Brandon Dillon was 8 years old and serving as a bat boy for the Narbonne High baseball team under his father, Bill, the coach. Narbonne had just lost a City Section semifinal playoff game to El Camino Real, denying the Gauchos a chance to play at Dodger Stadium.
Brandon was in tears, and who wouldn't have been?
Fast-forward 10 years. Brandon is now a starting senior outfielder for his dad, while brother Will is a sophomore on the team.
Leadoff double for Brandon Dillon, son of Narbonne coach Bill Dillon. That means dinner on him. pic.twitter.com/Ec0tqIY5gF
— eric sondheimer (@latsondheimer) April 3, 2025
Narbonne is 8-8 and 5-2 in the Marine League, good for second place behind Banning. Brandon is batting .333.
How time flies. …
Sophomore outfielder Jake Kim of Harvard-Westlake has hit five home runs, one of the best power performances for the first part of Mission League play in years. …
The @ServiteHS boys re-break their Orange County record in the 4x100 at the Trabuco Hills Invitational in 40.56, also the #13 performer in state history! Oh My!
— Rich Gonzalez (@PrepCalTrack) April 5, 2025
City Section is holding a silent auction before its Hall of Fame induction ceremony. It's open for bidding until Sunday. https://t.co/eQarSYKanH
— eric sondheimer (@latsondheimer) April 5, 2025
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