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SPORTS Saturday, June 10, 2017 East Oregonian Page 3B HODGEN: Tournament continues Saturday and Sunday at Bob White Park and BMCC Field innings while striking out six. UP NEXT Hermiston is back today for a doubleheader, facing The Dalles at 9:30 a.m. at Bob White Park and then against Meridian (ID) at 1:30 p.m. at BMCC. ———— Continued from 1B Quinn Doherty contributed back-to-back singles to again get runners on the corners. Duso then came across to score on a passed ball and then Doherty scored the tying run on an RBI double by Duetz, his second double of the game, which then set up Chiches- ter’s heroics. Hodgen had to overcome a mediocre start from pitcher Chris Large, who walked seven and allowed seven hits and nine runs, five of which were earned, in four innings. Cooper Roberts pitched a scoreless fifth inning to pick up the win. In Game 2, Hodgen grabbed the game advan- tage with a seven-run second inning where 12 batters came to the plate and recorded five hits, two walks and a hit-by-pitch. Umbarger opened the scoring with an RBI single to center to bring home Chichester and then Stahl drove in two with a single of his own to make it a 3-0 lead. After a double by Duetz and a walk by Duso, Doherty smacked an RBI single and then Chichester was hit-by a pitch with the bases loaded to make it a 6-0 Hodgen lead. Hodgen then enacted the 10-run rule in the bottom of the fifth after Large and Cooper Roberts each hit run-scoring singles to give the team a 12-2 win. Chichester gave Hodgen Game 1 R H E HERM 010 000 2 — 3 6 4 LAG 502 201 X — 10 8 1 W — J. Gonzalez, L — L. Tolan. 2B — D. Gossler (HERM); J. Gonzalez 2, P. Robinson (LAG). HR — P. Robinson (LAG). Walla Walla Grizz Tournament Staff photo by Kathy Aney Quinn Doherty, of Hodgen Distributing, leads off from second base Friday against Baker at Bob White Field. five strong innings on the mound as he allowed a mere one hit with two runs. He did walk five batters, but he struck out five as well. UP NEXT Hodgen plays a double- header again today as it faces DeSales (WA) at 4:15 p.m. and then plays Sandy at 6:30 p.m. with both at Bob White Park. ———— Game 1 R H E BAK 042 30 — 9 8 1 HDG 101 35 — 10 10 2 (B) M. Bennett. (H) C. Large, C. Roberts (5) and J. Duso. W — C. Roberts, L — M. Bennett. 2B — S. McCauley (BAK); A. Duetz 2 (HDG). 3B — G. Umbarger (HDG). Game 2 R H E RED 002 00 — 2 1 2 HDG 071 13 — 12 14 0 W — T. Chichester, L — C. Ulrich. 2B — A. Duetz, G. Umbarger (HDG). LA GRANDE HERMISTON 3 — BMCC, Hermiston a tough start out of 10, At had the gates at the Ashlee Hodgen Memorial Tournament, as it dropped its opener 10-3 to the La Grande Legends on Friday. Hermiston scored its first run in the top of the second on an RBI single by Anderson to right field to bring home Cole Camp- bell. In the seventh, Daniel Gossler brought home a pair of runs with a double into left field to wrap up the scoring. La Grande got to Herm- iston pitcher Lukas Tolan early with a five spot in the first inning. Tolan lasted 3 1/3 innings and gave up five hits and seven runs (four earned) with one strikeout and three walks. La Grande pitcher Jon Gonzalez kept Hermiston’s bats quiet as he allowed just two hits and a run in four PEPSI DIAMOND- JAXX 12, SOUTHRIDGE 5 — At Walla Walla, the Pepsi DiamondJaxx picked up a big win at the Walla Walla Grizz Tournament with a 12-5 beatdown on Southridge on Friday evening. The DiamondJaxx rode a solid outing from pitcher Nat Hunsaker, as he lasted 5 2/3 innings and struck out four while giving up four hits and four runs. Ty Beers also pitched one scoreless inning. At the plate, the DiamondJaxx’s 3-4-5 hitters did most of the damage as Caden Primus, Lance Wolf and Hunsaker each had a three-hit day. Primus was 3 for 4 with a double and two runs, while Wolf was 3 for 5 with two RBI and Hunsaker was 3 for 4 with three runs and an RBI. ———— R H E PDJ 101 324 1 — 12 13 3 STH 001 102 1 — 5 4 3 W — N. Hunsaker, L — Jilek. 2B — C. Primus, C. Henderson (PDJ). Contributed photo BMCC baseball players Tanner Heiman, Austin Florez and Gunnar Johnson (left to right) signed National Let- ters of Intent to continue their baseball careers. Three T-Wolves sign to continue baseball careers East Oregonian PENDLETON — Blue Mountain Community College athletics continues to be a launching pad for student-athletes as three more Timberwolves signed to continue their careers at four-year universities. Sophomore baseball players Austin Florez, Tanner Heiman and Gunnar Johnson all signed their National Letters of Intent to their respective colleges on Wednesday afternoon in a small ceremony at the school. Florez, an outfielder from South Jordan, Utah, will continue his career at Oregon Institute of Technology where he will pursue a degree in psychology. Florez was one of the team’s top hitters in 2017, where he hit for a .295 average, a team-high 12 doubles and 25 runs scored. Heiman, a native of Kennewick, will transfer to Grand View University, an NAIA program in Des Moines, Iowa where he will continue his education toward a physical therapy degree. The pitcher/first baseman blasted seven home runs in his career at BMCC, and pitched in 18 career games with 32 strikeouts. And Johnson, a native Oregonian from Fairview, will move on to Dakota Wesleyan University, an NAIA program located in Mitchell, North Dakota in the fall. 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