No. 1 Orange Lutheran handles No. 2 Servite 12-1 in Trinity League baseball showdown

It was No. 1 Orange Lutheran taking over No. 2 Servite within the first of a three-game Trinity League baseball collection Tuesday in Anaheim. The Lancers didn’t let Servite obtain any indication it may win.

A five-run third inning and six-run sixth inning helped the Lancers (8-1, 4-0) safe a 12-1 victory. Mickey Romero had a single, triple and two RBIs.

Karson Bowen and Derek Curiel every had two hits, whereas pitcher Oliver Santos restricted the Friars (5-0, 0-1) to at least one run and three hits in 5 innings. The groups resume their collection Wednesday at Hart Park.

Birmingham 7, Chaminade 0: Robert Pitts contributed a three-run double and Daniel Flores threw the shutout to guide the Patriots in a sport that featured Birmingham coach Matt Mowry dealing with his son, Eagles catcher Nolan Mowry. Nolan had two hits. Father received’t require son to make dinner for the loss. “I’d find yourself with mac and cheese,” the dad mentioned.

Granada Hills 4, Newbury Park 0: Drew Gustafson and Brandon Garfinkel mixed for the shutout. Andrew Cuervo had two hits, together with a house run, and Nate Isidro contributed two RBIs.

St. John Bosco 6, Mater Dei 2: Dylan Taguiam had two RBIs for the Braves in a Trinity League opener.

Crespi 5, Sherman Oaks Notre Dame 0: Isaiah Magdaleno dominated on the mound, putting out 9, strolling one and giving up six hits within the Celts’ Mission League victory.

Harvard-Westlake 11, Loyola 1: Niko Worth had two hits and 4 RBIs and Andrew Citron completed with three hits for Harvard-Westlake.

Esperanza 3, Tesoro 2: The Aztecs handed the primary loss to Tesoro (8-1). Ryan Medina had the walk-off hit.

Camarillo 2, Simi Valley 0: Blake Uribe threw the shutout, giving up six hits whereas putting out six for Camarillo.

Moorpark 14, Oak Park 2: Landon Gaz completed with 4 hits for Moorpark.

Northwood 7, Beckman 2: Joey Harper and Jon Cilderman every had two hits for Northwood.

Fountain Valley 3, Marina 0: 5 pitchers mixed for the shutout.

Calabasas 4, Saugus 2: Phoenix Name had a house run and two RBIs for Calabasas.

El Camino Actual 10, Pasadena 0: Oscar Lopez improved to 3-0 with the shutout. Jacob Rosenfeld went three for 3 with two RBIs.

Softball

Oaks Christian 13, Westlake 0: The Lions (10-0) routed the Warriors (9-1) in a battle of unbeaten groups. Micaela Kastor threw a five-inning no-hitter. Oaks Christian hit three residence runs in a row within the second inning by Justine Lambert, Rylee McCoy and Ilove’a Brittingham. McCoy and Brittingham every hit two residence runs within the sport.

Villa Park 4, El Dorado 2: Brianna Kang, Sydney Somerndike and Jordyn Lawhon every had two hits for No. 1 Villa Park. Somerndike struck out 11 in six innings.

JSerra 5, Santa Margarita 3: Evan Hurtado threw a whole sport, putting out six. Hollie Farmer had a house run.