Valencia turned a tidy road trip into a laugher, scoring eight in the second inning and rolling to a 12-0, five-inning run-rule shutout at Chatsworth. The Vikings needed only six hits; Chatsworth's seven errors did the rest.

Tyler Wertz set the tone, reaching three times, scoring three runs, and lacing a two-run double in the big second. Zach Davis opened the scoring with a two-run single in the first and finished with two RBI, and Carter Bennett drove in two more. The second inning was a relentless mix of hard contact and Chatsworth miscues, with the Vikings sending eleven men to the plate.

On the mound it was a shutout by committee. Tennysen Enneking started and was untouchable, three hitless innings with two strikeouts to earn the win, sitting around 79 to 81. Brady Redin worked a brief middle stint, and Charlie Romanelli closed it out with two scoreless innings, stranding the only Chatsworth runners on a double play.

Chatsworth managed just two hits, a Daniel Chiclayo single and a knock from the nine-hole, and never advanced a runner past third. With the lead at twelve after the top of the fifth, the run rule ended it early.