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B A S E B A L L
Shelton High School's David Gorman gave up
home loss to Central Kitsap High School.
Journal photo by Dean Siernon
11 runs in Friday's
Climbers hit hard at hom
during league losing st
k
By DEAN SIEMON league schedule.
"I think everybody needs to be confident,"
Shelton High School baseball's pitching al- Strand said.
lowed 16 hits in their 11-3 loss on Friday at The Highclimbers then went to face Gig Hat-
home to 4A Narrows League rival Central Kit- bor High School on the road Tuesday, losing
sap High School, which was part of Shelton's 4-0. The Tides (10-1, 8-1 4A Narrows League)
current five game losing streak against league are on the top of the league standings.
opponents. Shelton's lineup combined for 10 strikeouts
The Highclimbers (2-7, 1-6 4A Narrows and three hits.
League) brought David Gorman to the mound,
who pitched six and a third innings, gave up 15 April 7 at Shelton High School in Shel-
hits and allowed 11 runs. ton
The Cougars (5-3, 5-2 4A Narrows League)
scored four runs in the second inning and three C. Kitsap 0 4 3 0 4 0 0 - 11 16 0
in the third for the early 7-2 lead. Shelton 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 - 3 6 0
Central Kitsap's Josh Kreifels went three
for five at the plate, including a grand slam Shelton pitching:
home run at the top of the fifth inning to give David Gorman - 6.1 IP, 15 H, 11 R
the Cougars the 11-2 lead. Patrick Fabrizio - 0.2 IP, 1 H, 0 R
Kreifels also had a single and a triple in the
game. Shelton batting:
"They're just a good hitting ball team," said Dickson, 1-4; Twiddy, 0-3; Strand 2-3, (HR,
Shelton's Patrick Fabrizio, who also pitched in double); Bearden, 1-4; Gorman, 0-3; Wuestner,
the final two-thirds of the seventh inning. 0-2; Fabrizio, 2-3 (HR, single); Higuchi, 0-1;
Shelton had some offensive production in a Mullins, 0-0; McCleod, 0-3
few, namely Joe Strand and Fabrizio, who each
had solo home runs, April 12 at Gig Harbor High School in
Stand went two for three and hit his home Gig Harbor
run in the bottom of the third. He said the
home run came from being aggressive at the Shelton 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 3 0
plate against Central Kitsap's Seth Ledger. Gig Harbor 0 0 0 1 2 1 x - 4 7 0
"On that 3-1 [count], you know it's coming,"
Strand said. "You got to do what you got to do." Shelton pitching:
Fabrizio, who also went two for three, hit a Fabrizio - 4.1 IP, 5 H, 3 ER, 2 K
solo home run in the bottom of the sixth. Puterbaugh - 2.2 IP, 2 H, ER
"We kind of figured out his rhythm," he said.
"It's pitch selection and being aggressive." Shelton batting:
Despite the rough start to the 2011 sea'son, Roar, 1-3; Twiddy, 0-3; Dickson, 0-2; Strand,
the Highclimbers exited the game with some 0-3; Bearden, 0-3; Fabrizio, 0-1; Puterbaugh,
cofidence heading into the second half of the 0-0; Gorman, 0-3; Wuestner, 2-3; McLeod, 0-2
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Bulldogs struggle offensively in Poulsbo
By DEAN SIEMON home in the bottom of sixth inning.
With the 1A/2A/3A Olympic League "They just outplayed us," sam North ,
standings becoming closet:'a't the ~bp, Mason head coach Bill Geyer."-* ~
the North Mason High School baseball
team needed a win on the road Mon-
day at North Kitsap High School in
Poulsbo.
But North Mason (4-5, 3-4 Olympic
Legaue) could not generate enough
hits in the 4-0 loss to the Vikings (6-2,
5-2 Olympic League).
'North Mason's M.J. McDonnell
pitched six innings, allowing three
earned runs on five hits, striking out
four Vikings and walking one.
Both teams were keeping each oth-
er off the scoreboard in the first three
and a half innings.
Aider a diving catch in the outfield
by Royce Fisher, North Kitsap's Zane
Minder earned his lone hit on a RBI
single in the bottom of the fourth in-
ning. Two batters later, Alex Nettle-
ton hit a two-RBI single to give the
Vikings the 3-0 lead.
Minder had his second RBI from a
sacrifice fly that brought Nick Benish
North Mason had three hits from
three separate Bulldogs - Kasey Bielec,
Tanner Anderson and Evan Rouse.
"We just didn't get [enough] hits on
a great defensive team," Geyer said.
While McDonnell, who plays first
base when Bielec pitches, was on the
mound, freshman Sam Sandall made
his varsity debut at first base.
Geyer was happy with the new Bull-
dog's performance consistantly collect-
ing throws from the other North Ma-
son infielders.
"That's why we brought him up
When M.J. pitches," Geyer said.
April 11 at North Kitsap High
School in Poulbo
N. Mason 0000000-031
N. Kitsap 000301x-459
NM pitching:
McDonnell - 6 IP, 5 H, 3 ER, 5 K, BB
Journal photo by Dean Siemon
North Mason High School's
Royce Fisher with the diving
catch in leftfield.
NM batting:
Acosta, 0-2; McKean, 0-3; Bielec,
1-2; McDonnell, 0-2; Hohmann, 0-3;
Sandell, 0-2; Anderson, 1-3; Dunham,
0-3; Fisher 0-1; Rouse, 0-1; Grewell,
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