Baseball

Gazette-Times

The Corvallis High baseball team won a 27-14 slugfest with Dallas on Friday in a Mid-Willamette Conference road game that featured six home runs, five by the Spartans.

Aaron Corwin led the way for Corvallis (12-3, 7-2) with three home runs. Two were solo shots; the third a grand slam. He was 3-for-3 with six RBIs.

Kipp Godfrey was 3-for-3 with two home runs, one from each side of the plate. Adam Zweber was 5-for-5 with five RBIs.

"It was a really odd game," Corvallis coach Eric Dazey said. "Everything was a factor. It was the third game of a series."

Corvallis 27, Dallas 14

CORVALLIS 136 752 3 - 27 26 2

DALLAS 002 602 4 - 14 13 4

Orman, Willard (4) and Sanders; Soto, Locke (3), MiKinley (3), Smith (4), Soto (5), MiKinley (5), Masingal and McKinley, Wolf (3). WP: Orman (1-0). LP: Soto. Sv: Willard (1). HR: Corwin (C) 3, Godfrey (C) 2, Smith (D). 3B: Locke (D), McKinley (D). 2B: Lomax (C), Orman (C), Sanders (C), Zweber (C)

Hits: Corvallis 26 (Zweber 5, Ravlin 3, Corwin 3, Godfrey 3, Sanders 3, Orman 2, Martin, Lomax, England, Ekstrand, Sparkes, Northcutt, Willard); Dallas 13 (Smith 3, Locke 2, Masingal 2, Bruster, Wold, Palanco, More, Donoghoue, McKinley)

RBIs: Corvallis 27 (Corwin 6, Zweber 5, Ravlin 5, Godfrey 3, Sanders 3, Martin 2, Orman 2, Lomax); Dallas 14 (Smith 5, Palanco 3, McKinley 3, Masingal 2, Donoghoue)

JV score: Corvallis 10, Dallas 0

Crescent Valley 10, Woodburn 0

Nate Pozzesi led Crescent Valley to a MWC shutout, going 3-for-4 with two RBIs, a double and a triple.

The Raiders (9-4, 9-0) played error-free defense and hit consistently to stay in first place in the conference.

Crescent Valley 10, Woodburn 0

WOODBURN 000 00 - 0 1 2

CRESCENT VALLEY 210 16 - 10 7 0

Garcia, Maqana (3) and Klistoff. Hultberg, Mattes (2), Cooper (4), Takamori (6) and Larkin. WP: Mattes (1-0). LP: Garcia. 3B: Pozzesi (CV). 2B: Pozzesi (CV), Fudge (CV), Mattes (CV), Bodon (CV)

Hits: Woodburn 1 (Huerta); Crescent Valley 7 (Pozzesi 3, Fudge, Mattes, Bodon, Takamori)

RBIs: Woodburn 0; Crescent Valley 6 (Pozzesi 2, Mattes 2, Bodon 2)

Philomath 14, Taft 3

LINCOLN CITY - Dan Haynes knocked in eight runs on four hits to lead the Warriors to the Val-Co League win in five innings.

Haynes went 4-for-4 with a double and two runs batted in on each hit. He also got the pitching win for PHS (9-8, 4-2).

"He came out a little shaky and then he found his slider and that they couldn't touch him," PHS coach Ryan Starwalt said.

Michael Finn went 3-for-3 with a double and four runs scored for PHS.

Philomath 14, Taft 3

PHILOMATH 520 25 n 14 14 1

TAFT 300 00 n 3 4 1

Haynes, Keller (5) and Finn. Wilkinson, Erhenfelt (1) and Sawyer. WP: Haynes (2-3). LP: Wilkinson. 2B: Haynes (PHS), Finn (PHS)

Hits: PHS 14 (Motter, Murphree, Hansen 2, Finn 3, Haynes 4, Luke, Woosley, Frisbie). Taft 4 (Z. Erhenfelt, Hahn, Sawyer, Whittaker)

RBIs: PHS 13 (Haynes 8, Luke 3, Woosley 2). Taft 2 (Hahn, Sawyer)

Regis 6, Santiam Christian 2

ADAIR VILLAGE - The Eagles gave up six runs on six hits in the sixth inning in the Pac-West Conference loss.

SC (11-3, 3-1) had a no-hitter going through five, but the Rams got a few hits through and the Eagles did not respond well. SC made a couple of errors and walked three batters in the inning.

"We needed to stop the bleeding and keep contact there and we didn't do it," SC coach Matt Nosack said.

The Eagles host Junction City on Tuesday.

Regis 6, Santiam Christian 2

REGIS 000 006 0 n 6 7 0

SANTIAM CHRISTIAN 002 000 0 n 2 6 3

Butler and Olheiser. Stitzel, Hendrix (6) and Schehen. WP: Butler. LP: Stitzel (3-1). 2B: Lulay (R), Hansen (SC)

Hits: Regis 7 (Piete 2, Lulay 2, Butler, Miller, Olheiser). SC 6 (Hansen, Alexander, Schehen, Bremer 2, Stitzel)

RBIs: Regis (Lulay, Miller, Bochsler, Piete 2, Heuberger). SC (Stitzel, Alexander)