As we head into the final week of the 2026 season, we want to thank all of our players, families, coaches, and supporters for an incredible spring. This Friday marks Senior Night as we celebrate the dedication, leadership, and commitment of our senior players and their families. We encourage all levels of the program to come out and support our seniors as they close out their final home season as Caimans.

The Frosh Caimans battled hard in two competitive games this week, showing resilience and aggressive play on the bases throughout both contests.

In Monday’s dramatic 11-10 walk-off loss to Coastal Academy, the Caimans showcased their speed and offensive pressure. Joey White drove in three runs, while Derek McAdam delivered a two-run single to spark the offense. Grayson Gagnon, Brooks Heyer, and Joey White each collected hits, and the team totaled 10 stolen bases on the day. Landon Sakurai and Gianni Filpi helped lead the aggressive baserunning effort with multiple stolen bases each.

Against Point Loma later in the week, the offense continued to swing the bats well, out-hitting the Pointers 13-6. Gianni Filpi had a standout performance, going 3-for-4 with three stolen bases. Logan Johnson also collected three hits and drove in two runs, while Joey White and Lucas Hodge added multiple-hit performances. Sawyer Petrie contributed an RBI single as the Caimans jumped out to an early lead.

Monday — Game at San Pasqual, 4:00 PM

Tuesday — Practice, 3:30-5:30 PM

Thursday — Practice, 3:30-5:30 PM

Friday — Support Senior Night

The JV Caimans put together an impressive week, earning back-to-back victories over La Jolla Country Day with strong pitching, disciplined at-bats, and timely hitting.

In Thursday’s 5-3 win, Owen Williams tossed a complete game, allowing just three runs while striking out five. Anders Aday led the offense with two RBIs, while Cole Caporale and Nolan Sill each added hits. The Caimans also displayed patience at the plate, drawing nine walks and playing error-free defense.

Friday’s rematch saw the offense explode in a 15-5 victory. Nolan Sill delivered the biggest swing of the week with a grand slam in the fifth inning, finishing with four RBIs. Anders Aday stayed hot at the plate with multiple hits and three RBIs, while Skyler Piceno added two hits and an RBI. Isaiah Pfingsten sparked the offense early with an RBI triple, and the team showed great discipline again by drawing 11 walks.

Monday — Game at Del Dios, 4:00 PM

Tuesday — Practice at Hidden Valley, 3:30-5:00 PM

Wednesday — Practice at Hidden Valley, 3:30-5:00 PM

Thursday — Off Day

Friday — Senior Night Support

The Varsity Caimans faced a tough La Jolla Country Day squad this past week but continued to compete hard throughout the series.

In Thursday’s close 6-5 battle, the Caimans nearly completed a comeback after trailing by four runs. Chaeton Revilla turned in a strong start on the mound, striking out nine over six innings. Offensively, Benny Nance and Rocco Albao each collected two hits, while Luke Longo delivered a game-tying RBI single earlier in the contest. Landon Falk contributed with key at-bats and helped fuel the late comeback effort, while Travis Perry drove in two runs.

On Friday, Travis Perry continued his strong season with a two-hit performance against La Jolla Country Day. Earlier in the week, Luke Longo, Travis Perry, Rocco Albao, and Trevor Hoff each recorded hits in Tuesday’s matchup.

The Varsity team now turns its focus to a big final series against Maranatha Christian to close out the regular season.

Monday — Hitting at 5Tool

No afternoon practice; players are encouraged to support the JV and Frosh teams

Tuesday — vs Maranatha at Del Dios, 4:00 PM

Wednesday — Field Practice, 3:30-6:00 PM

Thursday — @ Maranatha, 4:00 PM

Friday — vs Maranatha, 4:00 PM

Senior Night celebration immediately following the game

Thank you again to everyone who has supported Caimans Baseball throughout the season. Let’s finish strong and pack the stands Friday night as we celebrate our seniors and the final week of the 2026 season. Go Caimans!