PREP BASEBALL: Woods strikes out five, first season win
EMILY BONSANT | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 2 years, 6 months AGO
Thomas Bateman pitching for the Badgers.
(Photo by Emily Bonsant)
I have deep North Idaho roots and graduated from Eastern Washington University with an English degree with a creative writing emphasis with a minor in film. I worked at at the Bonner County Daily Bee before coming to work at the Bonners Ferry Herald in August 2021. I enjoy writing for the paper that my great-grandfather read and covering the same small town community that is still alive today. I cover all things Badger sports, local politics and government, community news, business, outdoors and appear on the 7Bee podcast for the Herald's update. When I'm not working I can be found reading a good book and sipping tea, knitting or attempting to sign opera. | March 21, 2024 1:00 AM
SPOKANE — Badger baseball (1-4) earned their first season win against the North Central Wolfpack (1-2) of the 2A/3A/4A Greater Spokane League, 6-4 on Thursday, March 14.
Sophomore Jack Woods pitcher struck out five, with one hit and one run against in five innings for the Badgers. Junior Jess Fess also pitched for Bonners for three innings with five hits and three runs against.
BF 6, North Central 4. Full stats not available.
Badger baseball has a busy weekend on the road and will play Grangeville on Friday and Lakeland on Saturday in double headers.
The win comes fresh off the 12-2 loss to 1A Colville (Washington classification). The Crimson Hawks (3-2) struck out eight Badgers and earned 16 hits to Bonners four.
Colville’s Kyle Bradfiled batted 1.000 earning a hit at all four plate appearances. Colville earned nine RBIs to finish off the Badgers.
BF—100001—2 4 4
Colville—01055—12 16 3
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