HeraldNet: State baseball: Terrace loses to Central Kitsap, 11-5



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May 17, 2008

State baseball: Terrace loses to Central Kitsap, 11-5

Posted at 3:40 pm by Mike Cane, Herald Writer

After leading 4-1 through three innings Mountlake Terrace was outscored 10-1 the rest of the way and was ousted 11-5 in the loser-out first-round Class 4A state tournament game against Central Kitsap at Everett Memorial Stadium.

Terrace, the District 1 champion, had won eight consecutive games and was trying to win a state-tourney game for the first time in program history. But the Hawks (17-7) helped Central Kitsap (20-6) by committing five errors and several baserunning blunders.

“Too many mistakes,” Terrace coach Andrew Watters said. “I tip my hat to Central Kitsap. They put the ball in play and they put pressure on us. They’re a very good club.”

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