North Eugene 0 0 0  0 0 0  0 0 0  0 0 = 0 7 0
Marist             0 0 0  0 0 0  0 0 0  0 3 = 3 7 2

North Eugene - Andrew Moore, Garret Harpole (9) and Kyle Dehaven
Marist - Kevin Haskin, Will Bartlett (7), Jerry Rouleau (10) and Will Swindling

North Eugene
2B - Shaun Boehm, Corey Shuster

Marist
HR - Jake Britt
2B - Jake Britt
RBI - Jake Britt 3

The eighth, ninth and top of the order batters are retired and Kevin Haskin records his first strikeout of the game. Marist comes up to bat and Bennett Chiongbian sends a grounder right up the middle for a single after seven pitches. Ray Ferrari lays down a sacrafice bunt that advances Chiongbian to second. Moore steps it up and the next two batters strike out ending the bottom of the third inning. In the top of four, there were three North batters up and three North batters went down. For Marist, the next four batters came up and only one reached first base being hit by pitch. The next three North batters line out to second, strike out and ground out to second. The next three Marist batters ground out to third, ground out to the pitcher and strikes out. At the end of five, the score is still 0-0.

In the top of the sixth, if felt like both teams were sensing that one of the two teams were just about ready to break the game open. The first North batter was tagged out heading to first, the next batter, Toby Woods was plunked and was now on first, then Erik Long sent a short fly ball into right field. Could this be the break North was looking for to score some runs with runners on first and second? The next batter hits a grounder close to second base on the short stop side which Marist shortstop, Austin Baird, turned into a 6-4-3 double play ending the inning. The first Marist batter bunts foul on the third strike, one out. The next batter, Logan Silver gets walked after a full count but gets picked off first recording the second out. The third batter grounds out to North's Erik Long ending the sixth inning still in a 0-0 tie.

The seventh inning starts off with Shawn Boehm legging out a double that rockets down the third baseline. North has a runner in scoring position with no outs. Marist changes it up with Will Bartlett coming out of the bullpen relieving Kevin Haskin who gave up three hits, two Ks and no walks. On the third pitch, Garret Harpole flies a single to right moving Boehm to third. Now North has runners on first and third with no outs. The Highlanders are on the verge of scoring at least one run in the top of the seventh inning most likely ending the game. Bartlett steps up and gets a fly out to center, then strikes out the next two ending the inning and leaving a man on third. First up to bat in the bottom of the seventh is Will Swindling. After seeing the first strike go by, he hits a tall fly ball to right-center. Was it high enough, was it long enough, was it going to be the walk off solo homer to win the game? It seemed as if the ball was in the air for a long time and it was long enough for North's centerfielder, Ryan Delaney, to run to the fence, get a sense of where the fence was and time a perfect jump that snagged Swindling's homerun that was over the fence for out number one. Wow, what a defensive play! Even with the little sway back in North Eugene's favor, Jake Britt, who was 3 for 4 for the day, hits a single to left center. Britt was left on first when the next two Marist batters struck out and flied out to end the seventh inning. The score is still tied 0-0.

Now we are in extra innings with two teams battling it out defensively. The first two batters ground out to third and first respectively. The next third batter of the inning, Erik Long, is walked. Andrew Moore hits a seeing-eye single between first and second which advances Long to third. Then Shaun Boehm is hit by pitch. All of sudden a two-out inning turns into the bases being loaded and North ready to score. The next batter flies out to center to end the North Eugene threat. In the bottom of eight, Bennett Chiongbian gets a single from a fly to shallow left-center. The winning run is on first with no outs. Can Marist get the runner all the way around the bases? Then Ray Ferrari pushes a sacrafice bunt toward first, gets out but advances Chiongbian to second. The next batter, Matt Beattie, hits a ball on a line that was going over the centerfielder's head. The hit would more than likely score Chiongbian from second to end the game but Ryan Delaney reaches high with his glove as he is running toward the centerfield fence and snags the fly ball over his shoulder for his second spectacular catch of the game. Chiongbian does not advance and remains at second. Logan Silver, the next batter, is intentionally walked. Andrew Moore comes up with two pitches for strikes and gets a foul-tip for the third out. The first batter for North in the top of the ninth inning grounds out to short to start off the inning. The next batter, Chris Clayton, hits a routine fly ball to left field. For those of you who have played at Marist when the sun is setting through the trees on the Willamette River, know that the setting sun lines up perfectly in the eyesight of any left fielder. The shade of the trees were to the left and right of the Marist leftfielder but the sun shown right where the fly ball was hit. The ball's tragectory put it right in the direct sunlight for Marist's left fielder, Logan Silver, who amazingly got his glove up and on the ball but it bounced off his glove. Could this be the break North needed? After a couple of pitches, the next North batter hits a hard grounder to Matt Beattie on third which starts a 5-4-3 double play - ending the top of the ninth inning.

At the bottom of the ninth inning, Andrew Moore and Garret Harpole switch positions. Moore, who only gave up three hits, eight Ks, and two walks, is at third and Harpole is now pitching. North gets the first out with a grounder to the short stop. Jake Britt doubles to left field by hustling to get to second. The next batter grounds out but deep enough for Britt to advance to third. Harpole strikes out the next batter for the third out stranding the runner 90 feet from home. Corey Shuster leads off the 10th inning with a long double from new Marist pitcher Jerry Rouleau, relieving Bartlett who give up two hits, two Ks, and one walk over 2 2/3 innings. The winning run for North is on second. Unfortunately, the next three batters are retired with two ground outs and a flyout. On the other side of the inning, the first Marist batter flies out to center for the first out. Alex Torres subs in and comes up with a single that squeezes through short and third. The little advange is short lived when Marist hits a grounder to Erik Long at short to start a 6-4-3 double play for North to end the 10th inning. The battle is still tied 0-0.

Shaun Boehm leads off the eleventh inning with a fly single to left. The next batter flies out to center for the first out. Kyle Dehaven gets hit by pitch which puts runners on first and second. Then Rouleau gets the next North batter to hit a grounder to Inouye at second to start a 4-6-3 double play, Marist's fourth double play of the game, which ends the inning. Silver leads off with hard ground ball single to left field. Baird hits a fly to right field and far enough for Silver to tag-up and make it to second. Swindling is intentionally walked. Now, there are runners on first and second. After taking the North pitcher to a full count, Jake Britt hits a walk-off homer to right center scoring three Marist runs. Final score 3-0 Marist after eleven innings. A great battle between two great teams.

On the other side of the ball Kameron Bates set down the Lancers in the 1st 2 innings without any scoring. In the bottom of the 3rd the Lancers got busy. Murray reached on an error, a went to 2nd on a bad pickoff throw by the catcher. Leadoff batter Pomeroy drew a walk and then Chase Kearney singled to left to drive in Murray and Pomeroy also scored when the left-fielder over ran the ball and Kearney moved up to 2nd. DeZarn then drove one to deep left that the outfielder got a glove on but could not pull in and he was on base with a 2B and Kearney advanced to 3rd. It looked like Bates would escape without further damage when he K's Subway Jones, but Jordan Thompson hit a wedge shot up the 1st base line that landed just fair and drove in two more runs. Wallis followed with another base hit before a pop up to 1st ended the inning with the Lancers on top 4-0. After Lessel retired the Millers in order, Murray got the Lancers started again with a 1 out single, and then he gets credit for a steal when he was picked off 1st but beat the relay throw to 2nd. Pomeroy lines a single to left to send Murray to 3rd and moves in to 2nd when the throw in from the outfield goes to 3rd. Kearney follows that with a soft line drive to center for a base hit that scores two. A walk to Subway and a 2B down the line by Thompson scores 2 more and the Lancers are on top 8-0. Blaine Dudley comes on to pitch two scoreless innings for the Millers, but Lessel is too tough and the Lancers have a big win. Hitting stars for the Lancers include Pomeroy who went 1 for 2 with a pair of walks and 2 runs scored, Kearney who went 2 for 4 with 2 runs and 3 RBI and Thompson who went 2 for 2 with 4 RBI.

Sheldon  1 0 2 0 2 0 1 = 6 5 2
Marist        3 0 1 2 1 1 x = 8 8 3

Nielsen, M Lewis (4), Stiles (7) & Lewis and McDaniel
Eyeter and Swindling

2B - Sh D Herr, Cunningham
3B - M Inouye
RBI Sh - Stiles 3, Cunningham 2, Britt
        M -   Haskins 2, Beattie , Inouye, Silver, Eyster

Ryan Inouye 2 for 3 and a walk,
big hit rbi and scores run.

Zach Eyster 2 for 3, scores run,
pitches six innings, 4 hits, 5 k's, 1 walks.

Sheldon body surfs while
Marist slides past Irish, 8-6.

Marist Spartans 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 = 1    2 1
South Eugene    0 0 0 6 2 0 - =  8 11 2
WP: Joe Schindler, LP: Jerry Rouleau

3B SE Craid
HR SE Larson
RBI Mst Britt
        SE Craig 3, Schindler, Larson, Jack

Springfield 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 = 3 6 1
Marist          4 0 0 1 0 0 X = 5 8 1

Sp - Blaine Dudley and Ryan Helfrich
M - Keving Haskin, Will Bartlett (5) and Will Swindling

Sp - HR Kameron Bates
2B Malik Evans

M - HR Austin Baird, Will Swindling
2B Bennett Chiongbian

RBI - Sp - Kameron Bates 2
M - Austin Baird 2, Will Swindling, Zach Eyster

The first batter of the second inning for Springfield, Malik Evans hits a double to the warning track. Then Marist pitcher, Kevin Haskin, strikes out the next two and gets a ground out to short to end the inning. The next three Marist batters are retired which brings up the top of the third inning. TR Ralston hits a single to left, then Kameron Bates flies a homer to right center over the fence. Bates scores two making the score 4-2.

In the top of four, Springfield's Blaine Dudley singles to get on base and he scores one more run off a wild pitch. On the bottom of the fourth, Matt Beattie scores off an infield error. After a few more hits and strikeouts on both sides, the final score is 5-3 Marist.

Marist        0 0 1 6 2 0 0  =   9 10 3
Thurston  1  0 0 4 0 5 x  = 10 11 4

Eyster, Bartlett (4), Torres (6)& Swindling
Watson, Clift (5), TJ (7) & Goddard

2B M Eyster, Inouye
      T - Clift
HR - M Silver, Swindling
          T Drake, Urness, Clift
RBI - M Swindling 3, Chingbiong 2, Silver 2, Inouye, Eyster
         T - Urness 2, Clift 2, Drake, Hoover, Kopczenski

Joey Urness starts home run derby

Will Swindling being congratulated
after he hits 3 run laser guided dinger
in home run derby at Thurston

Stefan Drake participating in home run derby vs Marist

Marshfield 0 0 0 0 0 =   0 0 3
Marist         2 3 0 5 X = 10 4 1

Marshfield - Michael Benitez, Doug Molzahn (4) and Raymond Jones
Marist - Jerry Rouleau and Will Bartlett

Marshfield - 0 hits

Marist - HR - Ryan Inouye
2B - Austin Baird
RBI - Ryan Inouye 3, Austin Baird 2, Rouleau, Ferrari

Haskin, Bartlett(5) and Swindling
Martinez, Smith(4) and Kearney
WP Haskin
LP Martinez
Save Bartlett

2B Marist Britt 2
Churchill Pomeroy, DeZarn, Arruda, Stolarczyk
RBI Marist Britt 2, Haskin Baird
Churchill Pomeroy, DeZarn