This past week showed the fight, growth, and potential of our Freshman Caimans as they battled through a competitive slate. With league play now beginning, the focus sharpens and every inning takes on added importance. The early part of the season is about development—now it’s about execution, consistency, and competing pitch by pitch. League games will test our discipline and toughness, and this group has already shown they’re ready to rise to that challenge.

Caimans 3 – Eagles 5

On Wednesday, the Freshman Caimans showed resilience in a 5-3 battle against San Pasqual JV. After falling behind early, they chipped away at the deficit and stayed within striking distance throughout. Logan Johnson delivered a strong outing on the mound, going six innings while also contributing an RBI at the plate. Carson Sill added an RBI of his own, while Derek McAdam, Gianni Filpi, and Sill each recorded hits. The team displayed impressive plate discipline with 10 walks, led by McAdam, Kody Newsome, and Lucas Hodge. Defensively, the group was flawless, turning a double play and committing zero errors—an encouraging sign of their focus and preparation.

Caimans 2 – Canyon hills 4

Saturday brought another competitive matchup against Canyon Hills. Mac West highlighted the offense with a double, while he and Kody Newsome each drove in a run. Hits were spread throughout the lineup with contributions from Joey White, Gianni Filpi, Newsome, and Brooks Heyer. Heyer also gave a solid effort on the mound, working five innings and keeping the team within reach. Landon Sakurai added energy on the bases with two stolen bags, and the defense again stepped up with two double plays.

Caimans 18 – Crawford 0

The highlight of the week came in dominant fashion as the Caimans rolled past Crawford 18-0. Lucas Hodge led the charge offensively, driving in four runs and collecting multiple hits. Mac West, Kody Newsome, and Hodge each had multi-hit performances, while Joey White and Derek McAdam contributed key extra-base hits and RBIs. The team’s aggressive baserunning resulted in seven stolen bases, with West leading the way. On the mound, West set the tone with three shutout innings, and Gianni Hernandez followed with scoreless relief. The team combined patience and power at the plate, drawing 10 walks and piling up 13 hits in a complete team performance.

Monday 4/20: Practice 4:00–5:30 (HV)

Tuesday 4/21: Practice 3:30–5:30 (HV)

Wednesday 4/22: Practice with JV 3:30–5:30

Thursday 4/24: Practice 3:30–5:30 (HV)

Friday: Off

Monday: Practice at HV 2:40–4:15

Tuesday: Game @ SFC, 4:00 PM

Wednesday: JV & Frosh Practice at HV 3:30–5:00

Thursday: Home vs SFC, 4:00 PM

Friday: Hitting 3:30–4:45 (TBD)

Saturday: Game @ SFC, 10:30 AM

Monday: Hitting 10:30–12:00 (5Tool), Practice 3:30–6:00

Tuesday: vs SFC @ Del Dios, 4:00 PM

Wednesday: Practice 3:30–6:30

Thursday: @ SFC, 3:30 PM

Friday: Practice 3:30–6:30

Saturday: vs SFC @ Del Dios, 10:30 AM

As we step into league play, the standard rises. Preparation, accountability, and competing as a team will define our success. Looking forward to another strong week from all three levels—Go Caimans!