JULY 22, 2016, KEIZERTIMES, PAGE A11
Volcanoes 6-11 on the road
By HERB SWETT
For the Keizertimes
The Salem-Keizer Volca-
noes went 2-4 last week.
Here are the recaps:
July 13: Spokane 10,
Volcanoes 7
Salem-Keizer led early in
the game and outhit host Spo-
kane 13-7, but Volcano pitch-
ers helped the Indians by issu-
ing 10 walks.
Trailing 5-3 going into the
seventh inning, the Volcanoes
went back ahead with four
runs.
With two out, Bryan
Reynolds singled and Heath
Quinn walked. Gustavo Ca-
brera singled Reynolds home,
and Ryan Howard scored
Quinn with a double. John
Riley singled to drive in Ca-
brera and Howard.
However, three walks, two
hits, and a wild pitch gave the
Indians four runs in the bot-
tom of the seventh. Spokane
added the last run of the game
in the eighth.
The
Volcanoes
went
through fi ve pitchers, starting
with Mac Marshall, with Car-
los Diaz taking the loss at 1-1.
Johan Juan was the winning
pitcher in relief at 1-2.
July 14: Volcanoes 12,
Spokane 4
This time the Volcanoes
made their hits -- 21 of them
-- count.
They had to come from
behind to do it, trailing 4-3
after two innings. Their runs
were spread out, with no more
per inning than the three in
the sixth.
Starting pitcher Victor
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Catcher John Riley went 2-for-5 with a double Tuesday.
Concepcion allowed all the
Indians’ runs, only two of
which were earned, and struck
out six in his six innings.
Gio Brusa hit his third
home run for Salem-Keizer
and Ryan Howard and Bryan
Reynolds their fi rst. Spokane’s
Luis Terrero hit his fi rst.
Concepcion’s record went
to 2-4. Spokane starter Luke
Lanphere was the losing
pitcher with a 1-3 record.
July 15: Spokane 4,
Volcanoes 3
A 2-0 Salem-Keizer lead
ended in the bottom of the
fourth inning when the Indi-
ans scored four runs.
In the top of the fi rst, Bryan
Reynolds hit his second home
run of the season with Heath
Quinn, who had singled, on
base. Reynolds also walked,
stole two bases, and scored on
a ground out in the sixth.
Spokane’s Seth Spivey hit a
two-run homer in the fourth.
Two outs followed, but then
Darius Day walked, Stephen
Lohr doubled him home,
and a single by Brallan Perez
scored Lohr.
Henberger Medina was the
Volcanoes’ starting and losing
pitcher at 2-3. The Indians’
starter, Sal Mendez, got the
win at 2-1, and Kaleb Fon-
tenot had his fi rst save.
July 16: Spokane 7,
Volcanoes 1
The Volcanoes lost the
rubber game of the series at
Spokane on Saturday, getting
clobbered 7-1.
Spokane had 12 hits to
four for Salem-Keizer, whose
only run came in the second
inning, when a wild pitch by
starter Kyle Cody allowed
Ryan Howard to score from
third base.
Howard had reached fi rst
base on an infi eld single and
RECORDS,
continued from Page 10
Cassidy
Kerner,
Ave
Provratsky, Claire Hicks and
Ella Gerig won the 7-8 free
relay.
Northwood’s girls out-
scored Jan Ree 216-95.
Paris Boyd set a new pool
record in the 11-12 fl y in
10.78. She also won the breast-
gone to third on a double to
left center fi eld by John Riley.
Trailing 1-0 in the bottom
of the second, the Indians had
two out when Clay Middle-
ton singled to center. Elio
Castillo then hit a home run
over the left center fi eld fence,
giving the hosts all the runs
they would need.
Spokane scored two insur-
ance runs in the third, one
in the fourth, and two in the
fi fth.
Kevin Lenik relieved starter
Kyle Cody for Spokane in
the sixth, with Heath Quinn
hitting a leadoff single. Bryan
Reynolds then hit a fl y to
deep center that made center
fi elder Spivey crash into the
wall, but he caught the ball.
Two outs followed.
Both clubs used more
pitchers than usual, apparently
because Sunday would be an
off day. Carlos Diaz, Jeff Burke,
and Cesar Yanez pitched an
inning apiece and pitched ef-
fectively. Alex Daniele pitched
the eighth and Johan Juan for
the Indians.
Volcano manager Kyle
Haines, who has been rotat-
ing his position players to a
degree, gave little-used Dylan
Manwaring a pinch hit job in
the ninth, but he popped out
to end the game.
Cody was the winning
pitcher to improve to 2-1.
July 18: Volcanoes 8,
Boise 7
A fi ve-run seventh inning
gave Salem-Keizer a win to
open this home series.
The Hawks’ two fi rst-in-
ning runs were answered by
stroke and was on the fastest
11-12 medley relay team with
Brooke Junker, Ashley Hawley
and McKenna Olson as well as
the fi rst place 15-18 free re-
lay with Alyssa Garvey, Bella
Walker and Emily Alger.
Hawley won the 11-12 IM
and free. She also swam on the
winning 11-12 free relay with
Madi Mahoney, Katie Alger
and McKenna Olson.
Garvey, Walker, Alger and
Abbie Hawley won the 15-
18 medley relay. Garvey had
the fastest times in the 13-14
free, fl y and breaststroke. Abbie
Hawley touched the wall fi rst
in the 15-18 free and Emily
Alger took fi rst in the 15-18
IM and fl y.
Madi Alt won the 13-14
IM and swam on the fast-
est medley relay with Ken-
nedy Buss, Madi Trammel and
Grace Trammel. Alt, Grace,
Buss and Lanah Metz won the
free relay.
Avery Buss touched the
wall fi rst in the 9-10 IM,
free and breaststroke. Rosella
Cogar won the fl y and Kait-
lyn Roop had the fastest time
in the backstroke. Cogar, Buss,
Molly Eisele and Bentley Pack
won the medley relay while
Cogar, Buss, Meili Skipper
and Emarie Mahoney took
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STANDINGS / Northwest League
TEAM
W
L
PCT
GB
NORTH DIVISION
Everett AquaSox
16
16
.500
—
Tri-City Dust Devils
16
16
.500
—
Vancouver Canadians
16
16
.500
—
Spokane Indians
15
17
.469
1.0
SOUTH DIVISION
Eugene Emeralds
22
10
.688
—
Hillsboro Hops
16
16
.500
6.0
Salem-Keizer Volcanoes
14
18
.438
8.0
Boise Hawks
13
19
.406
9.0
* Standings as of Wednesday, July 20 at 3 p.m.
two Volcano runs in the bot-
tom of the fi rst. Boise scored
twice and the Volcanoes
scored once in the second.
In the seventh, with Boise
ahead 4-3, Ryan Howard
reached fi rst base on an er-
ror, Zack Bowers walked, and
Kevin Rivera loaded the bas-
es with a bunt single. A wild
pitch scored Howard, Ashford
Fulmer singled Bowers home,
and Manuel Geraldo singled
Rivera home. Fulmer stole
third and scored on a passed
ball. Geraldo came home on
another wild pitch.
Boise scored three times in
the ninth but ended up a run
short. The Hawks had 11 hits,
but the Volcanoes, with seven,
took advantage of Boise’s mis-
takes.
Kendry Melo was the win-
ning pitcher in relief at 3-1,
and Cesar Yanez got his fourth
save. Bunal, who made the
fi fth-inning wild pitches, took
the loss at 0-1.
July 19: Boise 6,
Volcanoes 3
The Hawks scored twice in
the second inning and never
lost the lead.
Boise pitchers scattered Sa-
lem-Keizer’s 13 hits by com-
parison to the Hawks’ own 11,
which included a solo home
run by Luis Castro in the
ninth inning.
Trailing 5-1 as they went
into the bottom of the eighth,
the Volcanoes scored twice in
that inning but got no fur-
ther. Ryan Kirby doubled and
scored on a single by Ryan
Howard. A single by Manuel
Geraldo drove in Howard,
who had stolen second.
Heath Quinn and Howard
each had three hits for the Vol-
canoes.
Starting
pitcher
Matt
Krook, considered one of the
San Francisco Giants’ best
prospects at this level, lasted
only two innings. Boise starter
Michael Zimmerman got his
fi rst win against six losses, and
Julian Fernandez had his fi rst
save.
The Volcanoes are home
Friday through Monday
against Everett.
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Swimming for Holiday, Alex Beard had the fastest time in the
15-18 Individual Medley Thursday, July 14.
fi rst in the free relay.
Skipper touched the wall
fi rst in the 7-8 free and fl y.
Madi Mahoney won the 7-8
breaststroke.
Northwood’s boys won
seven of eight relays to top Jan
Ree 194-45.
Kelson Whalen, Davis Ol-
sen, Grant Schaffer and Tate
Woodward fi nished fi rst in the
9-10 medley relay. Whalen,
Olsen, Woodward and Pierce
Walker clocked the fastest
time in the free relay.
Zachary Harrington, Cade
Olson, Olen Cogar and Eric
Olsen won both the 11-12
free and medley relays. Ethan
Whalen, Bryce Junker, Bren-
nan Whalen and Riley Ma-
honey took fi rst in the 13-14
free relay. Parker Dean, Jabez
Rhoades, Josiah Metz and
Jake Wyer won the 15-18 free
relay while Brock Wyer, Grant
Biondi, Lucas Garvey and
Noah Grunberg won the 15-
18 medley relay.
Individual medley winners
were Pierce Walker (9-10),
Jackson Alt (11-12) and Bion-
di (15-18).
Ben Diede (7-8), Eric Ol-
sen (11-12), Ethan Whalen
(13-14) and Lucas Garvey (15-
18) were the freestyle winners.
Diede also won the back and
breaststroke. Eric and Ethan
took fi rst in the breaststroke in
their age groups.
Hudson Hughes (9-10),
Zander Rhoades (11-12) and
Brennan Whalen (13-14) had
the fastest times in the but-
terfl y. Walker, Harrington and
Junker won the 9-10, 11-12
and 13-14 backstroke events.
Davis Olsen took fi rst in
the 9-10 breaststroke and
Parker Dean touched the wall
fi rst in the 15-18 breaststroke.
For Northview, Ana Kosie-
wicz had the fastest times in
the 15-18 breaststroke and
free while also swimming on
the winning free and medley
relay teams with Abby Reedy,
Emma Garland and Bailey
White. Garland won the 15-
18 fl y and backstroke while
Reedy place fi rst in the 13-14
backstroke.
But that wasn’t enough as
the girls were outscored by
Madrona 192-127.
Annie Farris was the only
other Northview girl to win
an event, touching the wall
fi rst in the 13-14 fl y.
Northview’s boys also came
up short against Madrona,
169-107.
Jeremy Becker won the 11-
12 backstroke, free and IM.
He also swam on the winning
13-14 medley relay with Alex
Kosiewicz, Cole Garland and
Gavin Gasperini.
Eli Staley had the fast-
est times in the 9-10 IM and
breaststroke. He also joined
Camden Whetten, Dom Sny-
der and Tyler Barker on the
winning medley relay. Snyder
placed fi rst in the backstroke.
Will Noble, Nick Kosie-
wicz, Michael Halliday and
Xzavier Parker had the fast-
est times in both the 7-8 free
and medley relays. Nicholas
Maheu, Kaden Chanthalangsy,
Luke Stucker and Ethan Her-
ring won the 11-12 free relay.
The summer swim season
wraps up with the All-City
meet on Saturday, July 30.