Fuego Baseball 2029 Goes 4-0 to Win December Tournament Championship
Fuego Baseball 2029 closed out its 2025 tournament schedule in impressive fashion, going a perfect 4-0 on December 6–7, 2025, and capturing another tournament championship at Twin Creeks.
Fuego came out swinging on Saturday with a 12-1 win over Peninsula Mets Premier 15U, followed by a dominant 16-0 victory over FCA 14. The team carried that momentum into Sunday, defeating the Tri-City Colts 15U, 8-0, before finishing the weekend with a 10-2 championship victory over the San Francisco Rascals 16U.
The offense was outstanding from top to bottom, hitting .479 as a team with a .612 on-base percentage and 1.304 OPS. Fuego collected 45 hits, including 16 doubles and two triples, while scoring 46 runs over four games.
Parker Bunnell led the way, hitting .778 with a .818 OBP and 1.818 OPS, collecting seven hits, two doubles and six RBI. Marcus Martinez hit .750 with a .833 OBP and 1.958 OPS, finishing with six hits, three doubles, five RBI and seven runs scored. JR Serrano hit .625 and scored seven runs, while Andrew Lopez also hit .625 with four RBI. Takeshi Ibuki added three doubles and four RBI while hitting .571.
The pitching staff was just as impressive. Fuego allowed only seven hits and three runs over 20 innings, with just one earned run, while striking out 28. Takeshi Ibuki led the staff with 5.2 innings, allowing no earned runs while striking out eight. Colin Manago threw three hitless, scoreless innings with five strikeouts, while Jacob Gutierrez struck out five over two hitless innings. Parker Bunnell added two hitless, scoreless innings with three strikeouts, and Connor White contributed 1.2 hitless innings out of the bullpen.
Fuego outscored its opponents 46-3 over the course of the weekend, combining an explosive offense with another strong performance on the mound.
It was a dominant way for the Fuego Baseball 2029 group to close out 2025, finishing the weekend undefeated and adding another championship to an already impressive season.
4-0. 46 runs scored. 3 runs allowed. Tournament Champions.
