 Each game,
Cerritos College head coach
Kodee
Murray submits a lineup card that
consists of 10 names. The same 10 names were used in
virtually every game for the Falcons during South
Coast Conference play, in which the team posted a
17-1 record and won the championship. They were
rewarded on Thursday with all 10 being named
All-South Coast Conference, while six of them earned
1st Team honors.
Freshman pitcher
Hillary Perez-Ashley (Long Beach
Poly HS), who posted a 14-1 conference record
with a 1.27 ERA and 11 complete games, was named the
conference's Pitcher of the Year. Perez-Ashley
pitched in 88 conference innings and struck out 57,
while batters hit only .217 against her. As a result
of her being named the Pitcher of the Year, her name
is added to the All-State ballot for voting.
Vaaulu, who set
the school's single-season home run record with 15
on the year, hit seven of those in conference play,
while she batted .463 with 25 RBI and posted a .944
slugging percentage. She has also gone the year
without making an error and drew a team-high 13
walks. Marquez hit at a .444 clip in SCC play, while
she had eight doubles, two home runs and drove in 16
runs.
As a team, the
Falcons hit .413 in conference play, with five of
their regulars hitting over .400. Leading that group
was Miera, who hit .512 with six doubles, 15 RBI and
was walked 12 times. Salas, a two-time 1st Team
selection, batted .467 with three home runs, eight
doubles and 29 RBI, while she led the team with 28
hits and 23 runs scored. Also hitting over .400 was
Castrellon (.407), who led the team with eight
stolen bases and tied Vaaulu with seven home runs,
while driving in 19 runs.
Godoy was a .370
hitter in conference play with two home runs and 12
RBI and four stolen bases, with Salmones hitting
.386 and driving in 15 runs. Rummel batted .341
with 13 RBI and nine walks, with Ventura hitting at
a .304 clip with seven walks and 12 RBI.
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