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House passes bill to ban oil, gas drilling off Oregon Coast

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Rep. David Brock Smith (R-Port Orford), left, and David Gomberg (D-Otis) after the passage of SB 256

The state House of Representatives passed legislation Tuesday to ban offshore oil and gas drilling in Oregon.

“The potential and irreversible effects of oil pollution on marine ecosystems and maritime economies do not warrant the questionable, short-term benefits that might be gained from offshore oil and gas exploration,” Rep. David Gomberg (D-Otis) said, citing a Coastal economy worth $2.5 billion that supports 33,000 jobs.

“I live at the Coast,” he said. “Our natural resource industries, fishing and shellfish, our tourism industry, and our retirement industries rely on the beauty and the clarity of our coastline.

“Visitors come to see our magnificent vistas and the sun and moonlight glinting off the waves. They don’t come to see the glaring lights of oil rigs. I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again. Oil drilling off our Oregon coastline? Not now. Not ever!”

Senate Bill 256, introduced by Gomberg, Sen. Arnie Roblan (D- Coos Bay) and Rep. David Brock Smith (R-Port Orford), shared 19 additional sponsors opposing offshore drilling issued by Gov. Kate Brown through an executive order last October.

The bipartisan measure prohibits Department of State Lands from leasing submerged and submersible lands within territorial sea for exploration, development or production of oil, gas or sulfur in territorial sea or for activities in furtherance of exploration, development or production within federal waters adjacent to territorial sea.

The bill passed the Oregon Senate on Feb. 19.

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Down Syndrome Day awareness event set Thursday in Lincoln City

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Down Syndrome Day

Lincoln City’s first-ever Down Syndrome Day will be held Thursday, March, 21, from 6-8 p.m. on World Down Syndrome Day at Shiloh The Gathering Place, 2139 NW Highway 101.

On this day, those who live and work with people with Down syndrome organize and participate in activities end events to raise public awareness and advocate for their rights, inclusion and well-being.

Proceeds from a raffle will go to local causes and Lincoln County Special Olympics. The event will be hosted by Shiloh The Gathering Place in Partnership with Integrated Services Network.

Attendees are encouraged to wear crazy socks and bright colors. Pizza, soda and cupcakes will be served.

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Coast Guard warns against false mayday calls

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false mayday calls

The Coast Guard is warning individuals who make false mayday reports that there are consequences to those actions.

Coast Guard Sector Puget Sound Command Center personnel received two uncorrelated mayday calls, Sunday that are believed to be false maydays, one originating from Whidbey Island and the other from Everett Marina.

At 5:05 p.m., a child’s voice was heard over VHF–FM radio Channel 16 stating that his boat was on fire and sinking. Numerous other transmissions were heard but not understood. One transmission was recorded as “shut up you filthy animal”. The line of bearing from Rescue 21 towers triangulated to an on-land position in the vicinity of Everett Marina. When a Coast Guard watchstander requested more information about the distress, no further transmissions were made.

Another false mayday call was heard at 6:58 p.m., with a child’s voice saying, “Mayday Mayday this is India Golf Nine-er Nine-er Ligma Ligma”. Previous transmissions made from the same voice and location were vulgar with laughter and other children heard in the background. Rescue 21 lines of bearing triangulated the calls originating to an on-land position in the vicinity of Whidbey Island. Again, after a Coast Guard watchstander requested more information about the distress, no further transmissions were made.

If a person is found guilty of making a hoax call to the Coast Guard, a person can face up to 6 years in prison, a $250,000 criminal fine, a $5,000 civil fine and reimbursement to the Coast Guard for the cost of performing the search. The hourly standard rates for Coast Guard assets can be found at Coast Guard Reimbursable Standard Rates.

“Hoax calls waste valuable time and resources, but more importantly it puts responding personnel in danger and can interfere with legitimate search and rescue cases,” said Lt. Cmdr. Brook Serbu, command center chief, Coast Guard 13th District. “With the spring boating season already in effect and the summer season fast approaching, Coast Guard personnel throughout the Pacific Northwest need to be responding to the real emergencies and don’t have time to chase down false reports.”

If you hear a false mayday call, or you have information which might lead to the perpetrator, call the nearest Coast Guard unit or contact the Federal Communications Commission.

Gorgeous day: Lincoln City in pictures

A beautiful Monday in Lincoln City saw many beachgoers enjoying the sun. One of them called himself “Boxcar” and had an interesting talent.

As the needle broke 70 degrees, Lincoln City beaches were filled with people enjoying the wonderful weather.

Santiam Christian rallies for 11-10 home baseball win over Taft

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(File photos by Eric DeMello)Santiam Christian — a familiar foe in an unfamiliar role — used a four-run seventh-inning rally to defeat Taft 11-10 Monday in nonleague high school baseball action in Corvallis.

The Eagles, who shared conference affiliation with Taft for years in the Class 3A West Valley League, took advantage of six errors to defeat the Tigers in a game pitting teams playing in new leagues this season.

“Defensively, we have to be better,” Taft coach Matt Hilgers said. “We cannot go out there and commit the errors we have been making.”

Special District 2 member Taft, which won its season opener 4-3 despite three errors a week ago against Toledo, scored three runs in the top of the seventh inning to take a 10-7 lead before the SD3 Eagles answered against junior reliever Eli DeMello and senior Cody Knott in the bottom half.

“We struggled early with our offense,” Hilgers said. “We finally started to get our timing and put some good swings on baseballs the second half of the game. We did a good job of situational hitting.”

Santiam Christian (2-1) took a 4-1 lead in the second inning against Taft senior starter Bleiz Kimbrough after the teams traded runs in the first. Taft scored a run in the third and two in the fourth to tie the game, 4-4, before the Eagles took a 5-4 lead in the bottom half of the inning.

Taft, which stranded 12 runners, scored three times for a 7-5 lead in the top of the sixth, but the Eagles answered with two of their own in the bottom half of the inning before the tell-tale final frame.

Cody Knott

Knott scored three times and drove home three runs with two hits, including his second double in as many games. Senior third baseman Kam Kessler also had two of Taft’s six hits, while senior outfielder Tyee Fisher doubled and drove in two runs and junior Trenton Fisher singled.

Kimbrough drove in two runs and DeMello, Kessler and Trenton Fisher one each. Darius Smith and DeMello scored twice each, and Kessler, Tyee Fisher and Kaden Hindman once apiece.

Leadoff hitter Patrick Otis went 4-for-4, scored four times and drove home two runs as the top three batters in the order collected nine of the Eagles’ 12 hits.

While they no longer play in the same conference, the game marked the first meeting of the teams since Santiam Christian staged a nine-run, seventh-inning rally to win a league playoff game last season 9-8 at Taft.

The Tigers entered that game ranked No. 1 in the state and undefeated in league play while outscoring conference opponents by an astounding 156-8. Leading 8-0 with three outs to go, the Eagles scored nine runs in the top of the final inning to snap a 16-game Taft winning streak.

The loss proved very little in the scope of things for Taft, which retained its top ranking, but improved Santiam Christian’s seeding as both teams advanced to the State semifinals, where the Eagles fell to Horizon Christian and Taft to eventual champion La Pine.

The Tigers return to action Thursday in a 4:30 p.m. nonleague home game against Yamhill-Carlton.

“We are making mistakes we should not be making,” Hilgers said. “There is no excuse for it. We are going to be working on cleaning it up this week in practice.”

Eli DeMello
SANTIAM CHRISTIAN 11, TAFT 10

TAFT                 AB  R  H BI  SANTIAM CHRISTIAN    AB  R  H BI
Darius Smith          4  2  0  0  Patrick Otis          4  4  4  2  
Eli DeMello           3  2  0  1  Ben Galceron          4  2  3  3  
Cody Knott            3  3  2  3  Ely Kennel            5  0  2  3  
Kam Kessler           4  1  2  1  Rylan Kutsch          4  0  0  0  
Tyee Fisher           3  1  1  2  Sean Riley            4  0  1  0  
Trenton Fisher        3  0  1  1  Devin Premsingh       3  1  2  0  
Bleiz Kimbrough       5  0  0  2  Vandon Haugen         3  2  0  0  
FCO Ramos             1  0  0  0  Mason Wirth           3  1  0  0  
 Trenton Hall         1  0  0  0  Josh Verdeyen         2  0  0  1  
Kaden Hindman         2  1  0  0   Jackson Risinger     0  1  0  0  
TOTALS               29 10  6 10  TOTALS               32 11 12  9

TAFT                          101 203 3 -- 10 
SANTIAM CHRISTIAN             130 102 4 -- 11 

LOB--Taft 12, Santiam Christian 8. E--Kam
Kessler, Lucas Hindman, Bleize Kimbrogh, Trenton Hall (3),
Sean Riley (2), Kalen Brawn (3). 2B--Tyee Fisher, Cody Knott
(2), Ben Galceron, Patrick Otis. HBP--Trenton Hall, Eli
DeMello, Kaden Hindman, Ben Galceron, Devin Premsingh, Josh
Verdeyen, Mason Wirth. SACF--Cody Knott. SACB--Darius Smith,
Josh Verdeyen, Patrick Otis. SB--Eli DeMello (2), Darius
Smith, Ben Galceron (2), Patrick Otis.

 TAFT                          IP    H    R   ER   BB   SO   HR
Bleize Kimbrough             2.00    4    4    1    1    1    0
Eli DeMello                  4.67    7    7    2    0    3    0
Cody Knott (L)               0.00    1    0    0    0    0    0
 SANTIAM CHRISTIAN     
Joe MaQautach                2.00    1    2    2    8    3    0
Konner Boshart               1.00    0    0    0    1    2    0
Kalen Brawn                  2.00    2    4    2    0    0    0
Sean Riley                   1.67    3    4    2    0    0    0
Nolan Black (W)              0.33    0    0    0    0    0    0

PB--Kam Kessler (2). WP--Konner Boshart. SO--FCO Ramos, Eli
DeMello, Kaden Hindman, Darius Smith (2), Ely Kennel, Vandon
Haugen, Rylan Kutsch (2). BB--Tyee Fisher (2), Kam Kessler,
FCO Ramos, Eli DeMello, Kaden Hindman, Trenton Fisher (2),
Cody Knott, Vandon Haugen.

Local schoolkid puts ‘Best’ foot forward in Shamrock Run

Twelve-year-old Taft Elementary School student Ryan Best placed in the top 20 among nearly 300 competitors from throughout the Great Pacific Northwest on Sunday in the 8-kilometer race in the Shamrock Run in Portland.

Best placed 19th among 287 runners 14 and under and 593rd in the 3,283-runner 8K field in a time of 43:05 in the largest running and walking event in Oregon.

Results + Photos

Founded in 1979, the Shamrock Run Portland is the third largest race in the Western United States. Nearly 25,000 celebrated the 41st edition Sunday at Waterfront Park in downtown Portland.

The Shamrock Run features races at 5 kilometers (3.1 miles), 8 kilometers (4.97 miles), 15 kilometers (9.3 miles) and a half-marathon (13.1 miles) with a field limit of 3,000 runners. The Shamrock Run  also offers the Shamrock Stride – a four-mile fitness walk – and the “Leprechaun Lap,” a 1km (0.6-mile) run/walk for children age 10 and younger.

Taft cooks up winning recipes at SkillsUSA Oregon culinary competition

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oe Russo and Caden Stout

Taft High’s Caden Stout and Joe Russo won first-place honors under the leadership of State Adviser of the Year Julia Westbrook this weekend at the annual SkillsUSA Oregon culinary competition in Clackamas.

Stout was first in the Customer Service and Culinary Arts categories, and Russo first in Culinary Arts for Taft.

Taft’s Kealy Boyd placed second in Early Childhood Teaching, while Haley Callin was sixth in Commercial Baking.

Taft was third in the Quiz Bowl and Related Technical Math competitions.

Lincoln City Police Crime Log March 8-14

POLICE CRIME LOG

The Lincoln City Police Dispatch Daily Desk Log is a public record of police calls. All suspects are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.

Friday, March 8

Extra Patrol Request – 2518 NW Jetty Ave. – Extra patrol requested at residence for heavy transient traffic through corner lot.

Theft – 7:44 a.m. – 1235 SW Fleet Ave. – Empty mail package reported at location. Victim advised package contents had been stolen.

Theft – 1:39 p.m. – Famous Footwear reported employee theft of $2,000.

Assisting Outside Agency – 2:29 p.m. – 5010 SE Highway 101 – Caller at south Ace Hardware requested a welfare check on a sleeping or passed out male. Brian Campbell (3/5/81) cited and released on warrant out of Lebanon Municipal for contempt of court and third degree theft.

Domestic – 2314 SW Bard Rd. – Caller reported she was thrown during a domestic disturbance and her vehicle was stolen by the same individual. Vehicle was entered into LEDS/NCIC and found shortly thereafter. Anthony Demicell (7/17/75) was arrested on a probable cause warrant charging menacing, harassment, second degree kidnapping and unauthorized use of a motor vehicle.

Saturday, March 9

Medical Assist – 1:39 a.m. – 1281 SW 62nd St. – Report of a highly intoxicated female, possible overdosed, in and out of consciousness. Officers on stand by with medics and at SNLH.

Assisting Outside Agency – 4:51 a.m – SW 34th St. & SW Anchor Ave. – Officer investigated a suspicious vehicle at location. Maribel Rodriguez-Ortiz (12/25/95) taken into custody on multiple warrants out of Washington County and transported to Lincoln County Jail.

Burglary – 9:13 a.m. – 3794 SE Highway 101 – Shed broken into at location. STIHL leaf blower stolen.

Burglary – 9:33 a.m. – Mazatlan Mexican Restaurant, 828 NE Highway 101 – Shed at business broken into. Cases of beer stolen.

Found Property – 1:50 p.m. – Sea Gypsy – Housekeeping found a pistol left in a room after guest had checked out. Firearm seized for safekeeping.

Trespass – 9:17 p.m. – Safeway – Rhanda Blain (9/5/94) Arrested for trespassing and possession. Blain had warrants out of Lincoln and Marion counties and was transported to Lincoln County Jail.

Sunday, March 10

Warrant Arrest – 7:27 a.m. – 1535 NW 20th St. – Lawrence Joseph Fauls (12/29/85) arrested for felony warrant out of Lincoln County for second degree assault and unlawful use of a weapon. He was transported to Lincoln County Jail.

Burglary – 11:31 a.m. – Beach Baby Resale – Store broken into through the back warehouse. Cash register emptied. Books and random clothes taken.

Found Property – 12:08 p.m. – LCPD – Citizen turned in a case containing identification and a key to a Hertz rental car.

Crash – 5 p.m. – SE Highway 101 & SE 32nd St. – Two vehicle non-injury rear-end crash not blocking roadway. One car towed by Car Care to Gerber Tire.

Theft – 5:28 p.m. – Chinook Winds Casino – Cell phone stolen from casino deli around 1-2 a.m. Phone is a Pixel 3 in a pink case with a cat sticker.

Extra Patrol – 5:39 p.m. – NE 47th St. – Report of a 2003-04 Chevy Econoline (or similar) van driving slowly around the neighborhood looking at houses. Van has no plates and rear bumper has dents.

Assisting Outside Agency – 6:28 p.m. – 1216 SE 48th Pl. – Caller reports she was punched in the face. Patricia Schiess (3/8/72) arrested for statewide felony warrant out of Lincoln County for dangerous drugs parole violation. She was transported to Lincoln County Jail.

Shoplifting – 7:33 p.m. – Safeway – Two people took hand baskets of meat and vegetables and left westbound on 40th St. Report taken.

Monday, March 11

Assisting Outside Agency – 7:03 a.m. – NE 10th St. & NE Highway 101 – Report of a vehicle parked blocking the street. Officers made contact and found two persons inside. Ryan C. Clark (11/14/81) taken into custody for statewide felony warrant for burglary parole violation.

Assisting Outside Agency – 11:16 a.m. – NW 34th & NW Port – Devan Lafontaine (3/13/94) arrested on a warrant out of Marion County for failure to appear on a trespass charge. He was transported to Lincoln County Jail.

Peace Officer Hold – 4:01 p.m. – 3755 SW Highway 101 – Caller reported he was upset about a breakup and wanted to commit suicide. Officer transported him to SNLH on a POH.

Found Property – 8 p.m. – LCPD – During a traffic stop, the officer discovered a license for another person in the suspects wallet. License taken for safekeeping. Victim contacted and says she wishes to have it mailed to her.

Tuesday, March 12

Crash – 1:03 a.m. – 400 Block NE Highway 101 – Benjamin Pasciyo (1/25/90) arrested for reckless driving, reckless endangering and criminal mischief after officers came upon the scene of a crash.

Burglary – 9:21 a.m. – 6937 NW Logan Rd. – Vacation rental broken into and items stolen.

Found Property – 2:50 p.m. – Caller at police station to turn in a ring that was left behind by Jesanna Rothstein (9/22/87) when she was asked to leave last Thursday.Property taken for safekeeping.

Assisting Outside Agency – 7:43 p.m. – 2945 NW Highway 101, #315 – Lloyd Gross (11/29/93) arrested for violating a restraining order and transported to Lincoln County Jail.

Wednesday, March 13

Assisting Outside Agency – 10:30 a.m. – 1410 SE Highway 101 – Salvador Guerrero (3/14/87) arrested on warrant out of Marion County and transported to Lincoln County Jail.

Hit and Run – 11:38 p.m. – Victim reports his vehicle was hit in the last 30 minutes. Report taken.

Disorderly Conduct – 4:38 p.m. – Samaritan North Lincoln Hospital, 3043 NE 28th St. – Received multiple calls, including a 911 of a female causing a disturbance in the emergency department waiting room. Robyn Austin (3/19/93) arrested for disorderly conduct and her probation officer placed a detainer. She was transported to Lincoln County Jail.

DOA – 4:45 p.m. – 2701 NW Highway 101, #41 – Heather Peters (7/22/48) Officers arrived. Peters DOA. Released by DA and ME. Picked up by Pacific View.

Thursday, March 14

Theft – 3:54 a.m. – 3043 NE 28th St. – Taxi 101 reporting an intoxicated rider unable to pay for fare. Report taken.

Criminal Mischief – 10:48 a.m. – Oceanlake Christian Church – Report of a hose bib broken off the building. Also report of heavy transient traffic from the gully.

Extra Patrol Request – 1605 NW 26th St. – Caller reports she has Ring video showing a person trying to break into her vacation rental. Caller requests an extra patrol due to history of burglaries at residence.

Harassment – 11:45 a.m. – 2700 NW Highway 101 – Caller reports a male, “Soapy,” was harassing a female on the bus. “Soapy” was asked to leave and he refused. Emigdio Lopez Reyes (4/30/76) arrested for interfering with public transportation, cited and released.

Extra Patrol Request – 3715 SW Coast Ave. – Extra patrol requested for transients camping in the area. Officer found a 3 foot by 3 foot area embedded into the overgrowth about five feet up the stairs. No camping equipment found, but neighbors have been cleaning up trash from the location.

Extra Patrol Request – 1642 NW 26th St. – Report of transients camping in back yard of residence.

Warrant Arrest – 10:34 p.m. – 2015 NW Highway 101 – Caller reports a disturbance between two males and a female at location. Brent Michael Cunningham (3/14/90) arrested on out of state warrant for parole violation assault with cautions. He was transported to Lincoln County Jail.

 

Seniors pace Taft to season-opening baseball win over Toledo

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Kam Kessler
Taft starter Kam Kessler deals to the plate Thursday against Toledo at the Pit. (Photos by Justin Werner)
Bleiz Kimbrough fields a popup at first base

Kam Kessler and Bleiz Kimbrough combined on a three-hitter and fellow senior Cody Knott drove home two runs Thursday as the Taft High baseball team opened its season with a 4-3 home victory over Toledo.

“This was our first game of the year and it showed,” Taft coach Matt Hilgers said. “We had some of the typical first-game jitters. We made a few errors that we will need to clean up that are out of character for us. Mentally, we just didn’t have the right approach for tonight’s game.”

Taft broke a 3-3 tie following a three-run third inning by the Boomers with the game’s winning run in the bottom of the fifth off starter and loser Jaxon Rozewski.

“We found a way to get a win when we did not play our best baseball,” Hilgers said. “Sometimes, you just have to scrap and hope you find yourself on the winning side and that is where we were tonight. We were happy to win, but we understand we need to get better in order to compete at a higher level moving forward. We will be addressing some of our weaknesses in the near future and look to start playing towards our potential.”

Taft scored twice in the first inning and once in the fifth to make a winner of Kimbrough, who struck out six in three innings of relief of Kessler, who left with a one-hitter in the fifth.

Kessler Kimbrough

Knott doubled for the game’s only extra-base hit, while senior outfielder Tyee Fisher had a single and an RBI and junior catcher Eli DeMello a single and scored a run for the Tigers.

“We got the win, but we’re not satisfied,” Kessler said. “We’re going to have to work hard in practice. Everybody’s gotta get on the same page.”

Taft returns to action at 4:30 p.m. Monday at Santiam Christian.

Kam Kessler pitches as Bleiz Kimbrough holds a runner on.
Taft 4, Toledo 3
TOLEDO               AB  R  H BI  TAFT              AB  R  H BI
Coren Loper           3  1  0  0  Darius Smith       2  2  0  0  
Mason McAlpine        2  1  1  0  Eli DeMello        3  1  1  0  
Donovan Villanueva    3  0  0  0  Cody Knott         3  0  1  2  
Marcus Cross          4  1  0  0  Kam Kessler        1  0  0  0  
Ashton Retherford     3  0  0  0  Tyee Fisher        3  0  1  1  
Bubba Barnhart        1  0  0  0  Trenton Hall       3  0  0  0  
Ryder Smith           2  0  1  0  Trenton Fisher     2  0  0  0  
Spencer Tower         3  0  0  0  Bleize Kimbrogh    3  0  0  0  
Jaxon Rozewski        3  0  1  0  Jordan Hall        2  0  0  0  
                                   Fco Ramos         0  0  0  0  
                                   Ethan Thomas      0  1  0  0  
TOTALS               24  3  3  0  TOTALS            22  4  3  3

TOLEDO                    003 000 0 -- 3  
TAFT                      201 010 x -- 4  

LOB--Toledo 7, Taft  4. E--Donovan Villanueva,
Marcus Cross, Bleize Kimbrogh, Eli DeMello, Cody Knott.
2B--Cody Knott. HBP--Mason McAlpine, Coren Loper.
SACB--Donovan Villanueva. SB--Donovan Villanueva, Mason
McAlpine, Jaxon Rozewski, Kam Kessler, Darius Smith.

 TOLEDO                       IP    H    R   ER   BB   SO   HR
Jaxon Rozewski (L)             5    3    4    3    3    5    0
Mason McAlpine                 1    0    0    0    1    1    0
 TAFT                 
Kam Kessler                    4    1    3    0    4    2    0
Bleize Kimbrogh (W)            3    2    0    0    0    6    0

PB--Ashton Retherford, Eli DeMello. WP--Jaxon Rozewski (4).
SO--Ryder Smith, Donovan Villanueva (2), Marcus Cross (2),
Spencer Tower, Bubba Barnhart, Coren Loper, Bleiz Kimbrough,
Trenton Hall (2), Trenton Fisher, Jordan Hall (2). BB--Ryder
Smith, Mason McAlpine, Bubba Barnhart (2), Kam Kessler (2),
Trenton Fisher, Darius Smith.

Tiger baseball

Toledo drops the boom on Taft High softball team

Toledo scored twice to take the lead in the fourth inning and added three runs in the seventh to overcome freshman Chloe Peterson’s second home run in as many games Thursday and down the Taft High softball team, 6-3.

“Today was a learning loss,” coach Sandy Stuart said. “We have a young team and we are working on some positioning things defensively and today some of our weaknesses showed.”

Taft, which opened its season Monday with a 12-2 five-inning home victory over Gervais, scored once in the first, sixth and seventh innings behind two hits from Peterson and junior catcher Hailee Danneker, and one each from senior Emma Coulter, her freshman sister, Olivia, and sophomore Kayla Lininger.

Hailee Danneker

“Our freshman hit well again tonight,” Stuart said. “Chloe had some great defensive plays in right field and an excellent home run in the seventh to give us a little bit of momentum. Unfortunately, it wasn’t enough.”

Lininger, Peterson and freshman Addie Gates scored for Taft, while the Coulter sisters and Peterson drove in one run each.

Emma Coulter (1-1) struck out seven and walked three in going the distance for the Tigers.

“We came out a little bit nervous, but I am confident we will build off the loss and be able to grow as a team,” Stuart said. “Our captains dealt with the loss well and had some encouraging words after the game, so we are in a great place for our leaders to help our younger players grow.”

Taft will return to action at 4:30 p.m. Monday at Santiam Christian.


Toledo 6, Taft 4

TOLEDO               AB  R  H BI  TAFT                 AB  R  H BI
K Otis                4  1  2  0  Kyla Knott            3  0  0  0  
M Metcalf             4  0  0  0  Addie Gates           3  1  0  0  
R Richards            2  2  2  0  Hailee Danneker       3  0  2  0  
M Fisher              4  1  2  3  Emma Coulter          4  0  1  1  
J Elmore              4  0  0  0  Claira Tolan          3  0  0  0  
H Mann                4  1  2  2  Kayla Lininger        3  1  1  0  
J Hernandez           4  0  0  0  Olivia Coulter        3  0  1  1  
M Frederic            3  0  0  0  Corey VanDamme        2  0  0  0  
K Flatt               2  1  0  0   Makena Cole          1  0  0  0  
                                  Chloe Peterson        3  1  2  1  
TOTALS               31  6  8  5  TOTALS               28  3  7  3

TOLEDO                        000 210 3 -- 6  
TAFT                          100 001 1 -- 3  

LOB--Toledo 7, Taft  7. E--K Otis, Caitlyn
Rundstrom, Olivia Coulter, Hailee Danneker, Claira Tolan
(2). 2B--R Richards (2), M Fisher, Kayla Lininger, Hailee 
Danneker. HR--Chloe Peterson. HBP--Addie Gates. SACB--Kyla 
Knott. SB--K Flatt, R Richards (2).

 TOLEDO                          IP    H    R   ER   BB   SO   HR
M Frederic                       7     7    3    3    1    6    1
 TAFT            
Emma Coulter                     7     8    6    5    3    7    0
PB--Hailee  Danneker. WP--M Frederic (2). SO--K Flatt (2), J
Hernandez, M Metcalf, K Otis, J Elmore, M Frederic, Kyla 
Knott (2), ADDIE GATES, Makena Cole, Claira Tolan, Corey
VanDamme. BB--K Flatt, R Richards (2), Hailee  Danneker.