In a thrilling game, Harvard-Westlake's James Tronstein made headlines with a spectacular catch against Crespi, reminiscent of Chicago Cubs star Pete Crow-Armstrong's defensive prowess. Tronstein, who learned from Crow-Armstrong as an alumnus, caught a deep fly ball in the seventh inning, ensuring his team clinched a 2-1 victory. This win marked the first defeat for Crespi's standout pitcher, Jackson Eisenhauer. With both teams tied in the league standings, the rivalry intensifies as they prepare for subsequent matchups in the Mission League championship series.
"Looking at him as an alumnus, I learn from him," Tronstein said, reflecting on how Crow-Armstrong's guidance influenced his approach to center field and defense.
"I was relieved James caught it," said Justin Kirchner, praising Tronstein's catch in the critical seventh inning that helped secure the Wolverines' victory.
"The wall may not be OK," Tronstein jokingly noted after his impressive catch, showcasing both his skills and courage on the field.
Harvard-Westlake's victory was their first over Jackson Eisenhauer, highlighting their resilience and ability to seize pivotal moments in high-pressure games.
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