Left-hander Steven Dalton turned in his second straight quality start, and this time got a win to show for it. Skyline’s sophomore ace worked six innings, allowing one run (none earned) on four hits to back an 8-3 victory Saturday at De Anza College in the rubber match of a three-game Coast Conference North series.
Steven Dalton
Dalton’s record improves to 5-1, while his 10 strikeouts on the day mark a new career-high.
With the game tied 1-1 in the sixth, sophomore Santino Nanez tallied a go-ahead RBI single. Sophomore Makai Susor made it 3-1 in the seventh with an RBI knock. De Anza cut into the lead of the Skyline bullpen in the eighth on a solo home run by Keanu Hennings. But the Trojans (2-1 Coast North, 18-5 overall) answered with five runs in the top of the ninth, with two hits and two walks, with De Anza (1-2, 4-18) totaling two errors, two passed balls and one wild pitch in the inning.
Nanez went 2 for 5 with a double and an RBI, and one stolen base. Freshman shortstop Jackson Howard added a single with two RBIs. Hennings and Logan Vieira paced De Anza with two hits apiece.
Dalton’s last time out, he allowed just one unearned run on three hits through six innings, but took a no-decision in Skyline’s 3-2 loss at Gavilan College.
Skyline dropped last Tuesday’s Coast North Conference opener 3-1 in Cupertino, then bounced back Thursday for a 6-2 home win backed by a solo home run from freshman Evan Bradshaw.
The College of San Mateo Bulldogs (3-0 Coast North, 15-7 overall) swept past City College of San Francisco with a 12-0 win Friday at Maloney Field.
Sophomore right-hander A.J. Minyard earned the win with five innings of work, allowing five hits while striking out four. Relievers Archie Paul, JP McIntyre, Braden Agosta, Corbin Gleeson and Brody Ceyrolles bridged the final four innings to preserve the shutout.
Freshman first baseman Jacob Prettol paced CSM with three hits, including a double, sophomore Jeremy Wrona had two hits and two RBIs, freshman Tyler Harrison had two hits with an RBI, and freshman Jacob Ryan added two hits. Kaleo Velez and Max Silicani paced CCSF with two hits apiece.
The Bulldogs outscored the Rams 60-1 in the series, including a 19-1 win in last Tuesday’s series opener in San Francisco, and a 29-0 walloping last Thursday on the Hilltop.
The Cañada Colts (1-2 Coast North, 6-16 overall) dropped their three-game Coast Conference Norther series finale 10-6 to Chabot College (2-1, 7-15) in Redwood City. The Colts won last Tuesday’s Coast North opener 10-8 at Chabot, backed by five Gladiators home runs, including a solo shot by Joseph Coupland. The Colts then dropped Thursday’s game 12-5 at Cañada backed by two Coupland homers.
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