Adna senior ace Hailey Rainey tossed an eight-strikeout one-hitter as undefeated Adna won its fifth-straight in a 15-0 blowout win over previously-unbeaten Toledo at home on Monday.
The high-scoring Indians entered the match unbeaten with a three-game win streak and had outscored their previous two opponents by a combined total of 31-0. But the Indians could find no traction against the defending 2B state champion Pirates, collecting just one hit, coming from Greenlee Clark.
Adna, meanwhile, turned on the pressure offensively, scoring five runs in the first and six in the fourth inning to 10-run Toledo in four. Adna was led by Keaton Dowell and Danika Hallom, who each tallied two hits on the day as the Pirates rocked Toledo’s normally hard-to-hit ace Bethany Bowen for 13 total hits. Karlee Von Moss drove in three runs for Adna while Margarite Humphrey and Kaylee Ashley each notched two RBIs.
Adna (5-0) travels to Stevenson on Thursday, while Toledo (3-1) heads to Rainier on Thursday.
Onalaska used a 14-run explosion in the fourth inning to wallop Winlock, 21-7, at home on Monday as the Loggers extended their win streak to four games.
Hannah James led the Loggers’ offensive attack, going 3-for-4 at the plate with an inside-the-park home run. Dylan “Pickle” Zigler, Alex Cleveland-Barrera and Desi Smith each were 2-for-4 batting, while Raelee Holmes was 2-for-2 with two walks.
“Our bats came alive and we were seeing the ball,” Onalaska coach Rich Teitzel said. “Shout out to Winlock. They’re a great ballclub.”
On the mound, Zigler went 3.1 innings with five strikeouts, five walks, five runs and four hits. Lisa Liddell pitched 1.2 innings in relief while striking out three and allowing two runs on three hits.
For the Cardinals, Karlie Jones allowed 11 hits and walked five batters while striking out three in 3.1 innings, while Addison Hall struck out one and surrendered four hits in ⅔ of an inning. Jones was the leader offensively for Winlock, smashing a two-run double in the fourth inning.
Winlock falls to 2-3 overall and hosts Morton-White Pass at 4 p.m. on Thursday. Onalaska improves to 4-2 overall and hosts Stevenson at 4 p.m. on Monday.
Rainier ace Bailey Elwell tossed an eight-strikeout one-hitter across three innings as Rainier romped to a 14-1 victory in four innings over Wahkiakum at home on Monday.
The Mountaineers (3-1) rebounded from their first loss of the season last Wednesday to Onalaska by hammering nine hits against the Mules. Alyssa Lofgren led with three hits while Miah Reynolds added two and Raychel Hansen drove in two runs. Reynolds struckout one in ⅔ of an inning in relief.
“This is the first time in years that Rainier has been so competitive,” Rainier coach Kyle Greenwood said. “It’s good. It’s nice to get another win… the girls played really well and the chatter is translating into confidence.”
Rainier hosts Toledo (3-1) on Thursday.
Freshman Staysha Fleutsch hammered a two-run homer and Rochester held off Eatonville for a 14-13 non-league road victory on Monday.
Sophomore Emma Wiss added a triple for the Warriors at the plate while senior Kiyah Kennedy tossed three innings in the circle, Sadie Knutson went 1.2 innings and Liz Phelps threw 2.1 innings.
“They started putting in the work and it’s starting to pay off,” Rochester coach Tiffany Garcia said. “We had hits all around. It was definitely a team effort.”
Rochester improves to 3-1 overall and hosts Centralia on Wednesday.
Morton-White Pass erupted for 31 runs in a 31-9 victory over a young Kalama at home Monday in Central 2B League action.
MWP ace Kaiden Linder struck out two batters in two innings while freshman Natalia Armstrong took to the circle for the first time in her high school career, striking out three in one inning.
“It was a tough game for Kalama,” MWP coach Derek Bowen said. “We were real patient at the plate and didn’t swing at bad pitches.”
MWP improves to 2-3 overall and heads to Winlock on Thursday.
W.F. West saw six hitters net at least two hits and Kamy Dacus struck out 11 as the Bearcats rolled past the Thunderbirds, 9-1, in a 2A Evergreen Conference softball game in Tumwater on Monday.
Brielle Hetter, Saige Brindle, Lena Fragner, Dacus, Savannah Hawkins and Chase White each had multi-hit games for the Bearcats. Dacus drove in a trio of runs and White drove in a pair.
“It was one of those team wins where everyone kept passing the bat and doing their jobs,” Bearcats coach Caty Lieseke said.
W.F. West (3-0) hosts Aberdeen on Wednesday at 4:30 p.m.
