Area Roundup: Kelso's May tosses second no-hitter
Tuesday, April 8, 2008 7:14 AM PDT
By The Daily News
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E-mail this articleKelso senior right-hander Trevor May tossed his second no-hitter of the season Monday against Camas in a Greater St. Helens 3A League baseball game - and the Hilanders needed every last pitch of it.
May, who no-hit Hudson's Bay prior to spring break in another GSHL 3A game, struck out 13 and did not walk a batter in Kelso's 1-0 win over the Papermakers. The Hilanders won despite managing just one hit against Camas ace Taylor Williams.
Kelso remained perfect for the season at 7-0, 4-0 in league play heading into today's road game against Fort Vancouver.
May just missed a perfect game when a Camas batter reached base on an error in the third inning. Third baseman Nolan Enriquez also had a good day for the Scots.
Kelso scored its one run in the third. Chris Whitmire walked, then advanced to second on a wild pitch and to third on a sacrifice bunt by Kelly Rice. Finally, Phillip Cadwell connected for Kelso's lone hit to plate Whitmire.
Rainier pounds Scappoose
RAINIER - Chris Eddy, Garrett Karnoski and Daryl Paddock had two hits apiece as Rainier pounded Scappoose 14-9 in nonleague baseball on Saturday.
Karnoski allowed three runs through the first four innings before yielding to relievers Dalton Earlywine and Riley Tripp.
Eagles soar over MM
FERNDALE - Mark Morris pounded out 10 hits, but the Monarchs came out on the short end of a 5-2 decision to the Ferndale Eagles in nonleague baseball on Saturday.
Jesse Rice led the MM attack with three hits, with Kasey Lambert and Matt Wilcox adding two hits and an RBI apiece. Cody Erdman and Dillon Conner also had doubles, and Conner and Zevin Burgin were defensive standouts for the Monarchs (4-4).
MM coach Joe Bair praised pitcher Hank Hanigan in his first varsity outing.
SOFTBALL
Ducks swarm Indians
TOUTLE - Toutle Lake topped Toledo 5-3 in nonleague fastpitch action Monday, making the Ducks 3-2 overall.
Rachel Dahlman hurled the complete-game win and went 3-for-4 at the plate, and Lacey Hoffmann of TL added three RBIs.
GIRLS GOLF
Hawks handle Beavers
WOODLAND - Hockinson beat Woodland 246-281 at Lewis River Golf Course on Monday in a GSHL 2A dual.
Danna Olsen of the Hawks claimed medalist honors with a 43. Woodland's scorecard featured Nicole Salee (51), Breanna Wolf (51), Chelsea Anderson (55), Ashley Vetter (61) and Holly Wade (63).
The Beavers (101) face R.A. Long today.
Jills' Tapani cards 47
R.A. Long shot a 274 team total to beat an incomplete Ridgefield squad at Mint Valley Golf Course on Monday in a GSHL 2A dual, with the Jills' Kamri Tapani taking medalist honors.
Tapani carded a 47. RAL's other scorers were Mackenzi Ellis (53), Desi Tapani (56), Amber Byrum (59) and Rachel Zdilar (59).
MM swings to victory
WASHOUGAL - Washougal's Kayla Down was medalist with a 53, but Mark Morris' balanced attack topped the Panthers 308-313 in a GSHL 2A dual match at Orchard Hills Country Club on Monday.
Richelle Chrest (58), Katie Ziegler (59), Amanda Warren (63), Shyane DeCamp (63) and Morgan Mittie (65) were MM's top golfers.
The Monarchs (1-1) compete in the Bayview Invitational at Lewis River Golf Course today.
TRACK
Freese, Berglund shine
ASTORIA, Ore. - Ilwaco's Kelly Freese and Stephen Berglund took home Athlete of the Meet honors, as well as event wins, from Tuesday's Daily Astorian Invitational. No team scores were kept.
Freese won the girls' 1500 meters in 5 minutes, 25 seconds and the 3000 in 12:01.2, and Berglund took the boys' 3000 in 9:39.6.
CC BASEBALL
LCC topples Tacoma
The Lower Columbia College Red Devils won two of three games in their weekend series against Tacoma to move into a first-place tie with the Titans atop the NWAACC Western Division baseball standings.
LCC (10-15, 4-2 league) dropped the first game of its Saturday road doubleheader to the Titans 4-2, but rallied to win the nightcap 5-4. On Sunday, the Devils claimed a 7-2 victory at David Story Field.
"Sunday's game was the best we've played in weeks," LCC coach Kelly Smith said. "We played with a lot of zest and zeal. This is an improvement, but it's still not up to our standards. Hopefully it's a step in the right direction."
Chad Wagner took a no-hitter into the sixth inning before allowing a couple of hits. Cody Fassold also pitched 2 2/3 innings of no-hit relief before yielding to Alex Levin.
An RBI double from Brooks Lindsley, followed by Lindsley scoring on safety squeeze in the first inning, gave the Devils a 2-0 lead. LCC later went ahead 5-0 in the fifth on a two-run single from Bo Lybeck, and added two insurance runs in the sixth, highlighted by an RBI single from Shawn Peterson.
Lindsley finished with three of LCC's eight hits.
In Saturday's opener, LCC managed solo runs in the first and second innings while amassing seven hits. Sean Winston and Jett Hart had two hits apiece.
In the nightcap, the Devils wiped out an early 3-0 deficit with five runs in the sixth inning. Luke Zirkle slapped a two-run single that scored Lindsley and Peterson, Lybeck had an RBI hit that scored Zirkle, and Alex Lovell later hit a two-run double.
Lindsley pitched the eighth and ninth innings to secure the save.
LCC tallied 10 hits as Lovell and Peterson finished with three apiece, and Lindsley chipped in two.
LCC visits Green River for a doubleheader Saturday, and hosts Centralia at 1 p.m. Sunday.
SWIMMING
Lamb sets world marks
BEAVERTON - R.A. Long High School graduate Willard Lamb set three age-group world records in a Masters swim meet held recently at the Tualatin Hills Aquatic Center.
Lamb, 86, a 1941 RAL graduate, established world marks in the 1500 freestyle (28 minutes, 35.24 seconds), 800 freestyle (14:36.9) and 400 freestyle (7:10.12).
Lamb's marks shattered the old 1500 time by 47 seconds, the 800 by 46 seconds and the 400 by 16 seconds.
JV report
Baseball
Kelso 13, Camas 0 - The Scots' Garrett Crayne threw a one-hitter with 12 strikeouts, and Chase Fick (three hits) and Justin Gillen (two hits) sparked the offense.
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