Live Oak improved to 4-4 overall thanks to wins over King City and Kings Academy on Thursday and Saturday, respectively.
The Acorns blew out King City 12-3 before charging past Kings Academy 11-2.
Against King City, Kyle Riveron and DJ Washington both had three hits with Damon Rodriguez, Gavin Vallez and Alex Cornejo all coming through with two hits to lead a 15-hit barrage.
PJ Rochon went 1-2 with three RBIs and two runs followed by Vallez who went 2-3 with a run scored and two RBIs.
Andrew Lopez and CJ Aichele scattered seven hits over six innings, giving up three runs with no walks and seven punch outs.
Lopez picked up the win with five innings of work, giving up two runs on four hits and seven strikeouts.
The Acorns needed two innings to really get going, but had stellar defense and pitching to allow the offense to get clicking.
Lopez allowed two base runners through four innings on one hit and an error, but kept King City on its heels.
But in the third, Live Oak sent 11 hitters to the plate scoring five runs.
Cornejo got things going with a one-out walk and went to third on a stolen base and a single from Riveron.
After a Rodriguez strikeout, Rochon and Washington hit back-to-back singles with Chris Knopf drawing a walk to load the bases.
Vallez then drove in two with a single and Alec Petroskey drove in two more with a single to close out the inning.
The party kept going in the fourth when Riveron and Rodriguez led off with singles.
Riveron—who went to third on Rodriguez’ single—scored on a double-steal.
After a wild pitch sent Rodriguez to third and Rochon walked to put runners on the corners, Washington drove in a second run with a single.
After Vallez singled to load the bases, Tyler Souza hit a sacrifice fly that scored Rochon for an 8-0 lead.
That turned into a 10-0 lead in the fifth when Cornejo and Riveron led off the inning with back-to-back doubles.
Riveron eventually scored on a sac fly from Rochon.
King City denied Live Oak a chance to end the game after five thanks to two bases loaded singles with one out allowed the game to go one more inning.
But things ended quickly when Vallez scored on a one-out error that allowed Charles Romriell to reach safely and eventually score on a single from Rodriguez.
King City got one back in the bottom of the sixth thanks to a lead off triple, but Live Oak got out of the inning thanks to a double play with two runners on and eventually a ground ball to short ended the game.
The momentum carried over into Saturday when four-run third and fifth innings blew the game open against Kings Academy.
The Acorns put together a 14-hit day thanks to two-hit efforts from five players, including Romriell who went 2-4 with a run scored and three RBIs.
Washington also had three batted in, going 1-2 with a walk and a run scored.
Knopf got the win, going five strong with one run on four hits, one walk and three strikeouts.
Seth Conforti took it the rest of the way, going two innings, surrendering one run on three hits and two walks.
After Live Oak went up 2-1 in the first, the Acorns blew the game open in the third thanks to four runs in the inning.
Riveron, Rochon and Washington all drew walks to get things rolling before Vallez reached on an error to score Riveron with one out.
Romriell followed with a two-out double that cleared the bases for a 6-1 lead.
Cornejo made it 7-1 in the fourth when he reached on a double and scored on a sac fly from Washington.
The Acorns put the game out of reach in the fifth when they sent nine hitters to the plante.
Souza, Romriell, Petroskey and Riveron all scored in the inning thanks to three singles and a ground out from Dougherty.
Souza had led off with a double and Romriell reached on an error.
Souza scored on a Petroskey single before Riveron loaded the bases when he was hit by a pitch.
Romriell scored on a ground out hit by Doughtery before Petroskey came home on a single from Rochon.
Riveron eventually came home on a single from Washington.
Live Oak threatened to score more in the sixth when Petroskey, Cornejo and Riveron all singled with two outs. But Kings Academy got out of the inning with a strikeout to set up one last gasp in the top of the seventh.
Kings Academy loaded the bases on a pair of singles and a walk before a sacrifice fly drove in its second run of the game.
But they went no further.
Conforti got out of the inning with a fly ball to center.
The Acorns will travel to Capuchino on Wednesday for a 3:30 p.m. game. They return home Thursday to host Pioneer at 3:30 p.m.
