Wolfpack Baseball lose doubleheaders to White Swan and Kittitas

DAYTON/WAITSBURG-DW and White Swan were tied 7-7 after three innings in their first game on Tuesday, March 29, in Waitsburg until the Cougars took the lead for good in the fifth inning. The Wolfpack was down by five runs going into the bottom of the seventh inning but only scored three runs, a triple by Rueben Yutzy.  In the 13-11 loss, Coach Crenshaw saw his players scatter 14 hits in the game. Yutzy and Klint Kuykendall had three hits each. Balian Walter and Keon Lindley had two hits each. The Wolfpack tore up the base paths with five players stealing at least two bases. Walter had four stolen bases. Jasper Morrow was on the mound for DW. Morrow is a righthander who struck out four and walked one in his pitching four innings. Levi Boudrieau threw two innings and Kuykendall one inning in relief.

The second game of the doubleheader with White Swan was called after two innings due to darkness.

Against Kittitas in Waitsburg on Saturday, April 2, the Wolfpack struggled to put runs on the scoreboard, and Kittitas got the win in the first game, 10-0. Defensively DW had a double play in the first inning when Levi Boudrieau caught a fly ball at his second base position and then threw back to first to pick off the runner. In the fifth inning, Evan Allen made a double play. Dylan Bledsoe was the starting pitcher, a righty who only walked one. Klint Kuykendall pitched in relief. At the plate, Allen had the only hit for DW.

It was another offensive game for Kittitas in the second game as they held DW scoreless to win 11-0. Jasper Morrow was on the pitcher's mound for three innings, striking out two and walking one. Kuykendall again came in to finish out the game on the mound.  The Wolfpack were error-free in the field and connected on four hits; Zach Durham, Dylan Bledsoe, Keon Lindley, and Kaedance McCauley each had one hit.

The Wolfpack's next take on Riverview in Waitsburg on Saturday, April 16.