Fifty shades of Grayson

Senior Grayson Munoz hit two three-run homers, including a walk-off shot to deep left field in the bottom of the eighth inning as Mitty snapped a six-game losing streak in a big way.

Munoz had a three-run homer in the first inning as well, but it was his eighth-inning home run that ended the contest. With one out, Andres Lopez and Derek Allen walked to put runners on first and second.

Munoz connected with the second pitch from Hunter Lowrie.

Felix Chang and Tyler Manago added two hits each for the Monarchs (9-8).

Lopez pitched in relief to pick up the win.

The Monarchs fell to St. Mary's in the nightcap on Tuesday, 10-0 – in a game where they got just one hit, and the game was called after six innings.

W: Lopez. L: Lowrie. 2 hits- Munoz (M), Chang (M), Manago (M), Williams (GB), Jones (GB), Creizenbeck (GB). 6 RBI- Munoz (M). HR- Munoz (M) 2. 2B- Jones (GB), Williams (GB), Brown (GB).

Valley Christian 3, North Cobb Christian (Ga.) 3

The game was called by a time limit in the All Faiths Classic in Las Vegas, which is using a pool play system.

Quinten Marsh struck out seven in four scoreless innings, but the Warriors bullpen couldn't hang onto a 2-0 lead.

North Cobb tied the game in the fifth inning. Valley retook the lead in the top of the sixth on a Brock Ketelsen home run, but the Eagles rallied for a run in the bottom of the sixth.

Marsh and sophomore shortstop Colton Hadfield had two hits each for the Warriors (13-4-1).

3 hits- Martin (NCC). 2 hits- Marsh (VC), Hadfield (VC). HR- Ketelsen. 3B- Martin (NCC). 2B- Marsh (VC), Hadfield (VC), Tamborra (NCC), Bruce (NCC), Brant (NCC).

Hillsdale at Riordan

Chase Oliver had a home run and five RBI as Riordan won consecutive games for the first time in a month.

Oliver and Daniel Ordonez had three hits each, while Santino Williams had two hits.

Bennett Young and Hugo Guzman had two hits each for the Knights (8-5), who had their winning streak snapped at three. They open a PAL Bay Division series with Sequoia on Wednesday.

W: Cohn. L: Gementera. 3 hits- Ordonnez (R), Oliver (R). 2 hits- Williams (R), Young (H), Guzman (H).5 RBI- Oliver. 2 RBI- Guzman (H). HR- Oliver (R). 2B- Oliver (R), Williams (R), Guzman (H).

Woodside 2, Aragon 0

Trent Amoroso pitched a three-hit shutout as the Wildcats won the opener of a PAL Ocean Division series against the host Dons.

Amoroso struck out seven and at the plate had two hits to pace Woodside's 10-hit attack.

The Wildcats scored the only runs Amoroso would need in the third inning on a double by freshman shortstop Colby Fernandez that scored Carter Ball and Amoroso.

Junior Cattaneo had two hits for Woodside. The two team will play again on Thursday at Woodside.

W: Amoroso. L: Shanker. 2 hits- Amoroso (W), Cattaneo (W). 2 RBI- Fernandez (W). 2B- Kiaaina (A), Fernandez (W), Perez (W), Amoroso (W).

Menlo School 3, Terra Nova 2

Ben Salama went the distance as Menlo School moved into a tie for first place in the PAL Ocean Division and snapped Terra Nova's winning streak at 11.

Salama outdueled Tigers pitcher Aiden James by pitching seven innings and allowing just four hits while walking five.

The Tigers' 11-game streak had been the longest winning streak on the Peninsula this year. The two teams will play on Thursday – again at Menlo while Terra Nova's diamond undergoes a major renovation. The Tigers (11-3-1) will be the home team.

Menlo School (9-7) has now won six straight games. The Knights took a 2-0 lead in the third inning when Matthew Majalya singled and Fletcher Cahill followed with a bunt single.

Chuck Wynn then doubled in Majalya for the game's first run. Liam Widner then singled to score Cahill.

The Tigers scored a run in the top of the fourth, but Menlo answered in the bottom of the inning. Terra Nova cut the lead to 3-2 in the top of the sixth but could get no closer.

Brody Finale and JT Snead had RBI for the Tigers.

W: Salama. L: James. 2 hits- Wynn (MS), Majalya (MS). 2B- Wynn (MS), Chavinson (MS).

Sacred Heart Cathedral 10, Lincoln 0

Santino Baisman and Johnny Nepomuceno drove in three runs each, while Quinn Middleton had two RBI and pitched a five-inning shutout for the Irish.

Middleton allowed just two hits and struck out six.

The much-needed victory – Sacred Heart's second this week after an upset of No. 5 Menlo-Atherton on Monday – got the Irish back to .500

W: Middleton. L: Derrington. 3 RBI- Baisman (SHC), Nepomuceno (SHC). 2 RBI- Middleton (SHC). 3B- Nepomuceno (SHC). 2B- Myers (SHC), Baisman (SHC).