Bishop Amat loaded up the bases with two outs in the top of the seventh. Ocean View’s ace Holli Floetker walked in a run to make it 8-3.

Alyssa Ramirez hit a fly ball down the right field line. If it would have dropped it could have cleared the bases, but Ocean View right fielder Sarah Craig made an outstanding diving grab to end the game.

Ocean View wins its first championship since it won the Division 4-A title in 1985. The Seahawks closed out the season with 18 consecutive victories. Congratulations Seahawks. It was a great season.

Ocean View 8, Bishop Amat 3 (Final Score)

It looked like the game was slipping away from Ocean View after the Seahawks gave up an unearned run in the top of the sixth to fall behind by two runs.

That was before the bottom of the sixth when the Seahawks sent 13 batters to the plate and scored eight runs to take an 8-2 lead.

An error by Lancers pitcher Amy Lwin to start the inning got things started for Ocean View.

A bloop single to center by Brenna Klein drove in the first run.

Ocean View had the bases loaded with no outs for Brandice Cutspec, who delivered one of the biggest hits in the program’s history. Cutspec belted a towering shot to left-center that cleared the fence by at least 15 feet for a grand slam. Bishop Amat left fielder Erika Gonzalez never gave up on the play and went crashing the plastic fence. But there was never any doubt about Cutspec’s shot. It was gone from the moment it left her bat.

Ocean View 8, Bishop Amat 2 (after 6 innings)

Bishop Amat’s leadoff hitter Erika Gonzalez took advantage of an error by Ocean View’s shortstop to get on to start the fourth.

After Gonzalez got on, Martin Henderson of the L.A. Times turned to me and said the only way Bishop Amat is going to score off Holli Floetker on some fluke play because of how good she is pitching. He was right.

Alissa Oddo moved Gonzalez to second with a sacrifice bunt.

Gonzalez took third on a passed ball.

Alyssa Ramirez walked to set up a first and third situation.

Lancers coach Walt Martin called for a double steal and the Seahawks took the bait. As soon as Ocean View catcher Nikole Afusia let go of the ball on her throw to second, Gonzalez took off. Ocean View’s second baseman cut off the throw and tried to get Gonzalez at the plate, but she never had a shot. Gonzalez scored easily for a 1-0 Lancers’ lead.

Rosary assistant coach Tom Tice came by press row and said “a battle-tested team wouldn’t have made that mistake.” He meant Ocean View should have let Ramirez take second base un-contested.

Floetker ended up getting the final two batters on a come-backer and a strikeout, so she would have gotten out of trouble if Ocean View had not bit on thye first-and-third play.

Bishop Amat 1, Ocean View 0 (after 4 1/2 innings)

Ocean View’s sophomore ace Hollie Floetker is holding it down for the Seahawks. She has thrown three perfect innings and struck out five to start the game.

UC Riverside-bound Amy Lwin has give up two hits, two walks and struck out two through three innings for the Lancers.

Ocean View 0, Bishop Amat 0 (after three innings)

Golden West League-champion Ocean View takes on Del Rey League-champion Bishop Amat of La Puente for the CIF-SS Division IV title at Bill Barber Park in Irvine.

I will be providing updates throughout the game.

Stay tuned …

Kylie Wagner got Glendora in order for the second time of the game to nail down the Division II championship for El Mo.

The two teams combined for 16 runs, 21 hits, 21 stranded base runners and seven errors in this marathon game that lasted 3 hours and 5 minutes.

Congrats to El Mo on a great season.

Kylie Wagner had a two-run single and Emily McEwen, who is 4 for 5 with four RBIs, had an RBI single as El Mo adds three more runs to make it 12-3.

El Mo tied the CIF-SS record for runs in a game. St. Joseph of Santa Maria scored 12 runs in a title game in 1982.

El Mo 12, Glendora 4 (after 6 1/2 innings)

MVP of the night goes to former O.C. Register staffer Jaime Cardenas, who is now representing the L.A. Times, for bringing hot chocolate to the entire press row. That hit the spot homie.

Kylie Landeros gets an RBI single for Glendora to cut El Mo’s lead to 9-4 in the bottom of the sixth. Glendora strands two more base runners, bringing its total to 11.

El Mo 9, Glendora 4 (after 6 innings)

El Mo ace has been struggling against this Glendora lineup all night, but she finally retired the side in order in the bottom of the fifth.

El Mo 9, Glendora 3 (after 5 innings)

Glendora’s sophomore shortstop Natalie Hernandez is having a rough night. She has committed three errors that have led to four runs.

Two of those errors came in the top of the fifth and El Mo added two runs to its lead.

El Mo 9, Glendora 3 (after 4 1/2 innings)