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Must trade 95 or newer. Vin#C22278 Stk#193822. Art is for illustration only. 0%x 72=$43,620 to fi nance after discount Tier 0-1 OAC must fi nance with Ford Motor Credit. KEIZERTIMES.COM KLL squad makes state tourney run of the inning. BY MATT RAWLINGS Keizer really broke things Of the Keizertimes The Keizer Little League open in the bottom of the Intermediate 50/70 13-U sixth with seven runs in the team fell just short of a trip inning, thanks to RBI sin- to regionals as they took sec- gles from Castillo, Ortiz and ond place at the state tour- Zach Snegirev. Baptise end- nament July 6-9 in Portland. ed the contest via run-rule Keizer started off the with a solo bomb. “The kids came ready tournament on a high note by defeating Scappoose 16-6 to hit,” Keizer head coach in the opening game on Sat- Brent Gilmour said. However, they couldn’t urday, July 6. Jayden Baptise led the offensive charge by recreate the magic the fol- lowing day as going 4-for- they lost in 5 at the plate h e a r t b re a k - with a homer ing fashion to and fi ve RBIs. the eventu- Ethan Ortiz al champion, added three Wi l s o nv i l l e, hits and four by a score of RBIs in the 7-6. victory. K e i z e r After Scap- grabbed the poose struck early lead in for two runs — Brent Gilmour the top of in the top of the fi rst af- the fi rst, Keiz- ter scoring an er came back with fi ve runs of their own unearned run. Jaxon De- in the bottom half of the Fabis, who got the start on the mound, pitched a pair frame. Riley Castillo hit a two- of scoreless innings to be- run double to get Keizer on gin his outing. But the big the board. Moments later, righty gave up four runs in after Baptise came into score the bottom of the third, in- on a passed ball, Dougie cluding a two-run homer, Howard blasted a two-run allowing Wilsonville to take double of his own to extend a 4-1 lead. After a RBI-single from the advantage to 5-2. Scappoose cut the defi cit Baptise, in the top of the fi fth, to one with a pair of runs in Wilsonville responded with the top of the second, but two runs of their own in the Keizer was able to respond bottom half to increase their lead to 6-2. But Keizer was in the bottom of the third. Ortiz drove a two-run able to show their resiliency single to right fi eld to make in the following frame. Ben Lester was hit by a the score 7-4 in favor of Keizer, who would push two pitch to being the top of the more across before the end sixth. Keizer then loaded up “Once they get going with the bats, they can be hard to stop.” KEIZERTIMES/Matt Rawlings Mason Marsden sprints down the line after hitting a ground ball to the left side in Keizer’s fi rst matchup with Wilsonville on Sunday, July 7. the bases when Drake Sul- livan and Mason Marsden each drew walks. DeFabis lined a single into left fi eld to score Lester. Sullivan came in on a passed ball and Marsden eventual- ly came home on an infi eld single by Castillo. DeFabis tied the game at 6-6 after scoring on a fi eld- er’s choice by Castillo. But Wilsonville walked off with the victory in the bottom of the seventh when Luke Haener hit the game-win- ning RBI-single. “We made too many mis- takes on the base paths, but we have been aggressive on the bases all season and we weren’t going to change that,” Gilmour said. Despite the painful loss, Keizer came back on Mon- day, July 8 with a thrilling 7-6 win over Brookings Harbor International to ad- vance to the championship round. Castillo led the way by going 2-for-4 with three RBIs. Keizer found themselves down 3-0 through four- and-a-half innings. But even though they were held with- out a hit up to this point, the Keizer offense found their groove in the bottom of the fi fth. DeFabis ended the shut- out with a two-run double to center fi eld, scoring Lester and Marsden while advanc- ing Howard to third. Castil- lo followed with a two-run hit of his own to give Keizer their fi rst lead of the evening. “Once they get going Please see KLL, Page A10 Holiday easily outswims Cambridge in dual meet KEIZERTIMES/Matt Rawlings Volcanoes fi rst baseman Beicker Mendoza makes a tough snag in foul territory in a game against the Eugene Emeralds on Thursday, July 11. Hops take two out of three from Volcanoes BY HERB SWETT Of the Keizertimes The Volcanoes opened a three-game series in Hills- boro on Sunday, July 14 with a 7-3 loss to the Hops. Salem-Keizer had a 1-0 lead for the fi rst inning and a half. With two out in the fi rst, Franklin Labour hit the ball over the right fi eld fence for his 12th home run of the season. Then, in the bottom of the second, starting pitch- er Alex Dubord yielded two runs to Hillsboro, and the Volcanoes never caught up. Tristin English started a two-run rally in the second with a one-out single to center fi eld. Jesus Marriaga singled to right, moving En- glish to second. Ricky Mar- tinez singled to right, driving English in and moving Mar- riaga to third. Nick Dalesan- dro scored Marriaga with a sacrifi ce fl y. In the Hops third, Nick Grande led off by reaching fi rst base on a throwing error by shortstop Tyler Fitzgerald. Jorge Barrosa sent him home with a triple to left center. Barrosa later scored when Andy Yerzy grounded into a double play. Two more Hillsboro runs came in the fourth after Chris Roberts relieved Du- bord. Marriaga singled and reached third on a double by Martinez. Dalesandro drove in both with a single to cen- ter. In the Volcano fi fth, Yor- lis Rodriguez scored on a groundout by Fitzgerald. Travis Perry took the mound at the start of the Hillsboro fi fth and fi nished the game. He gave up one more run as Marriaga scored on a Dalesandro single to center. Deyni Olivero was the starting and winning pitcher with a 4-1 record. He went 5.2 innings and was succeed- ed in order by Yaramil Hiral- do, Jacob Stevens and Bryan Please see SKV, Page A11 BY MATT RAWLINGS Of the Keizertimes In one of their fi nal tune- ups before the All-City meet, the Holiday Swim Club de- feated Cambridge 405-186 in a dual meet on Thursday, July 11. Kassy Winters and Audrea Guevara won three different individual events to lead Holiday to victory. Winters won the individual medley, freestyle and butter- fl y in the girls 15-18 divi- sion while Guevara brought home wins in the breast- stroke, fl y and free in the girls 11-12 bracket. Anna Sponable and Erika Robinett dominated the 13- 14 division. Sponable won the fl y and the free while Robinett was victorious on the breast and backstroke. Ava Privratsky was also able to win multiple events for the Holiday girls team, placing fi rst in the breast and free for the 8-and-under di- vision. Claire Hicks and Emma Privratsky each picked up one event win. On the boys side, Jack Mc- Carty and Michael Hudgins won three events each for Holiday. McCarty won the IM, as well as the back and fl y in the 15-18 division. Hudgins, on the other hand, led the 9-10 class by winning the back, free and IM. Renaldo Guevara was the other multi-event winner (fl y and breast) for the Holi- day boys in the 8-and-under division. Landon Perry, Nathan Williams, Landon Gerig, Carter Hollis and Joshua Grossman also picked up in- dividual fi rst-place fi nishes. The All-City meet will take place at Holiday Swim Club on Saturday, July 27, and will feature two other Keizer teams (Northview and Northwood) and three Salem teams (Cambridge, Madrona and Jan Ree). KEIZERTIMES/Matt Rawlings TOP: Michael Hudgins won three events on the day for Holiday Swim Club in the 9-10 division, including the backstroke. BOTTOM: Madelyn Sponable swims the breaststoke in the 11-12 division.
