Santa Ana – St. John Bosco’s baseball team used the striking clutch of the Junior left -hand player Noah Everly and the quality of the quality of the senior Trevor Heishman to win a 3-2 victory to Mater Dei in a Trinity League match which lasted 10 rounds on Tuesday evening.
Everly went 4 for 5 to marble with two produced points, including a triple RBI with two outings, which marked a round for a 2-1 advance in 10th round.
The first goal player of Bosco Junior Moises Razo, the Razo single scored Everly for an insurance race to increase 3-1.
“That (means) a lot,” said Everly, who also struck Home Run solo with two strokesThis put the brave at the top of 1-0 at the top of the first round. “Beating our rival Mater Dei was a lot. We win. We are solid. “We will continue. We are ready.
Heishman gave only four strokes, one point, two walks, while withdrawing seven threads in eight heats, which is most launched in match this season. The left launch of 6 feet 4 inches that signed with Memphis said that his state of mind against Mater Dei was to do everything he could to keep his team in the match.
“Just to compete all along, not to let anything come up,” said Heishman. “No gifts. It was a great thing for me and it allowed me to stay in the game.”
Bosco’s first -year launcher, Brayden Krakowski, relieved Heishman in the ninth round and won the victory while granting two strokes, one and two 2/3 -round walks. Braves’ junior launcher, Gavin Cervantes, ended the match will release the final in the 10th.
Bosco improved at total and 9-1 in the Trinity League. The Braves are first in the League classification. They are three games in second place with five championship games to play. Bosco aims to win the first title of the Trinity League program since 2017.
“It took a certain mental tenacity towards the end,” said St. John Bosco’s coach Andy Rojo. “The game really well launched by both sides. We just gathered them in an additional sleeve and we said that it would be a game of who assembles the best hard mentality in the bats, so the guys did a great job.”
Mater Dei (13-9, 3-7 Trinity League) was led by the Junior launcher Jackson Campbell (Notre Dame Commit), who gave three strokes, one point, two walks and withdrew four 1/3-sleeves. The senior launcher Landon Gordon relieved Campbell and made 2 2/3 rounds and granted four strokes, two points and two steps.
“I thought we had launched the ball good enough to win,” said the coach of Mater Dei, Richard Mercado. “They found some successes and we did not do it.”
The third second -hand player in Mater Dei, Sebastian Navarro, led the bottom of the fourth round with only one. The first senior goal Brandon Thomas struck a double, which put the runners in the second and third without withdrawal. The second senior goal player Dylan Wetzel fired a walk, who loaded the bases without withdrawal. The designated striker Senior Bradley Beaudreau, who signed with Fordham, equaled the match at 1 with a double RBI game at the end of the fourth round.
The third Bosco base player, Aaron Garcia, struck a double at the top of the 10th round. The Junior Court Junior James Clark passed Garcia to the third with a withdrawal. The named Junior Jaden Jackson striker finished the first for the second spell of the Channel.
Meanwhile, consecutive successes from RBI to Everly, who was shy to knock for the cycle, and Razo, the team’s no. 4 striker, put the brave 3-1 at the bottom of the 10th.
However, Mater Dei has not yet been finished.
Navarro is mounted on the plate with the loaded bases and two withdrawals at the bottom of the 10th. With a 3-2 account, he pulled a walk, which walked in a runner to do it 3-2.
Thomas also had a basic situation with two withdrawals. However, he struck a line of driving in Cervantes, which overturned the ball right next to the launcher’s mound and launched it for the final to ensure the 3-2 victory of Bosco.
Final: St. John Bosco 3, Mater dei 2 in 10 rounds. pic.twitter.com/xzpw3wxv3h
– John W. Davis (@johnwdavis) April 23, 2025
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