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ELMIRA — Austin Morss and Hunter Spor combined on a six-inning two-hitter, and Sisters made the most of nine hits in a soggy 13-2 Sky-Em League baseball victory Monday over Elmira.

The win was the third in a row for the third-place Outlaws, who improved to 7-3 in league play (13-6 overall).

“We made some really nice plays on defense,” said Sisters coach Reed Rainey. “And we did just enough on offense to score some runs.”

Zach Morgan had three hits and Taylor Fendall had two to pace the Outlaws. Turner Stutzman hit a triple, and Spencer Kemp hit a two-run double.

The Outlaws scored six runs in the sixth inning for a 13-0 lead. Elmira scored two in the home half of the sixth, but it was not enough to extend the game to the seventh inning as Sisters won via the 10-run rule.

“We just came in and did what we needed to do,” said Rainey, who noted that the game was sluggish at times because of persistent rain and wet playing conditions.

“This is a big week for us,” Rainey added, pointing to a home game Tuesday against Cottage Grove and a doubleheader Friday against Junction City, which enters the month of May with a league-leading 9-2 record.

Also Monday:

Girls lacrosse

Bend United 11, Summit 6: Leading 7-6 at halftime, Bend United blanked host Summit in the second half and claimed the Central Oregon League win. The victory avenged a 10-9 loss to the Storm three weeks ago on Bend United’s home field at Mountain View High. Monday night’s result improved second-place Bend to 3-1 in league play (12-3 overall), while first-place Summit slipped to 4-1 in league (12-2 overall). Joren Fettig scored four goals and had eight draw controls, and Emma Beaver also scored four goals for Bend. Patricia Chavira-Grever had seven ground balls, and Kaylene Oats had two assists and joined Sahalie Lavine and Mia Morey with one goal apiece for the winners. For Summit, Julia Stites and Erin McIntyre scored two goals each, and Nicole Gallivan and Healy Blesoe had one goal apiece.

Baseball

Crook County 5, Estacada 2: ESTACADA — Josh Norris led off the game with a home run, and Crook County never trailed in a Tri-Valley Conference road victory. Devin Wilson and Kyle Knudtson had two hits apiece for the Cowboys (6-5 TVC, 10-9 overall). Knudtson also was the winning pitcher, working the first six innings before Heath Pickhardt came on to pitch a scoreless seventh to preserve the victory in a combined five-hitter.

Madras 7, Molalla 3: MADRAS — The White Buffaloes stretched their winning streak to five games with the home victory, improving to 8-3 in Tri-Valley Conference play (13-6 overall).

Softball

Madras 5, Molalla 2: MOLALLA — Lizzie Steuart pitched a three-hitter, and Madras snapped a two-game slide with the Tri-Valley Conference road win. Delaney Vibbert was 2-for-3 for the White Buffaloes (6-5 TVC, 10-8 overall), who got run-scoring doubles from both Mary Olney and Jiana Smith Francis in a four-run fourth inning that erased a 1-0 deficit. Steuart struck out four batters and walked none in the complete-game victory.

Crook County 10, Estacada 1: PRINEVILLE — Kalyn Martinez pitched a complete game and was backed by errorless defense, and Crook County rolled to the Tri-Valley Conference win. Ashley Owens was 2-for-4 with three RBIs, Liz Barker was 2-for-3 with two RBIs, and the Cowgirls (8-3 TVC, 14-7 overall) capitalized on alert baserunning to win for the fourth time in their last five games.

La Pine 11-8, Burns 6-6: BURNS — Angela Cardonia led off with a double in the eighth inning of the second game of the nonconference doubleheader, then came around to score the go-ahead run for the Hawks (9-10) on a sacrifice by Kiah Toepfer. McKenzie Walsworth walked, advanced on two walks, then scored the insurance run by stealing home. Cardonia hit a double and scored two runs in the first half of the sweep, then went 3-for-5 with two doubles in the second game. Walsworth scored twice and had two RBIs in the first game. Toepfer also hit a triple in the sixth inning of the second game and batted in a run.

Boys golf

Hawks third in tourney: SUNRIVER — La Pine’s Tommy Rohde took second place in the individual scoring with an 8-over-par 79, and the Hawks finished third in a five-team tournament on the Meadows course at Sunriver Resort.