Polytechnic Varsity Baseball @ Ontario Christian

Game Info
On 3/24, the Polytechnic varsity baseball team won their away non-conference game against Ontario Christian (Ontario, CA) by a score of 4-1.
Boxscore
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Polytechnic1012000490
Ontario Christian0100000160
California High School Baseball - Poly gets by Ontario Christian

The Poly Panthers (Pasadena, CA) baseball the host Ontario Christian Knights (Ontario, CA), 4-1 in Saturday's non-league contest.

Coming up next, the Panthers play the Ontario Christian Knights (Ontario, CA) in a non-league contest, on Saturday, March 24. Poly will attempt to better on its 4-4 season record. The Knights enter the contest with a 5-3 record after their 24-5 league win over Calvary Murrieta (Murrieta, CA).

The Knights now sport a 5-5 record. They take the field next when they host Poly for a non-league contest on Saturday, March 24. Ontario Christian will play a Panthers squad coming off a 4-3 league loss to Flintridge Prep (La Canada, CA). The Panthers record now stands at 2-4.

March 24, 2012 • Ontario, CA 91762
Top Performers
Hitting
Polytechnic
D. Orndorff
#231B, P
3
H
1
RBI
Ontario Christian
2
H
0
RBI
0
HR
Pitching
Polytechnic
D. Feess
#33CF, P
5
IP
1
ER
4
K
Ontario Christian
T. West
#2INF, P
7
IP
3
ER
3
K
Team Summary
Polytechnic (Pasadena)-
Batting Average
Ontario Christian (Ontario).261
Polytechnic (Pasadena)-
On Base Percentage
Ontario Christian (Ontario).393
Polytechnic (Pasadena)-
Slugging Percentage
Ontario Christian (Ontario).391
Coaches Game Summary

Poly (ranked #6 in this week's [3/19] CIF-SS Division 6 poll) won the opener of this non-league doubleheader 4-1 as Davey Feess (1-2) scattered 5 hits and a run over 5 innings while striking out 4, and Caleb Lee picked up the save with 2 scoreless innings of relief. David Orndorff was 3 for 3 with an RBI, and Jonah Campbell and Joey Asperger each had 2 hits and an RBI. Orndorff and Campbell each had 2 doubles, and both Joey and Luke Asperger had one double. Brad Olson also had an RBI single. Poly continued to play very well defensively, highlighted by second baseman Luke Asperger who ranged far out into no-man's land in right-center field to snare a pop fly to escape a bases-loaded first-inning jam. Asperger flawlessly handled 7 chances on the day, and the team turned two double plays.