Community College Roundup : Hamelin Drives in Eight to Lead Rancho Santiago
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Bobby Hamelin had three hits, including his fifth home run of the season, and eight RBIs to lead Rancho Santiago College to an 18-6 victory over College of the Desert Thursday in the first round of the Riverside baseball tournament.
Hamelin, a sophomore transfer from UCLA, singled in a run in the first, walked with the bases loaded in the third, hit a three-run double in the fifth and a three-run home run in the eighth.
Kraig Washington had four hits and Todd Lloyd, Rich Gonzales and Mike Gonzales had two hits and two RBIs each for Rancho Santiago (9-0), which had 19 hits.
In the Chaffey Tournament:
Saddleback 7, Rio Hondo 6--Saddleback scored twice in the seventh to tie the score, 6-6, and once in the eight for the first-round victory. Chris Latham and Keith Hatch singled in the eighth and Latham scored on an error off a ball hit by Carl Watkins. Jason Nigro had a sacrifice and Matt Lundin an RBI single in the seventh.
In the Delta Tournament:
Orange Coast 7, Modesto 3--Jason Young had three hits and three RBIs to lead the Pirates to a first-round victory. Darrell Connor had two hits and an RBI and Craig Nixon added a hit and an RBI for OCC (11-4-1).
In nonconference baseball:
Golden West 10, Southwestern 4--Tom Thobe (3-0) pitched six-plus innings and allowed six hits and had six strikeouts for host Golden West. Bill Baird pitched the final three innings for his first save.
Golden West (6-3) scored six runs in the first on four hits and three walks off starter and loser Edward Magdaleno (1-1). Joe Aversa had a two-run single in the first for Golden West, and teammate Brooks Peters had a two-run pinch-single in the eighth.
In South Coast Conference volleyball:
Golden West 3, Westmont 0--Dean Cunningham had 13 kills and Lee Moore 11 for visiting Golden West (2-1).
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