Consecutive RBI doubles in the first inning and a three-run home run in the third inning led Moorpark (18-11), the third place team in the Marmonte league, to an upset at third-seeded Saugus (23-4), which had won 18 games in a row.

Senior Thomas Milone (9-1) struck out seven for his first-ever perfect game, throwing 45 strikes and 15 balls, and he also hit a three-run home run in the sixth inning to help Foothill League champion Saugus (23-3, 14-1), ranked No. 3 by The Times, claim a victory at Canyon Country Canyon.
Saugus has now won a school-record 18 consecutive games (the previous record was 16) and needs one more victory to tie the school mark for wins in a season, set in 1989.
Casey Stevenson, Travis Babin, Julian Cruz, Ryan Erickson and Chris Pate each had two hits for Saugus, which compiled 11 total hits.

Tommy Milone pitched five strong innings to pick up his fourth victory of the season. Tommy struck out ten and allowed only two hits. Travis Babin picked up his first save of the season by pitching the final two innings and striking out five. Offensively, the Centurions scored their first fun of the game on a sacrifice fly by Danny Hughes scoring Chris Pate. Saugus received an insurance run in the sixth on a two year RBI single by Kean Christopherson. Christopherson, Milone and Casey Stevenson had two hits a piece for Saugus. Dustin Ruge had two singles and a double.

Kody Kurowski pitched five strong innings to earn his victory of the season while striking out five for Saugus. Peter Ibarra pitched the final two innings allowing only one hit. Thomas Milone hit a two run shot and added a RBI single later in the game. Travis Babin had a two run single. Kurowski and Julian Cruz added RBI singles.

Brandon Marcia threw a complete game striking out nine while allowing only one earned run to his third victory on the season. Offensively, the Centurions were led by Casey Stevenson, Danny Hughes and Julian Cruz who each had three hits in the game. Tim Samway had the defensive play of the game. He threw a base runner out at home plate to turn the momentum in favor of the Centurions in the second inning.

With his bat and his arm, Thomas Milone led the Centurions to a 10-0 win on Tuesday against previously unbeaten league rival Hart High School. Tommy had four hits at the plate, including two solo home runs and pitched five scoreless innings. Travis Babin completed the shutout pitching the final two innings. Brandon Marcia had a two-run, two out single in the first to get the Centurions rolling. Ryan Erickson had a run scoring single, Andy Parr had a two run single and Chris Pate and Danny Hughes added two hits a piece for Saugus. Saugus looks to match their intensity in this game on Friday when they travel to Burbank to play the Bulldogs.

Thomas Milone pitched 5 shutout innings allowing only one hit and hit a two run shot in the sixth inning to give the Centurions a three run cushion. Julian Cruz picked up his first save of the season to finish out the contest. Ryan Erickson and Casey Stevenson added two hits a piece for Saugus.

Brandon Marcia and Andy Parr combined to pitch a three hit shutout for the Centurions. Marcia struck out four in five innings and did not walk any of the Coyote hitters. Thomas Milone and Travis Babin led Saugus offensively. Each player contributed a single and a double. Danny Hughes added a two-run double.

Phillip Rowland, Spencer Smith, Nick Gauthier, and Brandon Young, each collected two hits in a Centurion blowout. Kyle Monson added three RBI's while teammate
Chris Gelinas went 3-for-3 with two doubles. Spencer Smith (5-0) threw a complete game for Saugus (19-3, 11-1).

Phillip Rowland hit a Grand Salami (grand slam) to center field for a game winning home run in a 6-3 Saugus JV victory over Valencia. Mark Terrazas earned the win, throwing a complete game with five strike-outs. Brandon Reynolds was 1-for-1 with a walk and an RBI. Saugus is now 17-1 overall and 10-1 in the Foothill League.

Everyone in Saugus starting line-up was able to collect at least one hit as they beat Valencia 8-6. For Saugus, Kyle Monson went 2 for 3 with a double and a walk, Chris Gelinas went 2 for 3 with a walk, a stolen base and a RBI, and Phillip Rowland went 2 for 3 with a double and a walk. Also, Spencer Smith went 1 for 2 with a three run double and Nick Gauthier went 2 for 3 with a 2 run single and a stolen base. Kurk Evanoff pitched the sixth and seventh innings to collect the victory. Saugus in now 16-2 and 9-1 in league.

JV won Burbank 23 to 4 in 4 innings. Burbank threw in the towel after the 4th inning. Kurk Evanoff hit his 1st homerun over the right field fence. The whole team helped bring in runs. Scooter the manager had a single with an RBI. Phillip Rowland came into the pitch in the 5th inning and got the win. He had 5 strike outs.

Kurk Evanoff came in the third inning and got the win.

Kyle Monson went 4-for4 with two RBI's and two stolen bases to lead the JV Centurions to a sweep of the season series over Hart. Brandon Young was 3-for-3 with an RBI and a steal for Saugus (13-2, 6-1), while teammate Brandon Reynolds knock in two runs . Pitcher Mark Terrazas improved to 5-1 with the win.

Chirs Gelinas and Phillip Rowland each went 2-for-4 with 2 RBI's in the win. Mark Terrazas single between 2nd & 1st scored Phillip Rowland from 2nd for the win in the 8th inning. Brandon Reynolds was 3-for-4 with two runs and two RBI'S. Then the Cent's took the field in the 8th inning and held the Indians to no runs for the win. Brent Newman came in to pitch in the 3rd inning for the win.

Mark Terrazas was the winning pitcher as Saugus beat Valencia 11-10. For the Centurions, Kyle Monson went 4-for-5 with 5 RBI's and one walk, Terrazas went 1-for-1 with one RBI and one walk, Phillip Rowland went 3-for-4 with a RBI. Bandon Young went 1-for-2 with two RBI's, a stolen base and two walks, while Joe Manente went 2-for-3 with a RBI, walk and a stolen base.

In game two for Saugus Brent Newman went five innings giving up two hits and two runs. Newman also went 2-for-3 with one RBI and three runs, and Jason Salazar went 2-for-4 with with two RBI's. Kyle Monson went 2-for-3 with six RBI's, a double and a triple.

Bryce Coefield went 4-for-5 for Saugus (9-1). Joe Manente went 3-for-3. Chris Gelinas and Philip Rowland each went 3-for-4. On the mound Spencer Smith threw a complete game giving up only two runs on two hits.

Bryce Coefield and Brandon Reynolds each went 1 for 2 with an RBI and a walk for Saugus (6-0, 1-0) , in a 4-2 win over Hart. Nick Gautier had a two run pinch hit single, while Joe Manente was 2 for 3 with a stolen base. Mark Terrazas threw a seven inning complete game, giving up three hits while striking out six and allowing one earned run.

Saugus collected 12 hits including a homerun by Matt Allman, but it wasn't enough as the Centurions fell to Burroughs 4 - 3. Corey Scott started and pitched well through 5 innings with 8 strike outs. JB Boersma came on in the sixth and retired the side with 2 groundouts and fly ball to center. Ryan Fulkerson, batting second, went 2 for 4 with a triple, a single, and a sacrifice bunt. Boersma was 2 for 4 with 2 singles. Allman was 3 for 4 with the homerun, a double and a single. Soboleski had a single and a double. Brubaker and Warren each had 1 hit.

On a day when they needed it most, Corey Scott pitched his finest game of the season. He went the distance allowing only 5 hits and one earned run to lead Saugus to a 2 –1 victory for a season sweep of Valencia. In the campaign Corey struck out 7 batters and gave up no walks. Offensively, Ajer was 1 for 2 with a double, an RBI, and two walks. Brubaker was 3 for 4 with 3 singles and a walk. Brian Terrazas had the only other hit for Saugus, a line drive single to right. Dustin Lucas pitched a solid seven innings for Valencia but lost due to an unearned run given up in the first inning on an error.

Saugus bats exploded Tuesday with sixteen hits, which was what they needed in order to overcome their unusually porous defense. The multitude of hits translated into 12 runs while they followed Valencia 5 unearned runs for a final score of 12-6. JB Boersma pitched all seven innings allowing 7 hits and no earned runs. Offensively, Nick Kopacka, led the way going 4 for 4 with four singles, 2 RBI, and a walk. Boersma helped his cause with a single, a double, and 3 RBI. Ajer and Soboleski each added 2 singles and a stolen base. Allman had a single and a double. Mascarenas had 2 singles. Brubaker had a double and was hit by the pitcher twice.

Saugus beat Burbank 12 – 8 on a partly overcast Friday afternoon at the Hart Complex Colt field. Dylan Mascarenas hit his first homerun of the season and Tyler Brubaker hit his second. Both homeruns were solo shots that cleared the left field fence. Nick Kopacka was 3 for 4 with two doubles. JB Boersma was 3 for 4 with 3 singles. Brian Soboleski had 2 singles. Troy Ajer started and pitched 4 innings. Corey Scott pitched the final 3 innings for the win.

Saugus erupted in the first inning with 8 runs due in large part to Troy Ayer's 2 homeruns. Saugus sent 12 batters to the plate in the inning. The final score was Saugus 11, Burbank 5. Ayer finished the campagin 3 for 4 with 3 homeruns, 1 triple, a walk, and 4 RBIs. The triple nearly cleared the right field fence. Boersma got the win by pitching 5 solid innings allowing only one earned run. He also had 2 hits in the game. Scott pitched a scoreless 6th and Wohlers pitched the 7th allowing 1 earned run.

On Friday Saugus was able to overcome their league rivals, Hart. With
the score tied 7-7 in the bottom of the seventh, Jonathan Warren came
off the bench to pinch hit with one out and set the table by gaining a
walk. Kevin Christopherson replaced Warren as a pinch runner. Then
Troy Ajer came to the plate, 3 for 4 on the night with 2 singles and a
triple, and stroked a double to score the winning run. Ajer also pitched
well for 6 1/3 innings, but contributed more with his offense, finishing
up 4 for 5 with 3 RBI's. Boersma pitched the final 1 2/3 innings. Kopacka
was 2 for 3 with a walk and a stolen base. Brubaker was 2 for 4 with 1
RBI. Allman, Masceranas, and Terazas each had 1 hit. Final score 8-7.

Luck wasn’t in the cards for Saugus on Tuesday as they continuously pounded the ball right to Hart fielders and couldn’t get anything going. Entering the seventh inning loosing 5-0 with only three hits, Brubaker stroked the first pitch he saw into left field for an inside the park home run that scored three. However it wasn’t enough and the Centurions fell to Hart 5-3. Corey Scott pitched 6 2/3 solid innings allowing only two earned runs. Ajer continued his torrid hitting streak going 2 for 3.

With another superb start by Troy Ajer, The Saugus Frosh baseball team beat Valencia 8-3 on Friday. Ajer pitched 5 innings allowing 7 hits, 4 strikeouts, and no earned runs. Corey Scott pitched the final 2 innings to give the Centurions the win. Offensively Ajer led the way going 3 for 5 with 2 singles and a double. Matt Allman was 2 for 3 and chipped in with a 2 RBI single. Saugus had a total of 12 hits. Solid defense and the pitchers ability to throw strikes are the strengths of this Saugus squad. In 12 games, they have only given up 13 walks, turned a number of double plays, and committed few errors.

THEY DID IT AGAIN!!! With the game tied 0-0 at the end of regulation, Canyon scored an unearned run in the top of the eighth. In the bottom of the eighth, Soboleski walked and the next batter struck-out. Batting eighth, Mascarenas smacked a 0-2 pitch down the left field line for a double scoring Sobeleski. Then Terrazas, pinch-hitting, stroked a 2 strike pitch into center field scoring the runner from 2nd for the victory. Boersma brilliantly pitched all eight innings allowing 8 hits with five strike outs and no walks.

Saugus Frosh executed a 5-4 come from behind victory in grand fashion in the bottom of the seventh inning. Saugus tied the game in the bottom of the sixth with three hits and two sacrifice flies only to loose the lead in the top of the seventh as West Rranch scored a run. In the bottom of the seventh, Mascarenas batting seventh got on base on an error. Terrazas, pinch-hitting, bunted him over. The next batter popped up. Ajer was intentionally walked. Kopacka singled to load the bases. Then with 2 out, Brubaker hit a 1-2 pitch into shallow left to score two runs for the victory. Wohlers pitched a solid six innings and Hebert closed it out in the seventh.

Saugus Frosh was defeated 4 – 2 against Hart in their first league game. Ajer pitched six strong innings allowing only 2 earned runs. Boersma pitched the final two innings when Hart scored two unearned runs for the victory. Saugus managed just 7 hits. Ajer and Mascarenas each had two hits, both with a double and a single and Kopacka hit a triple in the first inning. Saugus looks forward to facing Burbank on Friday at the Hart Complex.

Saugus freshman take the first game of the season 11-1 vs. The Westranch Wildcats. Impeccable team defense and a solid pitching performance from Troy Ajer can be credited for the 5 inning mercy rule victory. Ajer struck out 4 batters and allowed no walks. He also scored 3 with a bases loaded triple. Tyler Brubaker and Nick Kopaca each had two hits.