2020 SBCC Softball News
Santa Barbara City College Director of Athletics Rocco Constantino has announced the hiring of Jasymne Perry as the new Head Softball Coach of the Vaqueros. Perry, an SBCC alum, takes over for Justine Bosio, who resigned earlier this summer. Perry had been Bosio's assistant coach the past two seasons and played for SBCC during the 2010 and 2011 seasons.
SBCC Director of Athletics Rocco Constantino announced that Justine Bosio has resigned as Head Softball Coach after three seasons. A search for a new coach will begin immediately.
SBCC's defensive woes continued on Friday in an 8-0, five-inning loss to Chaffey at Pershing Park.
Oxnard put up an eight-spot in the fourth inning on Thursday en route to an 11-2 softball win over SBCC in five innings in the WSC North opener at Pershing Park.
SBCC piled up 25 runs on Saturday and came away with a softball split at the Orange Coast Tournament in Costa Mesa.
Kaitlyn Post went 3-4 with three straight doubles in Tuesday's softball opener and Jenna Rorick turned in two solid pitching performances to guide College of the Canyons to a doubleheader sweep of SBCC at Pershing Park. The scores were 8-1 and 10-2 in six innings.
Emily LoneTree drilled a grand slam in the first inning on Saturday and SBCC went on to defeat Golden West 7-3 at Pershing Park. In a night game that started at 4:15 p.m., the Glendale Vaqueros built leads of 5-0, 7-1 and 11-3 on the way to a 12-8 win over the SBCC Vaqueros.
Emily LoneTree went 3-3 with three RBIs and hit SBCC's first homer of the year on Friday as the Vaqueros rallied past Santa Monica 14-6 by scoring eight times in the sixth for a walk-off softball win at Pershing Park.
SBCC scored in five of six innings on Tuesday afternoon to rout L.A. Valley 12-3 in six innings.
SBCC committed four errors leading to four unearned runs in the last four innings on Wednesday and Santiago Canyon took advantage to pull out a 5-3 non-conference softball win at Pershing Park.
Carson Dunckley held L.A. Mission to one earned run on five hits in eight innings on Tuesday but the Eagles managed to get an unearned run in the eighth to beat SBCC 3-2 in a non-conference game at Pershing Park.
Saddleback's pitchers limited SBCC to a total of seven hits in a doubleheader sweep on Saturday at Pershing Park.
SBCC got off to a fast start in Thursday's softball home opener at Pershing Park but Bakersfield finished strong in the last four innings to register a 13-5 win in six innings.
Riverside grabbed a 4-0 lead after two innings of Tuesday's softball season opener and Marissa-Lena Nares tossed a three-hit shutout, leading the Tigers past visiting SBCC 8-0 in five innings.