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Host Tigers hope for Merry ending at boys golf District championships

PHOTOS AND VIDEO BY JUSTIN WERNER

Golf spelled backwards is flog, which means to beat repeatedly with a stick. Taft High players hope to refrain from the act as much as possible next week when they host the Class 3A/2A/1A Special District 2 Boys Golf Championships at Gleneden Beach.

At stake beginning at 10 a.m. Monday and Tuesday at Salishan Spa & Golf Resort will be a berth in the State finals, May 14-15 at Banks.

“A State championship is on the radar for the Tigers, but we will certainly be competing as an underdog, should we qualify for the tournament,” first-year Taft coach Andy Morgan said. “I like our chances to finish the year strong.”

The top three teams at Districts will advance to State at Quail Valley Golf Course. A five-player team total consists of the four lowest golfers’ scores. The top five individual finishers automatically advance to State.

Taft, led by leading player Logan Merry, won one tournament and placed second in a couple of others this season. The Tigers will enter play in second place behind Blanchet Catholic in 11-team Special District 2 play.

“We began the year about 40 total team strokes behind the frontrunner and have narrowed that margin considerably,” Morgan said.”Taft will compete for a District Championship this year.”

Morgan’s squad has been bolstered over the course of the season by the improving play of its supporting players, who battle weekly to represent the team in various league and non-conference matches.

While Merry and senior Bonny Patel are firmly entrenched in the No. 1 and 2 positions, junior William Brooks and senior twin brothers Dawson and Ean Wood have solidified the lineup.

“Actually, our third, fourth, and fifth position have been achieving some personal-best scores lately,” Morgan said. “William Brooks, Dawson Wood, and Ean Wood have served these respective positions well. These three have all improved their games by more than 10 strokes as we enter the last weeks of the season.”

Merry, a junior, has played at No. 1 from Day 1 for the Tigers and is expected to lead the way for Taft while vying for District medalist honors.

“Logan has been our best individual golfer this year, and we expect some great rounds at the District championships,” Morgan said.

Patel secured the second position early in the year and has routinely hovered around 90 each and every week, Morgan said.

“A serious competitor, Bonny likes to study the course and calculate each shot. He is constantly working on improvements in his game,” Morgan said.

To prepare for next week’s tournament, the Tigers spent three days last weekend golfing 18 holes per day at Tokatee Golf Course on the McKenzie River and at the Meadows Course in Sunriver.

“The schedule was grueling, as the team played through rain, hail, wind and otherwise very tough elements to mixed results.” Morgan said. “The best thing besides the golf experience has been the team building and the endurance required to compete.”

The 36-hole District tournament will have a neighborly feel for the Tigers, who practice at Salishan virtually daily and should benefit from local course knowledge on the 6,203-yard, par-72 layout.

“We will be playing on a familiar course following a season of top-three finishes at nearly every tournament,” Morgan said. “We have a week ahead back home at Salishan, in which we will focus on polishing our details. . . . Taft will spend a short week back home working hard to fine-tune their game.”

3A/2A/1A Special District 2 Click on school name to visit OSAA team page
Amity
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Creswell
East Linn Christian Academy
La Pine
Regis
Salem Academy
Santiam Christian
Taft
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Waldport

Tigers move to brink of baseball league title with 23-0 rout of Amity

Jim Fossum

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May 1, 2018

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Cody Knott had four hits and six RBIs, and Caleb King and Jack Stempel combined on a one-hitter Tuesday as the No. 1-ranked Taft High baseball team moved to within a victory of the West Valley League championship by trouncing Amity 23-0 in five innings.

The first-place Tigers (18-2, 9-0), who won their 12th straight game and their ninth straight shortened by the state’s 10-run mercy rule, can clinch the league title Friday by defeating second-place Santiam Christian for a season sweep of the Eagles (13-6, 7-2).

“We continue to apply pressure on teams,” Taft Coach Matt Hilgers said. “We avoided looking past them with a big game coming up Friday.”

Taft opened the road victory with a run in the first inning before the floodgates opened with six in the second, seven in the third and six in the fourth behind King. The senior starter struck out six in four innings while surrendering a lone hit to Amity junior catcher West Streeter.

Stempel mopped up with two strikeouts in an inning of work. The senior first baseman was an even bigger presence at the plate with four runs and four RBIs on a double and a triple for the Tigers.

Senior shortstop Josh Salsbery collected three hits and also scored four times. Knott, a junior second baseman, sophomore catcher Eli DeMello, junior outfielder Tyee Fisher and King scored three runs each for Taft. Fisher had three hits and DeMello and sophomore Caleb Jones three RBIs.

“We were able to get a couple younger guys in tonight,” Hilgers said. “We have a couple of adjustments to make before Friday’s game.”

While numbers mean little – and even less to Hilgers and his staff — the Tigers have outscored the opposition 228-58 in 20 games this season to 143-100 in 19 games for second-place Santiam Christian.

Taft’s numbers’ against common league opponents are nothing short of astounding. While the Eagles have built their 7-2 conference mark with a 75-32 scoring edge, the Tigers’ 9-0 record has been accomplished behind a scoring margin of 128-3 or nearly 15 runs per game. Consider, too, that only one of Taft’s league games has gone the distance due to the state’s 10-run mercy rule.

Taft defeated Santiam Christian 10-0 at home in a game shortened by the mercy rule on April 10. A victory in Friday’s 4:30 p.m. road game would ensure the Tigers of a share of first place and give them the league’s top seed based on a tiebreaking sweep of the Eagles,

Taft 23, Amity 0

TAFT AB R H BI
Josh Salsbery         4 4 3 1
Bleiz Kimbrough 1 0 0 1
Eli DeMello 4 3 2 3
Caleb King 4 3 2 1
Lucas Hindman 1 0 0 0
Jack Stempel 2 4 2 4
Cody Knott            5 3 4 6
Kam Kessler 4 0 1 1
Jordan Hall 0 1 0 0
Tyee Fisher           4 3 3 2
Trenton Hall 1 1 0 0
Caleb Jones           5 0 2 3
Darius Smith 5 1 2 1
TOTALS               40 23 21 23

AMITY                 AB R H BI
Luke Johnston 3 0 0 0
Alex Nyseth           1 0 0 0
Braedon Bailey       1 0 0 0
Brody Roberts         2 0 0 0
West Streeter         2 0 1 0
Russel Brown          1 0 0 0
Jacob Bernards       0 0 0 0
Jordan Dyche          2 0 0 0
Keenum Grahm 1 0 0 0
Dylan Nyseth          1 0 0 0
Brian Hatch 1 0 0 0
Harvey Hoff 1 0 0 0
TOTALS               16 0 1 0

TAFT 167 63 — 23
AMITY 000 00 — 0

LOB–TAFT 10, AMITY 4. ERR–Cody Knott, Cody Dyche, Braedon Bailey, Alex Nyseth (3). 2B–Tyee Fisher, Cody Knott, Jack Stempel, West Streeter. 3B–Kam Kessler, Jack Stempel. HBP–Jacob Bernards. SB–Josh Salsbery, Darius
Smith.

TAFT                            IP    H    R   ER   BB   SO   HR
Caleb King (W)                 4.00    1    0    0    1    6    0
Jack Stempel                   1.00    0    0    0    1    2    0
AMITY
West Streeter (L)              3.00   13   14   11    4    3    0
Jd Stables                     2.00    8    9    6    4    4    0
BB–Bleiz Kimbrough, Caleb King, Jordan Hall, Eli DeMello (2), Jack Stempel (3), Dylan Nyseth, Keenum Grahm.

Taft roster/schedule
Class 3A West Valley League standings
Class 3A OSAA rankings

Last-inning Taft loss tightens West Valley League softball race

Jim Fossum

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May 1, 2018

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A defensive lapse allowed Amity to score two times in the bottom of the seventh inning Tuesday and overcome a one-run deficit for a 5-4 West Valley League home softball victory over Taft.

“This was a big game for us and we fell just short,” Taft Coach Sandy Stuart said.

The first-place Lady Tigers (14-8, 6-1) lost their first league game of the season after scoring three times in the top of the seventh to rally from two runs down after the Warriors tallied three runs in the bottom of the sixth for a 3-1 lead.

Senior centerfielder Keeley Graham and senior second baseman Brennae Huskey collected two hits each off Taft sophomore starter Emma Coulter to lead the way for the Warriors (8-6, 4-2).

Senior shortstop Morgan Croxford, senior third baseman Callee Roberts and senior catcher Breaha Wright drove home runs for Amity.

Taft was led by sophomore catcher Hailee Danneker with a double, triple and three RBIs. Freshman shortstop Claira Tolan also had two hits for Taft, which collected six hits off senior right-handed starter Brittnie Brown, who struck out nine.

“We scored late in the game, but were unable to stay composed through the bottom half of the seventh,” Stuart said.

Taft committed three errors and walked five Warrior hitters for the game.

“We got excited about the runners on base and made a defensive error,” Stuart said. “Overall, we are an offensively strong team and we couldn’t find the gaps today.”

Freshman outfielder Kyla Knott and senior third baseman Naomi Rini had Taft’s other hits, and both scored runs, along with Tolan and sophomore second baseman Kayla Lininger.

“We had some solid hits right at fielders and we left some runners on,” Stuart said. “Hopefully, we can learn from this game and how intense it felt and move forward through the rest of league.”

Dayton (6-1, 15-6) defeated Sheridan 19-0 Tuesday to share first place with the Tigers in league play.

The Tigers are at third-place Santiam Christian (9-5, 4-3) at 4:30 p.m. Friday.

Amity 5, Taft 4

TAFT                 AB R H BI
Kyla Knott           4 1 1 0
Naomi Rini           3 1 1 0
Hailee Danneker      4 0 2 3
Emma Coulter          4 0 0 0
Claira Tolan          3 1 2 0
Alyssa Tanksley      3 0 0 0
McKenzie Evenson      3 0 0 0
Corey VanDamme        3 0 0 0
Kayla Lininger        2 1 0 0
TOTALS               29 4 6 3

AMITY                AB R H BI
Keeley Graham         4 0 2 0
Brennae Huskey       3 1 2 0
Gabby Rolston         4 1 1 0
Morgan Croxford       2 1 1 1
Callee Roberts        2 1 1 1
Brittnie Brown        3 1 1 0
Breaha Wright         3 0 1 1
Gracee Wright         3 0 0 0
Kira Hand             3 0 0 0
TOTALS               27 5 9 3

TAFT TIGERS 010 000 3 — 4
AMITY 000 003 2 — 5

LOB–TAFT 6, AMITY 11. ERR–Naomi Rini, Hailee Danneker, Claira Tolan, Gracee Wright, Callee Roberts. 2B–Hailee Danneker, Callee Roberts. 3B–Hailee Danneker. HBP–Kayla Lininger. SACB–Callee Roberts. SB–Morgan
Croxford, Keeley Graham, Brittnie Brown.

TAFT                            IP    H    R   ER   BB   SO   HR
Emma Coulter                   6.00    9    5    4    5    4    0
AMITY
Brittnie Brown                 7.00    6    4    0    1    9    0
WP–Emma Coulter, Brittnie Brown. BB–Naomi Rini, Morgan Croxford (2), Brennae Huskey, Brittnie Brown, Callee Roberts.

Taft roster/schedule

Class 3A West Valley League standings

Class 3A OSAA rankings

Taft boys golfers get final competitive tuneup before District tourney

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Jim Fossum

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April 30, 2018

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The Taft High boys golf team used a team-leading 87 from junior Logan Merry on Monday in preparations this weekend for next week’s Class 3A Special District 2 Championships in Gleneden Beach.

Merry was followed by junior William Brooks, who continued his comeback from a hand injury with a 92 under cloudy skies and a cool wind off the mountains at the Meadows Course at Sunriver.

“This score was a highlight in a day where the top golfers struggled a bit with the cold weather,” Taft coach Andy Morgan said.

Senior Bonny Patel, playing in the No. 2 position for the fifth time this season, shot 95 in his quest to lower his scores into the 80s at Districts.

Senior twin brothers Dawson and Ean Wood, who have battled virtually daily for the fourth spot in weekly tournaments, also played Saturday at Tokatee Golf Course and Sunday and Monday at Sunriver in the tune-up for Districts.

“They are extremely competitive with one another, pushing their scores lower on their cards,” Morgan said.

Dawson Wood shot 108, and Ean 124 Monday at Sunriver.

Taft shot 382 as a team, while Blanchet Catholic again dominated play at 358. Regis, with an incomplete roster of three players, turned in cards of 73, 81 and 91.

Taft stands second in the Class 3A Special District 2 standings entering the District Championships, Monday and Tuesday at Salishan Spa & Golf Resort, where La Pine, Santiam Christian, Blanchet, Regis, Creswell, East Linn, Salem Academy, Amity and Waldport will compete.

“Taft will spend a short week back home working hard to fine-tune their game,” Morgan said.

Samaritan Hospice hosts quarterly video class on end-of-life care

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Mary Jo Kerlin

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April 30, 2018

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Caring for someone who is nearing the end of life is not the same as caring for someone who will get better. To help clinical staff, family caregivers and others to understand the process, Samaritan Hospice Services is hosting an informative session quarterly this year.

At each session, participants will watch two videos that were created by Barbara Karnes, RN, a nationally known hospice care author and educator. One is “New Rules for End of Life Care” and the other is “Care for the Caregiver.” The videos will be followed by a question and answer forum led by Samaritan’s hospice professionals.

The next session will be held from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. on Thursday, May 3, at Samaritan North Lincoln Hospital in Lincoln City; and on Wednesday, May 2, at the Center for Health Education in Newport.

The DVDs are filled with ideas and guidance for the nurse, social worker, nurse’s aide, chaplain, physician, end of life doula, eleventh hour volunteer or caregiver. Anyone who is immersed in the responsibilities of supporting, educating and guiding a person and their family through the dying experience can find insight into making their work healthier.

As a former hospice nurse, Karnes was at the bedside of hundreds of people during the dying process. She was driven to explore the dynamics of dying when she noticed that each death followed a near identical script, that each person went through the stages of death in almost the same manner and that most families had the same questions. These realizations led Karnes to write books, speak and teach on the topic of end-of-life care. She brought her message to Lincoln County last year and through the video class sessions will be able to reach an even larger audience.

Coffee and water will be offered. Resource materials will be available for purchase at $2, cash only.

For information and to register: 541- 996-7328 or 541-574-1811.

Lincoln City Budget – Jerry Warner

Letters to the Editor

LCH Reader

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April 30, 2018

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To the editor:

Here are some of the salary’s listed in the 2018-19 budget, and I am sure as citizens you are going to find the numbers hard to believe.

The average cost for all employees from lifeguard to city manager, salary plus benefits, is $95,667.50. The total cost of all employees is $13,882,439.

The city manager is proposing an increase for the budget year of $681,631 for salaries and benefits.

Here are some of the salary plus benefit costs for administration and department heads: City manager $203,158; city attorney $182,212; finance director $167,353; police chief $191,114; public works director $170,510; VCB director $167,355. For 6 employees this is a total of $1,081,702, or an average for each of these employees of $182,283, with 64% overhead.

The city has 143.48 employees which makes one employee for every 57 citizens in Lincoln City.

The city manager is asking for a 3.9% permanent rate increase for sewer and water. With a small usage of 700 cubic feet per month, your bill will have increased by 79% since 2006. The city council has approved rate increases every year for over 10 years. I have watched city council pass rate increases without any rate studies and without hardly any questions.

We elect people to the city council to represent the citizens in this community, however in my opinion they have failed in their responsibility to the citizens over the last ten years.

Do you make your voice heard? It is time for change.

Jerry Warner

541.921.5631

State leadership organization honors Taft High Student Council

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Jim Fossum

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April 30, 2018

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State leadership organization honors Taft High Student Council

Taft High 7-12 was one of 11 high schools honored Sunday night in Portland by the Oregon Association of Student Councils (OASC) for outstanding achievement by its governing body.

“I think it really shows how far we’ve come,” Associated Student Body President Margery Price said. “We’re one of the smallest schools to get Gold Council, and it’s proof of years of hard work and dedication to what we do.“

The schools were recognized at the annual Spring Conference banquet at the Red Lion Hotel on the River. Senior Alyssa Tanksley is ASB vice president, and seniors Maya Hatton and Naomi Rini are Taft Senior Class co-presidents.

“I’m proud of our students’ dedication to their school,” Taft High Principal Majalise Tolan said. “They continue to volunteer to help make Taft 7-12 and Lincoln City a better place to learn and grow.”

Tolan said Taft school leaders set a goal at the beginning of the year to apply for OASC recognition and submitted a Gold Level portfolio in quest of the highest honor available. Taft ASB students have been reviewing recognition requirements for two years and made it a goal to see the portfolio development through to completion this year.

“This was truly a school-wide effort,” she said.

The OASC-sponsored award sets high standards for councils and recognizes their accomplishment when standards are met, OASC Executive Director Sara Nilles said.

“Student leaders have the opportunity to make a tremendous impact on the culture and climate of their school and the academic success of their student body by the activities they sponsor,” she said.

In order to receive the award, councils must be involved in community service, activities that promote school spirit and pride, sportsmanship, unity, recognition and involvement in leadership training.

Councils begin by setting goals in the fall and work hard all year to achieve them, Nilles said.

The OASC serves middle and high school student councils around the state and is a department within the Confederations of Oregon School Administrators.

High Schools will be recognized again at the annual Fall Conference in November in Seaside.

“Taft is making a name for itself in the OASC circles,” Price said. “I have no doubt we will continue the trend in the future.”

For further information on the OASC, click here

Safety belt enforcement blitz is on for May

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Justin Werner

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April 29, 2018

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EDITOR’S NOTE: This post was written by Mark Meister, Administrative Patrol Sergeant, Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office.

The Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office will be joining other police agencies throughout Oregon to enforce traffic occupant protection and other traffic related laws during the safety belt enforcement blitz scheduled May 14 through May 27.

The enforcement blitz is funded through the Oregon Department of Transportation. Overtime patrols are scheduled through the blitz period with enforcement focused on safety belt/child safety restraint systems and juveniles riding in open pickup beds.

Oregon law requirements for Carrying Minor on External Part of Vehicle 811.205:

No person may operate a vehicle upon a public roadway while carrying a person under 18 years old on any external part of a vehicle which includes the open bed of a vehicle.

Additional information regarding child safety seats can be located at the ODOT web page: ODOT

Your sheriff’s office would like to remind you to buckle up- it’s the way to go!

2018 Oregon Regional MATE ROV Competition in Lincoln City

Justin Werner

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April 28, 2018

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2018 Oregon Regional MATE ROV Competition in Lincoln City

Underwater robots were everywhere at the Lincoln City Community Center for the 2018 MATE ROV competition. Elementary school, high school and college level teams demonstrated their robots in the Lincoln City Community Center pools.

Over 40 teams brought their remotely operated vehicles (ROV) to Lincoln City with the intent to perform underwater tasks and get the most points. Points were given for smallest and lightest vehicle. Points were also given for performing tasks such as recovering a plane tail section and installing power generation equipment. Additional points were awarded for a presentation on how the team would get the job done and keeping to a budget.

The top teams from the Explorer (college) and Ranger (high school) levels will be qualified to go to The 2018 MATE international ROV competition, which will take place June 21-23 at the Weyerhaeuser King County Aquatic Center in Federal Way, Wash., USA.

Lady Tigers play out of this world in doubleheader sweep

Jim Fossum

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April 28, 2018

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PHOTOS BY LON FRENCH

Taft High players traded prom-night formals for game-day jerseys Saturday and waltzed off with a non-conference doubleheader home sweep of Colton.

“Today was an interesting day,” said Taft softball coach Sandy Stuart, whose squad overcame illness and injury to slay the Vikings in two games shortened by the state’s 10-run mercy rule.

Sophomore starter Emma Coulter conquered Colton with a pair of four-hitters for 11-1 and 12-2 victories despite fighting off the effects of a fever. Sophomore catcher Hailee Danneker went 3-for-3 with three runs in the first game, while freshman outfielder Kyla Knott went 4-for-4 with three runs in the second.

“Emma has a lot of weight on her shoulders being sick and the only pitcher on the team,” Stuart said. “She has to come out and throw when she isn’t feeling good at all. She pushed through and was able to throw both games.”

Coulter pitched nine shutout innings — surrendering just one run in the third inning of the six-inning first game, and two in the third inning of the five-inning second – to help the Lady Tigers improve to 14-7 in the non-league twinbill.

“We are still battling the same illnesses and injuries as before,” Stuart said, “but we made some solid contact at the plate, which was important.”

Free-swinging freshman Claira Tolan returned to the lineup at shortstop after suffering a sprained ankle and contributed three hits in six trips, including two doubles, scored three runs and drove in one for the Tigers.

“Having Claira’s bat back in the lineup was huge for us,” Stuart said. “She is aggressive and makes good contact.”

Sophomore Corey VanDamme had two hits and three RBIs in the opener for the Tigers, who scored seven times in the fourth, while freshman Kayla Lininger drove in two runs.

Lininger drove in four runs, and Coulter three in the second game, while Danneker went 3-for-3 with a triple, two runs and an RBI. Senior Naomi Rini, junior Anna Ortiz and Tolan also scored two runs each for the Tigers, who scored four runs in the third inning and six in the fourth.

Knott stole three bases in the sweep for fourth-ranked Taft, in first place and undefeated in West Valley League play at 4-0.

Freshman first baseman Madelyn Robinson had three of the eight hits, including a triple, for the Vikings (6-9, 3-2 Class 3A PacWest).

Taft resumes league play at 4:30 p.m. Tuesday at Amity (7-6, 3-2).

“Now we need to rest and get ready for Amity,” Stuart said. “Hopefully, some of these ailments will start to go away.”

Taft 11, Colton 1

COLTON               AB R H BI
Madison Olsen         3 0 1 1
Anna Wimsatt          3 0 0 0
Brooklyn Olsen        3 0 1 0
Courtney Weinberger   3 0 0 0
Madelyn Robinson      2 0 2 0
Madelynne Pierce      2 0 0 0
Katelyn Dutton        3 0 0 0
Kaia Schrosk          2 1 0 0
Renee Richardson      1 0 0 0
Lauren Reed          1 0 0 0
TOTALS               23 1 4 1

TAFT                 AB R H BI
Kyla Knott           4 1 0 1
Naomi Rini           4 1 1 0
Hailee Danneker      3 3 3 0
Emma Coulter          2 0 1 0
Kayla Lininger        3 1 1 2
Alyssa Tanksley      3 1 0 1
Corey VanDamme        3 1 2 3
McKenzie Evenson      3 1 1 0
Claira Tolan          3 1 2 1
*Anna Ortiz           0 1 0 0
TOTALS               28 11 11 8

COLTON 001 000 — 1
TAFT 102 701 — 11

LOB–COLTON 6, TAFT 6. ERR–Katelyn Dutton, Madelynne Pierce, Naomi Rini, Corey VanDamme, Emma Coulter 2B–Madison Olsen, Claira Tolan, Corey VanDamme. 3B–Hailee Danneker. SB–Kaia Schrosk, Kyla Knott.

COLTON                          IP    H    R   ER   BB   SO   HR
Katelyn Dutton                 5.33   11   11    8    5    1    0
TAFT
Emma Coulter                   6.00    4    1    0    2    5    0
PB–Courtney Weinberger (3), Hailee Danneker. BB–Madelyn Robinson, Madelynne Pierce, Kayla Lininger, Hailee Danneker, Alyssa Tanksley, Emma Coulter (2).

Taft 12, Colton 2

COLTON               AB R H BI
Madison Olsen         3 0 1 0
Anna Wimsatt          2 0 0 0
Brooklyn Olsen        2 1 1 1
Courtney Weinberger   2 0 0 0
Madelyn Robinson      2 0 1 0
Madelynne Pierce      1 0 0 0
Kaia Schrosk          2 0 0 0
Lauren Reed           2 0 0 0
Renee Richardson      2 1 1 0
*Anna Ortiz           0 2 0 0
TOTALS               18 2 4 1

TAFT                  AB R H BI
Kyla Knott           4 3 4 1
Naomi Rini           4 2 1 0
Hailee Danneker      3 2 2 1
Emma Coulter          2 0 1 3
Kayla Lininger        3 1 2 4
Alyssa Tanksley      3 0 0 0
Corey VanDamme        3 0 1 1
Makena Cole           3 0 0 0
Claira Tolan          3 2 1 0
TOTALS               28 12 12 10

COLTON 002 00 — 2
TAFT 004 62 — 12

LOB–COLTON 3, TAFT 7. ERR–Madison Olsen (2), Brooklyn Olsen, Madelynne Pierce (2), Claira Tolan. 2B–Brooklyn Olsen, Kayla Lininger, Claira Tolan Corey VanDamme, Emma Coulter. 3B--Madelyn Robinson. HBP—Kayla Lininger. SACB–Anna Wimsatt. SB–Kyla Knott (2), Claira
Tolan.

COLTON                          IP    H    R   ER   BB   SO   HR
Katelyn Dutton                 4.33   12   12    8    3    3    0
TAFT
Emma Coulter                   5.00    4    2    1    1    8    0
PB–Courtney Weinberger, Hailee Danneker (2). BB–Madelynne Pierce, Hailee Danneker,
Emma Coulter (2).

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