Caden Cabunoc went 2-for-2, and his first career double in the seventh put the Vikings ahead for good. Cole DeYoung was 2-for-3 with a double, scored twice, and opened the rally that got them there. Four Valencia pitchers did not allow a run. Valencia wins at Crespi 11-8 for its first win of the fall.
Photo by Brendan ConradValencia picked up its first win of the fall in Encino on Saturday morning, coming from two runs down in the seventh and pulling away in the eighth.
Crespi scored twice in the first before the Vikings took over in the second and third. Brady Ruffner singled and scored on Braden Cianci's single, and in the third Caden Cabunoc and Cole DeYoung singled, Santino Cascione walked, Cabunoc scored on a wild pitch, and Evan Conrad's two-run single made it 4-2.
Crespi answered with three in the fourth and a run in the fifth to lead 6-4. Then the seventh: Casey Nickson reached on an error and scored on DeYoung's double, Conrad walked, Luke Ammerman bunted both runners up, DeYoung scored the tying run on an error at first, and Cabunoc doubled to left to bring home Conrad with the go-ahead run. In the eighth, Ryan Nguyen reached on a dropped third strike as two runs scored, and Bodie Johnson singled home two more.
Tee Intharachalit kept it close with a scoreless sixth, and JT Gurne retired the side in order in the seventh. Nguyen handled ten putouts at first base. DeYoung finished 2-for-3 with a double and two runs, Cabunoc 2-for-2, and Tyler Lord 2-for-2. Next up is Burroughs on Wednesday night.
Kasen Caranto reached base all six times he came up, scored five runs and stole three bases. Elijah Avlas drove in five and tripled, Elijah Patlian had three hits, and Ryan Kim doubled, drove in three and stole home. JV scored in seven of the eight innings and won 22-6.
Box score & recap →Logan Janes had two hits, two hit-by-pitches, two steals and two RBIs, reaching base every time up. Alex Josing doubled and scored twice, Chase Costella struck out three in 1.1 scoreless innings, and Aaron Brenner's first career hit was an RBI double. The freshmen led from the first inning and won 10-7 in their first home game.
Box score & recap →The VHS Baseball Stadium Club booster board, its organized committees, and dedicated volunteers serve and support our on-the-field players and coaches at every level of the program, and welcome every family into that work. We are committed to putting our players and coaches in the best position to win: through respectful collaboration, distributed ownership, active inclusion, and engaged succession planning that builds a lasting legacy for the program.
The Stadium Club exists to support Valencia baseball. Donations keep the program running across all three levels: baseballs and other team equipment, umpires, the field, transportation, and the everyday costs of a season. Giving is voluntary and every student on the roster participates fully.
Sponsorship for the 2026-27 season is open. Family giving has no set amount: any donation helps, and none is expected. The donation page has current details on how to give.
The last result and what is coming up. The full season, every level, is on the schedule page. The official 2026-27 Foothill League schedule posts in January 2027.
Eight committees carry this program, and every one of them is a chance to put your skills and experience to work for the players. Bring what you are good at and whatever time you have. Chair a committee, join one, or take a single shift, and we will find the right fit for you.
Ways to HelpEverything that runs from the scorekeeper's booth during a home game.
The snack bar, and the food and drinks for program events that need them.
The apparel, decorations, and keepsakes the program puts in people's hands.
Photos and video across all three levels.
Raising money for the program, through events and sponsors.
The night the whole program celebrates the season.
The day the program honors its senior class.
Keeping the program's alumni records, and running the alumni game.