Emily Federspiel hit well, including a pop fly in the second inning. Madeline Kaneko got in some good fielding, snagging grounders in several innings. Kayla Richmond was also playing defense well, fielding grounders at second base and elsewhere. Cleo Tufts-Lockhart, playing first, made a fine out by grabbing a grounder and tagging the base. Lillian Weitzer had solid hits in all three at bats, including a fly ball in the second inning.

Against the Cardinals, Annie Davenport provided good defense on the mound, fielding grounders and throwing well to first. The Cardinals also played stellar defense. Ella Bartlett and Camille Kobeline were a remarkable pitcher-first base combination, making three outs together. Ainsley Walker and Gillian Monahan-Miller both made unassisted plays at third base, spearing hard hit balls and then stepping on the bag.

Maren Fry was an offensive star for the Cardinals, smashing two hits into the outfield, and Ellie Dischinger and Zadie Jivan both had big hits.

The Lucky Charms and the Black Diamonds played a hard-fought game in the chilly fog on Saturday morning at Codornices. Visitors Black Diamonds filled the bases repeatedly during the first inning, with base hits from Amelia Galbraith, Parisa Imani, Erin Schurtz and Sierra Jiminez. The Lucky Charms showed solid defense, with solo outs by Lily Weiner-Mock at third base and Grace Rusin, playing catcher, at home plate. Lucy Mowry boosted the Lucky Charms offense, with a strong infield single for an RBI, and Griffin Campbell tallied two singles. Jiminez powered the Black Diamonds defense in the first inning, toting up three outs at first base. In the top of the second, Black Diamonds Galbraith and Schurtz again contributed base hits, along with other teammates including Amari Coffey. The Lucky Charms defense came alive in the second inning, with Campbell at shortstop making the toss to Weiner-Mock at second base for one out. Rusin, at pitcher, caught a pop fly for a second out and threw to Mowry at first base for the third out. Mowry, Campbell, Weiner-Mock and Rusin all hit singles to close out the Lucky Charms offense, while the Black Diamonds held strong on defense powered by Jiminez, who threw to Galbraith for an out at first and Schurtz for an out at home.

The Huskies Ella Friedson led off the game with a single and followed that up with two more hits later in the game. Huskies' Sofia Campos-Seligman continued her hot hitting, with a liner up the middle that hit the pitching machine and then ricocheted towards the sideline and landed into Asst. Coach Stanley's dog bowl. Wow! Lots of nice plays were made on defense by both teams. The Hurricanes Mollie Sequeira scooped up several balls at first base, as did teammate Kyra Kawamoto at second base.. A solid overall game was played by Huskies' Angela Fike who demonstrated great speed on the bases and made two put outs as catcher in the same inning. Esther Karpilow, part owner of the aforementioned dog bowl, had a bases loaded pop fly over the pitcher's head to drive in a run. On offense the Hurricanes' Mallory McGrane drove in a run and her teammate Olivia Montforte ripped a solid single to the left side in the 4th. Huskies' Tara Steckler sprayed the ball around with an RBI single in the first up the middle followed by a hit to shortstop in the 3rd. The Hurricanes' Lily Dawson also had several hard hit balls. Both teams appear primed for their final game of the season next week.

Friedman Brueggemeyer Tree Frogs hosted Ibble Wibble Wackys Devil Duckies in what would ultimately end in a shut-out win for the visiting team. The Devil Duckies started the game off right with Alex Arriola hitting a soft infield grounder followed by Sophia Schneider's hard base hit to right field, which drove in the Devil Duckies' first run of the game. The Tree Frogs battled back with remarkable defensive efforts, including impressive pitching by Maite Ibanez de Garayo and smart fielding by all. The Tree Frogs' offense then struggled to gain momentum as Devil Duckies' Lauren Messina-Douvos made two unassisted outs in the first inning and pitchers Gemma Hunt, Sophia Schneider, and Lila Jansen each pitched hitless innings their first time out. Despite increasing defensive efforts in the innings that followed - with fielding that left Devil Duckies' Julia Cooke and Bailey Kobelin stranded on base after two hits each and despite staying true to their slogan "We catch flies!" - with lively catches by Tayah Blanck, Emily "Duck" Ireland, Sierra Lee, and Kennedy Grant - the Tree Frogs were unable to prevent an RBI by Gemma Hunt, which resulted in the Devil Duckies' second run of the game. The Tree Frogs fought hard to stay in the game and within striking distance of the win, but, in the end, the Devil Duckies' persevered with vigorous defensive efforts that allowed them to maintain their two-run lead for the win.

The San Marco Associates Killer Bunnies started out strong with three runs in the first, but the Red Oak Chili Peppers held them to one run in the second. First base girl Prairie Hammer caught a fly ball for the first out and assisted pitcher Erin Cain for the second out. The Killer Bunnies lived up to their name in the third with four runs on four batters starting with a strong hit single by Andrea Levinson, a double by Katherine 0'Brien who also stole third, and a single by Laisani Waqa who was immediately brought home with a two-run homer by Avery Evans. Waqa stood out with stellar catching behind the plate and a double in the first inning. The Chili Pepers defense led by pitcher Maggie Beatty held the bunnies scoreless in the fourth inning thanks to Lucy Rosenthal who made three outs at first.

The first inning started out slowly, but in the second inning the Chocolatiers scord four runs (and were going strong as the four-run rule ended the inning). No more runs were scored by either team for the remainder of the game, although each side smacked plenty of hits. Roxanne Wiblin and Megan Foley, both pitchers, had nice hits in the 1st, with Megan stealing third. In the second inning, the Chocolatiers got four base hits and scored four runs. In the third inning, Roxanne struck out three of four hitters, shutting out the Chocolatiers. Once the Screamers got up to bat in the third, Angel Gonzales got on base with a hit, as did Roxanne, but both were left on base. In the Screamers' last at bat Ariana Neveraz stroked a solid hit.

On a chilly Bay Area afternoon, the Berkeley Orthodontic Pumas started out strong in the match up against the Bark Beagles, by scoring twice in the first. Cara Chinn came home on Cielo Franco's single, and then Cielo scored on Julia Sparer's single. The Beagles' pitcher Anna Cheyette made the inning-ending throw to 1st base. In the top of the second inning, the Beagles' batter was put out on a play from Taylor Holland-Fiske at second to Sara Cerami at first base. Defensively, Maddy Bernard caught a pop up fly and pitcher Isabel Daniels made a quick throw to Anna Cheyette to tag the batter out. In the bottom of the second, both Sara Cerami and Cara Chinn scored , and the inning ended with a 5-0 lead for the Pumas. The Beagles rallied in the top of the third, scoring 3 runs on hits by Catey Hoehn, Isabel Daniels, and Amanda Klopp and an RBI by Cheyette to bring the score to 5-3. The Beagles kept the Pumas scoreless in the bottom of the third to keep the game at 5-3.

A cool breeze was blowing at Fielding Field, but that did not chill the offensive explosion by the RSCB Possums. The Possums were led with key hits by Jillian Jenkins, Colleen Hamilton-Lecky, Nancy Li, Allyssa Kurtz and Bailey Wockner. The Tacos played valiantly to stay in the game: Annie Wanless, Emma Steinheimer, and Julie Moorad contributed with great hitting and running for the them. Sarah Lake also made a stellar play at third for an unassisted out to try to stem the Possums' scoring, but the Tacos could not score enough with the three strong innings pitched by Possum Brooke Tannahill.

In a true nail-biter, this inter-league game got off to a rousing start with Oxykleen's Molly Cohen and Faith Valdez hitting back- to- back doubles as their team tallied four runs in the first. The Shock brought home one run in their half of the inning behind base hits by Kelsey (last name unknown) and Atirol Smith. Niki Sinclaire and Talia Rossi reached base early with a hit and a walk as Oxykleen scored three more runs in their half of the second. The Shock roared back with four runs of their own, sandwiching singles by Nicole Sanders and Atirol Smith around a double by Jeneba (last name unknown). All the scoring was finished by the third inning, as the Shock's Alexis C. shut down Oxykleen hitters and Oxykleen's Boothe Carlson returned the favor in the fourth, leading to a 10-9 Strategic Economic victory.