Published on: Apr 30, 2015 @ 09:41
Temecula Valley pitcher Jarrod Iwasaki struck out seven, scattered six hits and limited the big Wolfpack bats to three runs as he picked up a crucial Southwestern League victory Wednesday. Iwasaki also went 2-for-4 at the plate. Great Oak looked like they had Iwasaki's number as they scored two runs off of the Golden Bears starter to take a 2-1 lead in the first inning.
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Temecula Valley scored three runs in the second and never trailed again, scoring a run in the third, fourth and fifth. Iwasaki settled down and gave up only one more run in the third. The Golden Bears were helped along by five big Wolfpack errors and a wild pitch that scored David Maldonado from third in the fourth inning.
Maldonado ended the game going 2-for4 with a double and two runs scored. Ford Lane, Jacob Boney, and Matt Poladian each scored and drove in a run. Connor Trippet and Griffin Doran scored a run for the Golden Bears. Ryan Rivas and Caleb Harmon had an RBI each.
Trey Endris went 2-for-4 for Great Oak. The Golden Bears took the bat out of the Wolfpack’s Mitch Hayes, refusing to pitch to the slugger and issued two intentional walks. Brandon Stewart was 2-for-3 with a double. Tom Vasquez was the loser for Great Oak.
Temecula Valley Coach Tony Nobiensky quietly celebrated a career milestone after Wednesday’s game. It was the first time in six seasons that the Golden Bears had defeated the Wolfpack at Great Oak. The victory keeps last year’s CIF SS Division 2 Champions right in the race for the Southwestern League title. Murrieta Valley and Vista Murrieta are in first place with identical 6-3 records with TVHS a half game behind at 7-4.
The Wolfpack falls to 4-6 in league play and is looking for revenge when the two teams get together to play again this Friday. The game will be at Temecula Valley and will start at 3:30pm.
Jarrod Iwasaki Pitches the Golden Bears Past the Wolfpack
Temecula Valley pitcher Jarrod Iwasaki struck out seven, scattered six hits and limited the big Wolfpack bats to three runs as he picked up a crucial Southwestern League victory Wednesday. Iwasaki also went 2-for-4 at the plate. Great Oak looked like they had Iwasaki's number as they scored two runs off of the Golden Bears starter to take a 2-1 lead in the first inning.
CLICK FOR MORE PHOTOSTemecula Valley scored three runs in the second and never trailed again, scoring a run in the third, fourth and fifth. Iwasaki settled down and gave up only one more run in the third. The Golden Bears were helped along by five big Wolfpack errors and a wild pitch that scored David Maldonado from third in the fourth inning.
Maldonado ended the game going 2-for4 with a double and two runs scored. Ford Lane, Jacob Boney, and Matt Poladian each scored and drove in a run. Connor Trippet and Griffin Doran scored a run for the Golden Bears. Ryan Rivas and Caleb Harmon had an RBI each.
Trey Endris went 2-for-4 for Great Oak. The Golden Bears took the bat out of the Wolfpack’s Mitch Hayes, refusing to pitch to the slugger and issued two intentional walks. Brandon Stewart was 2-for-3 with a double. Tom Vasquez was the loser for Great Oak.Temecula Valley Coach Tony Nobiensky quietly celebrated a career milestone after Wednesday’s game. It was the first time in six seasons that the Golden Bears had defeated the Wolfpack at Great Oak. The victory keeps last year’s CIF SS Division 2 Champions right in the race for the Southwestern League title. Murrieta Valley and Vista Murrieta are in first place with identical 6-3 records with TVHS a half game behind at 7-4.
The Wolfpack falls to 4-6 in league play and is looking for revenge when the two teams get together to play again this Friday. The game will be at Temecula Valley and will start at 3:30pm.
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