San Mateo County softball roundup • Saturday, March 21, 2026

Design Tech overcame a 7-3 deficit in the top of the seventh, taking the lead with a five-run rally. But Campolindo (5-2) tied it in the bottom of the inning, and won it with a walk-off run in the bottom of the eighth. The Dragons (2-3) were paced by freshman Kendall Hom, who fell a single shy of the cycle, going 3 for 3 with a double, a triple, a home run, a walk, and six RBIs. Senior Caitlin Edwards and freshman Adelaide Chuang added three hits and one RBI apiece. Campo’s Paige Williams led all batters with four hits, including three doubles and an RBI.

Livermore 6, Capuchino 0

The Lady Mustangs totaled just three hits as Livermore (6-1) rolled to a non-league victory at home. Cap (2-4) got a single from junior Lily Thomas, who took the loss in the circle, allowing six runs (four earned) on nine hits. Senior Alana Koenig and freshman Leeanna Patolo added hits for the Mustangs.

FRIDAY

Sequoia 17, South City 7

Jamie Elkington totaled two doubles and a triple, Malea Walker racked up five RBIs, and the Ravens (2-3) rolled to a five-inning mercy-rule win at South City (4-4) in non-league action.

Elkington has batted safely in each of Sequoia’s five games this season, but Friday marked her first three-hit performance. The senior is now 8 for 15 on the year. While entering play with five hits, all singles, she is now slashing .533/1.000/2.333. Sophomore Charlie Siegler added three hits with an RBI for the Ravens. Junior right-hander Grace Taylor earned the win in the circle in her first varsity pitching appearance.

Sophomore Madyson Jade Quintanilla paced the Warriors with two hits with a double, a home run and three RBIs. The homer is her fifth of the season, tops among Peninsula Athletic League hitters.

Mercy 12, Terra Nova 0

The Mercy-Burlingame freshmen are putting on a show at the plate. The Bears (8-2) totaled 11 hits in a mercy-rule non-league win at Terra Nova (4-2), with freshman Fefe Alusa goint 3 for 3 with three RBIs, and freshman Olivia Eastburn adding three years with a triple. Alusa and Eastburn are each in the midst of nine-game hitting streaks. Sophomore pitcher Charlotte Kell earned the win in the circle, firing four shutout frames. Eastburn closed it out with a scoreless fifth. Caitlyn Lobo paced the Tigers with two hits.

M-A 16, Half Moon Bay 4

Leading 5-0 in the third, the Bears (6-1) used an eight-run rally to put the win in pocket in non-league action at Half Moon Bay (6-3). Senior Carey Maletis led the way for M-A, going 3 for 4 with a double, a triple and two RBIs. Junior Juliana Pandolfo added two hits with a double and three RBIs, and junior Gracy Nava had two hits and one RBI. Nava earned the win in the circle, allowing one run (none earned) on two hits through four innings, improving her record to 4-1 with a 1.56 ERA.

Carlmont 8, Notre Dame-Belmont 5

Trailing 4-2 in the fourth, the Lady Scots (3-4-1) rallied for five runs in the bottom of the inning to win a non-league home game against crosstown Notre Dame-Belmont (3-7). Juliette Ramirez paced NDB with three hits.

Notre Dame-SJ 15, Jefferson 0

Three Notre Dame-San Jose pitchers combined on a shortened four-inning no-hitter at home in non-league play against Jefferson. Starting pitcher Kiera Watson earned the win, firing two perfect innings, with relievers Annika Manjarrez and Molly Rogrove closing it out for the Regents (5-6). Dayanara Padilla was the only batter to reach base for Jefferson (0-2) on a hit by pitch.