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PAGE A12, KEIZERTIMES, JUNE 26, 2015 START, continued from Page A10 four hits in his four innings and striking out three. Nolan Riggs pitched the next four and got the win. Rayan Her- nandez pitched the ninth. Although the Volcanoes had only three hits to the Ca- nadians’ four, they drew six bases on balls to one for Van- couver. The visitors used fi ve pitchers, with starter Francisco Rios taking the loss. The Volcanoes scored twice in the fourth inning and twice in the fi fth. In the fourth, Richard Amion doubled, went to third base on a single by Chase Compton and scored as Mark Nelson singled. The fi fth-inning runs scored on no hits. Steven Neff walked, Christian Lichten- thaler hit into a force out, and Amion and Compton walked. A wild pitch by reliever Bran- don Hinkle scored Amion. Attendance rose again, to 3,129. Sunday: Volcanoes 2, Vancouver 1 Salem-Keizer ran its win- ning streak to three before the third successive crowd of 3,000-plus. Drew Leenhouts was the starting and winning pitch- er, going seven innings with nine strikeouts. Jarret Leverett pitched an inning of relief and Eric Sim fi nished the game with a save. The Canadians scored fi rst, on a fi rst-inning home run by Lane Thomas. The Volcanoes tied the score in the second as Miguel Gomez, who had led off with a double and gone to third base on a caught line drive by Mark Nelson, came home as Julio Pena grounded out. In the bottom of the fourth, Shilo McCall gave the Vol- canoes their fi nal lead with a home run over the left center fi eld wall. Salem-Keizer made a dou- ble play in the fourth, with third baseman Chase Comp- ton catching a line drive and throwing to John Riley at fi rst to retire a baserunner. John Wandling was Van- couver’s starting and losing pitcher. Monday: Vancouver 5, Volcanoes 3 The Volcanoes won the se- ries three games to two but stranded 16 baserunners in the last game despite outhit- ting the opposition for the fi rst time this season. Michael Connolly, Salem- Keizer’s starting pitcher, was dominant through fi ve in- nings, striking out fi ve with one hit and no walks, but fall- ing apart in the sixth and tak- ing the loss. The Canadians scored four times in the sixth on three hits, a walk and a hit batsman. The Volcanoes scored one run each in the third, fi fth and eighth. Their nine hits in the game included one double apiece by Richard Amion, Chase Compton and Fernando Pujadas. Vancouver had no stel- lar player, but Lane Thom- as drove in three of the runs. Joey Aquino was the winning pitcher in relief and Andrew Case got his fi rst save. Tuesday: Hillsboro 5, Volcanoes 4 The lead changed twice in Salem-Keizer’s fi rst road game of the season. It was largely a matter of runners left on base, with the Volcanoes stranding 14 and the Hops 9. Hillsboro KEIZERTIMES/Eric A. Howald The Volcanoes’ Brennan Metzger takes a cut in the Salem-Keizer team’s home opener. led 2-0 after two innings. The Volcanoes tied the score in the third and added a run each in the fourth and sixth. The Hops scored once in the eighth and twice in the ninth. Hillsboro’s Zach Nehrir had four hits, two of them doubles, and scored one of LAX, v-ball soccer camps coming Skyhawks lacrosse camp Boys and girls ages 7 to 12 are welcome to sign up for the Skyhawks Lacrosse Camp June 29 through July 2. Camp times are 9 a.m. to noon. Cost is $109 per camper. The sessions will be held at Woodmansee Park, 4629 Sunny- side Road S.E., in Salem. Regis- ter at www.skyhawks.com. Celtic volleyball camp The annual Celtic volleyball camp is scheduled for Aug. 10 through 12. Camp for beginner and in- termediate players is 5:30 to 8 p.m. Cost is $40 and includes a T-shirt. Camp for advanced players is 8 to 11 a.m. and con- tinues from 1 to 3 p.m. Cost is $50 per camper and includes a T-shirt. Beginner and intermediate instruction focuses on funda- mentals such as sportsmanship and teamwork, passing tech- nique, defensive and offensive skills, serving techniques, offen- sive and defensive systems and basic rules. Advanced camp includes instruction in overhand skills, passing posture, blocking tech- niques, serving strategies, of- fensive and defensive systems, multiplayer training and drills, and tryout preparation. Registration forms are avail- able at the McNary main offi ce. McNary soccer camp The McNary High School soccer program is offering camps for girls and boys in all grades this summer. Kindergarten through sixth grade camp is Aug. 3 through 6 from 6 to 7:15 p.m. Camp for students in grades seven through 12 will be Aug. 10-13 from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Cost for all camps is $50 and includes a T-shirt. Registration forms are avail- able at the McNary main offi ce. Plowing ahead KEIZERTIMES/Eric A. Howald The old grass turf is now completely removed at McNary High School. Organizers and school offi cials expect to have a new artifi cial turf installed by August. the ninth-inning runs. The fi nal run came with the bases loaded as Fernando Pujadas was called for catcher’s inter- ference, putting Ferner Ozu- na on fi rst base and forcing Dane McFarland home. Eric Sim, in the game as the closer, became the losing pitcher. Ariel Hernandez was the winner. Nick Gonzalez started for Salem-Keizer and Tyler Bolton for Hillsboro. Each club had 10 hits.