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Schedule Tonight's Game Quick Hitters June the Applesox Defeated the Elks, 5-4, Last Night Game Notes Communications Director: Joel Norman [email protected] June 19, 2021 WCL Game#11 WCL Home Game#8 Schedule Tonight's Game Quick Hitters June The AppleSox defeated the Elks, 5-4, last night. 1 NW Star Academy* 8-3, L 2 NW Star Academy* 7-6, L The AppleSox have now won 4 @Portland 6-0, L 5 @Portland 4-2, W the first game of a three-game 6 @Portland 11-1, L @ 8 Walla Walla 5-0, W series three consecutive times 9 Walla Walla 9-2, L Paul Thomas Sr. Stadium 6:35 p.m. now after losing the first 10 Walla Walla 3-1, W 11 Bellingham 13-8, W game of the WCL season on 12 Bellingham 4-1, W 13 Bellingham (6.5 inn) 12-3, L June 4. 18 Bend 5-4, W Tonight's Probable Starters The AppleSox are 5-0 in games 19 Bend 6:35 PM 20 Bend 5:35 PM decided by five-runs-or-less. 22 @Cowlitz 6:35 PM AJ Lattery Jacob Hughes 23 @Cowlitz 6:35 PM The AppleSox' five wins at 24 @Cowlitz 6:35 PM home are tied with Ridgefield 25 @Corvallis 6:35 PM First Appearance Third Appearance 26 @Corvallis 6:35 PM This Summer This Summer and Yakima Valley for the 27 @Corvallis 1:05 PM most in the WCL. 29 Portland 6:35 PM 0-0, 1.42 ERA, 5 K, 6 0-2, 1.28 ERA, 9 K, 30 Portland 6:35 PM H, 2 BB, 5 G, 6.1 IP 4 H, 0 BB, 2 G, 7 IP Despite drawing seven walks July last night, the AppleSox have 1 Portland 6:35 PM Spring 2021, Oregon State Summer 2021, AppleSox drawn the second-fewest 2 Highline* 6:35 PM Last Appearance 3 Highline* 7:05 PM walks in the WCL (41). 6 @Port Angeles 6:35 PM 5 IP, 1 R, 1 ER, 7 @Port Angeles 6:35 PM 2021 WCL Debut Bend has lost five straight. 8 @Port Angeles 6:35 PM 6 K, 4 H, 0 BB, ND 9 Corvallis Their only win came in the 6:35 PM June 9 v WW 10 Corvallis 6:35 PM first game of a doubleheader 11 Corvallis 5:35 PM 13 @Bellingham 6:35 PM against Cowlitz on June 10. 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 7-2 7-2 5W KCSY Sunny FM 22 @Walla Walla 6:35 PM Wenatchee 6-4 6-4 1W Wenatchee: 93.9 FM 23 Yakima Valley 6:35 PM East Wenatchee: 98.1 FM 24 Yakima Valley 6:35 PM Walla Walla 6-6 6-6 1W 25 Yakima Valley 5:35 PM Bellingham 5-8 5-8 2L Lake Chelan Valley: 95.3 FM 27 @Bend 6:35 PM Port Angeles 4-8 4-8 1W 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 7-3 7-3 1W 4 Port Angeles 6:35 PM Ridgefield 8-4 8-4 3W Run Differential 5 Port Angeles 6:35 PM Portland 4-3 4-3 1W 6 Cowlitz 6:35 PM Cowlitz 3-4 3-4 1L 7 Cowlitz 6:35 PM 8 Cowlitz 5:35 PM Bend 1-9 1-9 5L 10 @Yakima Valley 6:35 PM -140-14 -6 11 @Yakima Valley 6:35 PM 12 @Yakima Valley 6:35 PM Overall Home Road Non-League Last Game History vs Elks (44-50)* WCL Scores BEND 4 June 27, 2018.............................................Home W, 13-2 Cowlitz (3-4) 3 June 28, 2018................................................Home L, 5-0 Corvallis (7-3) 5 WEN 5 July 27 2018...............................................Away W, 9-0 June 18, 2021 Portland (4-3) 3 July 28, 2018.............................................Away W, 11-8 Bellingham (5-8) 0 July 29, 2018...............................................Away L, 8-0 6 / 18/21 Under Pressure July 5, 2019.................................................Away L, 11-1 In last night's win Portland (4-3) July 6, 2019...............................................Away W, 8-4 6:35 over Bend, the Sox July 7, 2019...............................................Away W, 4-2 Bellingham (5-8) worked out of 4 July 9, 2019..................................................Home L, 4-2 Cowlitz (3-4) innings where July 10, 2019..................................................Home L, 9-1 7:05 multiple Elks were July 11, 2019...............................................Home W, 16-2 Corvallis (7-3) on the base path. June 18, 2021...............................................Home W, 5-4 6/19/21 *12 Most Recent Matchups The Wenatchee AppleSox, winners of five-of-their-last-seven, all home games, go for their third-straight series win against the Bend Elks at 6:35 PM. Wenatchee is 3-1 in WCL series openers after rallying to beat Bend, 5-4, last night for their closest win in 2021. The Sox got four runs off five hits in the first three innings before chilling offensively. The Elks tied it with a run in the sixth but the AppleSox scored the game-winning run in the eighth on Jackson Van De Brake's bases-loaded walk. Wenatchee welcomed some new faces to the fold last night. Catcher John Newman Jr. started the game, went 1-for-3 with a run. Collin Villegas finished the night behind the plate as defensive replacement in the ninth and prevented the tying run from scoring by holding onto the ball after being knocked over on a suicide squeeze attempt. Michael O'Hara collected three hits and drove in a pair, Zach Toglia reached base safely three times and Justin Simpson pinch-ran for Newman in the eighth, stole second and scored the go- ahead run. O'Hara's 3-hit, 2-RBI game was the 1st one this season for Wenatchee. It was just the 3rd time this season a Sox hitter got 3 hits or more in a single game. Last night the squad struck out a season-low 6 times while also earning more walks (7) than whiffs for the 1st time in 2021. After yesterday's win, the AppleSox hitting still ranks ninth in the 10-team WCL with a .203 batting average .315 OB% and a .282 SLG%. Pitching-wise, Sox arms are third in the league with just 35 walks allowed, fourth in wild pitches (8), Tied for fourth with a 1.41 WHIP and have allowed four homers. 2021 Scoring By Inning 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Total Opponents 05 07 13 14 07 04 02 02 01 54 AppleSox 08 03 05 06 04 04 02 08 00 40 2 Tonight's AppleSox Starter Record When Overall................................6-4 Freshman, #11 1st Half................................6-4 Jacob Hughes Oregon 2nd Half................................0-0 Non-League...........................0-2 SUMMER 2021 GAME LOG Division.................................4-2 GAME DATE OPPONENT W/L IP R ER H K BB HBP HR P Home.......................................5-2 June 4 POR ND 2.0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 23 Road........................................1-2 June 10 WW ND 5.0 1 1 4 6 0 0 0 69 Day.........................................0-0 SUMMER 2021 TOTALS Night......................................6-4 0-0, 1.28 ERA, 2 G (1 GS), 7 IP, 9 K, 0 BB, 4 H, 0 HBP .167 OAVG... Extra Innings......................0-0 This Summer: No walks issued through seven innings... Made first start on June 10, June.......................................6-4 becoming second AppleSox starter this summer to toss at least five innings and the July.......................................0-0 second of three overall... Three strikeouts away from taking team lead... August...................................0-0 College: Hughes will be a freshman at Oregon this fall... 1st Game of Series..............3-1 High School: 2021: 5-0 record, 1.58 ERA, 84 K, 44 H, 20 BB in 57.2 IP over 11 games as 2nd Game of Series.............2-1 a senior at Rocky Mountain HS (ID) while hitting .397... 2020: 0.00 ERA, 6 K, 2 H, 0 BB 3rd Game of Series.............1-2 in 5 IP over 1 game as a junior... 2019: 4.20 ERA, 15 K, 20 H, 7 BB in 20 IP over 5 games After Off-Day......................2-1 (3 starts) as a sophomore... 2018: 1.77 ERA, 28 K, 30 H, 23 BB in 35.2 IP over 9 games (8 Score First...........................2-1 starts) as a freshman on JV... Score Last...........................4-3 Score 5 or more runs........3-0 Score less than 5..............3-4 Wear white jerseys.........4-0 Tonight's Opposing Starter Wear red jerseys..............1-4 Wear blue jerseys.............1-0 Sophomore, Homer....................................3-2 #47 A J L attery Oregon State Don't Homer..........................3-2 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 Out-hit by opponent...........2-4 SUMMER 2021 TOTALS: Starter goes 5 or more....3-0 First appearance tonight Starter goes <5.................3-4 College: 2021: 1.42 ERA, 5 K, 2 BB, 6 H in 6.1 IP over 5 G as a COVID freshman..
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