Oscar Vargas scored two goals to lead No. 1 seed Birmingham to a 7-0 playoff win over South East and avenge a loss in last year's City soccer final.
Stanford commit Luke Lavin hit a three-run home run to pace the Eagles in their season opener.After beating Mater Dei earlier in the week, La Serna knocked off another power to improve to 2-0.Peter Lynch struck out eight in four innings.
Phoenix Call, Nate Castellon and Matthew Witkow each had two hits.Gabe Lopez struck out four in 5-2/3 shutout innings and Brayden Herrera had three hits and two RBIs.Christian Recendez allowed one hit in six innings and struck out six with no walks.Auddrey Lira struck out seven and hit a home run with four RBIs.
Norge Siste Nytt, Norge Overskrifter
Similar News:Du kan også lese nyheter som ligner på denne som vi har samlet inn fra andre nyhetskilder.
Birmingham boys soccer’s urgent drive to reclaim City title led by senior groupThe seniors who saw Birmingham come up short last year in the Division I playoffs are leading the push this year to win another City Section title.
Les mer »
Key East, South Bay freeway to shut down for holiday weekendBay Area travelers heading to Tahoe for the long weekend may want to get an early start.
Les mer »
City of Austin transfers 60 homeless people from South Austin encampment to temporary shelterThe area of Pack Saddle Pass and Highway 71 is now mostly empty, but there was a very large homeless encampment.
Les mer »
South Korea's Second-Largest City Aims to Become a Crypto Hub – Featured Bitcoin NewsSouth Korea's second-largest city, Busan, is making efforts to become a crypto hub. Busan has been designated a 'super-aged' city.
Les mer »
Hundreds pack League City meeting as city leaders vote on new panel to review 'obscene' booksIn city council chambers with packed with community members and advocacy groups, League City Council on Tuesday night met to discuss a measure that would create a new board to determine whether materials deemed offensive be allowed into the public library.
Les mer »
Austin City Council members are poised to push out the city manager WednesdayA week after Austin City Council members expressed in a closed-door meeting unanimous support for a new city manager, they’re scheduled to vote on a severance package for the presumed outgoing one, Spencer Cronk.
Les mer »