This blog post recaps a high school baseball game in Marin County. Marin Catholic blasted Tamalpais 26-2, notching their biggest win of the season.
The lopsided victory extended the Wildcats’ winning streak to four games. Now they’re sitting at 6-1, with performances that’ll echo through Kentfield, San Rafael, and probably a few more towns.
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Marin Catholic’s 26-2 rout lands in Marin County spotlight
It all happened on a spring evening, with fans from Mill Valley and Corte Madera showing up. The Wildcats put on a dominant offensive show, taking a ten-run lead early and never letting Tamalpais recover.
Scoring 26 runs set a new season high for Marin Catholic. Coaches in Sausalito, Larkspur, and Greenbrae are definitely paying attention as postseason gets closer.
With this win, Marin Catholic improved to 6-1. The team’s been on a hot streak, averaging about 15.8 runs per game over the last four contests.
The offense was relentless, and the defense kept things tight. Local scouts and fans from Tiburon to Novato probably had plenty to talk about after this one.
Cooper Mitchell: a dominant mound presence and dangerous plate
Mitchell delivered the kind of pitching coaches love to see. He threw four innings, gave up just one hit, and didn’t allow any earned runs, striking out seven.
At the plate, he reached base all four times and scored four runs—a personal best. When Marin Catholic needed steady innings, Mitchell brought both heat and control, holding Tamalpais to just a few baserunners.
Walker Untermann: a historic 5-for-6 night with three homers, nine RBIs
Untermann absolutely stole the show on offense. He went 5-for-6 with three home runs, nine RBIs, and scored four runs.
Those five hits tied his career best and helped the team hit .489 for the night. Fans from San Rafael and across the North Bay who made the trip to Tamalpais High saw a real power display as the Wildcats dominated deep into the night.
Johnny Greco: stepping up in multiple facets
Greco chipped in with a 2-for-5 night, two runs, and two RBIs, plus a stolen base. His speed on the bases and steady bat made a difference in the lineup.
In Marin County, where players often do a bit of everything, Greco’s all-around game showed just how balanced this Wildcats squad is. Folks from Novato to Sausalito are probably taking notice.
Team performance and what’s next for Marin Catholic
The 26-2 victory wasn’t just about one player. It showed Marin Catholic’s depth and their steady, relentless play.
The Wildcats are on a four-game win streak. They’re tearing it up, averaging 15.8 runs per game during this stretch.
Pitching and defense have held up, too. Meanwhile, Tamalpais dropped to 4-4 after losing three of their last four games.
That’s a tough patch. Their coaches are probably rethinking things before the rematch coming up Friday at 4:30 p.m.
Key stats from the game include:
- Team batting average of .489 for the night, the highest of Marin Catholic’s season so far.
- Mitchell threw four innings, allowed just one hit, gave up no earned runs, and struck out seven. Four batters managed to reach base by hit or walk.
- Untermann had a wild 5-for-6 night with three home runs and nine RBIs.
- Greco went 2-for-5, scored twice, drove in two runs, and stole a base.
From the lanes of Kentfield to the avenues of San Rafael, Marin County’s high school baseball scene feels electric right now.
The rematch on Friday? It’s shaping up to be another big moment in a season that’s already feeling pretty special for Marin Catholic.
For fans in Mill Valley and Larkspur, this is the stuff that makes summer feel close. It keeps the local baseball chatter going all over the county.
Here is the source article for this story: Baseball Recap: Marin Catholic Extends Winning Streak to Four
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