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Prep baseball roundup: St. John Bosco wins Division 1 playoff opener on walk-off hit in 11th inning
TL;DR
St. John Bosco won their Division 1 playoff opener against Cypress with a walk-off hit in the 11th inning, finishing 2-1. Julian Garcia pitched eight hitless innings, while Moises Razo delivered the game-winning single.
Key points
- St. John Bosco won 2-1 against Cypress
- Moises Razo hit the game-winning single
- Julian Garcia pitched eight hitless innings
- Cypress tied the game in the seventh inning
St. John BoscoCypressJulian GarciaMoises Razo
From the first pitch to the last pitch in the bottom of the 11th inning, there was never any doubt that Tuesday's Southern Section Division 1 first-round baseball playoff game between Cypress and St. John Bosco would be a special matchup of elite pitchers.
And it was.
Julian Garcia of St. John Bosco had a perfect game through six innings and didn't allow any hits for eight innings. Left-hander Drew Slevcove of Cypress came close to matching Garcia pitch for pitch until giving up a fifth-inning home run to Jack Champlin. Cypress tied the score with two outs in the seventh when Jake De Laquil walked, stole second, went to third on a ground out and beat the tag at the plate on a ground ball with the infield in.
Brayden Krakowski took over on the mound for St. John Bosco, throwing scoreless ball in the ninth, 10th and 11th. Tate Belfanti of Cypress was equally perfect with scoreless innings in the ninth and 10th. But a leadoff walk to Jaden Jackson, followed by a stolen base with two outs, opened the door for Moises Razo to deliver a game-winning single to left field during a 2-1 Braves victory.
St. John Bosco’s Moises Razo discusses his game-winning hit in the bottom of the 11th inning to beat Cypress 2-1. pic.twitter.com/gf0Dp0C7Wl
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"That was one of the better played games in high school baseball," St. John Bosco coach Andy Rojo said. "John Weber knows how to coach. Their guy went toe to toe with Julian."
Moises Razo RBI single with two outs in B11. Bosco 2, Cypress 1 pic.twitter.com/OvV68KIueW
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A year ago, Garcia missed St. John Bosco's Division 1 title run while recovering from arm surgery. He was fired up for his playoff appearance. "I woke up super pumped," he said. "I was nervous last night."
12 consecutive batters retired by Julian Garcia to start game. 0-0 vs Cypress. B4. pic.twitter.com/vRyp1YnALT
Q&A
What was the final score of the St. John Bosco vs. Cypress baseball game?
The final score was 2-1 in favor of St. John Bosco.
Who hit the game-winning single for St. John Bosco?
Moises Razo delivered the game-winning single in the bottom of the 11th inning.
How many innings did Julian Garcia pitch for St. John Bosco?
Julian Garcia pitched eight innings without allowing any hits.
What significant event happened in the seventh inning of the game?
Cypress tied the score in the seventh inning with a run after a walk and a series of plays that led to a run at the plate.
