Game Results for Siskiyous,
April 9, 2003
Game 1:
COS 6, FRC 0
In the first inning,
COS's lead off batter S. Jackson walked and O. Herbert hit her with a
single. In the second inning, A. Grossman hit a single and was moved to
third by an FRC error and scored on a wild pitch. With the score 2-0 in
the sixth inning, COS’s J. Rowland reached on an error, O. Herbert
reached on a misplayed fielder’s choice and T. Harrison hit a double to
score them both. In the seventh inning, with the score 4-0, N. Conroy
reached on an error, S. Jackson hit a single, J. Rowland hit a single,
O. Herbert hit a single and T. Harrison hit a single. Two more runs
scored to end the game 6-0 COS. COS’s pitcher, Nicole Banzani, threw a
one hitter
The losing
pitcher was Stephanie McMaster. In 7 innings Stephanie gave up 9 hits
and 2 earned runs. Stephanie’s record is now 7-10
FRC’s
Top Hitters
Lisa Carey 1 for 2
Game 2:
COS 1, FRC 0 (in 8
innings)
COS won the second game in a extra inning game that scored the
international tie breaking runner in the eighth inning. The score was
tied 0-0 after 7 full innings of play. COS’s tie breaking runner, M.
Brown, scored after N. Conroy laid down the sac bunt and FRC’s Michelle
Oetjen fielded and tagged the runner. The umpire made no official call
immediately and Oetjen threw to first base to be sure of the out. FRC’s
second baseman mishandled the throw and Brown scored on the error. The
umpire later called the runner out on the tag. FRC’s tie breaking
runner was Michelle Oetjen. Lisa Carey popped up the sac bunt for an
out, Jill Barna hit a single, Jen Hylin walked. With bases loaded,
Stephanie McMaster popped up to the shortstop and Cecily Levora struck
out to end the game.
Vanessa
Porter was the losing pitcher. She gave up 1 unearned run on 3 hits, 3
strikeouts and 2 walks. Vanessa’s record is now 3-4.
FRC Top
Hitters
Michelle Oetjen 1
for 3
Jill Barna 1 for 2
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Game Results for Lassen College, April 16, 2003
Game 1:
FRC 13, Lassen 1
In the first inning Michelle Oetjen hit a single, Shaina Overbay reached
on a fielder’s choice, Oetjen scored on a wild pitch and Lisa Seeds hit
a single to score Overbay. In the bottom of the second, score 2-0 FRC,
Lassen’s Kim Hermant hit a single and scored on Kristi Warren’s
double. The score was 2-1 in the third inning and M. Oetjen hit a single
and advanced to second on a fielding error. S. Overbay hit her in with
a single. In the fourth inning, score 3-1 FRC, Jen Hylin reach on an
error, Quincy High School grad Jamie Sunderman hit a single and scored
Hylin, S. McMaster hit Sunderman in and M. Oetjen hit another single to
score McMaster. In the fifth inning, score 6-1, FRC captain Vanessa
Porter hit a single and scored on a single by Katie Banks. With the
score 7-1 in the second inning, FRC put Lassen away with a 6 run attack
to run rule Lassen 13-1. In that inning Oetjen singled, Overbay hit her
in with a triple, Danielle Crawford reached on an error, Katie Higgins
hit a single, Jill Barna scored Crawford and Higgins on a double, Katie
Banks reached on a fielder’s choice and then scored on M. Oetjen fifth
hit of the game.
Winning
pitcher was Stephanie McMaster. Stephanie pitched 3 innings giving up 1
run and 2 hits. Vanessa Porter pitched 3 inning of scoreless relief,
giving up 0 hits and 0 walks. Stephanie’s record is now 8-10.
FRC’s
Top Hitters
Michelle Oetjen
5 for 5 2 RBI
Jamie Sunderman 2 for 3 1 RBI
Shaina Overbay 2 for 4 3 RBI
Katie Higgins 2 for 4 1 RBI
Vanessa Porter 1 for 2
Katie Banks 1 for 4 1 RBI
Stephanie McMaster 1 for 4 1 RBI
Lisa Seeds 1 for3 1 RBI
Jill Barna 1 for 4 2 RBI
Game 2:
FRC 16, Lassen 3
In the first inning Stephanie McMaster led off with a bunt single, C.
Levora sac bunted her over to second base, and Shaina Overbay hit her in
but was thrown out trying to stretch a double into a triple. Vanessa
Porter then singled, Lisa Seeds reached on a fielder’s choice, and Katie
Higgins hit them both in with a double. Lassen scored in the bottom of
the first with K. Wood reaching on an error, J. Evans
hitting a single and K. Hermant getting 2 RBI on her single. In the
second inning, score 3-2 FRC, Levora walked, Overbay hit her in with a
double, Porter hit a single and Overbay scored on Lisa Seeds fly out to
right field. Katie Higgins was hit by the pitch, Lisa Carey hit a
single and Jamie Sunderman took a bases loaded walk to score Porter. M.
Oetjen reached on an error and S. Overbay hit Oetjen in with a single.
With the score 9-2 in the fourth inning, Jamie Sunderman bunted for a
single, Danielle Crawford walked and M. Oetjen hit a single to score
Crawford. S. Overbay hit Oetjen in to make the score 11-2. In the
fifth inning, FRC scored 5 runs on hits by Lisa Carey, Danielle
Crawford, Cecily Levora, Shaina Overbay, Vanessa Porter and Katie
Banks. Lassen scored 1 run in the bottom of the fifth inning on a hit
by J. Evans and she scored on an FRC error.
Winning
pitcher was Jen Hylin, who gave up 1 earned run on 7 hits. Jen’s record
is now 2-1.
FRC’s
Top Hitters
Vanessa Porter 5 for 5 2
RBI
Lisa Carey 3 for 3
Shaina Overbay 3 for 5 3 RBI
Katie Higgins 2 for 3 2 RBI
Danielle Crawford 1 for 2 1 RBI
Stephanie McMaster 1 for 2
Michelle Oetjen 1 for 3 2 RBI
Cecily Levora 1 for 2
Katie Banks 1 for 3
1 RBI
Jamie Sunderman 1 for 2 2 RBI
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Game Results for College of the Redwoods, April 19,
2003
Game 1:
FRC 1, COR 3
In the third inning COR scored 2 runs on a hit by A. Allen,
fielder’s choice by A. Standiford and a single by M. Rock.. With the
score 0-2 COR, FRC’s Vanessa Porter reached base on an error, L. Seeds
sac bunted her to second, Lisa Carey hit a single. With runners at
first and third, Cecily Levora hit a single that scored Porter but Carey
was thrown out at the plate. In the bottom of the sixth inning, COR
scored 1 more run on a walk, single by T. Ipina and double by B. Dysert.
In the top of the seventh inning FRC’s S. McMaster singled, M. Oetjen
singled and S. Overbay flied out for out #2 and McMaster was thrown out
at the plate trying to score on the tag up to end the game.
Losing
pitcher was Stephanie McMaster. Stephanie gave up 3 runs on 5 hits, 7
strike outs and 2 walks. Stephanie’s record is now 8-11.
FRC’s
Top Hitters
Lisa Carey
3 for 3
Michelle Oetjen 2 for 4
Cecily Levora 1 for 3 1 RBI
Stephaie McMaster 1 for 3
Jill Barna 1 for 3
Game 2:
FRC 6, COR 5 (9 innings)
FRC won the second game
of the double header in the top of ninth inning with the international
tie breaking runner. FRC scored 4 runs in the top of the second
inning. M. Oetjen led off with a walk, Lisa Seeds sac bunted her to
second base, Jill Barna hit her in with a single, Katie Higgins singled,
Stephanie McMaster singled, Lisa Carey hit Barna and Higgins in with a
double. McMaster scored on a wild pitch. With the score 4-0 FRC in
the fourth, COR score 1 run on hits by Ipina, Dysert, J. Sarvinski and
A. Allen. Jen Hylin came in to relieve pitcher Vanessa Porter and got
out of the inning. In the fifth inning COR scored 1 more run on hits by
M. Rock, K. Wecker and Ipina. Stephanie McMaster relieves Hylin on the
mound to end the inning. With the score 4-2 FRC in the sixth inning,
COR scores another run off of a single by Sarvinski and a fielder’s
choice by A. Standiford. In the top of the seventh inning 4-3 FRC, COR
scores the tying run with hits by Wecker and Ipina and an error by FRC
2nd baseman J. Hylin. The score is tied 4-4 in the eighth inning.
FRC’s international tie breaking runner is Overbay. J. Hylin sac bunts
her to third and M. Oetjen hits her in with a single. COR’s tie
breaking runner A. Allen is sac bunted to third and is hit in by a
single by Monica Suarez. With the score still tied 5-5 in the ninth
inning, FRC’s tie breaking runner is C. Levora. Jill Barna sac bunts
her to third and S. McMaster singles her in. In the bottom of the nonth
inning, COR’s tie breaking runner is J. Boyle. K. Wecker pops up the
sac bunt to first baseman M. Oetjen and McMaster shuts out the side for
the win 6-5.
Winning
pitcher was Stephanie McMaster, who pitched 4 and 2/3 innings of relief
work giving up 4 hits and 3 unearned runs. Porter started the game and
pitched 3 and 1/3 innings giving up 1 run and 3 hits and Hylin pitch 1
inning of relief giving up 1 run on 3 hits. McMaster’s record is now
9-11.
FRC’s
Top Hitters
Katie Higgins 3 for 4
Stephanie McMaster 2 for 4 1 RBI
Lisa Carey 2 for 4 2
RBI
Shaina Overbay 1 for 4 1 RBI
Michelle Oetjen 1 for 3 1 RBI
Jill
Barna 1 for 2
1 RBI
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Lady Eagles sweep Redwoods at home
By Shannon Morrow, Sports
Editor
Feather Publishing
April 9, 2003
The Feather River College softball
team swept the College of the Redwoods in a doubleheader at home
Saturday, March 29. The two wins improved the Eagles' league record to
6-6 and overall record to 12-13.
FRC 7, Redwoods 6
Feather River won the first game of
the doubleheader in an exciting come-from-be-hind victory.
After College of the Redwoods took a 6-0 lead in the
third inning, the Lady Eagles answered back with seven runs of their own
in the bottom of the fourth inning.
Lisa Seeds led off with a single, Mo Oetjen reached on an
error and Cecily Levora hit a single.
With the bases loaded, Jill Barna hit Seeds in, Danielle
Crawford hit into a fielder's choice and Stephanie McMaster hit Levora
in.
Lisa Carey then hit an RBI single and Vanessa Porter hit
a three-run single that was compounded by COR errors. Seeds hit Porter
in to take the lead, 7-6. The rest of the game remained scoreless.
The winning pitcher was Porter in relief. McMaster
started the game and gave up five runs (only one was earned) on four
hits. Porter pitched 4.5 innings of relief and gave up one run on one
hit, improving her record to 2-1.
Levora batted 3-for-3 and McMaster went 2-for-3 with one
RBI. Seeds hit 2-for-4 F with one RBI and Porter claimed one hit for
three RBIs. Carey and Barna each recorded one hit and one RBI. P
FRC 11, Redwoods 9
In the first inning, McMaster hit a lead off single for
re FRC, and she was sacrifice bunted to second base by Carey. Porter
took a walk and Seeds hit a double to score McMaster. Oetjen then hit a
single to drive in Porter. In the second inning with the score 0-2,
Barna walked, Katie Higgins got on base on an error and Lisa Carey
loaded the bases with a single. Overbay hit a three-run double to make
the score 0-5.
In the third inning Oetjen hit a lead off single and
Levora singled to score her.
After Redwoods scored its first run in the top of the
fourth inning to make the score 1-6, the Lady Eagles added two more runs
on hits by Overbay, Jen Hylin and Levora.
In the top of the fifth inning, Redwoods added three runs
on five hits. With the score 4-8 in the bottom of the fifth, FRC added
one more run on hits by McMaster and Overbay.
College of the Redwoods added five runs in the sixth
inning to tie up the game, 9-9. The Redwoods runs came off of two FRC
errors, two walks, and three hits. Oetjen hit a single for FRC in the
bottom of the sixth inning and Levora hit her in with a booming triple.
Levora then scored on a passed ball.
The Lady Eagles led 11-9 in the top of the seventh
inning, when Redwoods put three base runners on with two FRC errors and
a hit. FRC catcher Jill Barna threw out a runner trying to steal third
base, and relief pitcher Porter held on to give up no runs.
Porter again picked up the win as relief, bringing her
record to 3-1. Starting pitcher McMaster pitched 4.5 innings, giving up
one earned run on nine hits. Porter pitched 2.5 innings and recorded
three earned runs on five hits.
Overbay batted 3-for-4 with four RBIs, Levora hit 3-for-4
with three RBIs and Oetjen went 3-for-3 with one RBI. McMaster batted
2-for-4, Carey went 1-for-3 and Seeds finished 1-for-4 with one RBI.
The Lady Eagles playa doubleheader at home today, April
9, against College of the Siskiyous, with the first game beginning at 12
p.m.
Game Results for Redwoods, March 29, 2003
Game 1: FRC 7,
Redwoods 6
Redwoods took
the lead in the third inning with 6 runs. A. Standiford hit a lead off
triple, M. Suarez reached on a FRC error, M. Rock hit a single, J Boyle
reached on an error, J. Sarvirski hit a single, K. Wecker walked and T.
Ipina hit a single. In the bottom of the fourth inning, COR leading 6-0,
FRC scored 7 runs. Lisa Seeds led off with a single, Mo. Oetjen reached
on an error and Cecily Levora hit a single. With bases loaded Jill
Barna hit Seeds in, Danielle Crawford hit into a fielder’s choice and
Stephanie McMater hit Levora in. Lisa Carey then hit an RBI single and
Vanessa Porter hit a 3 run single that was compounded by COR errors.
Lisa Seeds hit Porter to take the lead 7-6. The rest of the game
remained scoreless.
Winning
Pitcher was Vanessa Porter in relief. Stephanie McMaster started the
game and gave up 5 runs (only 1 was earned) on 4 hits. Vanessa Porter
pitched 4.5 innings of relief, giving up 1 run on 1 hit. Vanessa’s
record is now 2-1.
FRC’s Top Hitters
Cecily Levora
3 for 3
Stephanie McMaster 2 for 3 (1 RBI)
Lisa Seeds 2 for 4 (1 RBI)
Vanessa Porter 1 for 4 (3 RBI)
Lisa Carey 1 for 4 (1 RBI)
Jill Barna 1 for 2
(1 RBI)
Game 2:
FRC 11, Redwoods 9
In the first
inning, FRC’s Stephanie McMaster hit a lead off single, she was sac
bunted to second by Lisa Carey, Vanessa Porter took a walk and Lisa
Seeds hit a double to score McMaster. Mo Oetjen then hit a single to
drive in Porter. In the second inning with the score 0-2, Jill Barna
walked, Katie Higgins got on base on an error and Lisa Carey loaded the
bases with a single. Shaina Overbay hit a 3 run double to make the
score 0-5. In the third inning Oetjen hit a lead off single, Levora
singled to score her. In the top of the fourth Redwood’s J. Boyle hit a
double and J. Sarvinsky hit her in. With the score 1-6 in the bottom of
the fourth, FRC added 2 more runs on hits by Overbay, Jen Hylin and
Levora. In the top of the fifth inning, Redwoods added 3 runs on hits
by T. Petersen, A. Standiford, M. Rock, J. Boyle and J. Sarvinsky.
Score is 4-8 in the bottom of the fifth and FRC added 1 more run on hits
by Stephanie McMaster and Overbay. COR added 5 runs in the sixth inning
to tie up the game 9-9. COR scored 5 runs on FRC’s 2 errors and 2 walks
with hits by Ipina, Standiford, and Sarvinsky. In the bottom of the
sisth inning FRC’s Oetjen hits a single and Levora hits her in with a
booming triple. Levora then scores on a passed ball by COR’s catcher
Jenny Boyle. In the top of the seventh inning, with the score 9-11 FRC,
COR gets 3 base runners on with 2 FRC errors and a hit by Ipina. FRC
catcher Jill Barna threw out Ipina at third base trying to steal and
relief pitcher Vanessa Porter held on to give up no runs.
Winning
pitcher was Vanessa Porter in relief. Starting pitcher Stephanie
McMaster pitched 4.5 innings giving up 4 runs (only 1 earned) on 9 hits.
Porter pitched 2.5 innings giving up 3 earned runs on 5 hits. Porter’s
record is now 3-1.
FRC’s Top Hitters
Cecily Levora
3 for 4 (3 RBI)
Shaina Overbay 3 for 4 (4 RBI)
Mo Oetjen 3 for 3 (1
RBI)
Stephanie McMaster 2 for 4
Lisa Carey 1 for 3
Lisa
Seeds 1 for 4 (1 RBI)
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Game Results for Shasta Games,
March 28, 2003
Game 1: Shasta 3, FRC 0
In the first inning, Shasta College
scored 2 runs. C. Syphens walked, C. Joseph sac-bunted her to second, T.
Eleck hit her in and then she scored on C. Hansen’s single. Shasta added
1 more run in the third inning on a FRC error and a hit by M. Kelley.
Losing pitcher was Stephanie
McMaster, who gave up 3 hits and 1 earned run in three innings. Vanessa
Porter had 3 innings of scoreless relief pitching giving up just 1 hit.
Stephanie’s record is now 5-8.
FRC’s Top Hitters
Stephanie
McMaster 2 for 3
Vanessa Porter 1 for 1 (2 walks)
Cecily Levora 1 for1
Michelle Oetjen 1 for 4
Game 2: Shasta 8, FRC 0
Shasta College won the second game of the
double header in an 8 run ruled 5 inning game. Shasta College scored 6
runs in the first inning off of 2 walks, 3 hits and 1 FRC error. Shaina
Overbay attempted her first trip to the mound this season and was
replaced by Vanessa Porter in the middle of the first inning. Shasta
scored a second run in the second inning off a hits by Mi. Kelley and Mo
Kelley. Shasta added a final run in the fourth inning off hits by Mi.
Kelley and Mo Kelley again.
Shaina Overbay was the losing
pitcher. She gave up 4 runs, 2 hits and 1 walk. Vanessa Porter pitched
2.5 innings and gave up 3 runs, 5 hits and 2 strikeouts. Jen Hylin
pitched 1 inning and gave up 1 run on 2 hits. Shaina’s record is now
0-1.
FRC Top Hitters
Stephanie McMaster 1 for 2
Lisa Carey 1 for 2
Lisa Seeds 1 for 2
Jill Barna 1 for 2
Shaina Overbay 1 for 3
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Game Results for Fresno
Tournament, March 22-23
Game 1:
Moor Park College 1, FRC 4
In the bottom of
the first inning, Mo Oetjen got a lead off walk, Lisa Carey walked and
Shaina Overbay hit them both in with a hard double to right field. With
the score 2-0 in the fifth inning, Moor Park’s Jen Fasmer walked and has
sacrificed to 2nd base. She was sac-bunted to third and
Nicole Brazier hit her in with a single. The score was 2-1 in the bottom
of the fifth inning when FRC’s Stephanie McMaster reached 1st
base on a fielder’s choice and Vanessa Porter added a single. Lisa Seeds
then hit them both in with a hard single that was misplayed by MPC. Time
ran out with the final score 4-1 FRC. FRC winning pitcher was Stephanie
McMaster, who gave up 3 hits and had 4 strike outs and 1 walk.
McMaster’s record is now 6-6.
FRC Top
Hitter’s
Lisa Seeds
1 for 3
2 RBI’s
Vanessa Porter
2 for 3
Shaina Overbay 1 for 1
2 RBI’s
Game 2:
West Valley 6, FRC 0
FRC lost the second game of the tournament to defending State
Champions West Valley 6-0. West Valley’s pitcher Jessica Busick
(2002 All State Team) threw a no-hitter. WVC scored their runs on
hits by Corinne Dobson (3 for 3), Michelle Metcalf (2 for 3), Gloria
Toledo (2 for 2) and Stacey Benzirg (1 for 2). FRC relief
pitcher Vanessa Porter had 3 scoreless innings.
FRC losing
pitcher was Jen Hylin, whose record is 1-1; she gave up 4 hits.
Porter gave up 8 hits in relief.
Game 3:
FRC 4, Taft College 5
FRC took the lead
early in the first inning 3-0. Mo Oetjen walked, Shaina Overbay got on
base on a fielder’s choice, Stephanie McMaster walked and Lisa Seeds hit
a 2-RBI single. The score remained 3-0 until the 5th
inning when Taft put a run on the board with a single by S. Hussey and 2
FRC errors. In the bottom of the 6th inning, Taft tied up the
game with singles by B. Kinnard, A. Ogle, R. Bogbe and T. Hussey. Time
was out so the international tiebreaker was used. FRC’s tie
breaking runner was Lisa Carey. Shaina Overbay was hit by the
pitch, Stephanie McMaster got a single and Lisa Seeds forced in a run
when she was hit by the pitch. FRC left bases loaded when they
could not score. Taft College had Ashley Miller as their tie
breaking runner. B. Kinnard hit a double and R. Bogbe hit Kinnard
in to win the game.
Losing
pitcher was Vanessa Porter, whose record is now 1-1; she gave up 3 hits.
Stephanie McMaster pitched 6 ½ innings and gave up 6 hits, 2 walks and 1
strikeout.
FRC Top
Hitters
Lisa Seeds
2 for 3
3 RBI
Stephanie McMaster 2 for 3
Mo Oetjen
1 for 2
Shaina Overbay
0 for 3
1 RBI
Game 4: Chabot College 5,
FRC 0
Chabot scored
their first 2 runs in the 3rd inning on a walk by
A. Norris, C. Wilmoth reach on errors and J. Reiserer hit them both in
with a single. Two more runs were added in the fourth inning
when T. Strohecker hit a single, J. Zelaya was hit by the pitch and then
scored on fielder’s choices. One final run was added in the 6th
inning on singles by M. Mills and T. Strohecker. FRC left 10
runners on base.
Losing
pitcher was Stephanie McMaster, whose record is now 6-7.
Stephanie gave up 1 hit, 2 walks, 2 hit batters and 2 strike outs.
Vanessa Porter gave up 5 hits in relief.
FRC’s
Top Hitters
Shaina Overbay
3 for 4
Lisa Seeds
1 for 2
Lisa Carey
1 for 2
Jill Barna
1 for 2
Stephanie McMaster 1 for 3
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Lady Eagles
stomp Lassen
By Shannon Morrow, Sports
Editor
Feather Publishing
March 26, 2003
A year ago, the softball teams of Feather River College
and Lassen College were pretty evenly matched. Both programs were
struggling, but FRC had a new head coach that was eager to improve her
team.
A year later the improvement is obvious, as Feather
Riiver devastated Lassen, 12-1 and 20-1 in a doubleheader at home March
19.
All the hits against Lassen were just what the Golden
Eagles needed.
"The games we've lost have been due to a lack of
offense," said Harris. "We've been really working on hitting. Lassen was
a great step."
The wins against Lassen improved the Eagles' conference
record to 4-4, keeping them competitive in league standings. "We have
the opportunity to kick start it right now," said Harris. "We have the
capabilities.”
Feather River will travel to Redding on Friday, March 28,
for a doubleheader against Shasta, and then the Golden Eagles play at
home this Saturday, March 29, against College of the Redwoods. The first
game begins at noon.
FRC 12, Lassen 1
Feather River scored
five runs in the first inning with four walks, two batters hit, and a
single by Captain Vanessa Porter.
In the top of the second inning, Lassen scored one run on
a walk, an error, and a hit. FRC added another run in the second with a
leadoff walk by Stephanie McMaster and singles by Jill Barna and Cecily
Levora.
In the third inning, Mo Oetjen reached base on an error,
Jamie Sunderman walked and McMaster bunted for a single.
With the score 8-1 in the fourth inning, FRC scored four
runs on an error, a walk, a triple by Oetjen and a single by Sunderman.
The winning pitcher was McMaster, who gave up two hits,
two walks, one unearned run, and struck out two. Porter pitched three
innings of scoreless relief, giving up no hits, no walks, and striking
out two. On offense, McMaster batted 2-for-2 and Porter went 2-for-4
with three RBI. Barna, Levora, Katie Higgins and Sunderman each batted
1-for-2 with one RBI. Lisa Seeds and Oetjen both hit 1-for-3 and
combined for three RBI.
The game was ended after five innings because of the
eight-run rule.
FRC 20, Lassen 1
In the second game of the doubleheader, Feather River put
four runs on the board in the first inning off of a walk by Sunderman
and hits by Lisa Carey, Porter, Higgins and Barna.
In the second inning, Lassen hit a lead-off triple and
then scored with a single.
Going into the bottom of the second with a 4-1 lead, FRC
scored six more runs on a triple by Katie Banks, singles by McMaster and
Higgins, and walks by Barna and Carey.
In the third inning, Feather River scored eight more runs
on Lassen errors, and walks or hits by McMaster, Carey, Higgins and
Seeds.
The score was 18-1 in the fourth -inning and FRC finished
it out by adding two more runs on a double by Oetjen and singles by
Levora and Banks. Jen Hylin shut out Lassen in the top of the fifth
inning for the eight-run ruled game.
The winning pitcher was Jen Hylin, who gave up four hits
and no walks, with three strikeouts and one earned run.
This was Hylin's first start, since the Golden Eagles
lost pitcher Hollie Lemke.
Higgins hit 3-for-4 with four RBIs, and Carey batted 3-3
with two doubles and one RBI. Banks went 2-for-3 with a triple and one
RBI, and McMaster batted 2-for-4 with two RBIs.
Porter, Levora, Seeds and Oetjen all recorded one hit,
with Porter and Levora each getting two RBIs, and Seeds getting one RBI.
Game
Results for 3/19 vs. Lassen College, Game 1
Lassen 1
FRC 12
FRC won the first game of the double header by a score of 12-1 in a 8
run ruled 5 inning game. FRC scored 5 runs in the 1st inning
with 4 walks, 2 batters hit and a single by FRC captain Vanessa Porter.
In the top of the 2nd inning Lassen scored a run on a walk,
an error and a hit by Julia Branch. FRC added another run in the second
with a lead-off walk by Stephanie McMaster and singles by Jill Barna and
Cecily Levora. In the 3rd inning Mo Oetjen got on an error
and Jamie Sunderman walked when Stephanie McMaster bunted for a single.
With the score 8-1 in the fourth inning FRC scored 4 runs on an error, a
walk, Mo Oetjen’s triple and Jamie Sunderman’s single.
Winning pitcher was Stephanie McMaster, who gave up 2 hits, 2 walks, 2
strikeouts and 1 unearned run. Vanessa Porter had 3 innings of
scoreless relief. She gave up no hits, no walks and had 2 strikeouts.
FRC’s Top Hitters
Vanessa
Porter 2 for 4 (3 RBI)
Stephanie McMaster 2 for 2
Mo Oetjen 1 for 3 (2 RBI)
Lisa Seeds 1 for 3 (1 RBI)
Jill Barna 1 for 2 (1 RBI)
Cecily Levora 1 for 2 (1 RBI)
Katie Higgins 1 for 2 (1 RBI)
Jamie Sunderman 1 for 2 (1 RBI)
Game Results for 3/19 vs Lassen College, Game 2
Lassen 1
FRC 20
FRC put 4 runs on the board in the first inning off of a walk by Jamie
Sunderman and hits by Lisa Carey, Vanessa Porter Katie Higgins and Jill
Barna. In the second inning Lassen’s Kim Hermant hit a lead off triple
and scored on Kirsten Wood’s single. In the bottom of the 2nd,
with the score 4-1, FRC scored 6 more runs on a triple by Katie Banks,
single by Stephanie McMaster and Katie Higgins and walks by Jill Barna
and Lisa Carey. In the 3rd inning FRC scored 8 more runs on
Lassen errors, walks and hits by Stephanie McMaster, Lisa Carey, Katie
Higgins and Lisa Seeds. The score was 18-1 in the 4th inning
and FRC finished out the inning by adding 2 more runs on a double by Mo
Oetjen and singles by Cecily Levora and Katie Banks. Jen Hylin shut out
Lassen in the top of the 5th inning for the 8 run ruled
game. Final score 20-1.
Winning pitcher was Jen Hylin, who gave up 4 hits, 0 walks, 3 strike
outs and 1 earned run. This was Jen Hylin first start and first win.
FRC Top Hitters
Katie Higgins
3 for 4 4 RBI
Lisa Carey 3 for 3 (single, 2 doubles) 1
RBI
Katie Banks 2 for 3 (single, triple)
1 RBI
Stephanie McMaster 2 for 4 2 RBI
Vanessa Porter 1 for 2
2 RBI
Mo Oetjen 1 for 2
Lisa Seeds 1 for 1
1 RBI
Cecily Levora 1 for 4
2 RBI
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Game Results
for Ohlone Tournament, 3/15-3/16, Game 1
San Mateo
College 3
FRC 0
FRC lost the
first game of the Ohlone tournament to San Mateo College. SMC's
pitcher, Cassie Vanover, kept the Eagles to only 2 hits in 7 innings.
San Mateo scored 3 runs in the first inning off of 4 hits by Deb Mendes,
Val Malkinson, Shawna Lockhart and Rachel Merlo. After the 1st
inning, FRC pitcher Stephanie McMaster kept San Mateo scoreless.
FRC losing
pitcher was Stephanie McMaster, who gave up 7 hits, 3 walks and 3 earned
runs. McMaster’s record is now 4-5.
FRC Top
Hitters
Michelle Oetjen
1 for 2
Shaina Overbay 1 for 3
Game
Results for Ohlone Tournament, 3/15-3/16, Game 2
Los Medanos
2
FRC 7
FRC won the
second game of the tournament against Los Medanos College by a score of
7-2. In the second inning FRC got on the board, with walks by Jill
Barna and Jen Hylin, and a 2 RBI double by Stephanie McMaster. Lisa
Carey then hit in McMaster. With the score 3-0 in the 3rd inning,
Vanessa Porter was hit by a pitch and Jamie Sunderman pinch ran for
her. Lisa Seeds then hit a triple and scored Sunderman. In the 4th
inning, Los Medanos scored 2 runs on hits by Shannon Cherry, Amanda Cat
and Kelley Stas. With the score 4-2, FRC answered back with 2 more runs
on a double by Stephanie McMaster, a triple by Lisa Carey and an RBI
fielder’s choice by Shaina Overbay. The score was 6-2 FRC in the 7th
inning and FRC added 1 more run on LMC errors and walks.
FRC's winning
pitcher was Vaness Porter, who gave up 5 hits, 2 walks, 6 strikeouts and
2 earned runs. Vanessa’s record is now 1-0.
FRC Top
Hitters
Stephanie
McMaster 3 for 4 (2 RBI)
Lisa Carey 2 for 4 (3 RBI)
Vanessa Porter 1 for 2
Lisa Seeds 1 for 2 (1 RBI)
Game
Results for Ohlone Tournament, 3/15-3/16, Game 3
FRC
0
Yuba City 3
FRC lost the
third game of the tournament to Yuba City College 3-0. Yuba scored 2
runs in the 4th inning on a fielder’s choice, a misplayed
bunt and hits by Molly Short and T. Schreckegost. Yuba added 1 more run
in the 5th inning on 1 hit, sac bunt and a wild pitch scored
L. Almond from 3rd.
Losing
pitcher was Stephanie McMaster, who gave up 4 hits, 4 strike outs and 1
walk. Stephanie’s record is now 4-6.
FRC Top
Hitters
Vanessa Porter
2 for 3
Michelle Oetjen 1 for 3
Game Results for Ohlone
Tournament, 3/15-3/16, Game 4
With the score 4-0 FRC over Lassen College, the game was
cancelled due to rain.
Game Results for
3/8 vs. Shasta College, Game 1
FRC
1
Shasta 6
FRC lost the first game of the
double header to Shasta by a score of 6-1. Shasta score a run in the 1st
inning with singles by Carrie Syhers, Tracy Eleck and M. Kelley. FRC’s
catcher Jill Barna threw out Eleck and Kelley stealing to stop the
rally. With the score 1-0 in the 2nd inning, Jill Barna
walked and was advanced to second base on a fielder’s choice where
Michelle Oetjen hit her in with a single. With the score tied 1-1 in
the 5th, Shasta scored 4 runs on hits by B. Lee, C. Joseph
and Tracy Eleck. Shasta added 1 more run in the 6th inning
on a hit by N. Strickland and C. Joseph.
Losing pitcher was Hollie Lemke,
who gave up 4 earned runs with 11 hits and 2 strikeouts. Lemke’s record
is now 4-4.
FRC’s Top Hitters
Stephanie
McMaster 2 for 4
Jill Barna 1 for 2
Mo Oetjen 1 for 2 1
RBI
Vanessa Porter 1 for 1
Game Results for
3/8 vs. Shasta College, Game 2
FRC
4
Shasta 5
FRC lost a tough second game 5-4. Shasta started the 1st
inning on a walk by Chrissy Joseph and she scored on a hit by M.
Kelley. FRC answered back in the bottom of the 1st with 2
runs. Stephanie McMaster led off with a walk, Lisa Carey had a bunt
single, Shaina Overbay loaded the bases on a misplayed fielder’s
choice. Jill Barna hit a hard grounder that scored McMaster, and
Vanessa Porter was hit by a pitch to score Lisa Carey. With the score
2-1 in the 6th inning, FRC’s Lisa Seeds hit a lead off
double, Michelle Oetjen sac bunted her to third and Vanessa Porter drove
her in with a hard single to left field. In the 7th inning
Shasta’s Suzanne Parr reached base on an FRC error and with 2 outs
Shasta had 4 back to back singles to score 4 runs. In the bottom of the
7th inning, score 5-3, FRC’s Stephanie McMaster hit a lead
off walk and Lisa Carey hit a booming triple. Shaina Overbay hit a base
single but the runner at third base held. With runners on 1st
and 3rd with no outs, FRC got doubled up on poor base running
on the 1st and 3rd steal play. With 2 outs Jill
Barna grounded out. The final score 5-4 Shasta.
Losing pitcher was Stephanie McMaster, who had 7 strikeouts, 2 walks,
and 7 hits (she gave up 4 hits in the 7th inning), and gave
up 4 earned runs. Stephanie’s record is now 4-4.
FRC Top Hitters
Lisa Seeds 2 for 3 (single & double)
Lisa Carey 2 for 4 (single, triple) 1 RBI
Shaina Overbay 2 for 4 1 RBI
Vanessa Porter 1 for 2 2 RBI
Jen Hylin 1 for 3
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Eagles split with Butte and Siskiyous
By Shannon Morrow, Sports
Editor
Feather Publishing
March 12, 2003
The Feather River College women's
softball team opened conference play with road trips to Butte College
and College of the Siskiyous earlier this month. In each of the
doubleheaders, the Lady Eagles lost the first game, but then bounced
back to win the second game.
FRC's next
home game is a doubleheader against Lassen College this Wednesday, March
19, beginning at noon.
Butte 8, FRC 5
FRC's Shaina
Overbay batted 3-for-4 with three RBIs. Stephanie McMaster and Hollie
Lemke each batted 2-3, with McMaster adding one RBI. Lisa Carey
registered one hit and one RBI, and Mo Oetjen added a hit.
McMaster
recorded the loss from the pitchers mound with nine hits, two strikeouts
and no walks.
FRC 7, Butte 4
In the first
inning, Oetjen led off with a double and McMaster followed with a
single. Overbay hit a grounder to score Oetjen. Butte answered back with
a run of its own.
In the third
inning, Oetjen reached first base on an error by the Butte third
baseman, and scored on a triple by McMaster. Overbay then hit McMaster
in with a single. Butte answered back again with one run.
FRC had a 3-2
lead in the fifth inning when Oetjen hit a double, McMaster walked, and
Overbay hit a single to score Oetjen. Butte tied the game in the bottom
of the fifth and took the lead in the bottom of the sixth on an error.
In the top of
the seventh inning, FRC was down one run when leadoff batter Cecily
Levora doubled, Oetjen singled and McMaster was hit by a pitch. With the
bases loaded, Overbay hit a double to score two RBIs, and McMaster
scored on a wild pitch. The Lady Eagles gave up no runs in the bottom of
the seventh inning.
The winning
pitcher was Lemke, who recorded three strikeouts, no walks, eight hits
and three earned runs. This improved her record to 4-2.
Overbay and
Oetjen each batted 3-for-4, and Overbay racked up five RBIs, giving her
23 RBIs so far this season.
McMaster
batted 2-for-2 with one RBI. Lisa Seeds and Levora each added one hit.
COS 5, FRC 1
Jen Hylin and
Jill Barna each batted 2-for-3, and Barna hit FRC's only RBI. Seeds,
McMaster and Oetjen each batted 1-for-3.
Lemke pitched
for the Golden Eagles and struck out seven batters, but gave up three
earned runs with eight hits.
FRC 3, COS 1
Siskiyous took
an early lead in the first inning on an error, but it would be their
only score of the game.
Feather River
started a two-out rally in the sixth inning. Singles by Seeds, Barna,
Hylin and Vanessa
Porter, and a
clutch bases-loaded walk by Lemke gave FRC a 2-1 lead.
In the seventh
inning, the Lady Eagles added one more run with a walk by Carey and a
hit by Seeds.
McMaster went
the distance on the mound, giving up no earned runs to improve her
record to 4-3. She tallied one strikeout, two walks and six hits.
On offense,
Seeds batted 3-for-4 and Porter hit 2-for-3, with both of them earning
one RBI. Carey, Overbay, Barna and Hylin each registered a hit, and
Lemke claimed FRC's other RBI.
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FRC softball stays on task
By Shannon Morrow, Sports
Editor
Feather Publishing
March 5, 2003
The Feather
River College softball team went 1-2 at the Merced Tournament Feb. 22-
23, bringing its overall record to 6-4. After losing to Ohlone College
and Merced College, the Golden Eagles bounced back to beat San Joaquin
Delta in their final game of the tournament.
Ohlone 7, FRC 4
FRC pitcher
Hollie Lemke (3-1) recorded her first loss of the season, giving up four
hits, seven walks and three earned runs.
Feather
River's top hitter was Shaina Overbay, who batted 2-3 with one triple
and three RBIs. Michelle Oetjen, Lisa Carey and Jen Hylin each batted
1-3, with Oetjen earning an RBI. Jamie Sunderman tallied two walks.
Merced 8, FRC 0
The Lady
Eagles lost their second game in five innings, due to the eight-runs
rule. On the mound, Stephanie McMaster (2-2) picked up the loss,
allowing 11 hits and two walks, while striking out two batters. Vanessa
Porter came in for one inning of relief, giving up two hits and one run.
On offense,
Overbay went 2-3, while McMaster and] Carey each batted 1-3.
FRC 6, SJD 2
Oetjen led off
in the first inning with a walk, and Cecily Levora executed a sacrifice
bunt, which the second baseman mishandled. With runners on first and
second, Overbay hit a single that scored both runners.
Carey then hit
a grounder that Delta fielded, but they were unsuccessful at tagging
Overbay out at the plate.
With a 3-0
score in the second inning, McMaster led off for FRC with a bunt single.
Katie Banks then sacrificed McMaster to second, and McMaster scored on
an errant pick-off attempt.
On defense,
center fielder Carey threw out two runners at the plate as they tried to
score in the second and third innings.
With two outs
in the fifth inning, Overbay and Carey each hit singles, and then Jen
Hylin nailed a triple to score both runners.
McMaster was
the winning pitcher, improving her record to 3-2. McMaster gave up one
hit, four walks, and one earned run. Lemke earned the save, with one hit
and two walks.
Carey and
Overbay each batted 2-3, while Hylin and Oetjen each went 1-3. McMaster
hit 1-1, and Banks delivered one sacrifice. Overbay: and Hylin recorded
two RBIs apiece, while Oetjen and Banks each earned one RBI.
The Lady
Eagles will play at home this Saturday, March 8, in a doubleheader
against Shasta College beginning at noon.
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FRC softball
wins at home
By Shannon Morrow, Sports
Editor
Feather Publishing
February 19, 2003
In
their debut home game of the 2003 season, the Lady Eagles softball team
swept Yuba College in a double-header Feb. 11, improving their record to
5-1.
After falling behind in the irst game, 4-1, Feather River
battled back to a 7-4 victory.
"These girls don't like to lose," said coach Cindy
Harris. "There's something inside them that won't quit. They won't give
up."
Trailing by three runs in the fifth inning, a triple by
Stephanie McMaster and singles by Michelle Oetjen and Lisa Carey brought
the score to 3-4.
FRC scored four more runs in the sixth inning with
singles from Jill Barna, Jen Hylin, and McMaster, a triple by Cecily
Levora, and a single by Shaina Overbay.
The Golden Eagles shut out Yuba through the final three
innings, sealing the win.
Pitcher Hollie Lemke earned the win and improved her
record to 3-0, giving up six hits, three walks, and two earned runs.
Harris said that it's a big plus for her pitchers to know
that they have a good defense behind them and solid hitting on offense,
in case they get behind.
Overbay batted 3-4 with one double and two RBI, McMaster
went 2-3 with one triple and one RBI, and Oetjen and Carey each batted
2-4 with one RBI. Levora went 1- 3 with a sacrifice bunt and two RBI.
Barna and Hylin each batted 1-2, and Lisa Seeds went 1-3.
In the second game, the Lady Eagles shut out Yuba College
and ended the game in five innings, 8-0.
"They (the Eagles) have a real presence on the field,"
said Harris. "They communicate well."
McMaster (2-1) recorded the win from the mound, giving up
just two hits and two walks while capturing a
shutout. Top hitters for FRC were Barna (2-3 with one
double and one RBI), McMaster (1-1 with two RBI), Katie Higgins (1-2
with one walk and one RBI), and Katie Banks (one sacrifice bunt and two
walks). A good number of spectators attended the game and cheered the
Lady Eagles to victory.
"It was a pleasure to see all the people there," said
Harris. "The support means everything to us. We're making big steps
toward building our program to where we want it to be."
The Golden Eagles' next home game will be Saturday, March
8, in a league match against Shasta College. It begins at noon at the
FRC softball field.
Game
Results for 2/11/03 vs. Yuba College, Game 1
FRC
7
Yuba 3
FRC won their
home opener against Yuba City College with a score of 4-7. Yuba City
opened the 1st inning with a double by K. LaChappa then a
fielding error at 3rd base scored her on a pick off attempt.
FRC tied up the game in the 3rd inning off a single by
Michelle Oetjen, sac bunt by Cecily Levora and a single by Shaina
Overbay. Yuba answered back in the 4th inning with 3 runs
on a error, a walk and hits by M. Vodden and J. Moody. With the score
4-1, FRC scored 2 runs in the 5th inning by a triple by
Stephanie McMaster, single by Michelle Oetjen and a single by Lisa
Carey. Down one run in the 6th inning, FRC started off with
a single by Jill Barna, single by Jen Hylin, single by Stephanie
McMaster, triple by Cecily Levora and a final single by Shaina Overbay.
FRC then shut out Yuba City for the 4-7 Win.
FRC winning
Pitcher: Hollie Lemke. Hollie gave up 6 hits, 3 walks and 2 earned
runs. Lemke’s record is 3-0
FRC Top
Hitters
Stephanie McMaster: 2 for 3 (1 triple), 1 RBI
Shaina Overbay: 3 for 4 (1
double) , 2 RBI
Michelle Oetjen: 2 for 4, 1 RBI
Cecily Levora: 1 for 3 (1 sac bunt), 2 RBI
Lisa Carey: 2 for 4, 1 RBI
Lisa Seeds: 1 for 3
Jill Barna: 1 for 2
Jen
Hylin: 1 for 2
Game
Results for 2/11/03 vs. Yuba College, Game 2
FRC 8
Yuba 0
FRC won the second game against Yuba
City in a 5 inning run ruled 0-8 game. In the 2nd inning
Katie Higgins got on a walk, Katie Banks sac bunted her to 2base and
Stephanie McMaster singled her in for the game winning RBI. In the 3rd
inning Shaina Overbay took a lead off walk (she scored on a wild pitch
and a stolen base at home), Jill Barna hit a single, Katie Higgins
singled and scored Barna. In the 5th inning Katie Banks and
Stephanie McMaster walked. McMaster scored on a passed ball and
Michelle Oetjen got on a fielder’s choice. Shaina Overbay hit a ground
out that scored Oetjen and Lisa Carey hit a single and scored the game
ending run on a ball hit by Jen Hylin that was missed played by Yuba
City.
FRC winning pitcher: Stephanie
McMaster. McMaster had a no hitter going into the 4th inning
when Liz Mabray hit a hard grounder off of McMaster’s mitt. She gave up
one other single to Jill Moody in the 5th inning. McMaster
gave up only 2 hits and 2 walks. She finished with a shut out.
FRC Top Hitters
Jill Barna: 2 for 3 (1Double), 1 RBI
Katie Higgins: 1 for 2 (1 Walk), 1 RBI
Stephanie McMaster: 1 for 1, 2 RBI
Katie Banks: 0 for 0 (2 walks, 1 sac bunt)
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Lady Eagles start 2-1
By Shannon Morrow, Sports
Editor
Feather Publishing
February 5, 2003
The women's softball team of
Feather River College opened its season with a 2-1 record last Friday
and Saturday, defeating Ohlone College and American River College, while
losing to San Jose City College.
“It should be an exciting year," said FRC coach Cindy
Harris. "This team is exciting to watch.”
In their first game of the year against San Jose City
College last Friday, Jan. 31, the Lady Eagles lost by a score of 10-8.
"We should have won," said Harris. "We outplayed them,
but walks killed us."
FRC gave up five runs in the first inning when San Jose
hit a grand slam, but the Eagles answered back with a three-run home run
by Cecily Levora.
In the sixth inning the score was tied 8-8, but San Jose
scored two runs for the victory. Lisa Seeds, Lisa Carey, Jill Barna and
Levora each delivered one hit for FRC. Levora recorded three RBI, Barna
gathered two RBIs and Seeds added one RBI off a double.
Feather River then defeated Ohlone College, 4-3, last
Saturday in rainy weather.
FRC scored all of its runs in the third inning when
Shaina Overbay hammered out a three-run triple, and then Carey knocked
in Overbay.
The Golden Eagles let Ohlone get back into the game with
three errors that cost them three runs, but superb pitching by Hollie
Lemke shut out Ohlone for the rest of the contest. Lemke recorded the
win for FRC, collecting four strikeouts and just two walks. She allowed
six hits, but gave up no earned runs.
Overbay, Carey, and Quincy local Jamie Sunderman each
earned a hit for the Eagles.
Feather River then played American River College that
same day, winning 4-1.
ARC took an early 1-0 lead in the top of the first
inning, but the Lady Eagles tied the game in the third inning with hits
by Jen Hylin and Michelle Oetjen.
FRC took the lead in the sixth inning when Overbay led
off with a single, Carey followed with a walk, and then Hylin hit the
go-ahead RBI with a fly ball that was mishandled for an error.
Jill Barna then hit in Carey and Hylin with a hard
single. Lemke started on the mound for FRC and struck out five batters
in five innings, giving up two hits and one earned run.
Stephanie McMaster earned the win for the Golden Eagles,
pitching two scoreless innings with no hits and two strikeouts.
This Tuesday, Feb. 11, the Lady Eagles will play at home
against Yuba College in a double header beginning at noon. This is FRC's
only home game during the preseason.
Game Results
for 2/4
at Consumes River College
FRC 9, Consumnes River 1
FRC won their 3rd game of
the season by run ruling Consumes River College 9-1. CRC took the early
lead in the 1st inning off a single by CF Nicole Tyrrell and
a double by 3B Keyana Smith. FRC tied up the game in the 3rd
inning with a lead off double by SS Shaina Overbay and a single by
catcher Jill Barna. With the score still tied in the 4th
inning Katie Banks walked, Stephanie McMaster sac bunted her over to 2nd,
and Cecily Levora hit a triple to score Banks. Lisa Carey then hit
Levora in. In the next inning, with the score 4-1, Stephanie McMaster
got on on a defensive error, Michelle Oetjen hit a single, Cecily Levora
reached base on a dropped third strike. With bases loaded Shaina
Overbay hit a 3 run triple. In the 5th inning FRC added 2
runs on hits by Katie Higgins, Jill Barna, Jen Hylin and Vanessa Porter.
FRC’s
winning pitcher Hollie Lemke (record 2-0) gave up 3 hits, 1 earned run,
1 walk and 5 strike outs in 4 innings of work. Vanessa Porter finished
the 5th inning with no hits and no one reaching base.
FRC Top Hitters
Jill Barna: 2 for 4, 1 RBI
Michelle Oetjen: 3 for 5
Shaina Overbay: 2 for 4 (Db, Tr), 4 RBI
Stephanie McMaster: 2 for 3 (1 Sac)
Vanessa
Porter: 1 for 1, 2 RBI
Game
Results for 1/31-2/1
Friday, January 31, 2003
vs. San Jose City College at San Jose
San Jose City 10,
FRC 8
FRC lost their opening season game by a score of
10-8. After giving up 5 runs in 1st inning due to a grand
slam home run by SJCC's Ashley Ramirez, FRC came back with a 3 run home
run by Cecily Levora. With the score tied 8-8 in the 6th
inning, SJCC scored 2 runs in the bottom of the 6th to win
10-8.
FRC losing pitcher: Stephanie McMaster
FRC Top Hitters:
Cecily Levora: 1 for 4, 3 RBI
Jill Barna: 1 for 4, 2 RBI
Lisa Carey: 1 for 3
Lisa Seeds: 1 for 2 (Db), 1 RBI
Saturday, February 1, 2003
vs. Ohlone College at Fremont, Ca.
FRC 4
OC 3
FRC beat Ohlone College in a hard-fought game in
rainy weather. FRC put 4 runs on the board in the 3rd inning
due to a 3-run triple by Shaina Overbay. Lisa Carey’s hit then scored
Overbay. Ohlone College then struck back with 3 runs on FRC’s 3 errors.
Superb pitching by Hollie Lemke shut out Ohlone for the rest of the
game.
FRC winning pitcher: Hollie Lemke. Lemke gave up 6 hits with 4
strikeouts & only 2 walks. She also gave up no earned runs.
FRC Top Hitters:
Shaina Overbay: 1 for 4 (triple), 3 RBI
Lisa Carey: 1 for 4, 1 RBI
Jamie Sunderman: 1 for 2
Saturday, February 1, 2003
vs American River College at Fremont, California
ARC 1
FRC 4
FRC won their 2nd game of the season
against ARC. ARC took the early lead 1-0 in the top of the 1st
inning off a lead off walk and a base hit by ARC’s Christine Pierce. FRC
tied up the game in the 3rd inning off of hits by Jen Hylin
and Michelle Oetjen. FRC broke the tie in the bottom of the 6th
inning. Shaina Overbay led off with a single, Lisa Carey followed with a
walk. Jen Hylin got the game winning RBI with a fly ball that was
mishandled for an error. Jill Barna then hit in Carey and Hylin with a
hard single. Hollie Lemke started the game on the mound (5 innings) and
gave up 1 earned run and Stephanie McMaster received the win with 2
scoreless innings giving up no hits.
FRC winning pitcher: Stephanie McMaster.
Hollie Lemke had 2 hits and 5 strikeouts.
Stephanie McMaster had no hits and 2 strikeouts.
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