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Little League All Stars: Run Comes to an End For San Ramon 12s
San Ramon finishes fourth in Northern California.

Kyle Bonagura is the former regional sports editor for Patch in the East Bay. He covers Stanford football and basketball for CBSSports.com and freelances for Patch, the San Francisco Chronicle and MaxPreps.com.
Before moving to Patch in the spring of 2010, he spent nearly four years on staff as a sports writer at the Bay Area Newsgroup, where he helped anchor the prep sports coverage for the <i>Contra Costa Times, Fremont Argus </i>and<i> Tri-Valley Herald </i>primarily covering the Tri-Valley and the East Bay Athletic League.
He was the sports editor for the <i>Daily Evergreen</i> at Washington State University, where he also served as the beat writer for the school's football and men's basketball teams. While at WSU, Kyle was the campus correspondent for <i>Sports Illustrated on Campus</i> and contributed to a WSU blog for the <i>Sporting News</i>.
Kyle began covering local sports in the East Bay as a correspondent for the <i>Tri-Valley Herald </i>and ANG Newspapers in the Fall of 2000 and is a graduate of California High in San Ramon.
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San Ramon finishes fourth in Northern California.

Darroch Koel homered and threw four innings of one-hit ball and Connor Redmond hit a grand slam in the win.
Concord-based team has several players from Walnut Creek and a player from Lafayette.
San Ramon went 2-0-1 in pool play before dropping the final to a team from Southern Florida.
Jake Ackerman threw 4 2/3 innings of scoreless, no-hit relief while striking out 11.
San Ramon will play Petaluma National on Sunday morning.
San Ramon crushes Tracy American 14-4 to move a win away from Section 3 title.
Connor Redmond was 3 for 3 with a single, double and triple as Danville started its Divisional title defense with a lopsided win.
Second-straight year the San Ramon 12-year-old team has reached this stage.
TVLL tops Lafayette in the championship game.
The team also pulled off a triple-play.
SR tops San Lorenzo 13-0 to advance in Section 3 Tournament
The defending Northern California champions will play again Monday at 5:30 in Union City.
He plans to redshirt next season for new coach Russ Turner.
Patch sports editor reflects on a day of caddying for his former high school teacher who is also San Ramon Valley High's golf coach.
Josh Giffins helped Canyon Creek with his arm and bat in the championship game.
The team's next stop is the Section 3 tournament starting July 17.
Phantom wins three games in Sunnyvale tournament.
The team went 5-0-1 to claim the championship.