The Adna softball team had an incredible offensive performance on Thursday, when the Pirates scored 31 runs in a dominant 31-4 five-inning victory over Morton/White Pass in Morton.
Most of the damage came in the second inning, when the Pirates plated 17 runs to extend a 3-0 lead to a 20-0 lead.
Teagan Baggenstos went a perfect 5 for 5 with five runs batted in, and Haley Roundtree added four hits and also drove in five runs. Kaydence Groves added three hits, including a double, and drove in four runs, and Brytin Dollarhyde added two hits and brought home three runs.
Nine other Pirates recorded at least one hit, including Mavyn Shannon, who collected three, eight others drove in at least one run, including Alyson Terry and Kortnie Clark, who both tallied two RBIs.
Baggenstos also pitched the first two innings, allowing two hits and four runs, though all four were marked as unearned. Clark pitched the final three innings, allowing just two hits and walking one while striking out nine.
Bazil Boles drove in two of MWP’s four runs, and Katie Jordan notched the T-Wolves’ other RBI with an RBI single.
MWP (6-11) is the C2BL’s No. 8 seed and will head to North Beach, the P2BL’s No. 5, on Friday for the 2B District 4 Tournament pigtail game. The winner of that will take on Toledo, the C2BL’s No. 3, in a first-round matchup on Monday at Fort Borst Park in Centralia.
As the C2BL’s No. 1 seed, Adna (15-4) will have a first-round bye in the district tournament. The Pirates will begin play in districts next Friday, May 15, in a quarterfinal against either Toutle Lake, the C2BL’s No. 5 seed, or Ilwaco, the P2BL’s No. 4 seed.
