SPRINGFIELD — After 18 tension-filled innings, Dr. Stewart’s wound up Tuesday night were they started it: in second place in the Area 4 AAA American Legion baseball standings.
At some point, Dr. Stewart’s home field winning streak was going to come to an end.
It wasn’t the friendly confines of Legion Field on Friday, but that was no problem for Dr. Stewart’s.
There was a very simple message to Dr. Stewart’s players between the top of the fourth and the bottom of the inning Wednesday night at Bill Gray Stadium at Legion Field.
Three players have started every game for Dr. Stewart’s in this young American Legion baseball season.
There was a lot of good in Monday night's nonleague game for Dr. Stewart's; there was also some bad.
Youth will be served by the Dr. Stewart’s American Legion baseball team this summer.
More than 60 athletes have been gathering at Bill Gray Stadium at Legion Field this week in a bid to earn a spot on one of three American Legion baseball teams based out of Roseburg.
There was no fear when the South Umpqua Lancers took the field in the OSAA Class 4A softball semifinals against No. 3 Henley, the defending state champion, on Tuesday in Klamath Falls.
There was no doubt that South Umpqua would face a familiar foe in the OSAA Class 4A softball semifinals on Tuesday.
JUNCTION CITY — Centerfielder Aneykah McCall raced across the outfield, extended her glove and set off an ecstatic celebration Friday as South Umpqua punched its ticket to the OSAA Class 4A softball semifinals.
TRI CITY — Step two was a little harder than South Umpqua wanted it to be, but the offense came to the rescue of a nervous pitcher and defense.
Central Catholic pitcher Dylan MacLean kept Roseburg off the scoreboard early and the Rams got enough offense of their own Wednesday to pick up a 6-0 victory in the second round of the OSAA Class 6A baseball playoffs at Joe Etzel Field in Portland.
Roseburg’s defense was on point, even if junior ace Zack Mandera may not have had his best stuff on the mound, and brothers Jett and Brody Black drove in enough runs to keep the Indians’ baseball season moving right along.
Forget about overachieving or any other turn of phrase that might diminish what Roseburg has accomplished this baseball season.
As a tune-up for the state playoffs, Wednesday’s nonconference baseball game provided everything top-ranked Westview and No. 11 Roseburg could have asked for.
Adrienne Powell and Jayda Pieske defeated teammates Alexandra Sandfort and Steffi Early in the final doubles tennis match of the Southwest Conference girls tennis tournament on Saturday at the Umpqua Valley Tennis Center.
Breaking personal records will be the goal for Roseburg High seniors Isabella Hill and Jessica Peterson at the Southwest Conference district track and field tournament this weekend.
