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Malibu baseball: Sharks load the bases, surge to 15-1 win

Malibu High School’s Colter Barish rounds to third, with Tyler Ray close behind, as both head in Thursday, April 5, to score for the Sharks in a 15-1 matchup against Carpinteria. Photos by Suzy Demeter/22nd Century Media
Alec Morrison bats to bring a fellow Shark home Thursday, April 5, at Malibu High School.
Pitcher William Tamkin throws to Chance Irons to try to pick off the Carpinteria runner.
Louie Thrall (right) gets a high-five from coach Billy Ashley at first base.
Jake Hughes bats for Malibu.
Chance Irons heads for home.
Louie Thrall heads to first as Alec Morrison comes home.

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Ryan Flynn, Freelance Reporter
1:11 pm PDT April 9, 2018
Electrical issues may have sapped power from the scoreboard on Thursday, April 5, but there was plenty of power on the field.

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