Barons
5
Oaks
6
Jul, 30
Crawdads
5
Stompers
8
Jul, 30
Blues
5
Foresters
12
Jul, 30
Admirals
4
Potters
7
Jul, 30
Seals
4
Packers
13
Jul, 30
Stompers
4
Crawdads
8
Jul, 29
Riptide
5
Blues
3
Jul, 29
Oaks
3
Foresters
4
Jul, 29
Mudcats
0
Packers
4
Jul, 29
Barons
0
Saints
5
Jul, 29
Riptide
6
Blues
1
Jul, 29
Foresters
11
Oaks
7
Jul, 28
Riptide
2
Blues
5
Jul, 28
Saints
15
Barons
2
Jul, 28
Admirals
5
Potters
8
Jul, 28
Crawdads
4
Stompers
5
Jul, 28
Mudcats
3
Packers
15
Jul, 28
Potters
12
Mudcats
4
Jul, 27
Packers
4
Crawdads
5
Jul, 27
Stompers
8
Admirals
9
Jul, 27
Oaks
4
Foresters
7
Jul, 27
Saints
14
Barons
1
Jul, 27
Baseball
Crawdads Top Blues in CCL Opener

| June 3, 2016

June 3, 2016 San Luis Obispo, CA The Walnut Creek Crawdads beat the San Luis Obispo Blues 5-3 in the first CCL game of the 2016 season. The Crawdads scored three times in the top of the eighth inning to claim the win, highlighted by a two-RBI single by Alex Tsuruda (Chapman) and a run-scoring double by Brady Weiss (Paradise Valley JC). See the boxscore/recap here. Also today: Valencia, CA The Long Beach Legends pounded out ten runs on 14 hits to beat the Orange County Surf 10-3 in a nonleague contest. Oliver Jackson (Colorado State) led the Legends offense with 5 RBI, including his first home run of the summer, and John Montgomery (Eastern Michigan) had four hits, including a solo home run in the 7th. See the boxscore/recap here. Palm Springs, CA The Southern California Catch lost in a nonleague contest to the Palm Springs Power 11-3. See the boxscore/recap here. Healdsburg, CA The Healdsburg Prune Packers kept winning at home beating the Auburn Wildcats tonight 13-3. Stats were not available at post time.
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