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WED., 07-11 BASEBALL RESULTS

July 12, 2012
Northwest Montana A Conference



 

McLean, Eaves pitch gems in sweep

 

 

Posted: Thursday, July 12, 2012 12:18 am | Updated: 12:24 am, Thu Jul 12, 2012.

Kalispell Lakers AA pitchers Matt McLean and Dillon Eaves combined for 26 strikeouts in a two-game sweep of Lethbridge  at Griffin Field on Wednesday. 

McLean started the action in the first game with a superb showing on the mound. He held the Elks to two runs in the game, allowing just six hits while striking out 15 batters and walking two. 

The Lakers backed him up on offense, scoring twice in the first inning while answering Lethbridge rallies with runs in the third and sixth to ride to a 4-2 win. Four different Kalispell batters had an RBI in the game.

In the nightcap, Dillon Eaves held the Elks scoreless through the first six innings, allowing Kalispell to stroll to a 5-2 victory. Eaves gave up just four hits in the complete game outing, striking out 11 and walking four. 

Sean O’Connell hit a home run and batted in two runs and Dillon Matteson hit for a double and three RBIs to lead the Lakers.

“Our top two (pitchers) were tremendous today,” Lakers coach Ryan Malmin said. “They pounded the zone with all their pitches and allowed us to play defense behind them. It was great to see those kids come out and compete, keep their composure and challenge hitters.”

The wins brought the Lakers back to .500 in conference (9-9 Western AA, 25-18 overall). They have a five game series with Medicine Hat next.

 

Lakers 4, Elks 2

Lethbridge  010  010  0  —  2  6  2

Kalispell  201  001  x  —  4  9  0

Braeden Heyland and Trevor Sakatch. Matt McLean and Kendrick Lee. W — McLean. L — Heyland.

LETHBRIDGE — Jack McDonald 1-4, Blair Balog 0-4, Heyland 1-3, Sakatch 1-3, Ren Visser 1-3, Brock Groves 1-2, Jordan Chirakawa 0-3, Tanner Layton 0-2, Drew Herauf 1-3. 

2B — McDonald, Groves. RBI — McDonald, Groves.

KALISPELL — Lee 0-4, Dillon Matteson 2-3, Sean O’Connell 1-3, Dillon Eaves 2-3, Adam Frandsen 2-3, Cody Dopps 0-3, Charlie Obermiller 0-3, Nate Bengston 1-3, Jake Johnson 1-3.

2B — O’Connell. RBI — O’Connell, Eaves, Frandsen, Bengston.

 

Lakers 5, Elks 2

Lethbridge  000  000  2  —  2  4  2

Kalispell  101  021  x  —  5  9  2

Groves, Ryan Kiczula (6) and McDonald. Eaves and Lee. W — Eaves. L — Groves.

LETHBRIDGE — McDonald 1-4, Balog 0-3, Heyland 1-3, Sakatch 1-4, Visser 0-3, Chirakawa 0-3, Justin Sturm 1-3, Layton 0-2, Herauf 1-3.

2B — Sakatch, Sturm. RBI — Balog.

KALISPELL — Lee 0-1, Matteson 3-4, O’Connell 2-4, Eaves 1-4, Frandsen 0-3, Dopps 0-3, Obermiller 0-3, Bengston 2-3, Johnson 1-3.

2B — Matteson, Bengston. HR — O’Connell. RBI — Matteson (3), O’Connell (2).

 

Libby piles on runs in sweep of Kootenai Valley

 

Posted: Thursday, July 12, 2012 12:22 am

LIBBY — The Libby Loggers rebounded from a tough loss to Kootenai Valley on Tuesday by sweeping the Rangers in a doubleheader on Wednesday. 

The Loggers hot out to fast starts in both games, scoring three runs in the first inning of both games. That was all the support pitchers Jared Winslow and Will Reichel needed, shutting down the Rangers in both contests.

Winslow allowed just six hits while throwing 15 strikeouts in the opening 9-2 win for Libby. He also went 2 for 4 with two RBIs from the plate. Luke Haggerty led the Loggers with a double and three RBIs.

In the nightcap, Reichel allowed just three hits and one run, striking out five batters in Libby’s 11-1 win. He held the Rangers scoreless until the fifth inning, when Kootenai Valley was able to rally for a late run. 

“I’m happy with the way they responded after a tough one yesterday,” Libby coach Kelly Morford said. “Jared and Will both threw great games for us.”

“It was the best all around effort we’ve had all season. We had good defensive plays and pitched and hit the ball really well.” 

The teams both host doubleheaders against teh Bitterroot Red Sox next, Libby on Friday and Kootenai Valley on Saturday.

 

Loggers 9, Rangers 2

Kootenai Valley  001  010  0  —  2  6  3

Libby  310  500  x  —  9  11  1

Kade Davis, RJ Glover (2) and Gallen Sullivan. Jared Winslow and Micah Germany. W — Winslow. L — Davis.

KOOTENAI VALLEY — CJ Henrie 1-3, Bryton Guckenberg 3-3, Ryan Holder 1-3, Davis 0-2, Austin Perez 0-1, Dalton Smith 0-3, Nick Rackley 0-3, Glover 0-3, Mark Good 0-3, Sullivan 1-3.

2B — Guckenberg; RBI — Guckenberg.

LIBBY — Luke Haggerty 1-3, Will Reichel 1-3, Winslow 2-4, Germany 3-4, Oliver Gruphehoff 1-3, Andrew Haggerty 0-4, Josh Foote 2-3, Matt Willis 0-2, Issac Jones 1-1, Cameron Burkes 0-0.

2B — L. Haggerty; RBI — L. Haggerty (3), Winslow (2), Reichel, Germany, A. Haggerty.

 

Loggers 11, Rangers 1

Kootenai Valley  000  01  —  1  3  3

Libby   302  6x  —  11  7  1

Guckenberg, Good (4) and Sullivan. Reichel and Gruphenhoff. W — Reichel. L — Guckenberg.

KOOTENAI VALLEY — Henrie 0-2, Guckenberg 1-3, Holder 0-2, Sullivan 0-3, Smith 1-3, Rackley 1-2, Glover 0-1, Good 0-1, Perez 0-2.

HR — Guckenberg; RBI — Guckenberg.

LIBBY — L. Haggerty 1-2, Reichel 0-3, Winslow 2-3, Germany 1-3, Gruphenhoff 1-2, A. Haggerty 0-2, Foote 1-1, Willis 1-2, Collin Johnson 0-1.

2B — Winslow (2), Germany; RBI — Winslow (2), Germany (2), Gruphenhoff (2), Foote (2), Willis, Johnson.

 

Nogle, Phillips push Bucs past Mariners

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FLORENCE – The Bitterroot Bucs swept the Mission Valley Mariners in a Class A American Legion doubleheader on Wednesday, winning the first seven-inning contest 11-10 and the second 4-3.

In the opener, Austin Nogle went 3 for 4, driving in two runs for the Bucs.

Riley Phillips went 2 for 3 with a game-tying RBI in the seventh.

Jacob Young finished 4 for 4 for the Mariners with four RBIs.

In the second game, which went to nine innings, Noah Baney pitched a complete game for the Bucs, striking out two batters and giving up six hits.

Tyler Thorson, Jared Schultz and Brad Schaff all had RBIs in a three-run fifth for the Bucs.

Justin Medlin had a walk-off RBI bunt in the ninth.

Robbie Gauchier went 2 for 4 with an RBI for the Mariners.

The Bucs move on to play in the Class A Missoula Mavericks’ tournament, which starts on Friday.

The Mariners play the Class A Glacier Twins on Saturday at home.

First game

Miss.Valley 301 030 3 – 10 11 2

Bucs 202 016 x – 11 11 2

Nick Crawford, Cole McArthur (6) and Jack Humphreys. Jared Schultz, Austin Nogle (6), Riley Phillips (7) and Kadin Beller. W – Nogle. L – Crawford.

Second game

Miss.Valley 001 110 000 – 3 6 3

Bucs 000 030 001 – 4 3 4

Justin Evertz, Robbie Gauchier (9) and Jack Humphreys. Noah Baney and Beller. W – Baney. L – Gauchier.

Libby sweeps Kootenai Valley

At Libby, the Libby Loggers took a pair of seven-inning American Legion baseball games against the Kootenai Valley Rangers, the first 9-2 and the second 11-1.

The second game was called in the fifth due to the 10-run margin rule.

Jared Winslow pitched a complete game in the opener, striking out 15 hitters and giving up two runs.

Micah Germany went 3 for 4 for Loggers, driving in a run.

Luke Haggerty went 1 for 3 with three RBIs.

Bryton Guckenberg was 3 for 3 with an RBI for the Rangers.

In the nightcap, Will Reichel went the distance on the hill for the Loggers, recording five strikeouts and giving up one run.

Winslow went 2 for 3 and drove in two runs for the Loggers. Josh Foote finished 1 for 1 with two RBIs.

Guckenberg had the lone RBI for the Rangers.

First game

K.Valley 001 010 0 – 2 6 3

Libby 310 500 x – 9 11 1

Kade Davis, RJ Glover (2) and Gallen Sullivan. Jared Winslow and Micah Germany. W – Winslow. L – Davis.

Second game

K.Valley 000 01 – 1 3 3

Libby 302 6x – 11 7 1

Bryton Guckenberg, Mark Good (3) and Sullivan. Will Reichel and Germany. W – Reichel. L – Guckenberg.

Kalispell sweeps Lethbridge

At Kalispell, the Kalispell Lakers swept Lethbridge, Alberta, by scores of 4-2 and 5-2.

In the opener, Adam Frandsen and Dillon Eaves each went 2 for 3 with an RBI for the Lakers.

Jake McDonald and Brock Groves each drove in a run for the Elks.

In the second game, Dillon Eaves pitched a complete game for the Lakers, giving up two runs.

Dillon Matteson went 3 for 4 for Kalispell with three RBIs.

Sean O’Connell went 2 for 4 with a home run.

Blair Balog had the lone RBI for Lethbridge.

First game

Lethbridge 010 010 0 – 2 6 2

Kalispell 201 001 x – 4 9 0

Braeden Heyland and Trevor Sakatch. Matt McLean and Kendrick Lee. W – McLean. L – Heyland

Lethbridge – Jack McDonald 1-4, Blair Balog 0-4, Heyland 1-3, Sakatch 1-3, Ren Visser 1-3, Brock Groves 1-2, Jordan Chirakawa 0-3, Tanner Layton 0-2, Drew Herauf 1-3

Kalispell – Lee 0-4, Dillon Matteson 2-3, Sean O’Connell 1-3, Dillon Eaves 2-3, Adam Frandsen 2-3, Cody Dopps 0-3, Charlie Obermiller 0-3, Nate Bengston 1-3, Jake Johnson 1-3

2B – McDonald, Groves, O’Connell. RBIs – McDonald, Groves, O’Connell, Eaves, Frandsen, Bengston.

Second game

Lethbridge 000 000 2 – 2 4 2

Kalispell 101 021 x – 5 9 2

Groves, Ryan Kiczula (6) and McDonald. Eaves and Lee. W – Eaves. L – Groves

Lethbridge – McDonald 1-4, Balog 0-3, Heyland 1-3, Sakatch 1-4, Visser 0-3, Chirakawa 0-3, Justin Sturm 1-3, Layton 0-2, Herauf 1-3.

Kalispell – Lee 0-1, Matteson 3-4, O’Connell 2-4, Eaves 1-4, Frandsen 0-3, Dopps 0-3, Obermiller 0-3, Bengston 2-3, Johnson 1-3

2B – Sakatch, Sturm, Matteson, Bengston. HR – O’Connell. RBIs – Balog, Matteson 3, O’Connell 2.


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