Shorecrest breaks tie with Kamiak

Herald staff

SHORELINE – Shorecrest used a key hit in third inning to take a 5-1 Western Conference South Division victory over Kamiak Friday.

The victory improved second-place Shorecrest to 5-2 in league as Kamiak dropped a game back at 4-3.

Derek DuPree had the key hit in the bottom of the third inning with a bases-loaded three-run double to put the Scots up for good at 3-1.

After scoring an unearned run, Garret Flowers had a RBI single in the sixth inning, scoring Zach Hale from third base to put the Scots up 5-1.


Ouelette and Reed. DuPree and Workman. WP-DuPree (3-0). LP-Ouelette. 2B-Santiago (K), Finnie (K), DuPree (S). Records-Kamiak 4-3 in league 4-4 overall. Shorecrest 5-2, 7-2

Everett 8, Lynnwood 5: Walker Waite was 2-for-4 with a pair of RBI and John Luatua added two RBI as Everett took its fourth Wesco South victory.

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Sherry and McAffe. Cronin, Levin (6) and Johnson. WP-Cronin (2-1). LP-Sherry (not reported). 2B-Le (Lynn). 3B-Goldfinch (Everett). Records-Lynnwood 0-7 in league, 1-7 overall. Everett 4-3, 4-4.

Edmonds-Woodway 3, Shorewood 2: A Shorewood throwing error allowed Edmonds-Woodway to score the winning runs in the bottom of the sixth inning.

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Rezendes and Tonkin. Gilmore and Waite. WP-Gilmore. LP-Rezendes (0-1). 2B-Hill (Edmonds-Woodway), Christensen (Shorewood), Shumaker (Shorewood). HR-Tonkin (Shorewood). Records-Shorewood 4-3 in league, 6-3 overall. Edmonds-Wodway 4-3, 5-4.

Jackson 8, Mariner 4: Brent Lillibridge was 2-for-3 with a home run to lead Jackson to the Wesco South victory.

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Allen, Raff (6), Gonzales and K. Lillibridge. Guinn, Fitzsimmons (4) and Sadoski WP-Allen. LP-Guinn. 2B-Rendall (M), Sadoski (M). HR-B. Lillibridge (J). Records-Jackson 5-2 in league and overall.Mariner 1-6 ,1-7.

Mountlake Terrace 2, Meadowdale 1: Mountlake Terrace’s Aaron Heuer hit a first-inning double and scored on a Marc Joehnk single in the Wesco South game.

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Morgan, Wilhuter (7) and Ness. Mummy and O’Neill. WP-Morgan LP-Mummy. 2B-Heuer (Mountlake Terrace). Records-Mountlake Terrace 6-1 in league, 7-1 overall. Meadowdale 2-5, 3-5.

Mount Vernon 4, Lake Stevens 3: The Bulldogs picked up four unearned runs in the first two innings to remain undefeated atop the Wesco North Division standings.

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Kendrick and Seabury. Roe, Sundin (5) and McCarty. WP-Kendrick. LP-Roe. 2B-Balunsat (Lake Stevens). Records-Mount Vernon 7-0 in league, 9-0 overall. Lake Stevens 1-4, 4-4.

Oak Harbor 4, Monroe 1: Aaron Gibbons was 2-for-3 with a double and a RBI to lead Oak Harbor to the Wesco North victory.

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Martinez and Plasser. Yeary, Wilkins (7) and Wilkins Ranko (7). WP-Martinez. LP-Yeary (1-4). 2B-Gibbons (OH), Medina (OH), Manthe (M). Records-Oak Harbor 3-4 in league 5-5 overall. Monroe 1-6, 2-7.

Cascade 16, Arlington 5: Blake Snow hit two home runs and had five RBI in Cascade’s fourth Wesco North victory.

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Martine, Green (6) and Rutter. Baily, Murphy and Welch. WP-Martine (1-0). LP-Baily (not reported). 2B-Welch (Arlington), Murphy (Arlington). HR-Welch (Arlington), Sizemore (Cas), Snow (Cas) 2. Records-Cascade 4-1 in league, 6-2 overall. Arlington 1-6, 1-7.

Stanwood 9, Snohomish 2: Stanwood pitcher Jacob Schmitt pitched a complete game and batted 3-for-4 with two doubles and two RBI in the Wesco North game. Pete Moormeier doubled twice and homered for Snohomish.

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Schmitt and Smith. Lohnes, Schaut (5) and Adams-Christensen, Jackson (4). WP-Schmitt. LP-Lohnes (1-1). 2B-Schnitt (St) 2, Bennion (Sn), Moormeier (Sn) 2. HR-Moormeier (Sn). Records-Stanwood 5-2 in league, 6-3 overall. Snohomish 2-3, 6-3.

South Whidbey 9, Mount Baker 6: Brady Switzer of South Whidbey was 4-for-4 with a double, a home run and four RBI in the North Cascades Conference win.

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Rasmussen, Bisser (4) and Nordstadt. Schultz and Hahn. WP-Schultz (3-1). LP-Rasmussen. 2B-Switzer (South Whidbey), Coleman (South Whidbey). HR-Switzer (South Whidbey). Records-Mount Baker 0-5 in league, 0-6 overall. South Whidbey 5-2, 5-2.

Lynden Christian 11, Granite Falls 7: T.J. Peden hit was 2-for-4 with two home runs for Granite Falls in the North Cascades game.

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Holleman and Bosman. Blacker, Mullins (2), Haug (7) and Peden. WP-Holleman. LP-Blacker. 2B-Emery (GF), Haug (GF), Bosman (LC). 3B-Holleman (LC) HR-Peden (GF) 2. Records-Lynden Christian 4-1 in league 5-1 overall. Granite Falls 0-6, 1-6.

Blaine 8, Lakewood 3: Justin Birch struck out 10 Blaine batters in the North Cascades game.

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Dickie and Pike. Birch, M. Bry and Dietlan. WP-Dickie. LP-Birch (1-2). 2B-Anderson (B) 2, Wammack (L). HR-Sanders (B) 2, Anderson. Records-Blaine 7-0 in league 7-1 overall. Lakewood 2-3, 3-4.

Coupeville 6, Friday Harbor 3: Casey Mitchell batted 3-for-3 to help Coupeville claim the Northwest A League victory.

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Thompsen, Ryan (5), Vynne (5) and Vynne, Herbert (5). Horton and Whittaker. WP-Horton (1-1). LP-Ryan. 2B-Sherman (C). Records-Friday Harbor 5-1 in league, 7-1 overall. Coupeville 1-5, 2-6.

La Conner 8-11, Archbishop Murphy 7-5: Jesse Breckenridge was the winning pitcher in both games of the Northwest A League doubleheader and drove in the winning run with a two-out single in the bottom of the eighth inning in the first game. Nick Karthas had doubles in both games for Archbishop Murphy.

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Karthas, Burke (5) and Ackerman. Breckenridge and Hutt. WP-Brekenridge. LP-Karthas (2-2). 2B-Karthas (AM), Breckenridge (L). HR-Dunbar (L), Young (L). Records-Archbishop Murphy 3-4 in league and overall. La Conner 6-1, 7-1.

Shoreline Christian 11, Chief Leschi 0: Brant Wahlman hit a three-run first-inning home run and freshman pitcher David Fertello threw a complete-game shutout, while batting 2-for-2 with two RBI and a stolen base for the Crusaders in the Sea-Tac B League game.

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George and Nelson. Fertello and Broekhuis, Wahlman (5). WP-Fertello. LP-George. 2B-Fertello (Shoreline Christian). HR-Wahlman (Shoreline Christian). Records- Shoreline Christian 2-2 in league, 2-3 overall. Chief Leschi not reported.

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