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SPORTS Thursday, May 24, 2018 East Oregonian BUCKS: Team faces No. 5 Churchill Friday Continued from 1B Staff photo by E.J. Harris Pendleton’s Daniel Naugh- ton throws from the mound in the Bucks 5-0 win against the North Eugene Highlanders on Wednesday in Pendleton. Pendleton’s offense was mostly quiet until the sixth, when Jerome led off with a double and later scored when he tagged up and scored from third on a sac- rifice fly from Avery Deutz for a 5-0 advantage on the Highlanders (7-21). Now all that stands in between the Buckaroos and a trip to the state semi- finals is No. 5 Churchill, who comes to Bob White Field on Friday for a 5 p.m. first pitch. The Lanc- ers (21-7) finished third in the stacked Midwest- ern League this season but have won 12 straight games, most recently a 10-4 win over No. 12 Leba- non on Wednesday. “They pitch it and swing it,” Haguewood said. “They’re a good team and have been top-five all year. ... When you get deep in the playoffs you have to bring your best and we’re just going to go battle and hope- fully come out on top.” ———— 5A ROUND 1 R H E NE 000 000 0 — 0 3 0 PHS 220 001 X — 5 5 1 (N) Froehlich and C. Dalton. (P) D. Naugh- ton, C. Large (3), Ryan Stahl (6) and J. Duso. W — Naughton, L — Froehlich. 2B — D. Naughton, S. Jerome (PHS). ———— Contact Eric at esinger@ eastoregonian.com or 541- 966-0839. Follow him on Twitter @ByEricSinger. SOFTBALL: No. 8 Ridgeview up next Continued from 1B The offense helped out Richards, who did not look like the all-state pitcher Buckaroo fans have come to know. The senior right- hander allowed six hits and three runs in 4 2/3 innings, but also issued five walks and threw 109 pitches. She allowed two base runners in each of the first two innings, but escaped unscathed and then loaded the bases with no outs and again escaped with a shutout intact. But needing just three outs in the fifth to seal the win, Richards walked one, gave up a hit and a defen- sive error behind her loaded the bases again with no outs. Richards battled back with two strikeouts, but then an infield single and back-to- back walks and a wild pitch handed the Pioneers three runs, ending her day. “It wasn’t her sharp- est day,” Cary said of Rich- ards. “And she knows that and we know that. But one thing about Lauren is when she does get behind, she bears down and gets through tough situations. But we put 19 runs on the board, so if Lauren is going to have a tough day you have some run support there to work with a little bit. “But I have no doubt she’s going to come back and be ready to Staff photos by E.J. Harris ABOVE: Pendleton’s Aspen Garton gets forced out at home by Sandy catcher Katie Bruner in the Bucks’ 19-3 win against the Pioneers on Wednesday in Pendleton. BELOW: Pendleton’s Lauren Richards throws from the pitching circle in the Bucks 19-3 win against Sandy on Wednesday in Pendleton. roll on Friday.” The Buckaroos now have one day of preparation for their quarterfinal game on Friday, when No. 8 Rid- geview comes to Steve Cary Field. The Ravens (23-2) won their Round 1 game against No. 9 La Salle Prep 6-5 on Wednesday and Cary expects a sharper Buckaroos team to take the field for the 3:30 p.m. game. “Most of the years when we’ve been in this situation, the first playoff game is our most sluggish,” Cary said. “But again, we’re going to stay positive and we’re going to get better and get after it on Friday.” ———— 5A ROUND 1 R H E SHS 000 03 — 3 6 4 PHS 035 (11)X — 19 6 2 (S) J. Wolf, J Allinger (4) and K. Bruner. (P) L. Richards, A. Brehaut (5) and K. Solomon. W — Richards, L — Wolf. 2B — K. Solomon (PHS). ———— Contact Eric at esinger@ eastoregonian.com or 541- 966-0839. Follow him on Twitter @ByEricSinger. Page 3B HERMISTON: Bulldogs honor Eagle Point students Cameron waited for her pitch and sent the ball over the left-field fence for a three-run home run, her third of the season. The homer ignited the team, which allowed only one more Eagle Point run and responded with another in the fifth to reach the game-winning score. “I think it helps every- body out,” Cameron said of her feat. “It feels good after, of course just for me, but also for the team too. They can feed off of that, it keeps them up, keeps them energized and I feel like it just puts excitement in everyone just to do better.” Sam Atilano tallied the go-ahead RBI to go 1-for-2 at the plate. Cameron led all batters, finishing 2-for- 3, and three other Bulldogs each notched a hit. Almaguer earned the win after surrendering three runs off eight hits, striking out two and walking three. Hermiston will now turn around and get ready for a Friday matchup with Leb- anon. The Warriors (13- 14) defeated Hillsboro 6-5 to advance to the quarter- finals. The first pitch is slated for 5 p.m. at Rocky Heights. BULLDOGS HONOR EAGLES On Sunday, three Eagle Point students were killed in a car accident after a driver hit their car going the wrong way on Interstate-5. The three girls, Gisselle (Jennifer) Montano, Luci- ana Tellez-Cabezas and Esmeralda Nava, were all seniors. To pay their respects and honor their competitors, the Bulldogs welcomed Eagle Point with a banner than read “Welcome Eagle Point, We Care,” flowers and a card. Continued from 1B and feisty to say the least, so I was just so proud that they kept going and they kept working and that they lived to play another day of softball.” The Bulldogs had to come back from a two-run deficit brought on by defen- sive miscues. After a single and dou- ble put the Eagles on base, a sac fly advanced runners into scoring position and after the next at bat, both Gillian Willis and Miyah Smith scored to give Eagle Point a 2-0 lead. “We made the first mis- take, they took advan- tage and they scored first,” Greenough said. “It’s a game of outs and that’s kind of the cool part, that one inning can go great and the next can’t. “The nice part is that we didn’t have an inning like that the rest of the game. We were able to transi- tion, get mentally prepared and get excited. That’s the maturity and that’s the growth — how do you respond after the mistake?” Hermiston didn’t respond until the third inning, but it was enough to take control of the ball game and put the pressure back on the visitors, who had been pretty success- ful on the road so far this season. Against Riley Shopp in the circle, the Bulldogs were finally able to get some offense going with a hard grounder that forced an error and a walk to put runners on base for Ashley Cameron, who was due up. Cameron had already recorded a single, and was using her keen eye to find Shopp’s weak spot. “She’s such a sound hit- ter,” Greenough said. “She doesn’t swing at balls, she’s relatively aggressive when it’s her pitch and that makes her at bats really meaningful.” ——— R H E EPHS 200 100 0 — 3 8 1 HHS 003 010 0 — 4 6 3 (E) R. Shopp. (H) Ju. Almaguer. W — Almaguer, L — Shopp. HR: A. Cameron (H). 3B: S. Stefani (H). 2B: M. Smith 2 (E). EASTERN OREGON marketplace Place classified ads online at www.easternoregonmarketplace.com or call 1-800-962-2819 between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. After hours, leave a voicemail and we’ll confirm your ad the next business day. 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