CAMP ZAMA, Japan — Will Badillo of Zama American became the second pitcher to throw a Japan Baseball League no-hitter in as many weeks.

The left-hander allowed two baserunners and struck out 13 in five innings as the Trojans shut out Matthew C. Perry 21-0 at Rambler Field. Yokota’s Shawn Novak threw a perfect game against Perry last week at Yokota Air Base.

“He was just throwing strikes, getting the ball over. He was behind only one or two batters. That was a lot of it,” coach Tom Allensworth said.

Badillo also hit a home run, and in the second of two Japan League games on Friday, homered twice, giving him four this season, as the Trojans beat Robert D. Edgren 25-5.

“Four homers in four games and 26 strikeouts in two games. He’s doing pretty well,” Allensworth said.

Badillo helps form the core of the Trojans, along with fellow seniors Nick Villasana, Anthony Garcia and Miguel Vega. “I’ve got a pretty solid basis there,” Allensworth said.

The coach is hoping for bigger and better things down the line for Badillo. “He’s throwing the ball well, and seeing it well and hitting it hard at the plate.”

Zama improved to 2-2. Edgren is 1-3 and Perry fell to 0-4.

Korea boys soccer

Friday’s summaries

Seoul Foreign 3, Seoul American 0

At Seoul

Halftime:Seoul Foreign 2-0. Goals: Seoul Foreign, Remco Rademaker 1 (9), Eddy Kim 1 (1), Yuuki Guzman 1 (1). Assists: Seoul Foreign, Yuuki Guzman 1.

Korea International 2, Korea Kent Foreign 0

At Seoul

Halftime: Korea International 1-0. Goals: Korea, John Yoo 1 (1), David Oh 1 (1). Saves: Korea, Scott Yoo 7.

Japan baseball

Friday’s summaries

Zama American 21, Matthew C. Perry 0

At Camp Zama, Japan, Trojans left-hander Will Badillo became the second pitcher in as many weeks to throw a no-hitter against the Samurai, striking out 13 and allowing two baserunners. He also homered in the second inning. Neil Suther took the loss.

Zama American 25, Robert D. Edgren 5

At Camp Zama, Japan, Nick Villasana pitched a complete game for the victory and helped his own cause by going 5-for-5 with a double and four RBIs. Will Badillo homered twice, giving him four for the season. Miguel Vega also homered and Peter Swift went 3-for-4 with two RBIs.

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