Tuesday, May 18th @ Thousand Oaks The Cents season came to an end with a 3-0 loss to Thousand Oaks. Tommy Kister pitched a complete game giving up only two homeruns. "TK" showed the toughness that he showed all year and threw a great game. However, the Cent bats couldn't must any offense vs. Cody Thomson. Saugus finished 15-12 and set two individual school records this year. Nick Lombardi scored 32 runs which is a school record and Justin Sheehan broke the school record homeruns in a season with 8. Both Lombardi and Sheehan will be back in 2011 to lead the new Centurions!

Friday, May 14th @ West Ranch (12-7 Loss)

The Cents scored four times in the first inning, but gave them right back in the bottom half of the inning along with another 4 runs in the 2nd inning. Saugus did come back in the 3rd highlighted by Tommy Kister's three-run homerun. It was Tommy's first varsity hit and it could not have been any better. However, the Ranch countered with 4 more runs in the 4th and 5th innings to put the game away. With Hart winning on Friday, the Cents dropped into 4th place since Hart took the season series two games to one from the Cents. But the Cents should qualify for an at-large berth for the playoffs and more than likely will be playing on Tuesday in a Wild Card game. Site and Opponent will not be known until after 12:30 p.m. on Monday.

May 12th vs. West Ranch (11-8 Win)

The Cents were in a 5-0 hole before even recording an out. But Tommy Kister competed for 5 innings and the Saugus Offense put 11 runs on the board in the first four innings. Justin Sheehan hit his new school record 8th HR of the year in the 4th inning to give the Cents a 9-6 lead. Pinch hitter Brandon Clark had a two run double. Quality relief pitching was provided by Left handed specialist Kevin Podratz and sidewinder Garrett Smith.

Friday, May 7th @ Valencia (19-12 Loss)

The Cents were down 12-2 and came back to tie the game at 12. However, the vikes scored 7 times in the 6th inning to put the game away. Justin Sheehan tied the school record for homeruns in a season with his 7th dinger of the year.

Wednesday, May 5th vs. Valencia (7-3 Loss)

The Cents received a great start from Tommy Kister as he only surrendered 2 runs in 6 innings against the 1st place Vikes. But Valencia scored 5 runs in the top of the 7th to win 7-3. Saugus received two hits apiece from Matt Emerson and James Threw. Justin Sheehan and Evan Steen each had rbi's.

Friday, April 30th vs. Golden Valley (7-4 Win)

The Cents hit four homeruns- Two by Justin Sheehan, and one each from James Threw and Michael Soucy to help take the season series from the Grizzlies. Garrett Smith pitched 3 1/3 innings of quality relief. HE got out of a bases loaded jam in the 7th to get the Cents their 14th victory of the season.

Wednesday, April 28th vs. Golden Valley (6-5 Loss)

The Cents had a 5-2 lead going into the 6th inning and a 5-4 lead with one out in the 7th, but back to back homeruns by Golden Valley put them ahead and they went on to get their first win versus Saugus in School history. This completes the trifecta for Golden Valley. They have beaten West Ranch, Valencia and now Saugus in the last three weeks.

Friday, April 23rd vs Hart (12-4 Loss)

The Cents fell behind big early 10-1 after 3 innings. Garrett Smith and Kevin Podratz provided 4 innings of 2 run relief to keep the score respectable. Michael Soucy had two hits and Nick Lombardi had a two-run homerun. The Cents lost CF and cleanup hitter Brad Buchignani to a potential season ending injury.

Wednesday, April 21st @ Hart (2-1 Loss)

The Cents received an outstanding pitching performance from Tommy Kister, but could not muster enough offense as they struck out 14 times and had only two hits. Kister went the distance, surrendering two unearned runs.

Friday, April 16th vs. Canyon (6-0 Win)

Cameron Castillo followed up Tommy Kister's performance with a gem of his own. Castillo also pitching 6 shutout innings, surrendering only one hit and Mathew Emerson drove in two runs to pace the Cents.

Wednesday, April 14th @ Canyon (10-0 Win)

The Cents got a great pitching performance from Tommy Kister as he pitched 6 shutout innings for his 4th win of the season. Justin Sheehan had a two run double in the first inning and a solo homerun (His 4th in league play) in the 4th inning.

Wednesday, April 7th vs. Palos Verdes (9-8 Win)

The Cents, in their typical fashion, jumped out to a lead 4-1 only to give it up for the third straight game. But like they have the whole year, the Cents battled back to tie the game and send it to extra innings. James Threw came on to pitch three scoreless innings of relief to get the win. Threw also led of the 8th inning with a single and would score on Mathew Emerson's game winning single. The Cents finished the OCNissan.com tournament 3-1.

Tuesday, April 6th vs. Santa Margarita (7-5 Win

) The Cents got quality relief pitching from Garrett Smith and James Threw to hold off the Eagles. Once again, the Cents were up 4-1 only to give the lead up in the 4th inning. But the Cents played hard for 21 outs, and came out on top.

Monday, April 5th vs. Woodbridge (6-4 Loss)

The Cents couldn't hold a 4-1 lead as the Warriors scored 5 times in the 4th inning to take the lead and never gave it back.

Varsity April 3rd OC Nissan Tourney Saugus (4) Hemet (3)

*Michael Soucy singled in Nick Lombardi in the bottom of the seventh for a walk off win. Tommy Kister got the win on the mound. Brad Buchignani had 2 runs batted in.The Cents play Woodbridge Monday night 6pm at Windrow park.