THE DAILY ASTORIAN • WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 2015
SPORTS
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Jetta Ideue on target for Seaside softball
By GARY HENLEY
The Daily Astorian
SEASIDE — Seaside
bounced back from a 17-11
loss to Estacada Tuesday
morning with a 17-10 win
over Ilwaco Tuesday after-
noon, to highlight Day 2 of
the Seaside Spring Break
Softball Invitational at Broad-
way Field.
The Gulls actually led Es-
tacada 7-4 in Tuesday’s open-
er before the Rangers staged a
late rally, scoring eight runs in
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Seaside’s victory over
Ilwaco was technically a
come-from-behind win for
the Gulls, after the Fishermen
scored a run in the top of the
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The Gulls answered with
10 runs in the bottom of the
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and three hit batters.
After a two-run double by
freshman Jetta Ideue, Seaside
scored on an error, followed
by two runs on consecutive hit
batters with the bases loaded;
two bases-loaded walks; an-
other hit batter with the bases
full; an error and a bases-load-
ed walk.
Seaside showed some of-
fense with a run-scoring sin-
gle by Alyssa Gonzalez in the
second inning, with another
RBI double from Ideue.
Ideue had a solid perfor-
mance in the circle, as she
started and pitched three in-
nings, then came on in relief
in the fourth after Ilwaco
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and four errors, before Ideue
took over and struck out the
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Ideue gave up just one
of Ilwaco’s six hits, with six
strikeouts and no walks. At
the plate, she had two doubles
and four runs batted in. Bre
Kondos had three hits for Il-
waco.
The game was stopped af-
ter 3 1/2 innings because of
the two-hour time limit.
JOSHUA BESSEX — The Daily Astorian
Seaside’s Jetta Ideue, No. 3, tries to throw out Ilwaco’s Darian Johnson, No. 1, in the
fourth inning. See more photos online at www.dailyastorian.com
JOSHUA BESSEX — The Daily Astorian
Seaside’s Se-
quoia Shand, No.
12, loses control
of the ball after
colliding with
Ilwaco’s Becca
Bageant, No. 34,
at the plate in
the fourth inning.
JOSHUA BESSEX
The Daily Astorian
The Loggers snapped As-
toria’s three-game win streak
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inning and two more in the
fourth, and by letting Pollard
and their defense do the rest.
Pollard struck out six with
one walk in seven innings of
work, less than 24 hours after
Astoria had scored 27 runs in
a win over Ilwaco.
Scio freshman Ashton
Phillips belted an inside-the-
park home run in the Loggers’
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Scio 3, Astoria 0
mate Jordan Young drove in
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DeMander and Libby
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hurler tossed a one-hit, 3-0 for Astoria, which plays at
shutout win over the Lady Corbett Monday.
Fishermen Tuesday at Broad-
way Field, on the second day
Warrenton 26, Ilwaco 2
of Seaside’s Spring Break In-
SEASIDE — Freshman
vitational.
pitcher Niqui Blodgett al-
lowed just one hit and two
walks, and struck out 10 bat-
ters to lead Warrenton past
Ilwaco, 26-2, in the Spring
Break Invitational Tuesday at
Broadway Field.
The Warriors had 10 hits in
four at-bats, building an 18-0
lead through three innings.
Landree Miethe led the
Warrenton offense, going
4-for-5 with a triple and three
RBIs. Warrior freshman Tyla
Little added a two-run double
in the third inning.
Ilwaco pitchers walked
13 and hit three batters, as
the Fishermen are playing
short-handed due to sickness
and injuries.
Warrenton hosts Naselle
today.
an 11-3 decision to host Riv-
erside, then bounced back
with a 15-5 win over Nyssa.
McKailyn Rogers pitched
Game 1 for the Loggers,
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strikeouts and three walks.
Kacie Cameron was 2-for-
3 to lead the Knappa offense.
Cameron had another big
day at the plate in the sec-
ond game, going 4-for-4 with
a triple in the victory over
Nyssa.
Teammate Stacey Aho
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strikeouts and a walk, and
scattered four hits.
Aho, Paris Vanderburg and
Jaden Miethe all went 2-for-4
at the plate for Knappa.
Knappa splits two games
RIVERSIDE — On Day 2
of the Riverside Tournament,
the Knappa softball team lost
St. Helens 1, Astoria 0
HILLSBORO — St. Hel-
ens defeated Astoria 1-0 on
Day 2 of the Glencoe Tourna-
BASEBALL
Astoria’s Kelsey Wullger, No. 28, stretches to get an out in
the sixth inning of the softball game against Scio.
SCOREBOARD
PREP SCHEDULE
TODAY
Baseball — Astoria at Glencoe Tournament, TBA; Seaside vs.
North Valley, at Madras Tournament, 11:30 a.m.; Naselle at Warren-
ton, 4 p.m.
Softball — Naselle at Warrenton, 4 p.m.; Knappa at Heppner, 1:30
p.m.
THURSDAY
Baseball — Seaside at Madras Tournament, TBA
Track — Pacific League meet, at Ilwaco, TBA
FRIDAY
Baseball — Seaside at Madras Tournament, TBA; Warrenton at
Regis, 1 p.m.
SOFTBALL
HIGH SCHOOLS
Scio 3, Astoria 0
W: Kelsey Pollard (6 K’s, 1 walk). L: Rylee DeMander (2 K’s, 2
walks). RBI: Scio, Young 2, Phillips. 2B: Scio, Phillips. HR: Scio, Phil-
lips. HBP: Ast, Wullger. LOB: Astoria 5, Scio 5.
Astoria
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Scio
100 200 x—3 6 2
Seaside 17, Ilwaco 10
W: Jetta Ideue (6 K’s, 0 walks). L: Brittnee Olson (2 K’s, 10 walks).
RBI: Ilw, Kondos 2, Olson, Derrey, Kemmer, Johnson; Sea, J.Ideue
4, Parnell, Miller, P.Ideue, Bri.Babbitt, Bussert, Gonzalez. 2B: Sea,
J.Ideue 2, Bri.Babbitt. HBP: Sea, Parnell, Miller, Bri.Babbitt. LOB:
Ilwaco 2, Seaside 8.
Ilwaco
100
9—10 6 5
Seaside (10)70
x—17 6 5
ment at Hillsboro Stadium.
The Fishermen were
coming off a 6-0 loss to Mc-
Minnville Monday, in which
Astoria starter Kai Brown
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strikeouts and two walks.
McMinnville’s Giovanni
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third innings, allowing just
two hits with three strikeouts
and four walks.
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