July 2, 2016 Long Beach, CA Jacob Hathaway (USF) got a two-out, two-run single off of Justin Lewis (Cornell) in the seventh inning as the Southern California Catch beat the Long Beach Legends today 2-1 at Long Beach City College. Lewis had been cruising up to that point, putting up six scoreless innings for Long Beach while striking out six, walking one and allowing only three hits. He finally got some run support in the bottom of the sixth when Trevor Casanova (Lane JC) led off with a single, stole a base and scored on a fielder's choice. But when the Catch came up to bat in the next frame, Caleb Potter (West Virginia) led off with a single and, after a fielder's choice, Sam Mrstik (Dallas Baptist) singled and stole a base to setup Hathaway's two-out hit. Nick Cumpston (Eastern Kentucky) started on the mound for the Catch and allowed one run on three hits over six innings, then turned the ball over to relievers Chandler Dale (Louisville), Brandon Gilson and Nick Wernke (West Virginia) who combined to hold Long Beach hitless over the last three innings to preserve the win. With the win, the Catch improve their record to 7-8, while Long Beach falls to 5-12. See the boxscore/recap here. Also in the CCL today: Santa Barbara, CA For the second night in a row the Neptune Beach Pearl beat the Santa Barbara Foresters, winning 5-3 tonight at Caesar Uyesaka Stadium. Details of the game were not available at post time due to a program error with the stat service used in the CCL. (Teams all over the country were experiencing similar problems with the stats program). The win gives the CCL North Division leading Pearl a 9-4 record. The Foresters fall to 12-7. San Luis Obispo, CA For the second night in a row the San Luis Obispo Blues and the Menlo Park Legends played a one-run ballgame and for the second night in a row the Blues came out on top beating the Legends 9-8 in 12 innings at Sinsheimer Park. Details of the game were not available at post time due to a program error with the stat service used in the CCL. (Teams all over the country were experiencing similar problems with the stats program). The win gives the Blues a 6-7 record and the Legends fall to 4-6.