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The College of San Mateo baseball and softball teams were two of the hottest teams down the stretch to end the regular season. CSM baseball (28-11) ended the regular season with an 11-game winning streak, tacking on a 3-2 win over Monterey Peninsula last Saturday in a game postponed from February. This was two days after clinching the Coast Golden Gate Conference with a come-from-behind, 11-8 win over Mission. The Lady Bulldogs (37-2) were an absolutely juggernaut this season, as their winning streak was nearly three times as long as the baseball team’s. The CSM softball team embarked on a 32-game winning streak following a 5-3 loss to Sierra Feb. 18.

A little less than a month ago, the College of San Mateo baseball team was scuffling, having dropped four of five. A 19-4 loss to Mission College April 2 was the low point — but it also happened be the turning point for the Bulldogs’ season.

Karalius joined the Bulldogs’ rotation by firing the first no-hitter for a CSM pitcher in at least a quarter century in a 10-0 win over De Anza at Bulldog Stadium.

Sean Prozell has been nails through his first two starts of 2019. And while the College of San Mateo sophomore has yet to record a decision, he was much happier about the outcome the second time around.

The league-leading College of San Mateo softball and baseball teams extended their win streaks this week.

College of San Mateo left-hander Jared Milch kept pace through the middle innings and his offense rewarded him with a big finish.

With one month remaining in the community college baseball regular season, College of San Mateo fell to third place in the Coast Conference Golden Gate with a 9-6 loss to Mission College Tuesday at Bulldog Stadium.

With five starts under his belt in his final season with the Bulldogs, Milch is a perfect 5-0 with a state-leading ERA of 0.25. He has allowed one earned run through 36 innings of work in seven appearances (five starts) this season.

College of San Mateo leadoff hitter Jack McCarthy benefitted from the Bulldogs moving up their scheduled Tuesday’s home game against De Anza by joining an elite fraternity.

This year, CSM was proud to induct 19 women and men, who have distinguished themselves either as CSM athletes or later in their careers, into the Sports Hall of Fame at a banquet held on February 9.