Its September but practice has begun for Corona

On the same day Corona Centennial was enjoying Mater Dei in soccer, the sounds of baseballs coming off aluminum bats could possibly be heard from the Centennial batting cage. Only in sunny Southern California does baseball keep going month after month. On this event, the Huskies try to keep up in the talent-laden Big VIII League that contains powerhouses Corona and Norco.

Centennial, which completed in third place last season, has three sophomores who began and carried out effectively as freshmen: Infielder Ethan Miller (.298 batting average), infelder Ethan Lebreton (.304) and outfielder Jesse Mendoza (.314).

It was an Ethan-to-Ethan double play mixture at shortstop and second base for a lot of the yr. All that expertise hitting against the likes of Seth Hernandez and dealing with a Corona workforce that had three first-round draft picks ought to repay in the spring.

One baseball participant absent was the beginning middle fielder, Jaden Walk-Green, who was busy on the soccer subject getting two interceptions and kicking two subject targets in a 43-36 upset of Mater Dei.

“I’m everything. I’m the utility player,” Walk-Green said.

This is a daily look at the constructive happenings in high faculty sports activities. To submit any news, please e mail eric.sondheimer@latimes.com.