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Tournaments  | Story  | 7/11/2021

12u West World Series Recap: Days 1-2

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Third baseman Rallin Covey (2026, Pinole, Calif.) started up the offense for Canes Bay Area - Cepeda driving in two with a sharp single to right field.





Catcher Maddox Rabara (2026, Stockton, Calif.) carried the offense for All Sports Outlaws with a grand slam in the second before driving in his fifth run with a sharp single to left field in the fourth inning.



Left-handed pitcher Toby Torres (2026, San Jose, Calif.) shut down the Canes Bay Area offense for the final three innings seeing him strikeout six while getting the fastball up to 71 mph.



Infielder Cole Dawes (2027, Danville, Calif.) was on base three times in the first game with a double, single and two runs batted in helping La Morinda put up nine in the first and cruising to a 13-1 victory.

First baseman Luke Szakacs (2027, Lincoln, Calif.) was the big bopper for Smash Sports with two hits, including a double and home run to drive in three.

Right-handed pitcher Chase Thompson (2027, Rocklin, Calif.) cruised through his three innings needing only 33 pitches while throwing strikes three-quarters of the time. His fastball got up to 69 mph and showed a bendy curveball.



Outfielder Isaiah Clendinen (2027, Hayward, Calif.) provided all the offense for Top Tier Nor Cal with a triple to left-center field in the first and a single to center field. He also stole second and drove in a run while ranging around center field.



Right-handed pitcher Manny Orange (2026, Mather, Calif.) pitched out of trouble in back-to-back innings and helped keep the Hornets even for three innings with a fastball that got up to 66 mph. 

Catcher Aidan Trevino (2026, Visalia, Calif.) broke the game open with a three-run home run getting his pitch and not missing on a 3-0 count.



Right-handed pitcher Wyatt McElree (2027, Visalia, Calif.) was efficient in his three innings, only needing 31 pitches while striking out three. The fastball got up to 68 mph and only threw the curveball once to end his outing. 

First baseman Mason Hackler (2027, Turlock, Calif.) picked up two hits and two runs batted in while hitting in the middle of the order for NorCal Valley.



Infielder Marcus Davenport (2026, Manteca, Calif.) showed some juice in the bat with a long double to left field and showed his speed by scoring twice. Made some nice plays on the move at short during the game. 

First baseman Frankie Rael (2027, Brentwood, Calif.) ended the last game of the day with a home run while also driving in another run with a hard ball at the third baseman. 

-Ryan Ozella
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