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McMINNVILLE — Roseburg High’s softball team dropped its season opener Wednesday, as McMinnville scored the winning run on an error with two outs in the bottom of the eighth inning for a 1-0 victory.
The non-league contest turned into a pitcher’s duel between senior Mikayla Endicott of Roseburg and junior Anna Bertrand of McMinnville — both first-team all-state selections in 2007.
Endicott allowed three hits, striking out 16 and walking one. Bertrand gave up two hits, with nine strikeouts and three walks.
In the eighth, the Grizzlies’ Jordan Williams led off with a single and stole second. Endicott retired the next two batters on strikeouts, then Williams attempted to steal third. The throw skipped off the glove of Roseburg shortstop Crysta Conn and Williams came home with the only run of the game.
Roseburg’s only hits were a fifth inning double by Kendra George and a sixth inning single by Alyssa Desbiens. The Indians loaded the bases with no outs in the top of the fifth, but couldn’t score as a failed squeeze play and two strikeouts ended the rally.
“We have to take advantage of our opportunities,” said Roseburg coach Tony Campos. “We have to put the ball in play. The conditions weren’t the greatest ... it rained the whole game, but we played pretty well. They just got a break and we didn’t.
“Mac (Endicott) pitched a very good game. McMinnville is a good team and facing better teams will help us. This will give us a wakeup call to work harder.”
The Indians will be in Springfield Friday to play Thurston in a non-league game.
Roseburg 000 000 00 — 0 2 1
McMinnville 000 000 01 — 1 3 0
Endicott and Walker. Bertrand and Robins. WP — Bertrand (1-0). LP — Endicott (0-1). 2B — George (R), Doran (M).
The non-league contest turned into a pitcher’s duel between senior Mikayla Endicott of Roseburg and junior Anna Bertrand of McMinnville — both first-team all-state selections in 2007.
Endicott allowed three hits, striking out 16 and walking one. Bertrand gave up two hits, with nine strikeouts and three walks.
In the eighth, the Grizzlies’ Jordan Williams led off with a single and stole second. Endicott retired the next two batters on strikeouts, then Williams attempted to steal third. The throw skipped off the glove of Roseburg shortstop Crysta Conn and Williams came home with the only run of the game.
Roseburg’s only hits were a fifth inning double by Kendra George and a sixth inning single by Alyssa Desbiens. The Indians loaded the bases with no outs in the top of the fifth, but couldn’t score as a failed squeeze play and two strikeouts ended the rally.
“We have to take advantage of our opportunities,” said Roseburg coach Tony Campos. “We have to put the ball in play. The conditions weren’t the greatest ... it rained the whole game, but we played pretty well. They just got a break and we didn’t.
“Mac (Endicott) pitched a very good game. McMinnville is a good team and facing better teams will help us. This will give us a wakeup call to work harder.”
The Indians will be in Springfield Friday to play Thurston in a non-league game.
Roseburg 000 000 00 — 0 2 1
McMinnville 000 000 01 — 1 3 0
Endicott and Walker. Bertrand and Robins. WP — Bertrand (1-0). LP — Endicott (0-1). 2B — George (R), Doran (M).
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Yoncalla 15
Central Linn 7</b>
YONCALLA — Yoncalla’s 12-run fifth inning blew Central Linn out of the park in a non-league game. The Eagles trailed 7-3 heading into the inning, but nearly batted around twice.
“It was an explosive inning,” Yoncalla coach J.J. Mast said. “It was starting to get dark and we needed some bats to get going and 1-through-9 responded.”
Kyle Arter hit three doubles, drove in four runs and scored twice. Heath Anson picked up the win on the mound and Aaron Kingery pitched two spotless innings of relief.
The Eagles (1-1) host McKenzie on Friday.
Central Linn 200 050 0 — 7 9 6
Yoncalla 001 2(12)0 x — 15 13 4
Manning, Conrad (3), Zoon (5) and Kayner. Anson, Kingery (6) and Arter, Graham (5), Anson (6). WP — Anson (1-0). LP — Zoon. 2B — Arter 3 (Yon).
<b>Reedsport 6
Oakland 3</b>
REEDSPORT — Taylor Palermo pitched a complete-game two-hitter as Class 3A Reedsport beat 2A Oakland in a non-league game Wednesday.
Palermo threw 77 pitches, striking out six batters and walking none. All of the Oakers’ runs were unearned.
“Taylor kept them off balance,” Reedsport coach Todd Harrington said. “As a team, we moved it around pretty good and made some plays in the infield and got a lot of groundball outs.”
Reedsport’s David King finished 4-for-4 with two doubles and two RBIs. Alex Teitjen went 2-for-2 with a double and an RBI, and Gunnar Kaufmann was 1-for-2 with a double and RBI.
Reedsport (1-0) made seven errors in the game, while Oakland committed three.
The Braves host Taft Friday in a non-league contest.
Oakland 011 010 0 — 3 2 3
Reedsport 122 100 0 — 6 11 7
Perry, Baker (3), Goodman (5), Mathis (7) and Sweeden. Palermo and King. WP — Palermo (1-0). LP — Perry (0-1). 2B — King 2 (R), Teitjen (R), Kaufmann (R).
<b>TENNIS</b>
Roseburg girls get wins over Pirates, North Bend
COOS BAY — The Roseburg High girls tennis team picked up a pair of non-conference dual meet wins on Wednesday, winning 7-1 at North Bend and prevailing 7-1 over Marshfield at Southwestern Oregon Community College.
The Indian’s top two doubles teams of Gillian Bentley-Corinne Borrelli and Jennifer Abel-Kayla Hall each won a pair of matches. In singles, Laura Laswell won two matches.
“I was impressed,” Roseburg coach Kevin Borrelli said of his team’s performance. “I’m emphasizing net play and being aggressive, and the girls were aggressive at the net.”
Roseburg will be in Springfield on Friday to face Thurston, beginning at 4 p.m.
<b>ROSEBURG 7, NORTH BEND 1</b>
SINGLES — Amanda Keith, NB, def. Andi Gingery, R, 6-3, 2-6, 6-3; Katie Ohlsen, R, def. Kaja Gresko, NB, 7-6, 6-3; Laura Laswell, R, def. Camille Deming, NB, 6-1, 6-2; Sarah Brady, R, def. Erica Woomer, NB, 6-0, 6-0.
DOUBLES — Gillian Bentley-Corinne Borrelli, R, def. Amanda Fowler-Andrea Tison, NB, 6-0, 6-2; Jennifer Abel-Kayla Hall, R, def. Gwen Rogers-Keendra Rodriquez, NB, 6-1, 6-0; Anna Palotai-Amber Knight, R, def. Lisa Wiggins-Brianna Blazer, NB, 6-0, 6-1; Ashley Clarke-Leah Alliman, R, def. Amanda Lee-Kaitlin Kirkeby, NB, 6-1, 6-1.
<b>ROSEBURG 7, MARSHFIELD 1</b>
SINGLES — Nicole Zyta, M, def. Katie Ohlsen, R, 6-1, 6-3; Andi Gingery, R, def. Jannicke Weddegard, M, 6-0, 6-1; Laura Laswell, R, def. Dana Weise, M, 6-1, 6-0; Shelby Roth, R, def. Jessica Hernandez, M, 6-3, 6-0.
DOUBLES — Gillian Bentley-Corinne Borrelli, R, def. Anna Beer-Martina Schidhler, M, 6-1, 6-1; Jennifer Abel-Kayla Hall, R, def. Mallory Crane-Brittany Morris, M, 6-0, 6-1; Anna Palotai-Amber Knight, R, def. Katlyn Richmond-Amber Owen, M, 6-0, 6-3; Ashley Clarke-Leah Alliman, R, def. Rhae Norton-Brittany Kelly, M, 6-0, 6-0.
<b>TRACK AND FIELD</b>
Four CCA relay teams place at Crusader Relays
MEDFORD — Canyonville Christian’s Kim Stalford won the javelin with a throw of 111 feet, 7 inches at the Crusader Relays, while four Pilot relay teams placed in the top eight.
CCA’s girls sprint medley team placed fourth (2:11.8) and 4x100 relay was fifth (58.30).
On the boys’ side, the Pilots were sixth in the sprint medley (1:59.5) and seventh in the 4x100 (51.9). Kan Kim was fourth in the high jump (5-0) and Stanley Hsu was fifth in the triple jump (34-1/2).
<b>D.C. boys, Riddle girls do well at No Wimps Meet</b>
RIDDLE — Days Creek’s Willy Johnson and Travis Full each won three events at the No Wimps Meet on Tuesday.
Johnson won the shot put, discus and 100-meter dash while Fuller was tops in the high and triple jumps and 800.
On the girls’ side, Riddle’s Ruth Merrill won two throwing events Mel Gianotti swept the 100 and 200.
Camas Valley’s Lisa Ferrara (800 and 1,500) and Days Creek’s Olivia Golemon (triple jump and 100 hurdles) were other double winners.
<b>BOYS</b>
SHOT PUT — 1, Willy Johnson, DC, 44-6; 2, Mason Lieuallen, Pow, 37-7; 3, Aaron Stotler, CV, 28-11. DISCUS — 1, Willy Johnson, DC, 158-6; 2, Andrew Quinn, DC, 94-0; 3, Mason Lieuallen, Pow, 93-10. JAVELIN — 1, Kyle Blanton, Pow, 126-1; 2, Mason Lieuallen, Pow, 124-2; 3, Aaron Stotler, CV, 103-1. HIGH JUMP — 1, Travis Fuller, DC, 5-10; 2, Kyle Blanton, Pow, 5-8; 3, Winston Krauss, Pow, 4-7. LONG JUMP — 1, Kyle Blanton, Pow, 17-11; 2, Isaiyah Kovachy, DC, 15-11; 3, Kurt Dever, CV, 15-9. TRIPLE JUMP — 1, Travis Fuller, DC, 38-8 1/2; 2, Kasey Dunn, DC, 37-1; 3, Kurt Dever, CV, 31-7.
110 HURDLES — 1, Isaiyah Kovachy, DC, 18.21; 2, Kasey Dunn, DC, 21.43. 300 HURDLES — 1, Kasey Dunn, DC, 46.29; 2, Isaiyah Kovachy, DC, 47.69. 100 — 1, Willy Johnson, DC, 12.41; 2, Winston Krauss, Pow, 12.44; 3, Joseph Carnes, DC, 12.88. 200 — 1, Tyrel Ott, DC, 26.93; 2, Andrew Quinn, DC, 27.03; 3, Thomas Wagner, Pow, 29.53. 400 — 1, Thomas Wagner, Pow, 1:03.78; 2, Rob Bixby, Rid, 1:05.94. 800 — 1, Travis Fuller, DC, 2:22.7. 1,500 — 1, Rob Bixby, Rid, 5:19; 2, Jonathan Holland, Pow, 6:42. 3000 — 1, Winston Krauss, Pow, 12:30; 2, Christopher Schneider, Rid, 12:44; 3, Michael Doyle, Rid, 13:37. 4x100 RELAY — 1, Days Creek (Kovachy, Johnson, Dunn, Quinn), 50.24.
<b>GIRLS</b>
SHOT PUT — 1, Ruth Merrill, Rid, 29-1; 2, Christina Carter, CV, 28-8; 3, Nicole Bittner, Pow, 26-6. DISCUS — 1, Ruth Merrill, Rid, 75-6; 2, Christina Carter, CV, 74-3; 3, Caity Cronquist, Rid, 73-5. JAVELIN — 1, Cerria Gibson, CV, 96-1; 2, Ruth Merrill, Rid, 87-7; 3, Haley Patterson, Pow, 86-4. HIGH JUMP — 1, Mel Gianotti, Rid, 4-2. LONG JUMP — 1, Chelsie Standley, Pow, 14-1; 2, Olivia Golemon, DC, 13-7; 3, Cassie Pierce, CV, 13-4. TRIPLE JUMP — 1, Olivia Golemon, DC, 29-8 1/2; 2, Cassie Pierce, CV, 26-9 1/2.
100 HURDLES — 1, Olivia Golemon, DC, 18.75; 2, Abiyah Watkins, DC, 21.35; 3, Makaila Pickett, DC, 23.16. 300 HURDLES — 1, Abiyah Watkins, DC, 1:00.0. 100 —1, Mel Gianotti, Rid, 14.25; 2, Bekka Killcy, Rid, 15.13; 3, Jessica Stanfill, DC, 15.72. 200 — 1, Chelsie Standley, Pow, 30.4; Bekka Killcy, Rid, 33.78. 400 — 1, Chelsie Standley, Pow, 1:09.06. 800 — 1, Lisa Ferrara, CV, 2:54.3. 1,500 — 1, Lisa Ferrara, CV, 6:15. 3000 — 1, Bre Butler, Rid, 16:08. 4x100 RELAY — 1, Days Creek (Golemon, Stanfill, Watkins, Pickett), 58.66; 2, Riddle, 59.50.
Yoncalla 15
Central Linn 7</b>
YONCALLA — Yoncalla’s 12-run fifth inning blew Central Linn out of the park in a non-league game. The Eagles trailed 7-3 heading into the inning, but nearly batted around twice.
“It was an explosive inning,” Yoncalla coach J.J. Mast said. “It was starting to get dark and we needed some bats to get going and 1-through-9 responded.”
Kyle Arter hit three doubles, drove in four runs and scored twice. Heath Anson picked up the win on the mound and Aaron Kingery pitched two spotless innings of relief.
The Eagles (1-1) host McKenzie on Friday.
Central Linn 200 050 0 — 7 9 6
Yoncalla 001 2(12)0 x — 15 13 4
Manning, Conrad (3), Zoon (5) and Kayner. Anson, Kingery (6) and Arter, Graham (5), Anson (6). WP — Anson (1-0). LP — Zoon. 2B — Arter 3 (Yon).
<b>Reedsport 6
Oakland 3</b>
REEDSPORT — Taylor Palermo pitched a complete-game two-hitter as Class 3A Reedsport beat 2A Oakland in a non-league game Wednesday.
Palermo threw 77 pitches, striking out six batters and walking none. All of the Oakers’ runs were unearned.
“Taylor kept them off balance,” Reedsport coach Todd Harrington said. “As a team, we moved it around pretty good and made some plays in the infield and got a lot of groundball outs.”
Reedsport’s David King finished 4-for-4 with two doubles and two RBIs. Alex Teitjen went 2-for-2 with a double and an RBI, and Gunnar Kaufmann was 1-for-2 with a double and RBI.
Reedsport (1-0) made seven errors in the game, while Oakland committed three.
The Braves host Taft Friday in a non-league contest.
Oakland 011 010 0 — 3 2 3
Reedsport 122 100 0 — 6 11 7
Perry, Baker (3), Goodman (5), Mathis (7) and Sweeden. Palermo and King. WP — Palermo (1-0). LP — Perry (0-1). 2B — King 2 (R), Teitjen (R), Kaufmann (R).
<b>TENNIS</b>
Roseburg girls get wins over Pirates, North Bend
COOS BAY — The Roseburg High girls tennis team picked up a pair of non-conference dual meet wins on Wednesday, winning 7-1 at North Bend and prevailing 7-1 over Marshfield at Southwestern Oregon Community College.
The Indian’s top two doubles teams of Gillian Bentley-Corinne Borrelli and Jennifer Abel-Kayla Hall each won a pair of matches. In singles, Laura Laswell won two matches.
“I was impressed,” Roseburg coach Kevin Borrelli said of his team’s performance. “I’m emphasizing net play and being aggressive, and the girls were aggressive at the net.”
Roseburg will be in Springfield on Friday to face Thurston, beginning at 4 p.m.
<b>ROSEBURG 7, NORTH BEND 1</b>
SINGLES — Amanda Keith, NB, def. Andi Gingery, R, 6-3, 2-6, 6-3; Katie Ohlsen, R, def. Kaja Gresko, NB, 7-6, 6-3; Laura Laswell, R, def. Camille Deming, NB, 6-1, 6-2; Sarah Brady, R, def. Erica Woomer, NB, 6-0, 6-0.
DOUBLES — Gillian Bentley-Corinne Borrelli, R, def. Amanda Fowler-Andrea Tison, NB, 6-0, 6-2; Jennifer Abel-Kayla Hall, R, def. Gwen Rogers-Keendra Rodriquez, NB, 6-1, 6-0; Anna Palotai-Amber Knight, R, def. Lisa Wiggins-Brianna Blazer, NB, 6-0, 6-1; Ashley Clarke-Leah Alliman, R, def. Amanda Lee-Kaitlin Kirkeby, NB, 6-1, 6-1.
<b>ROSEBURG 7, MARSHFIELD 1</b>
SINGLES — Nicole Zyta, M, def. Katie Ohlsen, R, 6-1, 6-3; Andi Gingery, R, def. Jannicke Weddegard, M, 6-0, 6-1; Laura Laswell, R, def. Dana Weise, M, 6-1, 6-0; Shelby Roth, R, def. Jessica Hernandez, M, 6-3, 6-0.
DOUBLES — Gillian Bentley-Corinne Borrelli, R, def. Anna Beer-Martina Schidhler, M, 6-1, 6-1; Jennifer Abel-Kayla Hall, R, def. Mallory Crane-Brittany Morris, M, 6-0, 6-1; Anna Palotai-Amber Knight, R, def. Katlyn Richmond-Amber Owen, M, 6-0, 6-3; Ashley Clarke-Leah Alliman, R, def. Rhae Norton-Brittany Kelly, M, 6-0, 6-0.
<b>TRACK AND FIELD</b>
Four CCA relay teams place at Crusader Relays
MEDFORD — Canyonville Christian’s Kim Stalford won the javelin with a throw of 111 feet, 7 inches at the Crusader Relays, while four Pilot relay teams placed in the top eight.
CCA’s girls sprint medley team placed fourth (2:11.8) and 4x100 relay was fifth (58.30).
On the boys’ side, the Pilots were sixth in the sprint medley (1:59.5) and seventh in the 4x100 (51.9). Kan Kim was fourth in the high jump (5-0) and Stanley Hsu was fifth in the triple jump (34-1/2).
<b>D.C. boys, Riddle girls do well at No Wimps Meet</b>
RIDDLE — Days Creek’s Willy Johnson and Travis Full each won three events at the No Wimps Meet on Tuesday.
Johnson won the shot put, discus and 100-meter dash while Fuller was tops in the high and triple jumps and 800.
On the girls’ side, Riddle’s Ruth Merrill won two throwing events Mel Gianotti swept the 100 and 200.
Camas Valley’s Lisa Ferrara (800 and 1,500) and Days Creek’s Olivia Golemon (triple jump and 100 hurdles) were other double winners.
<b>BOYS</b>
SHOT PUT — 1, Willy Johnson, DC, 44-6; 2, Mason Lieuallen, Pow, 37-7; 3, Aaron Stotler, CV, 28-11. DISCUS — 1, Willy Johnson, DC, 158-6; 2, Andrew Quinn, DC, 94-0; 3, Mason Lieuallen, Pow, 93-10. JAVELIN — 1, Kyle Blanton, Pow, 126-1; 2, Mason Lieuallen, Pow, 124-2; 3, Aaron Stotler, CV, 103-1. HIGH JUMP — 1, Travis Fuller, DC, 5-10; 2, Kyle Blanton, Pow, 5-8; 3, Winston Krauss, Pow, 4-7. LONG JUMP — 1, Kyle Blanton, Pow, 17-11; 2, Isaiyah Kovachy, DC, 15-11; 3, Kurt Dever, CV, 15-9. TRIPLE JUMP — 1, Travis Fuller, DC, 38-8 1/2; 2, Kasey Dunn, DC, 37-1; 3, Kurt Dever, CV, 31-7.
110 HURDLES — 1, Isaiyah Kovachy, DC, 18.21; 2, Kasey Dunn, DC, 21.43. 300 HURDLES — 1, Kasey Dunn, DC, 46.29; 2, Isaiyah Kovachy, DC, 47.69. 100 — 1, Willy Johnson, DC, 12.41; 2, Winston Krauss, Pow, 12.44; 3, Joseph Carnes, DC, 12.88. 200 — 1, Tyrel Ott, DC, 26.93; 2, Andrew Quinn, DC, 27.03; 3, Thomas Wagner, Pow, 29.53. 400 — 1, Thomas Wagner, Pow, 1:03.78; 2, Rob Bixby, Rid, 1:05.94. 800 — 1, Travis Fuller, DC, 2:22.7. 1,500 — 1, Rob Bixby, Rid, 5:19; 2, Jonathan Holland, Pow, 6:42. 3000 — 1, Winston Krauss, Pow, 12:30; 2, Christopher Schneider, Rid, 12:44; 3, Michael Doyle, Rid, 13:37. 4x100 RELAY — 1, Days Creek (Kovachy, Johnson, Dunn, Quinn), 50.24.
<b>GIRLS</b>
SHOT PUT — 1, Ruth Merrill, Rid, 29-1; 2, Christina Carter, CV, 28-8; 3, Nicole Bittner, Pow, 26-6. DISCUS — 1, Ruth Merrill, Rid, 75-6; 2, Christina Carter, CV, 74-3; 3, Caity Cronquist, Rid, 73-5. JAVELIN — 1, Cerria Gibson, CV, 96-1; 2, Ruth Merrill, Rid, 87-7; 3, Haley Patterson, Pow, 86-4. HIGH JUMP — 1, Mel Gianotti, Rid, 4-2. LONG JUMP — 1, Chelsie Standley, Pow, 14-1; 2, Olivia Golemon, DC, 13-7; 3, Cassie Pierce, CV, 13-4. TRIPLE JUMP — 1, Olivia Golemon, DC, 29-8 1/2; 2, Cassie Pierce, CV, 26-9 1/2.
100 HURDLES — 1, Olivia Golemon, DC, 18.75; 2, Abiyah Watkins, DC, 21.35; 3, Makaila Pickett, DC, 23.16. 300 HURDLES — 1, Abiyah Watkins, DC, 1:00.0. 100 —1, Mel Gianotti, Rid, 14.25; 2, Bekka Killcy, Rid, 15.13; 3, Jessica Stanfill, DC, 15.72. 200 — 1, Chelsie Standley, Pow, 30.4; Bekka Killcy, Rid, 33.78. 400 — 1, Chelsie Standley, Pow, 1:09.06. 800 — 1, Lisa Ferrara, CV, 2:54.3. 1,500 — 1, Lisa Ferrara, CV, 6:15. 3000 — 1, Bre Butler, Rid, 16:08. 4x100 RELAY — 1, Days Creek (Golemon, Stanfill, Watkins, Pickett), 58.66; 2, Riddle, 59.50.
