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Local baseball teams pick up wins

Reardan softball falls while Davenport awaits first game

LINCOLN COUNTY-Baseball teams in Odessa, Reardan and Davenport went undefeated last week. The Tigers swept through Cusick and Newport, while the east county teams also got wins in their respective matches.

Reardan softball, meanwhile, lost two games while Davenport softball has yet to take the field this season.

Odessa remains undefeated

Odessa picked up two convincing wins over Cusick Saturday, March 26. The first game was over in three innings after the Tigers scored 19 runs in the top of the third inning en route to a 26-2 victory. The second game was even shorter, with Odessa leading 17-4 after two innings before a mercy rule took effect.

The Tigers then topped Northport 10-0 in four innings and 21-11 in the second game of a doubleheader Tuesday, March 29.

Reardan baseball sweeps Liberty

The Reardan boys continued their strong start to the season in Spangle with a pair of victories over Liberty Saturday. The first game was a 13-4 decision, and the second game was 16-10.

Reardan is now 2-3 this season after its first two wins of the campaign. The team next heads to Kettle Falls for a doubleheader Saturday.

Davenport baseball beats Cardinals J.V.

The Davenport baseball team scheduled a game against the Medical Lake junior varsity squad for Tuesday, March 29. The Gorillas plated 10 runs in the top of the first inning and held on for a 19-9 victory in six innings. Junior Jesse Raugust picked up the win for Davenport.

The Gorillas begin league play with a home doubleheader against Colfax Saturday at noon.

Reardan softball drops two at Liberty

While the Reardan baseball team won its first two games of the season at Liberty, the softball team suffered its first two losses in 10-0 and 11-1 fashion last Saturday.

Reardan is now 2-2 and heads to Kettle Falls this Saturday.

Davenport vs. Tekoa-Rosalia postponed

The Gorilla softball team has, strangely, yet to take the field this season. Its season opener scheduled against the Tekoa-Rosalia Timberwolves was postponed to May 3 after the visitors didn't have enough players academically eligible to compete Tuesday.

Davenport will instead have to kick off its season against Colfax Saturday at noon.

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Drew Lawson, Editor

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Drew Lawson is the former managing editor of the Davenport Times and a graduate of Eastern Washington University.

 
 

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