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Schedule Tonight's Game Quick Hitters the Applesox Defeated the June Bells 4-1 Last Night Game Notes Communications Director: Joel Norman [email protected] June 13, 2021 WCL Game#9 WCL Home Game#6 Schedule Tonight's Game Quick Hitters The AppleSox defeated the June Bells 4-1 last night. 1 NW Star Academy * 8-3, L Last night marked the 4th time 2 NW Star Academy* 7-6, L 4 @Portland 6-0, L that the AppleSox held their 5 @Portland 4-2, W opponent to two-or-less runs. 6 @Portland 11-1, L @ 8 Walla Walla 5-0, W Reid Ramussen tossed 5 IP last 9 Walla Walla 9-2, L Paul Thomas Sr. Stadium 5:35 p.m. 10 Walla Walla 3-1, W night, the third AppleSox 11 Bellingham 13-8, W starter to do so, all of which 12 Bellingham 4-1, W 13 Bellingham 5:35 PM have come in the last 5 games 18 Bend 6:35 PM Tonight's Probable Starters Tino Bethancourt homered for 19 Bend 6:35 PM 20 Bend 5:35 PM the 2nd time in the last 3 days 22 @Cowlitz 6:35 PM Kyle Dunning Hunter Salinas The AppleSox swept 4 teams in 23 @Cowlitz 6:35 PM 24 @Cowlitz 6:35 PM 2019, including the Bells from 25 @Corvallis 6:35 PM Second Appearance Third Appearance July 12-14. 3 of those sweeps 26 @Corvallis 6:35 PM This Summer This Summer 27 @Corvallis 1:05 PM came at home. 29 Portland 6:35 PM 0-0, 0.00 ERA, 3 K, 1-0, 0.00 ERA, 8 K, Last night's win marked the 30 Portland 6:35 PM 2 H, 0 BB, 1 G, 3.1 IP 3 H, 4 BB, 2 G, 7.0 IP 400th at Paul Thomas Sr. July Stadium. The AppleSox' first- 1 Portland 6:35 PM Summer 2021, Bells Summer 2021, AppleSox ever home game was on June 3, 2 Highline* 6:35 PM Last Appearance Last Appearance 3 Highline* 7:05 PM 2000, a 12-8 loss to Bellingham. 6 @Port Angeles 6:35 PM 3.1 IP, 0 R, 0 ER, 5.0 IP, 0 R, 0 ER, 7 @Port Angeles 6:35 PM Wenatchee's first-ever win at 8 @Port Angeles 6:35 PM 3 K, 2 H, 0 BB, ND 5 K, 3 H, 1 BB, W home came on June 12, 2000, a 3- 9 Corvallis 6:35 PM June 5 @ PA June 8 v WW 10 Corvallis 6:35 PM 2 win in their only game ever 11 Corvallis 5:35 PM against the Bay Area Rams. 13 @Bellingham 6:35 PM 14 @Bellingham 6:35 PM 15 @Bellingham 6:35 PM 2021 WCL Standings 16 CCL All-Stars 6:35 PM 17 CCL All-Stars 6:35 PM 18 CCL All-Stars 5:35 PM North Broadcast 20 @Walla Walla 6:35 PM Overall 1st Half STREAK 21 @Walla Walla 6:35 PM Yakima Valley 6-2 6-2 4W KCSY Sunny FM 22 @Walla Walla 6:35 PM Wenatchee 5-3 5-3 3W Wenatchee: 93.9 FM 23 Yakima Valley 6:35 PM 1L East Wenatchee: 98.1 FM 24 Yakima Valley 6:35 PM Walla Walla 4-4 4-4 25 Yakima Valley 5:35 PM Port Angeles 3-5 3-5 1W Lake Chelan Valley: 95.3 FM 27 @Bend 6:35 PM Bellingham 2-6 2-6 4L Brewster/Pateros: 101.3 FM 28 @Bend 6:35 PM Okanogan Valley: 101.9 FM 29 @Bend 6:35 PM Omak/Tonasket/Oroville: 97.7 FM 30 NW Star Academy* 6:35 PM South 31 NW Star Academy* 6:35 PM Methow Valley: 106.3 FM August Overall 1st Half STREAK Online: kcsyfm.com 3 Port Angeles 6:35 PM Corvallis 4-2 4-2 3W 4 Port Angeles 6:35 PM Ridgefield 5-3 5-3 2L Run Differential 5 Port Angeles 6:35 PM Cowlitz 3-3 3-3 1W 6 Cowlitz 6:35 PM Portland 3-3 3-3 1L 7 Cowlitz 6:35 PM 8 Cowlitz 5:35 PM Bend 1-5 1-5 1L 10 @Yakima Valley 6:35 PM -6 8 -14 -6 11 @Yakima Valley 6:35 PM 12 @Yakima Valley 6:35 PM Overall Home Road Non-League Last Game History vs Bells (52-37)* WCL Scores BEL 1 July 12, 2018...............................................Home L, 10-4 Port Angeles (3-5) 5 July 13, 2018..............................................Away L, 13-1 Walla Walla (4-4) 1 WEN 4 July 14, 2018...............................................Away L, 2-0 June 12, 2021 Ridgefield (5-3) 9 July 15, 2018...............................................Home W, 6-3 Yakima Valley (6-2) 1 7 July 12, 2019...............................................Home W, 3-2 Sweet Relief July 13, 2019..............................................Home W, 10-8 6/12/21 In four of the July 14, 2019...............................................Home W, 8-3 Port Angeles (3-5) 6 :0 5 AppleSox' five wins, July 19, 2019...............................................Away L, 7-5 Walla Walla (4-4) Sox relievers have July 20, 2019..............................................Away L, 4-2 Ridgefield (5-3) 6 : 0 5 July 21, 2019..............................................Away W, 5-2 hurled 17 shutout Yakima Valley (6-2) innings with only June 11, 2021..............................................Home W, 13-8 6/13/21 nine hits allowed. June 12, 2021...............................................Home W, 4-1 *12 Most Recent Matchups The AppleSox look to get their first sweep of 2021 when they host the Bellingham Bells tonight at 5:35 at Paul Thomas Sr. Stadium. The AppleSox took the first two games against the Bells to come into tonight's game with a season-best three-game winning streak. The Sox got a bounce-back pitching performance from lefty Reid Rasmussen. He became the third sox starter to toss five innings. Rasmussen gave up one run one three hits with the lone run scoring on a third inning blast by Daniel Gernon. The CWU southpaw struck out one and didn't walk any before exiting in the sixth with some shoulder tightness on his throwing arm. Reliever Jeffrey Heinrich came in for his debut and faced a bases-loaded, one-out situation after an error, dropped 3rd strike and a walk. Heinrich managed to strike out cleanup hitter Dylan Joyce on 3 pitches before fanning 1B Pierce Leavengood to end the threat. The Sox got three more shutout innings from Jasper Nelson, Alex Brady and Rance Pittman to close out the 4-1 victory. Pittman earned his first save with a scoreless ninth. At the plate, the Sox didn't score in the first three innings but struck with two runs in both the fourth and fifth innings. Rece Stapp tied the game with an RBI groundout in the fourth before Bells' starter Zack Simon threw a wild pitch that brought Garrett Cutting home for the 2-1 Sox lead. Tino Bethancourt skied a two- run home run over the left-field wall one inning later for his second long ball of the summer. Last night's win marked Wenatchee's fifth consecutive against Bellingham at home. It also marked the Bells' fourth straight loss, after losing the final two games of their home series against Yakima Valley prior to the start of this series. The Bells' three-run loss gave them a 1-4 record when they fail to score over four runs. 2021 Scoring By Inning 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Total Opponents 04 07 03 10 07 02 02 02 01 38 AppleSox 07 01 03 06 03 03 02 07 00 32 2 Tonight's AppleSox Starter Record When Overall.................................5-3 Sophomore, #4 1st Half.................................5-3 Hunter Salinas Col. St Pueblo 2nd Half................................0-0 Non-League...........................0-2 SUMMER 2021 GAME LOG Division..................................4-1 GAME DATE OPPONENT W/L IP R ER H K BB HBP HR P Home.......................................4-1 June 2* NWS ND 2.0 0 0 2 3 0 1 0 26 Road........................................1-2 June 4 POR ND 2.0 0 0 0 3 1 0 0 30 Day.........................................0-0 June 8 WW W 5.0 0 0 3 5 1 0 0 76 Night......................................5-3 SUMMER 2021 TOTALS Extra Innings......................0-0 1-0, 0.00 ERA, 2 G (1 Gs), 7 IP, 8 K, 2 BB, 3 H, .125 O AVG... June.......................................5-3 July.......................................0-0 This Summer: Tossed the AppleSox' 1st 5 IP start on Tuesday... Tied for 2nd on team August...................................0-0 in K with 8... Appeared in relief on June 4, tossed 2 scoreless innings... 1st Game of Series..............2-1 College: 2021: DNP... 2020: DNP... 2019: Redshirted... : 2nd Game of Series.............2-1 High School: 2018: Batted .418 as a senior at Lake Travis HS (TX)... Named Offensive 3rd Game of Series..............1-1 Player of the Year for the Cavaliers... Outfielder primarily in high school, converted After Off-Day.......................1-1 to pitcher in college... 2017: Hit .491, 5 HR and 24 RBI in 19 games as a junior... Score First...........................2-1 Score Last...........................3-2 Score 5 or more runs........2-0 Tonight's Opposing Starter Score less than 5..............3-3 Wear white jerseys..........3-0 Wear red jerseys...............1-3 Sophomore, Wear blue jerseys.............1-0 #35 K y l e D unning Tacoma CC Homer....................................3-2 Don't Homer..........................2-1 SUMMER 2021 GAME LOG Out-hit opponent.................3-0 GAME DATE O PPONENT W/L IP R ER H K BB HBP HR P Same hits as opponent......1-0 6/5 PA ND 3.1 0 0 2 3 0 0 0 56 Out-hit by opponent............1-3 SUMMER 2021 TOTALS: Starter goes 5 or more....3-0 0-0, 0.00 ERA, 1 G, 3.1 IP, 3 K, 0 BB, 2 H, 12 BF, .167 O AVG..
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