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THE DAILY ASTORIAN THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 2016
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Lumberjacks chop out a win over Fishermen
The Daily Astorian
It’s tough to go from basketball to
baseball in just four days, as the Asto-
ria Fishermen showed Wednesday
afternoon.
In Astoria’s 2016 season opener
at CMH Field, the visiting R.A. Long
Lumberjacks from Longview, Wash-
ington, scored a run in the fourth to tie
the game and another in the eighth to
win, 2-1.
Four R.A. Long pitchers combined
for 12 strikeouts and four walks, and
limited Astoria to just four singles in
the nonleague contest.
Pitching on both sides was solid,
as Fishermen starter Carter Wallace
retired the ¿rst 11 batters he faced and
Tyler Lyngstad worked his way out of
a jam in the top of the sixth.
The Lumberjacks had runners at
¿rst and third with no outs, and Lyngs-
tad got two ground-outs and a pop-up
to get out of the inning.
The Fishermen also played well
defensively, but stranded seven base
runners and managed just one run in
the third.
A two-out single by Olaf Englund
scored Trey Hageman from second for
Astoria’s lone run and a 1-0 lead.
R.A. Long’s Drew Walling had a
two-out double in the top of the fourth
and scored on a single, and it was
Walling who drove in the go-ahead run
in the eighth with another double that
brought in Gunnar Blix.
Englund and Hageman each had
two singles for Astoria while Wallace,
Lyngstad and Fridtjof Fremstad allowed
four hits with four strikeouts and no
walks. Astoria plays Friday at Dallas.
Molalla 4, Gulls 3
SEASIDE — Seaside rallied with
Astoria’s
head
coach
Dave
Gasser
yells
for Trey
Hageman
to slide as
he scores
during
the game
against
R.A. Long.
More
photos at
www.
daily
astorian.
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SCOREBOARD
PREP SCHEDULE
TODAY
Softball — Astoria at Estacada, 4 p.m.;
Seaside at Molalla, 4:30 p.m.
Track — Warrenton at Ilwaco, 4 p.m.
Girls Golf — Astoria at Scappoose,
1 p.m.; Seaside at Banks Invitational, 1
p.m.
FRIDAY
Baseball — Astoria at Dallas, 4 p.m.;
Seaside Tournament, TBA; Warrenton at
Blanchet Catholic, 4:30 p.m.; Reedsport
at Knappa, 4 p.m., CMH Field
Softball — Astoria at R.A. Long, 4 p.m.;
Warrenton at Blanchet Catholic, 4:30
p.m.; Reedsport at Knappa, 4 p.m.
Boys Golf — Seaside at The Dalles,
10 a.m.
SATURDAY
Baseball — Seaside Tournament, TBA;
Reedsport at Knappa, Noon, CMH Field
Softball — Reedsport at Knappa,
Noon
BASEBALL
three runs in the bottom of the sev-
enth, but came up a run short Wednes-
day night at Broadway Field, where
Molalla posted a 4-3 win over the
Gulls in a nonleague baseball season
opener.
Jake Bassett was 2-for-3 with a tri-
ple and a run scored for Seaside, which
hosts its annual tournament Friday,
Saturday and Sunday.
Warriors 14, Nestucca 1
CLOVERDALE — Warrenton
pitchers Dalton Knight and Joe Little
held Nestucca to just three hits (with
no walks), while the Warriors col-
lected 14 hits in a 14-1 nonleague win.
Knight, a freshman, started and
struck out ¿ve, while Little pitched the
fourth and ¿fth innings and struck out
three.
R.A. Long 2, Astoria 1
Wallace, Lyngstad (4), Fremstad (8)
and Helmerson. L: Fremstad. RBI: Ast,
Englund. 2B: RAL: Walling 2. LOB: RA
Long 5, Astoria 7.
RA Long 000 100 01—2 4 2
Astoria
001 000 00—1 4 2
Offensively, Anthony Cochran and
Gavon McFadden had three hits apiece
for the Warriors, while Derek Ham and
Hunter Wilson collected two each.
Softball
Warriors 10, Nestucca 1
WARRENTON — Warrenton
jumped out to an 8-0 lead after just
two innings, on its way to a 10-1 win
over Nestucca Wednesday in a non-
league softball game on the Warriors’
home ¿eld.
The Warriors had ¿ve hits, while
Warrenton pitchers Claire Bussert and
Landree Miethe limited the Bobcats
to just three, with seven strikeouts and
three walks.
Miethe had three hits and Kiley
Holdiman had the other two for the War-
riors, who took advantage of 11 walks.
Warrenton 14, Nestucca 1
Geil, Stroker (4) and McKillop; Knight,
Little (4) and McFadden. W: Knight. L:
Geil. 2B: War, Wilson, Cochran, Little.
Warrenton 224 60—14 14 2
Nestucca 000 10—1 3 5
SOFTBALL
Photos by Joshua Bessex/The Daily
Astorian
Astoria’s Samboy Tuimato makes
contact with a pitch in the sec-
ond inning of the game against
R.A. Long on Wednesday.
Warrenton 10, Nestucca 1
WP: Landree Miethe (6 K’s, 0 walks).
RBI: War, Holdiman 2, Little, Erland, May.
LOB: Nestucca 9, Warrenton 7. SB: War,
Little 3, Holdiman 3, Miethe 2, Dyer, Bue.
HBP: War, Erland.
Nestucca 000 010 0—1 3 2
Warrenton 531 010 x—10 5 3
Hunt, Jarrett lead All-Stars
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LONGVIEW, Wash. — A
few local basketball players
closed out their prep careers in
¿ne style Tuesday night, in the
17th annual Lower Columbia
All-Star games.
The contests were held at
Myklebust Gym on the campus
of Lower Columbia College.
Astoria’s Derek Jarrett
— coming off an all-tourna-
ment team performance in the
recent OSAA state tournament
— was one of two Most Valu-
able Players in the boys’ game
Tuesday.
Jarrett scored 20 points with
eight rebounds to help lead the
White Team to a 117-114 win
over the Red Team.
Jarrett was 3-of-6 from the
3-point line, while his all-star
teammate, Austin Eagon of
Seaside, added 18 points and
eight boards.
Ian Donaldson of Scap-
The All-Star
girls’ team
players pose
following
Tuesday
night’s game
in Longview,
Wash. Sea-
side’s Whitney
Westerholm
(top row, No.
24) and Asto-
ria’s Chloee
Hunt (bottom
row, far left)
both took part.
poose scored 16 points with
seven rebounds, and Seaside’s
Jaxson Smith chipped in with
12 points and six rebounds for
the Red Team.
In the girls’ game, Asto-
ria’s Chloee Hunt posted a dou-
ble-double with 16 points and
11 rebounds to help the Red
Team to an 81-71 win over the
White, which included Sea-
side’s Whitney Westerholm and
Ilwaco’s Hannah Ellsworth (10
points, ¿ve rebounds).
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