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The Walnut Creek bullpen during its 6-3 victory over Menlo Park Tuesday night (Royce Dickson-Child/Walnut Creek Crawdads)
Gritty Walnut Creek fights off injury bug in victory over Menlo Park

Bruised and battered, the Crawdads stepped up when needed to keep control of the CCL North

Walnut Creek during the post-game speech after taking down Menlo Park 6-3 on Tuesday (Royce Dickson-Child/Walnut Creek Crawdads)
Walnut Creek vibes to victory over Menlo Park

The Crawdads opened the week by defeating the Legends 6-3 on Tuesday

Walnut Creek players high-fiving after a victory. (Maddie Luscher / Walnut Creek)
'Having fun and remembering why we play this game': How summer baseball helps college athletes and coaches alike

Walnut Creek players and coaches are partaking in summer baseball for various reasons. 

Joe Coupland in the handshake line after Walnut Creek defeated Menlo Park 8-3 (Maddie Luscher/Walnut Creek Crawdads)
Walnut Creek finishes week strong, takes down Menlo Park

Moving to 23-10 at the top of the division, the Crawdads had a strong day all around the diamond

Walnut Creek pitchers Jacob Kobrin and Carlos Hernandez smiling during Walnut Creek's 16-7 win against Sonoma on July 18. (Maddie Luscher / Walnut Creek)
Walnut Creek stomps Sonoma, ending two-game skid

The Crawdads relied on their offensive outburst against Sonoma, winning 16-7 on Saturday, July 18.

Lucas Carlisle crosses home plate during Walnut Creek's 16-7 victory over Sonoma (Maddie Luscher/Walnut Creek Crawdads)
Walnut Creek offense comes back alive during victory against Sonoma

Putting up their second-most runs in CCL play, the Crawdads took down their rivals 17-6

Kam Taylor, Ryan Ellis, Brandon Clizbe, Brant Cummings, Traci Cross-Cummings, Ryan DeLaney, Noah Zirkle and Bryden Bull at Walnut Creek's third annual bingo night (Maddie Luscher/Walnut Creek Crawdads)
Crawdad nation connects at third-annual bingo night

Members of the Crawdad community had the opportunity to interact off the diamond during the successful event

Walnut Creek third baseman Aiden Robles hit a home run in his first-ever Walnut Creek at-bat July 17. (Maddie Luscher / Walnut Creek)
Walnut Creek sputters, loses second-straight

Walnut Creek lost hold of first place in the North Division following its 9-7 loss to Sonoma on Friday night.

Walnut Creek left-handed pitcher Ryan DeLaney heading back to the dugout following a successful outing. (Royce Dickson-Child / Walnut Creek)
Walnut Creek loses tight one against San Luis Obispo

Despite the 1-0 loss, the Crawdads' pitching staff did an amazing job keeping them in this game, with multiple having their longest outings of the summer.

Alijah Ramos celebrates with Shane Aldridge, Dylan Perez and bat boy Bradley after hitting the first home run of his college career (Maddie Luscher/Walnut Creek Crawdads)
Walnut Creek takes down Sonoma in tight rivalry clash

After extending their lead atop the CCL North, the Crawdads clinched a spot in the playoffs

Walnut Creek in the handshake line after taking down Menlo Park 8-6 Tuesday night (Royce Dickson-Child/Walnut Creek Crawdads)
Clutch pitching confirms Walnut Creek victory over Menlo Park

Now atop the CCL North with a 20-8 record, the Crawdads can give some credit to Noah Zirkle and Myles Brand

Player of the game Noah Zirkle after pitching two innings of no-hit baseball against Menlo Park (Royce Dickson-Child/Walnut Creek Crawdads)
Walnut Creek cruises to top of North with victory over Menlo Park

After winning 8-6 due to a six-run third inning, the Crawdads are now first place in the CCL North

Jackson Flora pitching for Walnut Creek during the 2023 season (Devon Tessler/Walnut Creek Crawdads)
Walnut Creek alumni shine at 2026 MLB Draft

Eight former Crawdads, including two top-15 picks, were selected by MLB teams over the weekend

Jacob Kobrin celebrating with his teammates following Walnut Creek's 11-6 win on June 25 against San Francisco. (Maddie Luscher / Walnut Creek)
Jacob Kobrin's leap of faith to become the next Stockton great

Jacob Kobrin's path to Walnut Creek and Sacramento State was driven by his faith, hard work, belief from others and belief in himself.

The Crawdads infield high-fiving after getting out of an inning on July 9. (Royce Dickson-Child / Walnut Creek)
Walnut Creek uses long ball and strong pitching to end three-game losing skid

The Crawdads relied on the long ball and dominant pitching to defeat Alameda on Sunday.

Paul Wheeler and Riley Winchell after Wheeler's strong outing against San Luis Obispo (Royce Dickson-Child/Walnut Creek Crawdads)
Walnut Creeks falls to San Luis Obispo in third consecutive game

Now 18-8, the Crawdads look to bounce back after a winless road trip