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Badgers pound Rams in doubleheader
Dunham pitches first
No Hitter of the season |
April 13, 2016 |
by Tom Turpin
BFHS Head Baseball Coach
The Badger baseball team traveled to Spokane on
Thursday, April 7, and swept the Riverside Rams
behind Jesse Dunham’s first no hitter of the
season and 37 total hits in the two games.
GAME 1 – BONNERS FERRY 19, RIVERSIDE 0
(5 innings)
Junior Jesse Dunham pitched a no hitter and the
Badger bats came alive getting 20 hits
including two doubles, six triples and a monster
three run home run from senior Caleb Gering in
a 19-0 romp.
The Badgers scored in every inning and every
player got a hit on the team. Senior Vince
Bennett led the team going 5 for 5 with two
triples, three RBI and three runs scored while
sophomore Brady Bateman went 4 for 4, two
triples, three RBI and five runs scored. Dunham
also
helped his cause by knocking in five runs going
3 for 4 with a double and triple.
Bonners Ferry 4 1 6 6 2
19 20 1
Riverside
0 0 0 0 0
0 0 2
Bonners Ferry hits – B. Bateman – 4 (2-3B),
Bennett – 5 (2-3B), Dunham – 3 (2B, 3B), Gering
– 2
(HR), N. Sabin – 2 (3B), Stockton, Gray, C.
Sabin (2B), S. Bateman
GAME 2 – BONNERS FERRY 14, RIVERSIDE 7
The Badgers took game 2 behind junior pitcher
Kevin Gray’s efficient pitching and 17 hits from
the Badger bats. Gering added to his home run
total by blasting another three run home run in
game two and a total of seven RBI in the game.
Bennett continued his torrid hitting, banging
another four hits including a double in the 14 –
7 win. Again, every player got a hit for the
team and the top four hitters combined going 11
for 18.
The Badgers held a 10-0 lead in the top of the
5th inning but could not nail down the win early
as the Rams scored 3 runs in the bottom half of
the inning. Gering’s three-run blast came in
the 7th inning.
Bonners Ferry 2 3 0 4 1
0 4 14 17 3
Riverside
0 0 0 0 3 0
4 7 6
4
Bonners Ferry hits – B. Bateman – 2 (2B),
Bennett – 4 (2B), Dunham – 2 (2B), Gering – 3
(DB,
HR), N. Sabin –(2B), Stockton, Gray – 2 (2B), C.
Sabin, S. Bateman
The Badgers improved their overall record to 8-2
and travel to Colville, Washington to take on
Colville and Trail, BC. League play starts
Saturday, April 16 at home against rival Priest
River. We encourage as many fans to show up and
support the Badgers as they defend their 2015
League Title. First game starts at 11:00 a.m.
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