Ramona: Welcome
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On Friday, the Bulldogs continued their torrid pace by beating Torrey Pines 7 - 6 on a hot afternoon in Ramona. The Bulldogs are now 6 - 1 over the last three weeks. The victory came in dramatic fashion, as Torry Pines pulled ahead in the top of the seventh with 3 runs to make it 6 - 5, only to be outdone by back-to-back homeruns in the bottom of the frame. Freshman Gage Canning led off with an opposite field shot, and senior Jackson Willeford drove an inside fastball out of the park to provide the walk-off heroics. The Bulldogs are now tied with Poway and Westview for 3rd place in the Palomar League.
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Senior Harrison McGhee twirled a no-hitter on Saturday afternoon against Mt. Carmel on a special day commemorated by a Breast Cancer Awareness ceremony. In honor of the day's focus, all of the Mt. Carmel players wore pink jerseys and the Ramona players wore pink wrist bands. It was the second time in McGhee's career in which he has accomplished such a feat. That win on Saturday, coupled with a victory on Monday against Torrey Pines (ranked #1 in San Diego for much of the season), pulls the Bulldogs to .500 on the season and tied with Westview for 3rd place in the Palomar League. The Bulldogs have also ran their win streak to 5 games.
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Senior Beau Sulser threw a gem Monday afternoon, as he blanked Westview on no hits in a complete game victory. Westview came in red-hot, just wrapping up a Lions Tournament championship and a #8 ranking in San Diego. But they simply couldn't get anything going against Sulser, as only three Wolverines reached base in the contest. This was the first no-hitter of Sulser's career and the eighth in school history. He also notched an RBI and scored a run in the 2-0 win. The Bulldogs are now 1-0 in league and 8-7 overall.
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Jason Snodgrass earned a pair of wins last week to improve to 6-1 on the season for Concordia University. After picking up a road win at Simpson on Monday, Snodgrass allowed just two hits while turning in a complete-game shutout against No. 22-ranked College of Idaho on Sunday. Click on the link below to see the publication....Well done Jason!
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Nick Vincent will begin the 2012 season in AAA Tucson for the Padres. Nick was making a run at the final open spot in the bullpen for the Pads when he severely sprained his ankle stepping on a ball in the bullpen before an appearance against the Reds. He had tossed three scoreless innings in the spring with four strikeouts up to that point. Fortunately however, Nick had already caught the eye of manager Bud Black...."It's a bummer for Nick," Padres manager Bud Black said. "I like Nick. He has made a solid impression this spring (pitching three scoreless innings)." Let's hope Nick heals quickly and gets back on track for success. We are all so very proud of you Nick!!!!
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The North County Times has released its high school baseball preview for the 2012 season. The Bulldogs are picked to wind up in third place behind Torrey Pines and Rancho Bernardo. We are also listed in the "others" for the preseason rankings. Jackson Willeford and Beau Sulser have been ticketed as "players to watch" as well. Click on the headline above to see the article in the North County Times.
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Alex Muren, who has begun the season as Cal State Northridge's #1 starter, dominated Northwestern on his way to a complete game one-hitter. Alex's record now stands at 2-0. Click on the headline above to see the article from Northridge's website.
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Click on the headline above to see the neat article about our very own Nick Vincent in the North County Times. Nick is making a great impression and has a legitimate chance at making the opening day roster for the big league club!
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CIF Playoffs
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