Junior right-hander Aiden Tom and two relievers combined on an abbreviated five-inning baseball no-hitter for Design Tech, as the Dragons (4-0 PSAL, 5-5-1 overall) rolled to a 12-0 win Tuesday over Summit Tahoma-San Jose at the Belmont Sports Complex.
Aiden Tom
Tom was flawless through two innings of work, going six up and six down, while striking out all six batters he faced. Sophomore right-hander Josiah Hernandez added two innings of relief, striking out four while surrendering the first Summit Tahoma runner of the day on a third-inning walk to Eddie Torres-Mendoza. Sophomore left-hander Charlie Poole closed it out in the fifth, and allowed one baserunner on an infield error before notching back-to-back strikeouts to close it out.
Aiden Tom added two RBIs at the plate, while his younger brother, freshman Camren Tom, went 2 for 2 with three RBIs.
In just his second pitching appearance of the year, Aiden Tom earned the win to improve to 2-0.
The no-hitter marks Design Tech’s second against Summit Tahoma (0-3, 0-5) in as many years. The Dragons recorded three abbreviated no-hitters last season, the first coming March 20, 2025 in a four-inning win over Summit Tahoma. Design Tech also in a six-inning perfect game April 15, 2025, and KIPP Collegiate in four innings May 2, 2025.
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