Terrace scores, but Shorecrest still perfect in fastpitch

Herald staff

SHORELINE – Maybe the defending state champion Shorecrest Scots can be beaten-or at least be given a close game.

Western Conference South Division softball rival Mountlake Terrace broke the ice Monday and scored on the Scots for the first time all season, yet still came up short in a 4-2 loss.

“Since I’ve been coaching I can remember all the games with them being close, like one point,” third-year Shorecrest coach Kristie Oglesby said.

The Scots improved to 13-0 in Wesco South Division, while Mountlake Terrace (10-3) keeps a foothold on second place with six games remaining before playoffs begin.

Pitcher Kristina Thorson improved to 13-0 with a 15-strikeout, two-walk performance. Catcher Toni Brickel hit a three-run double in the third inning.


Katy Barstad and Kristen Miller. Kristina Thorson and Toni Brickel. WP-Thorson (13-0). LP-Barstad (not reported). 2B-Brickel 3 RBI 2B. Records-Mountlake Terrace: 10-3 in division, 11-4 overall. Shorecrest: 14-0, 13-0.

Lake Stevens 1, Stanwood 0: Taryn Scott threw her second consecutive shutout for the Vikings in the Wesco South victory.

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Mariner 2, Lynnwood 0: The Mauraduers, behind the pitching and hitting of Therese Mickelson won its second game of the season. Mickelson struck out five and drove in the game-winning RBI.

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Mickelson, Keith (5) and Cole. Roden and Rhodes. WP-Mickelson (2-6). LP-Roden. 2B-Masterson (Lynnwood), Thorsen (Lynnwood). Records-Mariner 2-11 in league, 2-11 overall. Lynnwood 2-12, 2-12.

Shorewood 1, Meadowdale 0: Heather Thomsen scored the game-winning run in the seventh when Meadowdale threw the ball away trying to get a Shorewood baserunner attempting to steal second.

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Heric and Spenard. Monsey and Mallory. WP-Heric . LP-Monsey. 2B-Sullivan (Swd), 3B-Thomsen (Swd), Records-Shorewood 8-6 in league, 10-6 overall. Meadowdale 1-12, 1-13.

Jackson 5, Edmonds-Woodway 2: Jackson used a four-run fourth inning to win the Wesco South match-up.

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Craig and Bergan. Adix and Noack. WP-Adix. LP-Craig. 2B-Tucker (E-W). Records-Jackson: 8-6 in division, 9-7 overall. Edmonds-Woodway: 7-6., 8-6.

Snohomish 10, Oak Harbor 4: Beth Whitney helped lead Snohomish to a Wesco North win with two base hits and two RBI.

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Berg, Degraff (4), Barone. Beth Whitney, Courtney Norkin (5), Dawn Bryan (6) and Kari Kennedy. WP-Whitney (1-3). LP-Berg (not reported). 2B-Barone (Oak), Libbe Bear (Oak). Records-Snohomish 4-8 league, 5-10 overall.

Everett 1, Kamiak 0: Amy Hudson scored the winning run following an Anne Zahalka sixth-inning single as Everett won its 11th Wesco South game. Julie Vanek struck out 11 batters to earn her 11th victory.

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Colburn and Mangano. Vanek and Baird. WP-Vanek (11-4). LP-Colburn. Records-Kamiak: 6-7 in league, 6-7-overall. Everett: 11-4, 10-4.

South Whidbey 8, Nooksack Valley 2: Mary Murphy had a home run and three RBI to lead South Whidbey to the North Cascades victory.

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K. Wilburn and A. Wilburn. C. Robinson and Lubach. WP-C. Robinson). LP-K. Wilburn. 2B-Russell (SW), J. Robinson (SW). HR-M. Murphy (SW). Records-Nooksack Valley: 9-3 in conference, 11-3 overall. South Whidbey 11-0, 14-1.

Coupeville 24, Orcas Island 3: Ashley Ellsworth-Bagby was 4-for-4 to lead Coupeville to a Northwest A League victory.

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Harvey, Parish (4) and Tran. S. Mouw, Davis (4), Crandall (5) and Lamb, Croghan. WP-Mouw (12-1). LP-Harvey. 2B-A. Larson (C), C. Larson (C). 3B-Ellsworth-Bagby (C). Records-Coupeville: 10-1 in league, 14-1 overall. Orcas Island: 1-7, 1-8.

Lakewood 11, Meridian 0: Laura Hellstrom struck out 10 Meridian batters as Lakewood picked up its second win of the season.

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Jorgenson and Rainier. Hellstrom and Kasala. WP-Hellstrom (2-7). LP-Jorgenson. Records-Meridian 5-6: in league, 6-7 overall. Lakewood: 2-9, 4-9.

Mount Baker 5, Lynden Christian 0: Mount Baker pitcher Karly Postlewait threw a two-hitter, striking out nine and walking none to earn her 12th win of the season.

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Karly Postlewait and Gifford Welch. Shauna Tinklenberg and Torian Veltkamp. WP-Postlewait (12-1). LP-Tinklenberg. 3B-Gifford Welch (MB). Records-Mount Baker: 10-1 in league, 13-1 overall. Lynden Christian: 6-8, 4-7.

Granite Falls 12, Sultan 2: Ashley Butler went 4-for-4 with two runs scored and teammate Nikki Lynn was 3-for-4 with two runs scored to lead Granite Falls to its first North Cascades Conference victory of the season.

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Lynn and Harrison. Anthony and Hill. WP-Lynn (2-9). LP-Anthony. 2B-Newman (S), Harrison (G). 3B-Kirchgessner (G). Records-Granite Falls: 1-9 in league, 2-9 overall. Sultan: 1-9, 1-10.

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