Whitworth Topples Pacific To Cap Sweep
Baseball/softball
Jason Tracy, backed by a 12-hit attack, pitched Whitworth to a 9-5 Northwest Conference of Independent Colleges baseball win over Pacific on Monday in Forest Grove, Ore.
Tracy scattered nine hits, struck out one and left eight Boxers on base as the Pirates (12-15, 10-2 NCIC) won the makeup game to complete a sweep of a three-game visit.
Eric Brown’s two-run double highlighted a five-run third inning. He finished with three RBIs. Jack Arthaud, who had driven in three runs in the first game of a doubleheader sweep Sunday, delivered two more. And Jason Francek amassed four singles to cap an 8-for-13 series.
Whitworth 9, Pacific 5
Whit 005 112 000 - 9 12 1
Pacific 011 002 001 - 5 9 4
Tracy and Schuerman; Southwell, Brown (6), Taura (7) and Andrews. W-Tracy. L-Southwell.
HITS: Whitworth-Saldin, Arthaud, Francek 4, Bishop, Wendt, Brown 2, Swan 2. Pacific-Hubka, Meyer, Lebreton, Taura, Lower 2, Berent, Arruda, Kelly. 2B-Brown, Kelly.
Frontier baseball
East Valley 12, Pullman 3
Bill Tincup went 3 for 4 with a three-run home run in a decisive eight-run sixth inning as the Knights (5-6) overpowered the Greyhounds (3-7).
All eight runs in the inning were unearned as EV capitalized on five Pullman errors for 10 unearned runs.
Pullman 000 020 1 - 3 5 5
E.Valley 100 308 x - 12 6 2
Burns, Linehan (6), Meyer (6) and Hobbs; Lamarche and Morgan. W-Lamarche (4-3). L-Burns (0-2).
HITS: Pullman-Linehan, Chamberlain, Cummings, Meyer, Burns. East Valley-Tincup 3, Lamarche 2, Ferguson. 2B-Chamberlain, Burns, Tincup, Lamarche, Ferguson. HR-Tincup.
Clarkston 14, Riverside 6
Both teams made the most of their hits as the Bantams (6-4), who got a three-run homer from J.D. Burns, outscored the Rams (1-8) in Riverside.
Clarkston 054 131 0 - 14 8 2
Riverside 000 104 1 - 6 4 8
Flerchinger and Lammerding; Morrow, Vangrimbergen (5) and Vanatter. W-Flerchinger. L-Morrow.
HITS: Clarkston-Romesburg 2, Burns, McCall, Lammerding, Larsen 2, Neilson. Riverside-Deleo, Schurtz 2, Lee. 2B-Schurtz, Lammerding. HR- Burns.
West Valley 10-1, Colville 8-3
The Eagles had a 19-12 margin in hits in the two games but split with the visiting Indians.
In the opener, Beau Macarty had three RBIs and Jason Phillipe a three-run homer for WV (5-6). Phillipe pitched a four-hitter in a losing cause in the nightcap, striking out six. Brady Noble had a key double for the Indians.
Colville 102 000 5 - 8 8 2
W.Valley 0(10)0 000 x - 10 13 5
Spears, Clauser (3), Meinhold (6) and Noble; Hall and Lawler. W-Hall (3-1). L-Spears.
HITS: Colville - Fox, Noble 2, Salina 2, McGlothern, Meinhold, Wartner. West Valley - Hilsbeck 2, Isherwood 2, Brown 3, Macarty 2, Phillipe, Risley 2, Howe 2. 2B-Salina, Hilsbeck, Brown 2, Macarty, Risley. 3B-Noble, Howe. HR- Phillipe.
Colville 030 000 0 - 3 4 1
W.Valley 010 000 0 - 1 6 2
Watkins and Noble; Phillipe and Lawler. W-Watkins. L-Phillipe (1-3).
HITS: Colville - Noble, Salina, McGlothern, Ortner. West Valley - Hilsbeck, Isherwood, Lawler, Brown, Phillipe, Risley. 2B-Noble, Isherwood, Lawler, Brown. 3B-Ortner.
Northeast A softball
Kette Falls 14-11, Lakeside 1-0
Rachael Kinservik of Kettle Falls pitched a no-hitter in the second game of the Bulldogs’ sweep at Lakeside. In throwing her first NEA no-hitter, the sophomore struck out four. She also batted 3 for 5 as KF improved to 6-0. Lakeside is 1-5.
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