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Newport Harbor Baseball Association

Bronco

Skosh Monahan’s 10, Newport Auto Center 7: Skosh Monahan’s

assembled a six-run fifth inning to pull ahead and defeat Newport

Auto Center, 10-7, in the Newport Harbor Baseball Association Bronco

division playoff championship Sunday at Bonita Canyon Sports Park.

Newport Auto Center jumped on top early with a four-run first

inning fueled by singles from Matt Mello, Brett Parker and Hamilton

Randle. Newport added two more runs in the second inning with a

single by Matt Porteous and a double by Mello.

But Skosh mounted a fifth-inning attack sparked by singles from

Maxson Richley, Addison MacLaren, Charlie Massingill and Jack Kanen.

Matt Bancroft, Connor Lomenzo, Richley and Hayden Cornwell pitched

a combined 12 strikeouts in seven innings for Skosh, while Austin

Rios, Zack Beaudin, Dillon Gillette, Brett Parker and Porteous

pitched for Newport.

Sterling BMW 9, RBC Dain 3: Sterling BMW defeated RBC Dain, 9-3,

in the opening round of the playoffs to advance. Sterling was led by

Charles Coakley and Aaron White with three hits apiece. AJ Swies and

Trevor Lawrence contributed two hits.

RBC Dain was led offensively by Max Gerrard, Brice Manning and

Nathan Eon.

Sterling BMW 11, Arches 5: Sterling BMW defeated Arches, 11-5, to

advance to the semifinal playoff game. Angelo Angelides, Trevor

Lawrence, AJ Swies and Jason Wooding all had multiple-hit games while

Kevin Bee, Jaime Davis and Scott Felder also made offensive

contributions. The Arches were led by Nelson Simons, Christian Ochoa

and Garrett Kerr.

Pitching for Sterling were Wooding, Jordan Desguin and Charles

Coakley while Garrett Kerr, Blake Bell, Ochoa and Zack Porteous

pitched for the Arches.

Mustang

Creative Play 11, Pres Co. 5: Creative Play received solid

pitching from Nick Viera, Sean Cox and Josue Rivera in their 11-5

playoff victory over Pres Co. Taylor Parks, Sean Perrier, Zach

Cornwell and Griff Amies keyed the defense for Creative while Taylor

Parks, Nick Viera and Charlie Gels each scored two runs. Cox

contributed a bases-clearing triple and Jack Maurer contributed a

two-run double. Kory Kroeger and Blake Pender sparked Pres.

Shetland

Mets, Reds: The Mets ended their season with key hits from Jack

McClintock, Kyle Haidl, Nathaniel Dodge and Kevin Palmer. Barron

Campbell, Nicholas Finfrock, Alex Michaelsen, Spencer Neal and Sam

Wertheimer led the defense, while Mason Lindh and Slater Plant led

the Reds.

Newport Beach Little League

AA

Cardinals 9, Dodgers 4: Ben Banning and Jake Hastings pitched

three innings apiece, each notching five strikeouts to lead the

Cardinals past the Dodgers, 9-4, in a Newport Beach Little League AA

division playoff baseball game Saturday.

Banning held the Dodgers scoreless while Hastings only walked one

of 19 batters he faced. The Cardinals hitting attack was led by Jared

Daniels, Kaden Ebbinga, Banning and Hastings. Eight players scored

runs, including Ricky Luerhs, Colin Baker, Nick Adams, Sterling Beall

and Kevin Spitzer. Catcher Matt Elmajian made some key stops for the

Cardinals’ defense.

The Dodgers were led offensively by Alex Wilde (3 for 3) and J.B.

Lee (2 for 2).

Padres 15, Dodgers 7: The Padres scored 15 runs on 11 hits,

including two home runs by Parker Reposa and another by Braden Brahs,

in a 15-7 victory over the Dodgers. Other hits were tallied by Cole

Friedman, Christopher Beyrooty, Nate Pozin, Jeff Johnston, and Matt

Hurst. The pitching was shared by Gunnar Logan, Charlie Griffin, and

Brahs, who combined for 10 strikeouts with six hits. James Barrett

and Conner Kelter continued their solid work at catcher while A.J.

Sanchez and Johnston came up with two key defensive plays to end the

game.

Pacific Coast Fast Pitch

Girls under-10

Dirty Dozen 6, Battitude 4: The Dirty Dozen finished its season

20-0 after a 6-4 win over Battitude Sunday at Bonita Creek Park.

Hattie Marshall and Madison Camarillo came through with solid

pitching for the Dirty Dozen. Caroline Graham, Kourtney Chadderon,

Samantha Colvin, Katie Groke, Kathryn Pridemore, Lauren Willard and

Cassie Stevenson keyed Dozen’s defense.

Delaney Owen and Illene Umansky led Battitude.