Birmingham's Acuna Shines, Power Surges Light Up SoCal

0:00Birmingham's baseball team just dropped an 8-0 shutout on Granada Hills, keeping them one game back of first place El Camino Rial in the West Valley League. Sophomore Carlos Secuna dominated with one hit allowed over six innings, 11 strikeouts, and he even chipped in two hits at the plate. Sebastian Valadez and Tony Mendoza each grabbed two hits and two RBIs to power the offense. That sets up a huge two-game series starting April 29th between Birmingham and El Camino Riala, where the Patriots could grab the top spot if. They sweep, meanwhile, Harvard West Lake blanks St. Francis 2-0 behind Junior Justin Kirschner's six scoreless innings and 14 strikeouts, plus Ira. Rootman's Homer and two RBIs. In the missionly, Loyola crushed Bishop Alamani 9-3 with Sophomore Austin Junk's three-run bomb and double, while Chaminade hammered. SP-12-5 on three homers from Bronson Jackson, Isaiah Herne, and Robbie Morgan.

1:00Trinity League leaders St. John Bosco stayed perfect at 9-1 with a six-nothing win over Servite, Julian Garcia fanning 12 without a walk. Orange Luthor and Rally for a six-3 win over Santa Margarita scoring four in the seventh, and West Lake held first in Marmonte with five-three. Over 1,000 oaks on Jackson Necklin's two homers, Unbeaten Streets rode on two, like Huntington Beach's six-three over Los Alamedos. These games show pitching duels and power surges, lighting up SoCal fields, tightening races as playoffs near. That's your update from California News Today, powered by AI, I'm Corey with The Story.