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A student-operated publication at Santa Rosa Junior College.

The Oak Leaf

A student-operated publication at Santa Rosa Junior College.

The Oak Leaf

Bear Cubs baseball shuts out Laney College

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Ian McGregor
Noah Rennard delivers a pitch to a Laney College batter in the sixth inning of the Bear Cubs’ 4-0 win Thursday at SRJC. Rennard was masterful, pitching into the eighth inning without allowing a hit.

The Santa Rosa Junior College men’s baseball team shut out Laney College in a 4-0 ball game on Feb. 6 at Santa Rosa Junior College with an incredible display of pitching. 

SRJC sophomore Noah Rennard was the starting pitcher for the game and pitched a masterful game. 

Rennard went seven and two-thirds innings without allowing a hit. He was taken out in the eighth inning due to a high pitch count at 100 pitches. 

“I buy into what coach Jon is calling, at any given point I’m not thinking out the hitter per say, I’m just thinking how can I repeat my mechanics and how can I make this the best pitch that I can,” said Rennard. 

Assistant Coach Tom Francois was proud of Rennard and his developing game. 

“Very proud of Noah Rennard, no hits. Then one hit the whole game, that’s a statement. This team is solid one through nine in hitting and we’ve got some pretty good pitching as well,” said Francois. 

The Bear Cubs won their seventh straight game to start the season. Their next home game is against Solano Community College at 2 p.m. Feb. 13.

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Kayla Beaton
Kayla Beaton, Staff Writer
Kayla Beaton is in her third year at SRJC, majoring in journalism. This is her second semester with The Oak Leaf and this is her first semester as co-sports editor. She hopes to transfer in the fall to either Sonoma State, Long Beach State, San Diego State or Cal State Fullerton. Kayla wants to become a sports broadcaster in hopes of working at ESPN. Kayla grew up playing and watching sports, she also loves dogs and has three of her own.

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