SISTERS — All Sisters High needed was one run. So the Outlaws put up one big inning.

Despite going hitless for four innings, and being limited to one hit for six frames, Sisters erupted for four runs in the top of the seventh to secure a 4-0 nonconference baseball win over Creswell on Saturday.

Playing as the visiting team on its home field, Sisters (3-2 overall) relied on stout pitching by Hunter Spor and Turner Stutzman, who combined for 10 strikeouts in a three-hit shutout.

Pherry Luz came through offensively for the Outlaws, delivering a two-run hit in the top of the seventh inning to break a scoreless tie. Spencer Kemp also had an RBI in the seventh for Sisters, and Stuzman broke up Creswell’s no-hitter with a single in the top of the fifth.

Also Saturday:

Baseball

Fruitland (Idaho) 10, Crook County 7: ONTARIO — Despite scoring their second-most runs in a game this season, the Cowboys (2-4) fell at the Treasure Valley Tournament for their fourth loss in five games.

North Marion 6, Madras 4: MADRAS — The White Buffaloes scored two runs in the bottom of the seventh to force extra innings, but North Marion scored twice in the top of the ninth to capture a nonconference victory. Lewis Fine and Cameron Rodriguez led Madras (3-1) with two hits apiece.

Girls lacrosse

Lakeridge 8, Bend United: Bend United (4-1) dropped its first nonconference game of the season.