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10A THE DAILY ASTORIAN • WEDNESDAY, JULY 18, 2018 CONTACT US FOLLOW US facebook.com/ DailyAstorianSports Gary Henley | Sports Reporter ghenley@dailyastorian.com Seaside, Warrenton set for action SPORTS IN BRIEF Record 10 homers as AL wins All- Star Game 8-6 in 10 innings The Daily Astorian The brackets and seedings are set for the 2018 Oregon Junior State championship tourna- ment, which begins Thursday at Crescent Valley High School in Corvallis. From the Northwest region of the state, No. 1 seed Seaside has a first-round bye, and will play Friday at 2:30 p.m., against the winner of Thursday’s game between Lebanon and Junction City. Warrenton opens play at 5 p.m. Thursday against host team Cres- cent Valley. The winner plays Fri- day (5 p.m.) against Churchill. Thursday’s games: 9:30: Lebanon vs. Junction City Noon: Silverton vs. Springfield 2:30: Lebanon vs. Junction City 5: Warrenton vs. Crescent Valley SCOREBOARD Lower Columbia Baseball Club Astoria graduate Trey Hageman handles the hot corner for Hilander Dental. Hageman on a roll with Lower Columbia club The Daily Astorian LOCAL SPORTS SCHEDULE THURSDAY Junior baseball: State tournament (at Crescent Valley HS): Warrenton vs. Crescent Valley, 5 p.m. BASEBALL Game 1 Vancouver 2, Hilander Dental 0 Hilander 000 000 0—0 7 4 Vancouver 000 020 x—2 5 1 W: Rank. L: Brown. RBI: Van, Francis, Hill. 2B: Van, Hill. 3B: Van, McCarthy. HBP: HD, Reece. LOB: Hilander Dental 9, Vancouver 11. Game 2 Hilander Dental 7, Vancouver 3 Hilander 112 021 0—7 9 2 Vancouver 000 210 0—3 9 2 W: Vetter. L: Malychewski. RBI: HD, Jenkins 3, Miller, Brown, Bergonzine, Guttormson; Van, Mansur, Rogina. 2B: HD, Jenkins; Van, Rogina 2, Francis. HBP: HD, Hageman; Van, Malychewski. LOB: Hilander Dental 6, Vancouver 11. T rey Hageman’s 2018 baseball season has not slowed down since he graduated this spring. Playing for Hilander Dental, the sponsor for the AAA Legion team of the Lower Columbia Baseball Club, Hageman was named the club’s Player of the Week for last week’s games. A starting third baseman, Hage- man highlighted his week by bat- ting .471 (8-for-17), with nine RBIs, seven walks, six runs scored and three doubles. For the summer, Hageman is Hilander’s second-leading hitter with a .406 average (slightly ahead of the .405 for Knappa graduate Kaleb Miller). He leads the team in on-base percentage (.529) and RBIs (28). Trey Hageman In a doubleheader Tuesday against the Vancouver Mavericks at Mountain View High School, Hilander bounced back from a 2-0 loss in Game 1 with a 7-3 victory in the nightcap. Hageman scored three of Hilan- der’s seven runs in Game 2. He had two hits, drew a walk and was hit by a pitch. Combined, Hageman and Knappa’s Eli Takalo were 5-for-5 at the plate. Takalo led Hilander with three of the team’s nine hits. Dale Takalo pitched three innings in relief and struck out three, and Seaside’s Payton Westerholm was the team’s defensive standout. In the opener, Dale Takalo pitched two innings of relief, striking out four and allowing two hits. Hilander Dental finished Game 2 with Takalo on the mound, Eli Takalo at first base, Westerholm at second, Hageman at third and Miller in right field. WASHINGTON — A record 10 home runs . A slew of strikeouts. The all-or-nothing All-Star Game mirrored what baseball has become. Astros teammates Alex Breg- man and George Springer homered on consecutive pitches to begin the 10th inning, and the American League beat the National League 8-6 Tuesday night for its sixth straight win. “Standard operation nowa- days, right?” said AL manager A.J. Hinch of Houston. “We’re going to homer and punch out as an industry.” “There’s a great love affair with both results. 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