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Sophomore Lindsey Kontra pitched two scoreless innings in Wednesday's^ win.
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the extra base and Oregon’s first run.
Three pitches later, senior left
fielder Andrea Vidlund hit her ninth
home run of the season off the right
field scoreboard.
In the bottom of the third, Haij and
Poore both earned walks. Vidlund
rocketed the second pitch she saw for
a double to left field. Haij and Poore
scored on the hit, and Vidlund ad
vanced to third on the throw home.
The next batter, senior first base
man Alyssa Laux, drove in Vidlund
with a sacrifice fly to left field.
Senior right fielder Janell
Bergstrom led off the bottom of the
fourth with a home run to right
center field for Oregon’s last run of
the game.
Harris’ perfect game was cut short
in the top of the seventh, when Neva
da left fielder Ashley Ablahani sin
gled to right field on the 12th pitch
she saw from Harris. Catcher Lind
sey Hall followed with a double.
Designated player Carrie Mackey
singled to right field with two outs to
drive in Ablahani. The Wolfpack’s
next batter struck out to end the
game. Harris struck out a career
high twelve batters in her seventh
complete game of the season. She
improved to 12-10.
In the second game, junior Anissa
Meashintubby, sophomore Lindsey
Kontra and Vidlund combined to
throw a two-hit shutout.
Meashintubby earned the win
with the start, striking out seven bat
ters in four innings and improving to
4-3. Kontra struck out two in two in
nings, and Vidlund held the Wolf
pack hitless in the seventh to close
the game. Nevada was hitless until
the top of the fourth inning.
In the bottom of the second, soph
omore second baseman Erin Goodell
walked with two outs. Sabol, the next
batter, connected for her first home
run of the season — a long shot to
center field.
Haij led off the bottom of the
fourth with a home run to right field.
Freshman right fielder Beth
Boskovich followed with a home run
to left center.
“Nevada-Reno is a solid ball
club,” Arendsen said. “It’s a first
year team and I think their coaches
have done a real good job of build
ing that program up. They’re going
to become a real force in their con
ference and they’ll be a tough re
gional opponent for us.”
The Ducks host Pac-10 rivals No. 1
Arizona and No. 12 Arizona State be
ginning Friday. Oregon battles the
Wildcats on Friday before facing the
Sun Devils on Saturday and Sunday.
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