Kylie Thomas blasted a three-run walk-off dwelling run as Heritage beat Battle Floor 5-4 on Tuesday in a battle of groups that reached final 12 months’s state playoffs.
Trailing 4-2, Heritage noticed Skyler Jones and Jaila Ellis single to guide off the underside of the seventh. Thomas, a sophomore catcher, then blasted a 1-1 pitch over the correct area fence.
Ellis had 10 strikeouts and one stroll, permitting 5 hits over seven innings for Heritage (4-1).
After permitting two runs within the first, Battle Floor pitcher Mika Concannon adopted with 5 shutout innings. The Tigers (3-2) took a 3-2 lead with three runs within the fifth inning and added an insurance coverage run on Seyah Lindersmith’s RBI double within the sixth.
Henthorn pitches, hits Mark Morris over Ridgefield
Makenzie Henthorn pitched a one-hitter and likewise hit a three-run homer as Mark Morris softball beat Ridgefield 4-2.
A current Montana commit, Henthorn had eight strikeouts and one stroll because the Monarchs gained a conflict between final 12 months’s 2A GSHL co-champions.
Tava Whitlow and Charlie Harris scored within the high of the primary for Ridgefield (4-1).
Mark Morris (3-0) scored all its runs within the backside of the third, with Henthorn’s one-out blast on a full depend being the decisive hit.
Columbia River baseball edges Skyview
Harrison Hoffarth pitched a two-hitter and Zach Sims singled dwelling the go-ahead run within the backside of the sixth as Columbia River beat Skyview 2-1.
Luke Jenisch reached third base with no out, solely to see the subsequent two Rapids batters strike out. However Sims hit a tough grounder towards shortstop for his second hit of the day.
Hoffarth retired 9 of the final 10 batters after Kyle Harker pulled Skyview even with an RBI single within the fifth.
Hoffarth had 9 strikeouts and no walks, needing 86 pitches to go the space for the Rapids (3-2).
Jacob Griffith and Jase Wong mixed to permit simply 4 hits for Skyview (2-2).
Evergreen clips Prairie, 2-1
Malachi Lewis singled dwelling the profitable run within the backside of the seventh as Evergreen baseball topped Prairie 2-1.
Held to 1 hit over six innings, Evergreen started the seventh with consecutive singles by Elijah Braker, Jeremiah White and Jayson Whedon. Ammon Livingston then drew a bases-loaded stroll.
Ryno Catabay had 10 strikeouts, permitting 4 hits and no walks over seven innings. Evergreen (4-1) avenged a 12-0 loss to Prairie on Monday in every workforce’s 3A Larger St. Helens League opener.
Michael Rovig allowed one hit, one stroll and struck out 9 over 5 innings for Prairie (1-2).
