Strezo struck out four while pitching a complete game shutout as Hillsdale won the CCS Division V championship
The Bay Area News Group is introducing a high school sports mailbag in May. Get your questions in as soon as possible. Our debut edition is an open forum. Got questions about spring sports playoffs, coaching changes, an early peek at football season, etc.? Send questions toHillsdale baseball player Nicholas Strezo is the Bay Area News Group’s high school boys athlete of the week for May 22-27 after he received 32.63% of the vote at the 5 p.m. deadline Wednesday.
Acalanes track and field athlete Trevor Rogers placed second and Skyline baseball player Joseph Salazar was third.Strezo, a senior, scattered eight hits and struck out four while pitching a complete game shutout as Hillsdale won the CCS Division V championship with a 3-0 victory over Capuchino at Excite Ballpark. The senior improved to 9-2 with a 0.72 ERA.
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