South Pasadena, CA — The South Pasadena Junior Varsity Tigers fought hard but eventually suffered their first loss of the season against the Monrovia Wildcats at home Tuesday by a score of 8-3. Owen Woodworth started on the mound for South Pasadena, pitching 6 and 2/3 strong innings and allowing only 2 earned runs. Tyler Vargas entered in relief in the 7th inning.

South Pasadena, CA — The South Pasadena Junior Varsity Tigers outlasted the Cathedral Phantoms 1-0 in a well-played pitching dual at home on Saturday. Carlo Williams was dominant over 6 innings, mixing his pitches and keeping the Cathedral batters off balance. Williams gave up no runs and struck out 3. Pitcher Benjamin Regan closed the door on the Tigers’ opponents, aided by sharp defense and a pickoff of a runner at first.

South Pasadena, CA — The South Pasadena Junior Varsity Tigers continued their winning ways with a victory over the Alhambra Moors 11-0 at home on Thursday, February 24. Gabe Vogel was dominant on the hill, throwing five shut-out innings, 8 strikeouts, and allowing only two hits.

South Pasadena, CA — South Pasadena Junior Varsity Tigers defeated Pasadena High School 9-1 on Monday thanks to five runs in the first inning. South Pasadena Junior Varsity Tigers offense in the inning was led by Gabe Vogel, Leo Castillio, Jude Felix and Owen Woodworth, all knocking in runs in the inning.

South Pasadena, CA — South Pasadena Junior Varsity Tigers were showing good offensive power and pitching thru the 4th Inning when thunder was heard. The Umpire then had to follow baseball protocol and stop the game until the sky cleared. Instead, San Gabriel Valley received rain and hail ending the game.

El Monte, CA — Season Opening Game for the South Pasadena Tiger JV squad had all aspects of the game operating well against Mountain View High School Junior Varsity Team. The offensive power lead by Carlo Williams, Griffin Johnson, Leo Castillo, Jude Felix, and Ben Regan each having multiple hits provided the team with 26 RBIs in only 3 innings. Multiple errors and walks were committed by Mountain View Vikings giving up 22 runs in the first inning.