Sweet Home 12
Redmond 2
A Sunday doubleheader ended well for the Huskies baseball team winning the first game 12-2 and the secon 7-4 over Redmond at home.
“The kids hit the ball pretty well and did a nice job running the bases,” Coach Dan Tow said. “Donny Cliver did well on the mound, and I thought Jon Dearborn did a nice job behind the plate.”
Cliver struck out seven batters and walked five.
At bats, Joe Kisselburg went 2-3. Ronnie Garcia went 2-4. Dearborn went 1-2 with a double and two RBIs. Sean Swett went 1-3 with three RBIs.
Redmond 002 000 2 5 4
Sweet Home 312 006 12 10 3
Sweet Home 7
Redmond 4
The Huskies defeated Redmond 7-4 in the second game.
“Charles Murray had a big day at the plate driving in four runs with two doubles,” Coach Tow said. “Cody (Miller) hit the ball well also. I thought everybody did a nice job really. We had hits from eight different players.
“I also thought Tyler Emmert and Cody Miller both threw pretty well. The kids had a good day today, and they all did a nice job.”
Miller went 2-3 with a double. Murray went 2-3 for his two doubles and four RBIs. Josh Walker went 1-1. Tim Matuszak, Jared Anable and Frank Ramoz all went 1-2.
The game gives the Huskies a 5-3 record for summer season.
Redmond 021 1000 4 3 3
Sweet Home 131 002x 7 10 3
Cascade 5
Sweet Home 4
The Huskies lost two games to Cascade on Saturday at Cascade. They lost 5-4 in the first game.
“Randy Wunker pitched a very strong game with 14 strikeouts and only one walk,” Coach Tow said. “We made a couple of errors int he second inning that really ended up hurting us. We outhit them, but they got a couple big hits, and we kind of made those key mistakes that allowed them to score just enough to get us.”
At bats, Chris Phillips went 2-3 with a double. Mike Nagamatsu went 2-4. Wunkey went 2-4 with a double. Dearborn went 1-4 with two RBIs.
Sweet Home 002 0002 4 9 4
Cascade 103 010x 5 6 3
Cascade 8
Sweet Home 3
Cascade hit Sweet Home harder in the second game, winning 8-3.
“We really struggled with our pitching in the first two innings,” Coach Tow said. “Unfortunately, they scored enough runs in those innings to win the game. Brent Smith came in to pitch in the second inning and didn’t give up a bit the entire game. He struck out seven in four and two-thirds innings and looked very sharp. We just couldn’t come up with many runs, and their defense played well.”
At bats, Joe Rosa went 2-4. Phillips went 1-1, and Cliver went 1-3.
In previous games, the Huskies defeated Newport 7-1 on June 7, Stayton 8-3 on June 4, Stayton 5-1 on May 30 and lost to Newport 7-5 in 10 innings on May 29.
Sweet Home 120 0000 3 4 2
Cascade 430 100x 8 5 0