SPORTS
Thursday, June 28, 2018
East Oregonian
Page 3B
OSU: Game 3 tonight at
4 p.m. on ESPN
SOFTBALL: 7
players 3A all-state
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On a 1-1 pitch from Matt Cro-
nin (2-2), Grenier popped the ball
high behind first base and toward
the stands. There was plenty of
room to make the catch, and sec-
ond baseman Carson Shaddy, first
baseman Jared Gates and right
fielder Eric Cole converged. No
one took charge and the ball hit
the ground.
“I was running and didn’t hear
anybody call it, and I overran it,”
Shaddy said.
While the ball was in the air,
Grenier said, he hoped it would
flare off into the stands.
“I knew I hit it decently deep
so it wasn’t going to be a rou-
tine pop foul catch,” he said. “It
wasn’t. It landed in a spot between
three guys, and it worked to our
advantage.”
Cronin took a moment to com-
pose himself, wiping his brow
and adjusting his hat. His next
pitch was way high and, after
a foul ball, Grenier sent a drive
into left field to score Clayton.
Grenier pumped his fist as he ran
to first and punched the air twice
more when he rounded the base.
Larnach’s 19th homer of
the season ramped up the cele-
bration in the Beavers’ dugout.
Kevin Abel (7-1), who pitched
the eighth, gave way to closer
Jake Mulholland in the ninth. The
game ended when Mulholland
fielded Casey Martin’s come-
backer and threw to second to
start a double play.
“You’ve got to move on,” said
Arkansas coach Dave Van Horn,
whose team had been 44-0 when
leading after eight innings. “You
can’t take it back. It’s over. Get
your head up and start getting
your mind right because it’s going
to be tomorrow before you know
it and we need to come out here
and give ourselves a chance.”
The Beavers have been the
hottest hitting team throughout
the CWS but struggled to convert
chances in the finals until they
caught their huge break in the
ninth inning.
They had runners on first and
third with none out in the sixth
when Kyle Nobach popped up a
bunt that pitcher Kole Ramage
caught. Ramage then threw back
to third to double off Grenier, and
a groundout ended the inning.
Adley Rutschman, who hom-
ered in the fourth, singled leading
off the Oregon State eighth and
was on third after a passed ball.
Cronin came on, struck out Tyler
Malone and got pinch hitter Ste-
ven Kwan to fly out.
“We were looking for some-
thing good to happen, and needed
something good to happen,” OSU
coach Pat Casey said. “Our guys
never gave in. So I think that
that’s what created that oppor-
tunity for us to have something
good happen.”
PITCHING MATCHUP
Arkansas will send Isaiah
Campbell (5-6) to the mound for
Game 3. Casey did not name his
starter. The Oregon State coach
said his pitching staff is spent
and that whoever starts probably
won’t go more than five innings.
BIG BULLPEN
Oregon State’s bullpen has
worked 37 innings over seven
games and allowed just seven
earned runs. Relievers have com-
bined for 38 strikeouts and 14
walks.
“They’ve kept us in the
game,” said catcher Rutschman.
“We’ve had to use a lot of pitch-
ing. We’ve played a lot of games
here.
“They are playing a huge part
in our success. Hopefully we can
keep that up for one more game.”
AP Photo/Ted Kirk
Oregon State’s Trevor Larnach (11) celebrates his two-run home
run against Arkansas with Cadyn Grenier (2) during the ninth
inning in Game 2.
AP Photo/Nati Harnik
Oregon State pitcher Jake Mulholland, left, hugs catcher Adley
Rutschman as teammates celebrate after Oregon State beat Ar-
kansas 5-3 in Game 2 of the NCAA College World Series base-
ball finals in Omaha, Neb., on Wednesday.
Alyssa Ray from Echo/Stanfield,
catcher Alex Putman from Echo/
Stanfield, infielders Jordany Lambert
(Weston-McEwen), Bailey Botefuhr
(Irrigon), Michelle Weems (Echo/
Stanfield), and Kendra Hart (Echo/
Stanfield), outfielders Lauryn Journot
(Umatilla), Marti Huff (Echo/Stan-
field), Amber Weems (Echo/Stan-
field), and utility players Charmayne
Bennett (Weston-McEwen) and Alex
Ford (Umatilla).
Seven of those players also earned
spots on the Class 3A all-state team,
voted on by the classification’s
coaches. Wightman was a first team
selection at pitcher, while Hart (.500
avg., 20 extra-base hits, 29 RBI, 51
runs), Lambert (.562 avg., 6 HR, 32
RBI, 31 runs) and Weems (.485 avg.,
2 HR, 35 RBI, 38 runs) were second
team selections. Ray, Putman and
Botefuhr rounded out the teams on as
honorable mentions.
Also representing Eastern Ore-
gon on the teams were Grant Union’s
Brianna Zweygardt (first team
catcher), Mariah Moulton (Second
team pitcher/infield), Cody Jo Mad-
den (HM pitcher), and Enterprise/
Joseph/Wallowa’s Madison Plew
(HM infield).
————
ALL-SPECIAL DISTRICT 1 SOFTBALL
Player of the Year — Skylar Wightman, Riverside, sr.
Coach of the Year — Bryan Bailey, Echo/Stanfield
FIRST TEAM
Pitcher — Skylar Wightman, Riverside, sr.; Alyssa Ray,
Echo/Stanfield, sr.
Catcher — Alex Putman, Echo/Stanfield, jr.
Infield — Jordyn Lambert, Weston-McEwen, jr.; Bailey
Botefuhr, Irrigon, soph.; Michelle Weems, Echo/Stanfield,
jr.; Kendra Hart, Echo/Stanfield, soph.
Outfield — Lauryn Journot, Umatilla, sr.; Marti Huff,
Echo/Stanfield, sr.; Amber Weems, Echo/Stanfield, soph.
Utility — Charmayne Bennett, Weston-McEwen, sr.;
Alex Ford, Umatilla, jr.
SECOND TEAM
Pitcher — Kendra Hart, Echo/Stanfield, soph.; Mya
Chapman, Irrigon, sr.
Catcher — Amie Coffman, Weston-McEwen, sr.
Infield — Jada Burns, Irrigon, sr.; Monique Montoya,
Echo/Stanfield, sr.; Karrizima Luna, Irrigon, jr.; Charlene
Alvarez, Umatilla, jr.
Outfield — Megan Hegar, Riverside, soph.; Whitney
Roggerio, Weston-McEwen, sr.; McKenna Collins, Irrigon,
fr.
Utility — Lily Rockwell, Riverside, soph.; Railyn Elliott,
Riverside, jr.
HONORABLE MENTION
C Abby Hernandez, Riverside, sr.; IF JoJo Hernandez,
Riverside, fr.; IF Tyree Burke, Weston-McEwen, jr.; UT
Annalese Barnes, Echo/Stanfield, sr.
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