Irish lefty holds Scots to two hits

Cooper Rogers-Lewis allowed just two Hits in six innings of work as Sacred Heart Cathedral shut out Carlmont in a game played at the University of San Francisco.

Rogers-Lewis struck out seven, didn't walk a batter and faced just one hitter over the minimum in his second straight strong performance. Unlike the previous performance, a 1-0 loss to Burlingame when he allowed just an unearned run in the bottom of the seventh, this time he got the victory.

Zach Stallworth pitched a perfect seventh with two strikeouts.

Jacob Vines and Teddy Lewis had two hits each for the Irish, which scored a run in the first and broke it open with one in the fourth and two more in the fifth inning. Vines had a triple.

Zayden Luzzo had a triple for the Scots, who will take on Hillsdale on Friday night at Oracle Park before hosting Bellarmine on Saturday.

W: Rogers-Lewis | L: Wellman | 2 hits- Vines (SHC), Lewis (SHC). 3B- Luzzo (C), Vines (SHC).

Sacred Heart Prep 4, Mills 0

Rallin Covey tossed a complete-game shutout, allowing just two hits while striking out a season-high 15 as Sacred Heart Prep took over sole possession of the lead in the PAL-Ocean Division.

Covey battled with Mills senior Tino Janke, who allowed just two runs in the first inning and two more in the fifth. That was all the support Covey, the USC signee, would need in a game he dominated.

Third baseman JP Durrett had two hits, including a double, and drove in a pair for the Gators, who won their 10th game of the season and have now nine wins in their last 10 games.

Nicco Pollioni was in the middle of both Sacred Heart rallies, scoring a run in each, while collecting a double and a walk.

The Gators and Vikings will play the second game of their series on Thursday in Millbrae.

W: Covey | L: Janke | 2 hits- Durrett (SHP). 2 RBI- Durrett. 2B- Pollioni (SHP), Affrunti (SHP), Durrett (SHP).

Salpointe 6, Valley Christian 5

The Warriors managed just one hit but drew 10 walks in a game played in Tucson.

Four Lancers' pitchers struggled with the strike zone but got the outs necessary to hand Valley Christian the loss.

Gabe Felix was tagged with the loss.

W: Badilla | L: Felix | S: Kuhlman | 2 hits- Puera (SC). 3 RBI- Milo (SC). 2B- Raetzman (SC), Abramian (SC), Miller (SC).

Homestead 7, Santa Teresa 2

Ajay Lohitsa went the distance, allowing two runs on six hits while striking out five as Homestead turned back a Santa Teresa squad that caused plenty of fits for Peninsula teams in the first month of the season.

Drew Hamburger had two hits, including a triple, while Howard Cheng added two singles. Meanwhile, Lohitsa and Ivan Hwaang drove in two runs each.

The Mustangs, who have won six of nine games since getting off to an 0-6 start, will travel to Pioneer on Friday.

W: Lohitsa | L: Hawk | 2 hits- Cheng (H), Hamburger (H), Acharo (ST). 2 RBI- Lohitsa (H), Hwaang (H). 3B- Hamburger (H). 2B- Larson (ST).

Aragon 2, South San Francisco 1, 10 innings

The Dons continued their impressive first half of the season by pushing across the winning run in the 10th inning. Xavier Ruiz and James Wright combined to hold the Warriors to one run on seven hits.

Ruiz went seven innings, allowing just a run while striking out four. Wright, who picked up the win, threw the final three innings and allowed just a hit while striking out four.

South City's Emilio Oseguera struck out 10 over eight innings and allowed just a run.

Saxon Lucia had two hits for the Dons, while freshman Dylan Munsayac had two hits for the Warriors.

W: Wright | L: V.Bernal | 2 hits- Lucia (A), Munsayac (SSF). 2B- Thornton (A), Keith (SSF).

San Mateo 3, Half Moon Bay 1

Senior southpaw Christian Louie allowed just one hit, while striking out 15 in a big Ocean Division road victory for the Bearcats.

The win pushed was San Mateo's ninth of the season and kept them within striking distance of the top spot in the Ocean Division with the meat of their schedule still in front.

Senior lefty Kai Kung suffered his first loss of the season. Louie and Michael Lackey had two hits each for the Bearcats.

W: Louie | L: Kung | 2 hits- Louie (SM), Lackey (SM).

Morro Bay 11, Terra Nova 7

The Tigers' opener of the Central Coast Spring Classic in San Luis Obispo didn't go as they'd hoped.

Jesse Martinez was yanked in the fourth inning after giving up eight runs, just four of them earned and Terra Nova committed five errors.

That derailed an offensive performance that might have been good enough to win on most nights. Senior catcher Joey Donati had three hits and a pair of RBI, while Evan Wilson had two hits and Wes McDougal drove in two.

The Tigers return to the diamond on Wednesday when they'll take on Antascadero in a 10 a.m. contest.

W: Davis | L: Martinez | 3 hits- Donati (TN). 2 hits- Wilson (TN), White (MB), Gray (MB), Skaggs (MB). 3 RBI- Gray (MB). 2 RBI- Donati (TN), McDougal (TN). 2B- Wilson (TN).