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The South Pasadena Freshman Tigers defeated rival San Marino Titans 11-4 on Wednesday, March 30 with each player contributing to the win. The bats were firing for the Tigers with huge doubles by Andres Garavito, Nico Mostert, and Raphi Hall. A.J. Arreola and Charles Esnault contributed hits, while Benjamin Regan, Aiden Duley, and Evan Barreau added RBIs. The offensive onslaught led to 11 Tiger runs.
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The South Pasadena Freshman Tigers were hot at the plate on Saturday, belting out seven hits. Bob Rosenberg led the charge with a double in the first and a single in the third inning. Other Tigers with hits were Brandon Woo, Andres Garavito, Elijah Hall, Benjamin Regan, and Aiden St. John.
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The South Pasadena Freshman Tigers came out on the wrong end of a 7-3 game against Burroughs on Saturday. Strong outings by starter Bob Rosenberg and reliever Beck Brenek who combined for seven strikeouts, were not enough to overcome the hitting of the Bears.
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The South Pasadena Freshman Tigers lost to league rival San Marino on Thursday, March 17, falling 14-4. The Tigers fought hard, tying the game at two apiece in the fourth inning on Bob Rosenberg's timely two-run hit in the fourth. However, the game slipped away with rough fifth and sixth innings.
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