REDMOND — Natalie Hill and Allicite Frost hit back-to-back homers in the first inning Tuesday, and Frost pitched a one-hitter to keep Ridgeview unbeaten in Intermountain Conference play with a 9-0 softball win over Mountain View.

Emma Cannon belted a two-run homer in the third inning for the Ravens (7-0 IMC, 12-1 overall), who won their 12th in a row. Kayla Berg’s fourth-inning double for Mountain View (1-3, 2-7) was all that stood between Frost and a perfect game — the second time this season Frost has faced just one batter over the minimum in a winning performance in the circle.

Frost struck out 11 and walked none, and she was 2-for-4 at the plate with three RBIs. Hill and Sage McVay were both 3-for-4 for Ridgeview, which played errorless defense.

Also Tuesday:

Softball

Bend 4, Summit 2: Makiah Atkinson scored the go-ahead run in the bottom of the sixth inning when she stole home on a pickoff attempt, helping the Lava Bears grab their first Intermountain Conference victory of the season. Emily Smith hit a two-run home run in the second inning for Bend (1-4 IMC, 4-9-1 overall), while Grace Dealy and Gianna Viola each had an RBI single for the visiting Storm (1-6 IMC, 1-11 overall).

Harrisburg 11, La Pine 1: HARRISBURG — The Hawks struggled defensively, committing 11 errors in a five-inning Mountain Valley Conference loss. Cheyenne Saul accounted for La Pine’s two hits, including a double that led to the lone run for the Hawks (0-4 MVC, 3-8 overall) in the fourth inning.

Heppner/Ione 12-15, Culver 2-5: HEPPNER — Still seeking its first win of the season, Culver lost both ends of a Class 2A/1A Special District 6 road doubleheader. The Bulldogs (0-6 SD6, 0-17 overall) managed four hits in the opener, two of them by Irma Retano, who tripled, singled, scored one of Culver’s runs and drove home another. Retano had three of the Bulldogs’ 11 hits in the second game. Also in the second game for Culver, Ryanne Scholl had two hits and two RBIs, and Mia Gamboa and Esperanza Mendoza had two hits apiece.

Baseball

Mountain View 11, Ridgeview 6: REDMOND — The Cougars scored six runs in the top of the fourth inning to build a 10-1 lead, and Mountain View held off the Ravens for an Intermountain Conference win. Shandon Malikowski had two triples and two RBIs for the Cougs (2-3 IMC, 2-12 overall), Owen Aylward had a hit and two RBIs, and five other players finished with a hit and an RBI. Max Hopper doubled and drove in a run for Ridgeview (1-6, 2-13), Kevin Edmonson had two RBIs, and Ben Gunnels and Evan Hockett each had two hits.

La Pine 9, Harrisburg 6: HARRISBURG — Eddie Price and two relievers combined on a two-hitter, and La Pine escaped some seventh-inning trouble to secure the Mountain Valley Conference win. Price struck out seven over six innings, but Harrisburg rallied in the home half of the seventh to score four runs before Jake Farnsworth got the final out with the bases loaded. Angelo Roes was 3-for-4 for the Class 3A No. 3-ranked Hawks (4-0 IMC, 11-1 overall). Ben Plant, Adam Plant, Wyatt DeForest and Farnsworth all had two hits for La Pine. Austin McKittrick drove in two runs for the winners, and DeForest hit a solo home run.

Gladstone 8, Madras 3: MADRAS — The White Buffaloes plated a run in the bottom of the fourth inning to tie the game 3-3, but Gladstone answered with three runs in the fifth on its way to dealing Madras (3-2 TVC, 8-5 overall) a Tri-Valley Conference loss.

Track and field

Cowboys 3rd at GU Small School Meet: JOHN DAY — Elijah Becker ran a personal-record 46.27 seconds to win the 300-meter hurdles, he also placed second in the 110 hurdles, and the Crook County boys recorded 73 points to take third at the GU Small School Meet. E.J. Allen was third in the long jump and fifth in the triple jump for the Cowboys, and Roman Stenbeck was third in the 800. The Crook County girls were fourth as a team with 47 points, as Shelby Squire (javelin) and Marrisa Asher (discus) each placed fourth. Burns topped the nine-team boys and girls team standings with the boys posting 203.5 points and the girls finishing with 210.33 points.

Girls lacrosse

Summit 17, Churchill 6: EUGENE — Julia Stites scored eight goals and Summit led all the way in a nonleague victory. Nicole Gallivan scored two goals for Summit (8-1), as did freshman Maggie Hawkins. Eight different players scored for the Storm.

Boys lacrosse

Bend 14, Summit 7: The Lava Bears (2-1 HDC, 5-7 overall) snapped a three-game skid with a High Desert Conference road win against Summit. The Storm (1-1, 1-6) dropped its fourth straight to fall into second place in the league standings.

Late Monday:

Boys golf

Hawks post season’s best score: LEBANON — Tommy Rohde carded a 3-over 75, his low round of the season, and La Pine posted its best score of 386 to take third at a six-team tournament at Mallard Creek Golf Course. The Hawks’ Triton Notary also recorded a season-low round, scoring a 95 for La Pine, which finished four strokes behind Taft. Blanchet Catholic topped the team standings with a 362.

Editor’s note: This story has been corrected. In the original version, Bend High softball player Makiah Atkinson was misidentified. The Bulletin regrets the error.