Colorado Rockies 7 Milwaukee Brewers 2 COL: Cathedral Catholic alum Sean Bouchard 1 walk and 1 run scored. LaCosta Canyon alum Mickey Moniak 1 single 2 walks and 2 runs scored.

Somerset Patriots 4 Reading Fightin Phils 1 LaCosta Canyon alum Spencer Jones 1 single and 1 rbi for the Patriots.

Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp 8 Charlotte Knights 5 Cathedral Catholic alum Nick Nastrini loser at 0-1.

High School Baseball

San Pasqual 2 Mission Hills 1 MH: Cayden Smith scored 1 run. Teammate Jaxson Jenkins 1 triple.

Oceanside 6 Rancho Buena Vista 3 RBV: David Navadel 1 double 2 runs scored.

Sage Creek 5 El Camino 3 SC: Sean Sakai 1 double 1 single 2 rbi's Elijah Stevens 3 singles 1 rbi 2 runs scored.

Mission Vista 3 Vista 2 MV: The Timberwolves of Mission Vista scored the winning run in the bottom of the 8th inning as they defeated the Panthers of Vista by a 3-2 score. Santino Arvizu, D. Etheridge and Kyle Shephard scored 1 run each for MV.

Softball

San Marcos 9 Imperial 8 SM: Home runs by Addie Taufa and Emily Lew with 1 double, Emma Royko 1 triple. Audrey Pearl 1 double,

LaCosta Canyon 10 San Dieguito Academy 1 LCC: Norah Coulsell 2 home runs and 1 double with 3 runs scored.

Escondido Charter 5 Tri City Christian 1 EC: Rose Gomez 1 home run.

Classical Academy 15 Madison 14 CA: Kalie Gonzalez 1 double 1 triple 3 rbi's 2 runs scored. Eleri Evans 1 double 1 triple 5 rbi's 1 run scored.

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The six: WR Kayden Dixon-Wyatt, OL Lex Mailangi, and OT Kodi Greene (all Mater Dei), LB Tristan Phillips (Ventura), DE Dutch Horisk (St. John Bosco), and RB Jaxsen Stokes (Sierra Canyon). Three of these are Oregon commits that the Ducks want to keep from flipping.

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Tommy Leach has resigned as football coach at Jurupa Valley. He will be replaced by Cade Sparks, a former quarterback at Summit.

Carson Palmer is returning to high school to be the head football coach at Santa Margarita. He was a volunteer freshman quarterback coach for the Eagles last season when his son played quarterback for the team.

In another big coaching announcement, Malcolm Manuel has resigned after four years as football coach at Narbonne, which won the City Section Open Division championship but was also placed on probation and made ineligible for next season’s playoffs after seven ineligible players were discovered.

Stephen Barbee has resigned after seven years as football coach at Long Beach Poly. That opens one of the top public school coaching positions in the Southland.

Dave Ramos, the football coach at Schurr for 10 years, has resigned.

Garfield has named former quarterback Patrick Vargas as its replacement for Lorenzo Hernandez. Vargas served as the Bulldogs’ offensive coordinator, is a teacher on campus and has lots of support. He’s 33 and is getting his dream job after years of training under Hernandez.

Bryan Bartley is the new boys’ basketball coach at West Ranch. He has coached on the East Coast and helped out as a scout last season for Heritage Christian.

Josh Beaty is leaving Fountain Valley to become the boys’ basketball coach at Edison.

Greg Fontenette is the new boys’ basketball coach at Valencia, replacing Bill Bedgood, who has retired. Fontenette was an assistant coach.

Detroit Tigers 7 Chicago White Sox 2 CHI: Vista alum Korey Lee 1 double 2 singles 1 run scored.

Miami Marlins 4 Atlanta Braves 0 MIA: Christian alum Kyle Stowers 1 single.

Athletics 7 Colorado Rockies 4 CR: San Diego Toreros alum Kris Bryant 1 single. Cathedral Catholic alum Sean Bouchard 2 run homer.

Somerset Patriots 6 Hartford Yard Goats 2 LaCosta Canyon alum Spencer Jones 1 double 1 single 1 rbi and 1 run scored for Somerset.

Lehigh Valley Iron Pigs 10 Rochester Red Wings 1 LV: Torrey Pines alum Franklin Stubbs 1 double 2 singles 2 runs scored and 3 rbi's

El Paso Chuhuahuas 12 Oklahoma City 8 ELP: Poway alum Connor Joe 2 walks and 1 run scored.

Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp 10 Worcester Red Sox 6 Wor: Marcelo Mayer 2 singles 1 rbi 1 run scored.

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Three of the four official visits to Cal this weekend were previously announced and made public, but there was a surprise and it's one of the highest-rated targets on the board for the Bears.

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Here's some new thoughts from the Rivals' Texas staff:

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Extensive commentary from Rivals' Oregon staff:

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Per Jeremy Birmingham • DottingTheEyes Recruiting Analyst
The long-time Buckeyes commitment announced via social media that he'll be shutting down his recruitment entirely and no longer take official visits—or visits of any kind—to any school except Ohio State.

"Officially shutting my recruitment down," Henry tweeted. "I'm 100 percent locked in and ready to work."

The 6-foot-5, 190-pound wideout from Mater Dei (Santa Ana, Calif.) High School has been the subject of an almost nonstop barrage of speculation around his recruitment. That buzz has been amplified in recent months but really took off when he moved from Withrow (Cincinnati) High School to Mater Dei as West Coast programs like Oregon and USC applied pressure at every turn.

The Ducks, Trojans and the Miami Hurricanes all had designs on flipping the country's No. 4-ranked receiver but the interest from those schools—and planned official visits to each—wasn't enough to move Henry off his choice. He picked the Buckeyes on July 28, 2023 because of his connection to Brian Hartline and despite all the talk about other programs, it was that bond that mattered the most.

"[Ohio State] is hard to turn down," Henry said the night of his commitment to Ohio State. "It's perfect for me. It fits me. It's a moment I was waiting for.

"It's an amazing feel for a school like this to have me as a priority."

The Buckeyes offered Henry before he played a game in high school. Hartline was able to coach him up in a one-day recruiting camp in the summer of 2022 and made sure he knew he was the guy for Ohio State for the next year until he committed and has done that every day in the two years since.

For Hartline, it's another instance of his remarkable ability to to build relationships that outlast the fluff that so often surrounds the recruitment of big-name prospects these days. He does that through honest talk and direct communication of expectations with the players that have committed to him and his vision for their future.

Ohio State will host Chris Henry Jr. for his official visit in June but he will return to Columbus over the weekend of April 5.

Here's the scoop from Rivals' Notre Dame staff:

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After visiting USC last weekend—which naturally raised concerns, as the Trojans have been on a hot streak recruiting-wise—Kodi Greene is set to visit Eugene again this coming weekend. Here's more from Rivals' Oregon staff:

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Here's much more of what he had to say of his weekend visit:

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This is an ongoing thread that will list coaching changes as we come across them (most will be per Eric Sondheimer, LA Times):

Izabella Om and Camryn Hamaguchi have been named the co-head coaches for Fountain Valley’s girls’ basketball team.

Baseball

Classical Academy 12 Grossmont 5 CA: Travis Perry and Trevor Hoff 1 home run each.

Softball

San Marcos 3 Del Norte 0 Emily Lew 1 double 1 run scored. Charlotte Shelton pitches a no hitter for the Lady Knights.

MLB

Miami Marlins 5 Pittsburgh Pirates 4 12 innings MIA: Christian alum Kyle Stowers 3 singles 1 rbi.

Los Angeles Dodgers 7 Detroit Tigers 3 LA: LaJolla Country Day School alum Tommy Edman 1 home run.

Lehigh Valley Ironpigs 5 Scranton Wilkes Barre Railriders LVI: Garrett Stubbs Torrey Pines alum 1 double 1 run scored.

Salt Lake Bees 7 El Paso Chihuahuas 6 Poway alum Connor Joe 1 single and 1 run scored for EP.

2025 GIRLS BASKETBALL All CIF
Presented by the LA84 Foundation
As Selected by SCIBCA

Open Division​

Player of the Year – Kaleena Smith, Ontario Christian (10)
Coach of the Year – Aundre Cummings, Ontario Christian

Division 1​

Player of the Year – Julia Wilson, Rancho Christian (12)
Coach of the Year – Marlon Wells, Rancho Christian

Division 2AA​

Player of the Year – Delaney White, Oak Park (11)
Coach of the Year – William Burr, Oak Park

Division 2A​

Player of the Year – Reagan Enright, Rolling Hills Prep (10)
Coach of the Year – Moniquee Alexander, Rolling Hills Prep

Division 3AA​

Player of the Year – Keira Kamida, Mark Keppel (12)
Coach of the Year – Kenny Phan, Mark Keppel

Division 3A​

Player of the Year – Mia Cubacub, El Toro (11)
Coach of the Year – Patrick Nunez, El Toro

Division 4AA​

Player of the Year – Jade McMahon, Tesoro (12)
Coach of the Year – Ra Reyes, Tesoro

Division 4A​

Player of the Year – Nanar Shahinian, Pilibos (12)
Coach of the Year – Emin Gharibi, Pilibos

Division 5AA​

Player of the Year – Zoey Boulware, Hillcrest (11)
Coach of the Year – Deanna Meijer, Hillcrest

Division 5A​

Player of the Year – Ava Yamashita, Gabrielino (12)
Coach of the Year – Jairo Mendoza, Gabrielino

2025 BOYS BASKETBALL All CIF
Presented by the LA84 Foundation
As Selected by SCIBCA

Open Division​

Player of the Year – Brayden Burries, Roosevelt (12)
Coach of the Year – Stephen Singleton, Roosevelt

Division 1​

Player of the Year – Trent Minter, Los Alamitos (12)
Coach of the Year – Nate Berger, Los Alamitos

Division 2AA​

Player of the Year – David Abisogun, Fairmont Prep (11)
Coach of the Year – Joedy Gardner, Fairmont Prep

Division 2A​

Player of the Year – Eric Kubel, Canyon/CC (12)
Coach of the Year – Ali Monfared, Canyon/CC

Division 3AA​

Player of the Year – Amare Larane, Knight (11)
Coach of the Year – Tom Hegre, Knight

Division 3A​

Player of the Year – Malachi Jones, Aquinas (12)
Coach of the Year – Daryl Pegram, Aquinas

Division 4AA​

Player of the Year – Jorden De La Mora, Santiago (12)
Coach of the Year – Matt Moorhouse, Santiago

Division 4A​

Co-Players of the Year – Ahamefule Nwosu (10) & Edgar Beltran (12), California
Coach of the Year – Joel Simonds, California

Division 5AA​

Player of the Year – Antonio Camarao, Kaiser (12)
Coach of the Year – Kevin Ryan, Diamond Ranch

Division 5A​

Player of the Year – Luis Ventura, Arroyo (11)
Coach of the Year – Oscar Lopez, Arroyo

Here are thoughts from Rivals' Ohio State staff after the midweek visit from Kaden Dixon-Wyatt (Mater Dei):

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Here's what the Rivals' Notre Dame staff is saying:

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Here's some extensive analysis from the Rivals' Oregon staff:

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Here's reaction from the Rivals' Kentucky staff:

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Per the Rivals' Oregon staff:

More and more elite recruits are reclassifying to earlier graduating classes, giving up their senior year of high school to get a jumpstart on college life. It's a growing strategy with clear upside, but it's not without risks. The key is figuring out which players are truly ready—and which ones just look ready.

Three such CA prospects stand out on Oregon’s radar: Richard Wesley (DE), Mark Bowman (TE), and Havon Finney Jr. (CB). All three have the talent to make an early impact, but each also represents a different version of the reclassification equation.

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So says the Rivals' Georgia writers:

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