Vanden Varsity Baseball @ Vallejo

Game Info
On 3/17, the Vanden varsity baseball team lost their away conference game against Vallejo (CA) by a score of 10-0.
Boxscore
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California High School Baseball - Vallejo wallops Vanden

In Thursday's league challenge, the Vallejo Apaches (Vallejo, CA) baseball squad triumphed over the visiting Vanden Vikings (Fairfield, CA), by a margin of 10-0.

With the win, Vallejo betters its record to 3-4 on the season. The Apaches host Bethel (Vallejo, CA) to encounter the Jaguars in a Solano County challenge on Wednesday, March 23. The Jaguars come into the test with a record of 3-2.

With the defeat, Vanden falls to 2-4 on the season. The Vikings host Benicia (Benicia, CA) to battle the Panthers in a Solano County test on Wednesday, March 23. The Panthers come into the test with a record of 3-2.

March 17, 2011 • Vallejo, CA 94590
Top Performers
Hitting
Vanden
1
H
Vallejo
A. Piquit
#3OF, P
2
H
3
RBI
0
HR
Pitching
Vanden
3
IP
5
ER
4
K
Vallejo
C. Hendrix
#6INF, P
5
IP
0
ER
4
K
Team Summary
Vanden (Fairfield).071
Batting Average
Vallejo.412
Vanden (Fairfield).278
On Base Percentage
Vallejo.565
Vanden (Fairfield).143
Slugging Percentage
Vallejo.588
Vanden (Fairfield)1.000
Fielding Percentage
Vallejo.000
Coaches Game Summary

Vallejo High baseball blanks Vanden 10-0 Vallejo High first baseman Jacob Beedle makes a diving stop of a grounder in the first inning to smother a Viking threat. Timely defense and pitching kept Vanden from scoring until the Apaches were able to score 10 runs in the fourth inning and break the game open. (Mike Jory/Times-Herald) Senior pitcher Chris Hendrix threw a no-hitter over five innings on Thursday and the Vallejo High School baseball team blanked Vanden 10-0 in the Solano County Athletic Conference opener. "(Vanden) isn't a bad team," Vallejo coach Josh Ramos said. "We had actually gone three-up and three-down until the fourth." The Apaches (3-4, 1-0) batted around that inning. Hendrix struck out four and walked five in the contest, which was called after five innings due to the 10-run rule. Anthony Piquit had two hits, including a triple and three RBIs, and Jacob Beedle had a double and three