadia 5 Hoover 0 (Arcadia) – K.J. Edson improved to 4-1 and has an ERA of .90 in five starts as he fired a complete game one hit shutout in Arcadia’s 5-0 win over Hoover in Pacific League play. Edson fanned 11 under the lights and Arcadia has yet to be scored on […]

Albright leaves Arcadia Hitless

By Josh Lowden (Arcadia) – La Salle broke out of its scoring slump with a 5-0 victory over Arcadia as Rachel Albright tossed a no-hitter in a rare night game for both ball clubs. Albright also had two RBI’s and three strikeouts.

Braves Run Over by Colt Stampede

By Corey Kwok (Baldwin Park) – Covina scored six unearned runs in the fourth inning and rolled over Baldwin Park 8-4 Thursday in Valle Vista League action.

Wilson Wide Receiver J.R. Nelson’s 2010 Highlights

Huskies Blank Claremont

By Corey Kwok (South Hills) – Sophomore pitcher Adrian De Horta went the distance, and allowed just two hits to lead South Hills to a 6-0 shutout over Claremont Wednesday in Sierra League play.

Heralds Sneak Past Lancers

By Josh Lowden (La Habra) – Whittier Christian’s Maddie Perez made plays all over the field, including batting in the game-winning run, to lead the Lady Heralds to a 1-0 victory over the visiting La Serna.

Sanderson Pitches Temple City to Win

By Corey Kwok (Temple City) – Ben Sanderson fanned 10 and allowed just one run in five innings as Temple City beat La Salle Prep of Milwaukie, Oregon 8-1 Thursday. Temple City’s pitchers struck out 14 in all and the offense did the rest rapping out nine hits.

Two Muir Mustangs Selected to All-CIF Team

Muir’s Jelani Mitchell and Dion Nelson have both been named, First Team All CIFSS  5AA.

Heralds triumph over La Habra

By Josh Lowden (La Habra) –Led by freshman Melissa Martene’s three RBIs, the Whittier Christian Heralds were able to comeback from a three-run deficit in the fifth inning to defeat La Habra, 6-4.