After terrific baseball season, the talented Tigers, at 19-8 overall, fall in Division II to visiting Lompoc Braves
The Tigers concluded an impressive season, winning 12 games and losing just three in the demanding West Yosemite League. Lemoore was 19-8 overall as they headed for the playoffs, defeating Mission Prep High School in the Division II opener before falling to a potent Lompoc Braves team 10-6.
The Tigers completed an impressive season, winning 19 games overall and losing only eight times. The Tigers were 12-3 overall in the West Yosemite League and defeated Mission Prep in the Division II playoff opener before running up against the powerful Braves.

The Tigers' Andrew Mora pitches in relief in the seventh inning of Friday's Division II playoff game against Lompoc.
Photo by Gary Feinstein

Lemoore's Chris Garcia gets a high-five from teammate Andrew Mora after scoring in the fifth inning.
Photo by Gary Feinstein

Lemoore's Israel Ramos scores as the ball rolls away from Lompoc's Andrew Aguilar in Friday's Division II playoff game in Lemoore.
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