REDMOND — Ondriah Oyloe’s suicide squeeze bunt brought Audrey McKenzie home with the tiebreaking run in the bottom of the sixth inning, and Redmond pulled out an 8-7 Intermountain Conference softball victory over Mountain View on Wednesday at the Panthers’ home field.

It was the second dramatic win over the Cougars in as many days for Redmond, which won 4-3 in eight innings at Mountain View on Tuesday in the conference opener for both teams.

The Cougars (0-2 IMC, 1-3 overall) were in charge early in Wednesday’s game, thanks largely to Kayla Berg, whose three-run homer in the third inning put the visitors on top 4-0. And it was 6-0, with Berg pitching shutout ball, before the Panthers (2-0, 4-6) turned the tide with a five-run fifth inning that featured consecutive doubles by Scout DeMain, Brooklyn Thompson and Oyloe.

Mountain View tacked on a run in the top of the sixth for a 7-5 lead, but Redmond rallied again in the home half to score three runs, the last on Oyloe’s successful squeeze bunt.

Onika Mullins, who came on to pitch for the Panthers in the sixth inning, got out of trouble in the seventh with a strikeout to end the game with the potential tying run on third base.

For Redmond, McKenzie was 3-for-3, DeMain had two hits and three RBIs, Thompson had two hits, and Oyloe drove in two runs.

Berg, who finished with 10 strikeouts in a complete-game pitching effort, delivered the biggest of Mountain View’s seven hits with her home run. Also for the Cougars, Alina Demeyer had a triple, a double and a single, and Emily Antoni was 2-for-3.

The two teams meet for the third time this week Friday at Mountain View.

Also Wednesday:

Softball

Ridgeview 21, Summit 1: REDMOND — Seven players finished with two hits or more to lead the Ravens to an Intermountain Conference win. Allicite Frost was 3-for-3 with a double, a home run and four RBIs for Ridgeview (2-0 IMC, 7-1 overall), and Emma Cannon went 3-for-4 with a homer and four RBIs. Hailey Nelson paced Summit (0-2, 0-7) with two hits, and Molly Wasserman added a single.

Hood River Valley 10, Bend 1: The Lava Bears outhit Class 5A No. 2-ranked Hood River Valley 10-6, but Bend stranded 10 runners on base and struck out 11 times en route to a nonconference loss. Emily Smith was 3-for-4 with a double for Bend (3-6-1), which gave up six runs in the top of the second inning to fall behind 8-1. Also for the Bears, Emma Mone and McKenzie Bradley had two hits apiece, and Erin Conrad singled and drove in a run.

Baseball

Summit 13, Ridgeview 0: REDMOND — The Storm plated six runs in the top of the second inning before Ridgeview registered an out, allowing Summit to run away with an Intermountain Conference win. Wolf Meckem tripled as part of four hits and drove in two runs to help the Storm (2-1 IMC, 2-7 overall) snap a four-game skid. Also for Summit, Joe Hardy had four hits and an RBI, Hayden Love homered and had four RBIs, and Drew Steelhammer had a single, a double and a triple and drove in two runs. Ridgeview (1-1, 2-8) was limited to just one hit in the five-inning game: a single by Ryan Wellman.

Redmond 13, Mountain View 4: REDMOND — Cannon Thompson and Rhett Haigh each had two hits, Kyle Simpson drove in three runs, and the Panthers overcame an early four-run deficit to stay unbeaten in the Intermountain Conference. Henry Chambers and Andrew Mckague each had two RBIs for Redmond (2-0 IMC, 6-5 overall), which scored seven runs in the bottom of the fourth inning to extend its lead to 12-4. Carson Samples led the Cougars (0-3, 0-9) with two hits.

Bend 3, Pendleton 1; Hood River Valley 14, Bend 2: HOOD RIVER — The Class 5A No. 7-ranked Lava Bears (4-4) split two nonconference games, defeating No. 2 Pendleton in the opener before falling to Hood River Valley.

Sisters 11, Cascade 3: SISTERS — The Outlaws drew three walks to start the bottom of the first inning, sparking a four-run frame that helped Sisters cruise to a nonconference win. Dillon Tucker had three hits, including a double, and three RBIs for the Outlaws (7-3), and Pherry Luz added three singles and three RBIs. Garrett Vohs had two hits for Sisters, and Zach Morgan belted a two-run homer.

Boys track and field

Multiple-event winners lead Lava Bears: Raymond Blasquez won the 100- and 200-meter races and the high jump to help Bend secure an 84-61 dual win over visiting Mountain View. The Lava Bears’ E.G. Pierce was first in both the 400 and the 800, and Brady Petz won the 110- and 300-meter hurdles. For Mountain View, Reed Sehorn took the shot put and the discus, and John Cole was first in the long and triple jumps.

Triple-winner paces Storm: REDMOND — Behind Ryan Tennant’s victories in the 100, long jump and triple jump, Summit cruised to a 99-36 dual win at Redmond. The Storm’s Noah Turnbull was first in the shot put and the discus, and Jack Norman took first in the high jump, second in the triple jump and third in the long jump. Redmond’s Tyson Hester (javelin), Chase Anspach (3,000), Treyson Conley (1,500) and Colton Mortensen (400) all claimed wins.

Girls track and field

Lava Bears sprint past Cougs: With Maya Hopwood winning the 200 and the 400 and Grace Toney taking the 100 and the 300 hurdles, Bend defeated visiting Mountain View 96.5-48.5 in a dual meet. Bend’s Kayla Rambo won the discus and was second in the shot put. For the Cougars, Jasmine Martin won both the high jump and the long jump and was second in both the triple jump and the 100 hurdles. Mountain View’s Cassidy Hughes was first in the javelin and shot put and runner-up in the discus.

Thrower sweep paces Summit: REDMOND — Haley Smith won the javelin, shot put and discus to lead the Storm to a 118-23 dual victory over Redmond. Summit’s Alexandra Walker was first in both the triple jump and the 300 hurdles and finished third in the long jump, while Emma Normand won the 100 and the 200. Kennadi Peterson led the Panthers with a win in the 3,000, and Olivia McNamara (triple jump), Ashley Williams (100 hurdles) and Ellie Corwin (shot put) each placed second.

Girls lacrosse

Bend United 15, South Salem 5: SALEM — Emma Beaver had four goals and six draw controls, Joren Fettig added three goals and six draw controls, and Bend United rolled to a nonconference win. Kaylene Oates scored three times for Bend United (5-1) and contributed 10 ground balls, and Athena Peterson finished with two goals and three assists.