Sports Briefs: Mill Valley LL earns redemption, advances closer to title shot
Starter Oscar Karlen threw four shutout innings as the Mill Valley Little League 12-year-old All-Stars edged Alameda, 1-0, in a Section 1 elimination game Sunday at Dixon’s Hall Memorial Field.
Karlen walked none and allowed just one hit and struck out four batters. Davis Marshall took the mound to close out the final two frames as Mill Valley avenged an opening-round 4-1 loss to Alameda.
Marshall drove in the game‘s lone run with a third-inning double off the center field fence, plating Leo Tenenbown. Levi Weber added a double for Mill Valley.
Mill Valley advances to the loser’s bracket final vs Petaluma American Monday night in Dixon, with a berth in the championship at stake.
Pecos League baseball
San Rafael reliever Tavon Gibbs gave up a pair of two-run homers in the seventh inning as the Pacifics fell to the Vallejo Seaweed, 14-8, Saturday at Albert Park.
San Rafael (28-14) still leads the Pecos League Pacific Division by four games over second-place Marysville, as the Pacifics prepare for Monday’s road game against Bakersfield. Vallejo (16-26) sits in last place in the division.
Golf
Peacock Gap Golf Club will host the third annual San Rafael City Championship on July 20-21. The 36-hole stroke play event will two scratch flights, (Men’s and Seniors Championship), and three net flights (Men, Women, and seniors). The $260 entry fee includes tee prize, range balls and a bag lunch for each day. Cart fees are extra. Visit www.peacockgapgolfclub.com to register.
Open positions
Redwood High School is hiring for head coaches for girls frosh volleyball and JV cheerleading for the fall 2024 season. Interested candidates please contact Athletic Director Jessica Peisch at jpeisch@tamdistrict.