Senior Nick DeGiobbi fired a complete game two-hitter and the Sonora Wildcat baseball team pummeled Ripon 11-1 on the road Tuesday.

DeGiobbi gave up a single run in the first inning and dominated Ripon the rest of the way.

“I can’t believe our season is all over,” said Calaveras senior point guard Tony Romero. “We grew a lot together. It’s sad that it’s all over. We won games and we lost games. But ... we won a lot more than we lost.”

It was one heck of a ride.

There was 23:45 left in a scoreless game Tuesday night and Bret Harte was lining up for a cornerkick against Sonora at Dunlavy Field.

“Cornerkicks for some reason always get my adrenaline pumping,” said Bret Harte star Rachael Warner.

The Sonora Wildcats participated in their first meet of the season Saturday at Sierra High School in Manteca. There were 28 schools competing in the event which also included Bret Harte and Tioga.

The varsity Wildcats, Bullfrogs nor Timberwolves boys or girls placed, but Sonora had some great individual performances.

Chloe Scudder, one of the greatest hurlers in Summerville High School history, signed a letter of intent last week to pitch for The University of Great Falls in Montana.

Scudder will receive a partial scholarship for the 2010-11 school year and a full scholarship in 2011-12.

It’s Friday, 1:06 p.m. at Rabobank Arena in Bakersfield.

A police-estimated crowd of 7,000 are in the stands.

Below the stands, in the warm-up area, Calaveras senior Gary Gellerman, hood on, is jumping up and down on his heels.

“There’s a bond amongst wrestlers that’s unexplainable,” Devin Nanik of Bret Harte said.

After Nanik was eliminated in the 130-pound weight class of the State Meet in Bakersfield, the junior Bullfrog said, “It was fun for me to see Gellerman and Brown win a match.”

And that would be seniors Gary Gellerman and Tyler Brown, both of Calaveras High.

Summerville seniors Garrett Burns, Matt Duckworth and Carson Gracia became the first wrestlers in school history to participate in the State Meet on Friday in Bakersfield.

Burns, Duckworth and Gracia competed in a combined seven matches, and were defeated in six, but the Summerville wrestling program walked out of Rabobank Arena proud.

“I’m feeling some anxiety,” says Summerville seven-year assistant wrestling coach Jimbo Fryer.

It’s Friday, 11:15 a.m. at Rabobank Arena in Bakersfield. Fryer is staring at Summerville senior Carson Gracia who is sitting just outside the check-in area for the CIF State Championship Meet wrestlers.

The Sonora Wildcat baseball team finally played their first game of the season on Monday after being rained out through the first week.

The Wildcats suffered a 6-5 road loss to Tracy.