One monster winning streak ended and another is building in ACCAC baseball.

  Top-ranked Central Arizona saw its run end at 31 in a row, but meanwhile Pima has put together a 14-game run.

  CAC, which is now 31-1, beat Mesa easily twice early in the week, 16-2 and 13-2 and then won the first of two against Phoenix, 10-1. But the Bears responded with a 5-1 win in game two to end run. In game one of the Mesa twin bill Preston Godfrey homered and five different players had two hits each. In the second contest Seth Beckstead and Hayden Seldomridge each clubbed homers and Jake Jarvis had four hits to lead the way.

  In the opener against PC, once again five players had two hits each with J.D. McLaughlin and Dusty Garcia each clearing the fence with Dayton Dooney driving in three. Ramces Urias and Tijmen Takke each collected two base hits for the Bears. But in game two, PC scored four runs in the fourth inning and Jayse Burkett went 6.2 innings on the mound, with Adrian Santa Cruz picking up the save as Phoenix ended CAC's run.  Takke and Dominic Demarbiex hit home runs to lead the way.

  Meanwhile, Pima has won 14 straight and improved to 22-6 overall and 17-5 in conference play. The Aztecs swept doubleheaders from Glendale and Scottsdale.

  In the two against GCC, Pima won 8-0 and 5-2. In game one, Wilson Bannister hurled a one-hit shutout with five strikeouts. Daniel Durazo had a pair of hits and three RBIs to lead PCC. Game two, a 5-2 win for Pima, saw Jose Enriquez homer and drive in four. Alex Yamauchi had two hits for the Gauchos and Colton Kucera hit a home run.

  The Aztecs then extended their streak with 13-4 and 10-1 victories over Scottsdale. Durazo homered in the opener and Parker Schmidt collected three hits and two RBIs. Nick Barendrick homered and knocked in two for SCC. Game two saw four Aztecs collect two hits each while Derek Trobough collected four for the Artichokes including a double and a triple, while Barendrick homered again.