SPRING SPORTS MOVING FAST
• The fast-pitch softball and Little League seasons are about to hit the halfway point in the spring season.
There are still many games left to play with playoffs, championship games and summer All-Stars on the calendar
The middle school sports season begins soon with softball, girls’ flag football and boys’ volleyball on the schedule.
Check out the next edition of Panorama for more good stuff happening on the Hill.
Big Blue With The Call . . . Youth umpires supervise the infield action at Palos Verdes Little League each spring.
Way, That Way . .
The Mariners’ Nathan Sabbach runs back to third base before he turns around to score in Intermediate Division action at Rolling Hills Little League.
The More Runs The Better . . . The Dolphins slide to a 13-11 win over the Sunshine Slayers in 10U Division softball action last week. Softball At Mid-Season . . .
Icebreakers take on the PV Peacocks in 10U Division play.
Photo by Carly Funk
Panthers Thankful For The Support . . . The Peninsula High Athletic Booster Club held its annual Black & Gold event at Palos Verdes Country Club.
Softball In Mid-Season Form
Runs Will Be Scored . . . The big yellow ball is always on the move during girls’ fast-pitch softball games at Cornerstone School.
Softball
• A few teams are aiming for an undefeated season as the spring season hits the half-way point. Currently, each division has an undefeated team sitting in first place. However, there are still plenty of games left for any team to get on a hot streak and make a challenge for the first-place trophy.
Pitchers
Just
Warming Up
. . .
Softball pitchers are one with the circle and set for a strong finish.
Editorial and Advertising deadline is 6 p.m. Monday the week of publication. PV PEN Panorama is published every two weeks. Our next edition is out April 14.
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One Base At A Time . . . The Base Invaders beat the throw and take first base against the PV Peacocks in 10U Division action at Cornerstone School last week.
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Purple Power . . . The Purple Pickles battle in the 10U Division at Cornerstone School.
Baseball Set For A Working Spring Break
Little League
• Spring Break offers teams and players a week of solid practice and preparation for the second half of the season.
The Lunada Bay Padres and Rolling Hills Brewers, both from the Minors Division, are the only two teams with a chance to finish the season with undefeated records.
The Phillies have taken an early control of the PV Little League Major Division, while most other divisions in other leagues are still wide open for anyone to take first place.
So far local big hitters have been quiet this season, with only a total of three home runs making it over the fence at PV Little League this season.
Eyes On The Ball . . . Pitcher
Koa Zayti leads the Lunada Bay Majors Rangers against the PV Little League Orioles at home.
No Losses Yet . . . The Marlins and Padres battled for first place in Lunada Bay Minors Division action finishing with a 3-3 tie.
Phillies Prove A Tough Out . . . The Lunada Bay White Sox (5-3) go up against the Palos Verdes Phillies (6-1) in Major Division action last week.
A Short Lived Pickle Play . . . The Mets and Padres battle in Intermediate Division action at Lunada Bay Little League.
Silver Spur In The Game . . . The Silver Spur Dodgers battle the Lomita Pirates in Major Division action at Ernie Howlett Park.
Catchers
Majors Dodgers and
Phillies catchers at Palos Verdes Little League
