Chemeketa Splits up North

Chemeketa Dominates Blue Mountain with a Commanding 14-1 Victory

March 8, 2025 - In a decisive morning matchup, Chemeketa showcased their offensive prowess against Blue Mountain, securing a 14-1 victory in a game that ended in just five innings. The contest, held at Chemeketa, saw the home team deliver a powerful performance both at the plate and on the mound.

Chemeketa set the tone early, scoring four runs in the first inning and never looking back. Their offensive onslaught continued with six runs in the second inning, three in the third, and one in the fourth, ultimately sealing the game with a final score of 14-1. Blue Mountain managed a lone run in the first inning but struggled to generate any further offense.

Chemeketa's lineup was relentless, amassing 13 hits and 14 runs. They were led by standout performances from Mcke. Dodge and J. Rule, each hitting two home runs. Dodge also drove in four runs, while Rule contributed three RBIs. R. Shumaker added another home run to the tally, further highlighting Chemeketa's power display.

On the base paths, Chemeketa was aggressive and effective, with C. Weaving, A. Wilsey, and A. Archuleta each stealing two bases, adding pressure to Blue Mountain's defense.

Mcka. Dodge not only shined offensively but also delivered a stellar performance on the mound. Pitching a complete game, Dodge allowed just three hits and one unearned run over five innings, striking out five Blue Mountain batters without issuing any walks.

Blue Mountain's lineup struggled to find any rhythm against Dodge, managing only three hits throughout the game. A. Krigbaum and A. Smith were the only players to hit doubles, but the team failed to capitalize on these opportunities.

Pitcher H. Burnett faced a tough outing, conceding 14 runs (13 earned) on 11 hits over five innings, with two walks and no strikeouts.

Chemeketa's dominant performance against Blue Mountain highlighted their offensive depth and pitching strength. With contributions from multiple players, Chemeketa demonstrated why they are a formidable force this season. Blue Mountain, meanwhile, will need to regroup and address their struggles both offensively and defensively as they move forward in the season. Chemeketa's players brought energy and focus, resulting in a commanding win.

Bellevue College wins Over Chemeketa CC Storm in a High-Scoring Softball Clash

In an exciting softball matchup on March 8, 2025, Bellevue College emerged victorious against Chemeketa CC Storm with a final score of 8-4. The game, held at Bellevue College, showcased impressive performances from both teams, but Bellevue's early lead and consistent play secured their win.

The game kicked off with Chemeketa CC Storm taking an early lead in the first inning. Calli Weaving's single and Jessica Rule's fly ball brought in two runs, setting the stage for a competitive match. However, Bellevue College quickly responded in the bottom of the first inning. Riley Pirkle's home run, which brought in three runs, shifted the momentum in favor of Bellevue.

In the second inning, Chemeketa's Weaving continued to shine with a triple, adding two more runs to their tally. Despite this, Bellevue College maintained their composure and extended their lead. Maddie Repp's single and Avery Grutz's fly ball contributed to Bellevue's four-run second inning, giving them a comfortable lead.

The game saw no further scoring until the fifth inning when Bellevue's Anna Fowler singled, allowing Jaclyn Huntzinger to score, solidifying Bellevue's lead at 8-4. Chemeketa struggled to regain their footing, unable to score in the remaining innings.

Bellevue's pitching duo of Rachael Cole and Riley Pirkle managed to contain Chemeketa's offense after the initial innings. Cole pitched three innings, allowing four runs, while Pirkle's four innings of scoreless pitching were instrumental in maintaining Bellevue's lead.

Chemeketa's pitchers, Laney De Loe and Jessica Rule, faced challenges against Bellevue's strong batting lineup. De Loe struggled in the first inning, giving up six runs, while Rule managed to stabilize the game, allowing only two runs over five innings.

Bellevue College's combination of strong batting and effective pitching proved decisive in their 8-4 victory over Chemeketa CC Storm. The game highlighted the talents of players like Riley Pirkle and Calli Weaving, who delivered standout performances for their respective teams. As the season progresses, both teams will look to build on this experience, with Bellevue aiming to maintain their winning momentum and Chemeketa seeking to bounce back in future games.