After spending the week of Spring Break on the road, Astoria baseball returned home for games against Corbett and Rainier high schools.

The Fishermen made sure to send their fans home happy as they overcame an early 3-0 deficit to defeat Corbett on Tuesday night, 7-6. Tyson Robinson capped off a three-run seventh inning with a single over the Cardinals pulled-in infield. This improved the Fishermen’s record to 2-3 on the season. Archer Hawkins got the win for Astoria as he recorded the last five outs of the game, striking out four and walking just one.

Sophomore Izaac Crawford led the Fishermen at the plate as he reached base all three times. Joey Gramlich had a two-run double that got Astoria on the board. He was joined in the RBI department by Sam Schacher, Ian McCormick, Jack Johnson and Robinson.

Thursday against Rainier was all about Dallas Norris.

The junior struck out 10 batters in 6.1 innings. He allowed just three hits and did his work on 78 pitches.

Offensively, the Fishermen finished the game with seven stolen bases. Johnson and Schacher had 2, while Hawkins, Gramlich and Jacob Klepp had one each.

After winning back-to-back games, the Fishermen now sit at 3-3. Astoria was scheduled to wrap up the week with a game against Estacada on Friday afternoon.

Astoria Softball return to winning ways

After going winless in Palm Springs, the Fishermen returned to the friendly confines of CMH Softball Field.

Behind six scoreless innings from pitcher Maddie Wilkin, and 10 hits by the offense, Astoria defeated Banks 6-2. Kya Lindell, Wilkin and Finley Cameron each had two hits, while Lyla Carlson blasted a home run deep over the wall in left field in the second inning to spark Astoria’s offense.

The win moves Astoria to 3-2-1 on the season. The Fishermen were scheduled to finish up their week with a Friday game against Clatskanie and a Saturday road game against Stayton.

Seaside baseball walk-off by Cascade

The Seagulls dropped a tough game against Cascade High School.
After being held scoreless for the first six innings, Seaside battled back to tie the game in the top of the seventh inning at two.

Jake Baldridge tied the game on his second of two hits, before Cascade answered back in the bottom of the seventh to take the 3-2 victory.

The loss moves Seaside to 2-5 on the year. The Seagulls were set to wrap up their week with a Friday game against Valley Catholic and a Saturday home game against Evergreen.