Spring Sports Roundup : Notre Dame Duo No-Hits Louisville
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Becca Berline and Lisa Asahara combined on a no-hitter and allowed only one batter to reach base as Notre Dame High defeated Louisville, 14-0, in a San Fernando Valley League softball opener at Louisville on Monday.
Berline (5-4), a junior right-hander, pitched the first four innings, striking out four. Asahara pitched the final three innings and struck out three. Neither walked a batter and the only Louisville runner to reach base did so on an error.
In another San Fernando Valley League opener:
Chaminade 14, St. Genevieve 2--Kerry Corcoran had three hits and five RBIs, including a three-run double in the fourth, to lead Chaminade at St. Genevieve.
Kathy Regan (10-3) walked one and struck out four in four innings for Chaminade (10-3, 1-0).
BOYS’ VOLLEYBALL
Harvard d. La Salle, 15-1, 15-6, 15-12--Rick Osterloh had 14 kills in 14 attempts and added eight stuff blocks as the Saracens won the San Fernando Valley League match at La Salle.
Chaminade d. Bell-Jeff, 15-6, 15-7, 15-13--Chris Bruckner had seven kills, and Tim Hayes and Fran Reyes had six kills each for host Chaminade (7-4, 2-1) in a San Fernando Valley League match.
GIRLS’ SWIMMING
Flintridge Sacred Heart 70, Chaminade 76--Freshmen Michele Feigenbaum and Jeni Goldberg each won two events in the nonleague meet at Flintridge. Fiegenbaum won the 500-yard freestyle (5:47.44), Goldberg won the 100-yard backstroke (1:17.15) and both swam legs on the victorious 200-yard medley relay team (2:06.67).
COLLEGE BASEBALL
Biola 2, The Master’s 0--Biola junior right-hander Tim Worrell struck out 14--including seven in a row from the third to fifth innings--to tie a season high in a nonconference game at Biola.
Worrell finished with a four-hitter and no walks. Biola improved to 14-17-2; Master’s dropped to 13-23-1.
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