2018 COD Baseball News
COD Baseball sophomore pitcher Isaiah Kinder (Yucca Valley H.S.) has signed a letter of intent with Graceland University.
COD Baseball sophomore third-baseman Nick Follett (Toronto (ONT) Bishop Allen Academy) has signed a letter of intent with Rogers State University.
COD Baseball players, Nick Follett, Nathanael Tiaga, Joshua Hernandez and Jonathan Mejia were named All-Pacific Coast Athletic Conference.
COD (12-27; 9-14) grabbed their third walk off win of the season and all on Sophomore Day, as the San Diego Mesa Olympians (21-18; 14-9) tied the game late and the Roadrunners grabbed a one out, bases loaded hit to win the game, 8-7.
COD (11-26; 8-13) put up 11 runs over the bottom of the 7th and 8th innings as the Roadrunners staved off a potential sweep and shot down the Mt. San Jacinto Eagles (12-25; 11-10), 13-3.
COD (10-24; 7-11) found themselves on the wrong end of a four hit shutout in game one and made the visitors nervous with a three run outburst in the bottom of the ninth in game two, but fell a bit short against the San Diego City Knights (17-16; 9-9).
COD (8-22; 5-9) attempted a rally late, scoring two runs in the bottom of the ninth, but fell short trying to win the series over the San Bernardino Valley Wolverines (13-20; 6-11), 9-4.
COD (7-20; 4-7) put together their largest offensive output of the 2018 season, using an 8-run 7th inning to roll past the Imperial Valley Arabs (4-24; 3-11), 18-4.
COD Baseball sophomore third baseman Nick Follett (Toronto (ONT) Bishop Allen Academy) was named the Pacific Coast Athletic Conference’s (PCAC) Male Athlete of the Week for the week of March 19th.
COD (6-19; 3-6) grabbed another walk off win, taking the game and the series, as the Roadrunners scored four runs in the ninth to knock off the Southwestern Jaguars (13-12; 2-7), 7-6.
COD (4-18; 1-5) played a tough series against the Conference leading Palomar Comets (14-7; 6-0), falling in the last of the three-game series at home, 13-3.
COD (4-15; 1-2) received some fantastic pitching and timely hitting as they knocked off the defending state champion Grossmont Griffins (10-8; 2-1), 6-5.
COD (3-11) opened up an early 4-0 lead by the end of the third inning, but a nine run inning by the Santa Ana Dons (7-5) headlined by a 3-run home run and a grand slam in the fifth, downed the Roadrunners, 11-6.
COD (3-9) had huge innings in the first, third and fourth, then had to hold on for dear life as the Roadrunners got a hard fought win over the Citrus Fighting Owls (6-5), 11-9.
COD (1-7) opened up a double header at home, starting strong in game one, but falling 10-2 and then took a lead midway through the second game, falling 7-3 against the Glendale Vaqueros (5-2).
COD (1-5) turned their fortunes around in one afternoon, as a hotly contested call at first base rallied the Roadrunners from a huge hole, to score 7-runs in the 5th and the go ahead run in the 7th, to get their first win of 2018, knocking off the Irvine Valley Lasers (3-3), 9-8.
