SPORTS
Wednesday, March 28, 2018
East Oregonian
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ROUNDUP: Pendleton softball
team finishes tournament, 4-0
Continued from 1B
The Tigers pounded out
14 hits on the day, with Brody
Woods going 3-for-4 with a
double, three RBI and three
runs, Shayne Keltz going
4-for-4 with two doubles
and four RBI and TJ Smith
adding two doubles and four
RBI.
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R H E
WHS
011 02 —
4 5 2
SHS
330 5X — 14 14 1
(W) Reid, Berclener (4). (S) A. Renner. W
— Renner, L — Reid.
2B — Milton (WHS); B. Woods, A. Renner
2, S. Keltz 2, T. Smith 2 (SHS). 3B — A.
Renner (SHS).
UMPQUA
VALLEY
CHRISTIAN 3, PILOT
ROCK 1 — At Pilot Rock,
the Umpqua Valley Christian
Monarchs got the best of the
Pilot Rock Rockets again on
Tuesday with a 3-1 victory.
It was a rematch of last
season’s Class 2A/1A first-
round playoff game, in which
the Monarchs won 4-2.
Pilot Rock (3-1) had a
tremendous start from pitcher
Levi Thieme, who allowed
four hits and three runs with
eight strikeouts and zero
walks in seven innings. He
was out-dueled, though, by
the Monarchs’ Jacob Luther
and Aaron Buechley, who
allowed only two hits and
one run with eight strikeouts.
Pilot Rock’s only run
came in the sixth on an RBI
single from Cade Munkers,
bringing in Logan Weinke.
————
R H
UVC
200 100
0 — 3 4
PR
000 001
0 — 1 2
(U) J. Luther, A. Buechley (7). (P) L.
Thieme. W — Luther, L — Thieme.
3B — K. Pettibone (UVC).
E
1
1
PILOT ROCK 10,
BANDON 0 — At Pilot
Rock, the Rockets finished
their doubleheader with a big
win on Tuesday, shutting out
Bandon 10-0.
The Rockets (4-1) rode
the right pitching arm of
Chris Weinke, who threw
a complete-game shutout,
allowing only one hit
and four walks with nine
strikeouts. Weinke also had
a team-best three hits on
offense for the Rockets and
scored three runs.
Also notable at the plate
was Levi Thieme with a
double and three RBI and
Bryson Pierce and Tanner
Corwin each had a double as
well.
————
PR
113 104
—
R H
10 11
E
1
BHS
000 000 —
0 1 1
(P) C. Weinke. (B) J. Wilhite, Hutton (6), J.
Minkle (6). W — Weinke, L — Wilhite.
2B — T. Corwin, B. Pierce, L. Thieme, C.
Weinke (PR).
WESTON-MCEWEN
12, RIVERSIDE 3 — At
Boardman, the Weston-
McEwen TigerScots scored
11 runs in the top of the fifth
inning as they defeated the
Riverside Pirates on Tuesday
in the Riverside/Irrigon Tour-
nament.
Garrett Shell, Travis
Hendley and Parker Munck
each had two hits to lead
the TigerScots (2-4), while
Weston Phillips had a team-
best three RBI. Hendley
earned the win on the mound
with eight strikeouts and only
two hits allowed in 5 2/3
innings.
Anthony Rodelo and
Artemis Corpus recorded
each of the Pirates’ (1-3) two
hits.
————
R H E
W-M
000 1(11)0 0 — 12 10 4
RHS
300 000
0 — 3 2 10
(W) T. Hendley, P. Munck (6). (R) A.
Corpus, A. Sorenson (5). W — Hendley,
L — Corpus.
2B — A. Rodelo (RHS).
KENNEDY
19,
WESTON-MCEWEN 14
— At Boardman, the Weston-
McEwen pitching staff had
a rough outing against the
Kennedy Trojans as five
different players combined
to allow 18 walks and eight
hits as the Trojans pulled out
a 19-14 victory at the River-
side/Irrigon Touranment.
Parker Munck led the
TigerScots’ offense with a
perfect 4-for-4 performance
with four runs scored and
Garrett Shell was 3-for-5
with a double and a triple.
The TigerScots had 16 hits
as a team, but the incon-
sistency from the pitchers
was too much to overcome,
especially Kennedy’s 10-run
output in the second inning.
————
W-M
030 271
1 — 14 16 4
KHS
2(10)3 040 X — 19 8 5
(W) P. Munck, W. Phillips (2), D. Cain
(2), C. Primus (2), C. McDowell (5). (K) B.
Traeger, S. Grosjacques (4), Beyer (7). W —
Traeger, L — Munck.
2B — T. Sater, G. Shell (W-M). 3B — G.
Shell (W-M).
COLLEGE
PLACE
(WA) 15, MAC-HI 1 — At
College Place, Washington,
the Mac-Hi Pioneers suffered
their first loss of the season
on Monday with a 15-1
thumping by College Place.
The Pioneers (3-1) did not
get on the scoreboard until
the top of the fifth inning,
when Hardesty led off the
inning with a walk and later
scored on an error by College
Place’s third baseman.
College Place’s Kobe Morris
and Matt McKenzie domi-
nated Mac-Hi’s pitching, as
Morris was 3-for-3 with a
double and a home run and
Morris was 2-for-3 with two
doubles.
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R H E
M-H
000 01 —
1 5 5
CP
348 0X — 15 13 1
(M) M. Cunnington, D. Zitterkopf (2), C.
Pratten (3). (C) M. McKenzie, Tiner (3), Har-
rison (5). W — McKenzie, L — Cunnington.
2B — C. Fones (M-H); M. McKenzie, K.
Morris, J. McKenzie (CP). HR — K. Morris
(CP).
SOFTBALL
PENDLETON BUCK-
AROOS — The Pendleton
Buckaroos finished up their
two-day stint at the Happy
Valley
Tournament
on
Tuesday, battling through the
rain to finish the tournament a
perfect 4-0 after defeating La
Salle Prep 11-1 and Madison
14-4 at Hood View Park.
In the win over La Salle,
the Buckaroos (7-1) managed
10 hits and recorded zero
errors. Alexi Brehaut was
the team’s top hitter going
2-for-3, while Kila Solomon
and Carissa Cooley each
smacked a double. Lauren
Richards pitched all five
innings and struck out nine,
but struggled with command
due to the rain and recorded
seven walks.
In Game 2, Brehaut was
again a standout performer
for the Buckaroos. She
pitched 5 1/3 innings to
earn the win and also helped
herself on offense with a
home run. Kila Solomon
went 3-for-3 at the plate with
a single, a double and a home
run and Richards was 3-for-5
with a double. Elli Nirschl
also had two hits.
“All in all a very good
tournament for us,” Bucka-
roos’ coach Tim Cary said.
UP NEXT
Pendleton returns home
to host Kamiakin (WA) on
Wednesday at 4 p.m.
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Game 1
R H E
PHS
203 24 — 11 10 0
LSP
010 00 —
1 2 1
(P) L. Richards and K. Solomon. (L) Dupuis
and Hull. W — Richards, L — Dupuis.
2B — K. Solomon, C. Cooley (PHS).
Game 2
R H E
PHS
302 027 — 14 14 0
MHS
000 220 —
4 5 4
(P) A. Brehaut, L. Richards (6) and K.
Solomon. (M) Johnson and Lewis. W —
Brehaut, L — Johnson.
2B — L. Richards, K. Solomon (PHS). HR
— A. Brehaut, K. Solomon (PHS).
ECHO 4, KNAPPA
3 — At Irrigon, the Echo
Cougars battled the windy
conditions to earn a win over
the Knappa Loggers on Day
1 of the Riverside/Irrigon
Tournament on Tuesday.
The Cougars (1-1) tallied
only two hits in the game,
off the bats of Kendra Hart
and Brenna MacPherson, but
capitalized on some Knappa
errors and used aggressive
baserunning to earn the win.
Kendra Hart and Lyndzee
Keltz each had RBI for Echo,
with Keltz’s coming on a
groundout to the pitcher that
brought in what proved to be
the winning run.
Alyssa Ray earned the
win in the circle for Echo,
allowing zero earned runs
with only six hits and two
walks allowed while striking
out 12.
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R H E
KHS
101 010
0 — 3 6 2
EHS
200 200
0 — 4 2 3
(E) A. Ray and A. Putman. (K) M. Weaver
and Ramvick. W — Ray, L — Weaver.
HERMISTON BULL-
DOGS — At Milwaukie,
the Hermiston softball team
finished up its run in the
Happy Valley Tournament
by splitting its games on
Tuesday. The Bulldogs
began the day with a big 16-3
victory over Newberg before
falling to Clackamas 8-7.
The Bulldogs (5-2) next
play on April 6 when they
host Sherwood.
IRRIGON KNIGHTS
— At Irrigon, the Knights
kicked off their participation
in the Riverside/Irrigon
tournament on Tuesday by
pulling out a 2-1 victory over
Willamina for their third
straight win.
The
Knights
(4-4)
continue tournament play on
Wednesday with a double-
header against Grant Union
at 1 p.m. and then against
Knappa at 3:30 p.m.
RIVERSIDE PIRATES
— At Boardman, the River-
side Pirates split their two
games to start the Riverside/
Irrigon
tournament
on
Tuesday, losing to Grant
Union 19-5 to begin the day
before defeating Willamina
13-8 later.
The
Pirates
(2-2)
continue their tournament
on Wednesday as they face
Knappa at 1 p.m.
Staff photo by E.J. Harris
Pendleton’s Shaw Jerome slides into second base
as St. Helen’s Joe Rea catches the ball in the Bucks’
11-0 win against the Lions on Tuesday in Pendleton.
BUCKS: 10
hits from nine
different players
sprinted home from third
base after a pitch squirted
away from the St. Helens
catcher for a 1-0 lead.
Quinn Doherty scored on
an error and Bower scored
from third on a double steal
to give the Bucks a 3-0 lead
in the first, and they kept
their foot on the gas pedal
till the end to seal their
second straight victory.
“It definitely feels
good,” Stahl said of the
wins. “The team definitely
has a lot more energy, a lot
happier. It just feels better.”
UP NEXT
Pendleton finishes up
the Red Lion Buckaroo
Baseball
Classic
on
Wednesday with a double-
header. Pendleton first
plays Rex Putnam at 11:30
a.m. and then finishes the
day against Roseburg at
4:30 p.m., both of which
are at Bob White Field.
————
Continued from 1B
It was another consis-
tent day for the Pendleton
offense, too. The Bucka-
roos had 10 hits from nine
different players, most
notably a booming two-run
home run by Ryan Russell
as part of Pendleton’s
seven-run third inning.
With Nick Bower on first
base after drawing a walk,
Russell turned on a first-
pitch, belt-high fastball
and crushed it over the
high fence in left field, then
rounded the bases before
being smothered by his
teammates at home plate.
Gabe Umbarger reached
base in all three plate
appearances with a pair of
walks and an RBI single,
while scoring three runs
and stealing five bases.
He has now reached base
safely in 23 of his 31 plate
appearances this season,
nearly a 75 percent success
rate through eight games.
Justin Duso had a solid
game behind Umbarger
at the plate with two hits,
two RBI and a run scored.
Naughton also had a double
for the Buckaroos.
Umbarger scored the
first run of the game in the
bottom of the first as he
R H E
SHS
000 00 —
0 1 2
PHS
317 0X — 11 10 1
(S) Harris, Edmonds (3) and Parks.
(P) R. Stahl and J. Duso. W — Stahl,
L — Harris.
2B — Rea (SHS); J. Duso, D. Naughton
(PHS).
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BLAZERS: Harkless to undergo arthroscopic surgery
Continued from 1B
briefly came out of the game
with 5:15 left in the third
quarter. Jrue Holiday had
21 points, 11 assists and 11
rebounds for New Orleans.
Davis and Holiday
nearly helped the Pelicans
avoid a second straight
loss. After Holiday’s block
on Pat Connaughton with
20 seconds left, New
Orleans wound up with
two shots to tie or lead, but
both of E’Twaun Moore’s
3-point attempts rimmed
out. The Blazers failed
to rebound the first, but
Connaughton
corralled
the second miss with 2
seconds left and quickly
got the ball to Lillard, who
was fouled.
Jusuf Nurkic had 21
points and 10 rebounds
for Portland, highlighted
by his putback of C.J.
McCollum’s miss while
being fouled by Moore
with 3:55 left to give the
Blazers a 96-95 lead. Evan
Turner scored 14 points for
the Blazers, who further
strengthened their hold on
third place in the Western
Conference.
Al Farouq Aminu had
10 points and 10 rebounds,
including a crucial putback
of Lillard’s miss with 28
seconds left to make it
105-101.
New Orleans led by
single digits most of the
first half and by as many
as 11 twice in the third
quarter, the last time on
Davis’ 9-foot floater with
7:41 left in the period. But
by late in the quarter, the
Blazers were down just
two after Shabazz Napier’s
3.
TIP-INS
Trail Blazers: Starting
F Maurice Harkless was
scratched from the lineup
with left knee soreness.
It was the 16th game he’s
missed this season. The
Blazers announced after the
game that Harkless would
undergo
arthroscopic
surgery Wednesday in
Portland to remove a loose
body in his left knee. ...
The Blazers have scored
100 or more in 17 straight.
... Portland won its seventh
straight on the road. ...
McCollum missed 16 of
19 shots, going 1 of 6 from
3-point range, and finished
with seven points. ... Port-
land was 10 of 32 on 3s.
Pelicans: Starting G
Rajon Rondo, who missed
New Orleans’ loss at
Houston on Saturday with
a sprained right wrist,
was scratched from his
second
straight
game
shortly before tip-off. ...
Moore had 11 points. ...
F Solomon Hill played a
season-high 21 minutes
in his fifth game back
from offseason hamstring
surgery. He finished with
nine points, four assists
and three rebounds. ...
Holiday had two blocks in
the game, both in the fourth
quarter, including one from
behind on Lillard.
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