The Shorewood baseball team opens Northwest District 4A tournament play Saturday after a 3-2 victory over Oak Harbor Wednesday.
The Thunderbirds take a 13-8 season record into a first-round tournament game at Kamiak at 1 p.m. Saturday. Shorewood and Kamiak split a two-game series in late March, with each team winning on its home field. Kamiak won the Wesco South with a 14-3 record (16-3 overall). Shorewood finished fourth with a 10-8 record.
Shorewood qualified for the tournament by beating Oak Harbor at home Wednesday. Max Jacobs and Trevor Mitsui each hit a home run and each added a single.
Kevin Moriarty pitched six and a third innings without giving up an earned run. Oak Harbor jumped out to a 2-0 lead thanks to an error in the second inning but Moriarty settled in, striking out 10 and walking five before giving way to Blake Snell, who recorded the save.
Oak Harbor
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020
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000
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0—2
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2
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1
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Shorewood
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001
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200
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0—3
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9
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1
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Stout, Byrne (6) and Farnum. Moriarty, Snell (7) and Vincent. WP—Moriarty (7-1). LP—Stout. S—Snell. HR— Mitsui (S), Jacobs (S).
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The Shorewood-Kamiak game is one of four first-round tournament games Saturday. The top two teams from both the Wesco South and the Wesco North play their first-round games at home.
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