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scored in the fi fth inning to give Cottage Grove
a 4-1 lead.
But Elmira quickly erased that defi cit in the bot-
tom of the fi fth inning. Mason Walker led off with
a triple, and Clarke brought him in with an RBI
single. Two batters later, Chad Estrella took Olli-
vant over the left-fi eld fence for a two-run homer.
In seven innings of work, Ollivant thew eight
strikeouts, allowed seven hits and no walks. For
Elmira, starter Levi Wahl threw four strikeouts
and allow seven hits in four innings.
Despite giving up the three-run lead, and not
being able to capitalize with the bases loaded in
the top of the seventh, Geiszler said he has seen a
lot of progress from the group since the beginning
of the summer season.
“I just see a little more confi dence as we go
along. When the game’s moving they’re starting
to react instead of standing around or not knowing
where to go,” he said.
The Lions have a completely different look
from the team that last took the fi eld for the fi nal
ter next year,” he said.
Geiszler said that senior Kaleb Mallory and
Cross, a junior, have especially thrived with ex-
panded roles.
“Those guys have fi lled in really well,” he said.
“Kaleb could start and be a huge factor for us next
year. And the good thing about Jaace is that he
wants to catch, and we didn’t have that last year.
He’s very coachable and wants to get better.”
varsity game in May. Gone are three graduated
seniors; Lucas Ward and Payton Presley are play-
ing Legion Baseball, and on average, 3-4 more
players are missing from each game due to other
summer confl icts. But Geiszler said that he is still
very pleased with the turnout — about 19 kids per
game — and the opportunities to see what others
can do when given the opportunity to play.
“You kind of feel like you’re starting over, es-
pecially when you have so many incoming fresh-
men, because you’re reteaching a lot of things,
but thats good. That’s only going to make us bet-
Up next: Cottage Grove hosts Junction City to-
day at 6 p.m.
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