Summer Sports Zone June 15

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Summer Sports Zone: Briefs
All-State Baseball Class 5A: All Thurston Coach of the Year – Dennis Minium Co-Player of the Year – Maddox Molony Pitcher of the Year – Connor Molony 1st Team -…
Summer Sports Zone: Briefs
All-State Baseball Class 5A: All Thurston Coach of the Year – Dennis Minium Co-Player of the Year – Maddox Molony Pitcher of the Year – Connor Molony 1st Team -…
2023 Chronicle Outdoors Guide
Whether you’re new to the area or a longtime resident, the southern Willamette Valley is home to great outdoor adventures. Here’s a brief primer on a few of the summer…
2023 Chronicle Outdoors Guide
Whether you’re new to the area or a longtime resident, the southern Willamette Valley is home to great outdoor adventures. Here’s a brief primer on a few of the summer…
Anglers Log: Troubling environment for salmon
I have been working on the river and in the Oregon wilderness for better than 40 years now and I was pretty naive to a whole list of environmental changes…
Anglers Log: Troubling environment for salmon
I have been working on the river and in the Oregon wilderness for better than 40 years now and I was pretty naive to a whole list of environmental changes…
Real and perceived outdoor dangers
Recently, I was in a conversation with several young adults about their favorite outdoor spots in Oregon. They were new to the area, and new to outdoor recreation. It was…
Real and perceived outdoor dangers
Recently, I was in a conversation with several young adults about their favorite outdoor spots in Oregon. They were new to the area, and new to outdoor recreation. It was…

In case you missed it…

CHAMPS: Colts win state title in dramatic fashion

By Pierre Weil / [email protected]

EUGENE – The Thurston Colts were tied 1-1 with West Albany in the bottom of the 8th inning of the Class 5A State Championship game on Saturday when freshman Grady Saunders, the first batter of the half-inning, stepped up to bat. The first three pitches he watched the ball go by. On the fourth pitch Saunders swung, smacking the ball deep into right-center field.

“Right off the bat, I thought it was gone, like over the fence,” Saunders said. “I was just chuggin’. I knew it was going to be at least a double or a triple.”

Saunders’ coach Dennis Minium thought Saunders had hit a home run too. Instead the ball ended up short, with West Albany center fielder Evan Bliss diving to catch it but missing. The ball bounced off the wall at the University of Oregon’s PK Park, but Bliss mishandled it when he tried to pick it up, giving Saunders extra time to run.

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