Peninsula Prep Baseball

Werbinski gives up just one hit in six innings as Carlmont moves on to face Mitty in the Hazlett tourney semifinals.

Monterey 3 Wilcox 1- at Hazlett tourney Valley Christian 3 Christopher 0- at Hazlett tourney Terra Nova 4 University 3 The King’s Academy 8 Scotts Valley 4 Capuchino 11 Harker 0 Leigh 8 Los Altos 3 Acalanes 5 St. Ignatus Prep. 4 San Ramon Valley 9 Serra 2 Sequoia

A tip of the hat to the Peninsula's top hitters in the first week of the season.

A Prime number is one that is divisible only by one and, of course, itself. Prime 31 honors the players we think best illustrate the Peninsula's talent. If we missed you, prove us wrong and make the postseason list. After all, it's not where you start, but where you finish.

A handful of pleasant surprises in the first week of the season.

Padres get shutdown pitching from youngsters to take home Battle for Atherton crown again.

Ravens withstand a late rally by Wilcox to hang on for a 7-6 victory and a 3-0 start to the season.

Archer Horn and his St. Ignatius Prep teammates had to wait a few extra days to break the seal on a new season, but they didn't waste any time showing off their talent. Horn, the senior shortstop, who has signed a letter of intent to play baseball at