|
Final
2008
Season
Record
|
33
Wins-
27
Losses
|
Dodgers
hold
off
Beetles
After
rallying
within
a
run
in
the
eighth
inning,
the
Yakima
Pepsi
Beetles
finally
gave
way
to
the
Spokane
Dodgers,
falling
12-9
in
their
season
opener
Friday
night
at
Parker
Field.
The
Dodgers
(6-1),
who
had
already
played
six
games,
plated
two
runs
in
the
top
of
the
ninth
to
pull
away.
Robbie
Alter
was
4-for-4
with
an
RBI
for
the
Beetles,
who
play
a
doubleheader
today
at
Bellevue
Community
College
starting
at
3
p.m.
Spokane
Dodgers
101
042
112
--
12
17
0
Yakima
Beetles
004
200
030
--
9
13
1
Shull,
Argill
(7)
and
Mack;
Wall,
Lopez
(5),
Boynton
(6)
and
Kline.
Highlights:
Robbie
Alter
(Y)
4-4,
RBI;
Jose
Meza
(Y)
2-3;
Ryan
Van
Beek
(Y)
2-5,
RBI.
Fatburger
edges
Beetles
SAMMAMISH
--
Two
bottom-of-the-final-inning
hits
capped
a
two-run
Fatburger
rally
for
a
4-3
victory
against
the
Yakima
Pepsi
Beetles
in
a
non-league
contest
Sunday.
Mychael
Lopez
knocked
in
one
run
as
Yakima
starter
Michael
Calderon
allowed
no
earned
runs
and
three
hits
through
six
innings.
Teammate
Tyler
Berman
batted
2-for-3
for
the
Beetles
(1-3
overall).
Yakima
000
010
11
--
3
9
3
Fatburger
000
010
12
--
4
4
2
Calderon,
Cameron
(7)
and
Palachuk,
Kline
(5);
Clay,
Murphy
(7),
Shafer
(8)
and
Russo.
Highlights:
Tyler
Berman
(Y)
2-4,
Gibby
Briones
(Y)
1-3;
Mychael
Lopez
(Y)
1-3,
RBI;
Michael
Calderon
(Y)
0
ER,
3
H.
FRIDAY'S
LATE
RESULTS
At
Bellevue
CC
Game
1
Yakima
001
300
0
--
4
3
3
Bellevue
013
100
x
--
5
7
4
Schultz,
Cameron
(5)
and
Palachuk;
Swannack,
Babcock
(4),
Aaker
(7)
and
Wiggins.
Highlights:
Junior
Chavez
(Y)
1-2,
2R;
Tyler
Berman
(Y)
2-3,
R.
Game
2
Yakima
221
020
001
--
8
11
2
Bellevue
102
021
100
--
7
12
3
Summers,
Briones
(6),
Komstadius
(7)
and
Klein;
Pearson,
Babcock
(3),
Aaker
(7)
and
Wiggins.
Highlights:
Kevin
Komstadius
(Y)
3-5,
2
RBI,
3b;
Seth
Klein
(Y)
3-4,
3
RBI.
YAKIMA
18,
ANDERSON
HAY
2:
At
Parker
Field,
Tyler
Berman
and
Ryan
Van
Beek
had
three
hits
each
and
Scott
Wall
allowed
one
run
over
five
innings
as
the
Beetles
improved
to
2-3.
Berman
scored
four
runs
and
Van
Beek
scored
three
and
drove
in
three
more
for
Yakima,
which
will
meet
Anderson
in
another
nine-inning
game
at
5
p.m.
Friday
at
Central
Washington
University.
Anderson
Hay
100
010
000
--
2
5
2
Yakima
404
322
12x
--
18
20
1
Storey,
Sterkel
(5),
Gibson
(8)
and
Morris;
Wall,
Cameron
(5),
Boynton
(7)
and
Kline,
Palachuk
(5).
Highights:
Tyler
Berman
(Y)
3-5,
4
runs;
Kevin
Komstadius
(Y)
2-3,
3
runs;
Ryan
Van
Beek
(Y)
3-6,
3
runs,
3
RBI;
Scott
Wall
5
IP,
1
run,
6K.
Anderson
Hay
rallies
past
Beetles
ELLENSBURG
--
Scoring
the
tying
and
winning
runs
on
wild
pitches,
Anderson
Hay
rallied
to
edge
the
Yakima
Pepsi
Beetles
6-5
in
a
nine-inning
game
at
Central
Washington
University.
The
Beetles
(2-4),
who
defeated
the
Senior
Babe
Ruth
team
18-2
on
Wednesday
at
Parker
Field,
opened
a
5-3
lead
with
two
runs
in
the
top
of
the
eighth.
Yakima
stranded
10
base
runners.
Dan
Stanavich
pitched
a
complete
game
for
Anderson
Hay.
The
Beetles
open
Central
Washington
League
play
Sunday
at
Walla
Walla.
Yakima
000
201
020
--
5
9
6
Anderson
Hay
010
002
003
--
6
8
6
Schultz,
Doornink
(7),
Briones
(9)
and
Palachuk,
Kline
(6),
Palachuk
(9);
Dan
Stanavich
and
Morris.
Beetles
open
league
strong
WALLA
WALLA
--
The
Yakima
Pepsi
Beetles
opened
up
Central
Washington
League
play
with
6-3
and
13-6
victories
in
a
Sunday
doubleheader
against
Walla
Walla.
Junior
Chavez
went
2-for-3
with
two
runs
scored
for
the
Beetles
(2-0
in
league,
4-4
overall)
in
the
first
game
before
they
pounded
out
15
hits
in
the
nightcap.
Trent
Sikes
had
a
home
run
and
three
RBI
in
that
contest,
and
Tyler
Berman
and
Kevin
Komstadius
had
three
hits
each.
Game
1
Yakima
010
130
1
--
6
9
0
Walla
Walla
000
030
0
--
3
3
0
Wall,
Calderon
(5)
and
Palachuk;
Murphy,
Pisca
(7)
and
Jordan.
Highlights:
Junior
Chavez
(Y)
2-3,
2
R;
Game
2
Yakima
530
111
2
--
13
15
4
Walla
Walla
330
000
0
--
6
7
1
Summers,
Boyton
(3)
and
Kline;
Lemke,
Pisca
(2),
Lambert
(6)
and
Bicklehaupt.
Highlights:
Tyler
Berman
(Y)
3-5,
3
R,
2
2B;
Kevin
Komstadius
(Y)
3-5,
2
R,
2
RBI;
Seth
Kline
(Y)
2-4,
3
R,
2
2b;
Trent
Sikes
(Y)
1-3,
3
RBI,
HR.
Beetles
split
with
Kennewick
YAKIMA
--
Rebounding
from
a
quick
opening
loss,
the
Yakima
Pepsi
Beetles
defeated
the
Kennewick
Bandits
9-7
to
earn
a
split
in
their
Central
Washington
Senior
Legion
doubleheader
Tuesday
night
at
Parker
Field.
Down
6-4
in
the
nightcap,
the
Beetles
surged
ahead
with
a
four-run
fifth
inning
and
starter
Michael
Calderon
finished
off
his
complete
game
for
the
win.
Kevin
Komstadius
was
2-for-4
with
two
RBI,
including
a
solo
home
run
in
the
first
inning,
and
Tyler
Berman
was
3-for-3.
The
Beetles
(3-1,
5-5),
who
have
won
three
of
their
last
four,
travel
to
Kennewick
today
to
complete
the
four-game
league
series.
Game
1
Kennewick
20(10)
01
--
13
16
1
Yakima
100
00
--
1
4
0
Ellendt
and
Driver;
Schultz,
Doornink
(3)
and
Kline.
Game
2
Kennewick
011
310
1
--
7
9
0
Yakima
112
041
x
--
9
7
4
Call,
Fox
(5)
and
Sani,
Driver
(6);
Calderon
and
Kline.
Highlights:
Kevin
Komstadius
(Y)
2-4,
HR,
2
runs,
2
RBI;
Tyler
Berman
(Y)
3-3,
run.
Bandits
sweep
Beetles
KENNEWICK
--
Tony
Bryant's
three-hitter
in
the
opener
sparked
the
Kennewick
Bandits
to
a
15-1,
12-8
sweep
over
the
Yakima
Pepsi
Beetles
in
a
CWL
doubleheader
Wednesday
at
Southridge
High
School.
The
Bandits
improved
to
3-1
in
league
while
the
Beetles
moved
to
3-3
in
league
and
5-7
overall.
Yakima
outhit
Kennewick
13-9
in
the
nightcap
as
Trent
Sikes
went
3-for-4
and
Stephen
Palachuk
swatted
a
two-run
home
run
in
the
second
inning.
The
Beetles
return
to
action
Friday
in
the
Mike
Hagert
Memorial
Tournament
at
Carlon
Park
and
will
open
with
a
noon
game
against
a
team
from
Las
Vegas.
Game
1
Yakima
001
00
--
1
3
2
Kennewick
00(10)
5x
--
15
12
0
Briones,
Cameron
(3)
and
Kline;
Bryant
and
Driver.
Game
2
Yakima
031
200
2
--
8
13
4
Kennewick
230
304
x
--
12
9
2
Cameron,
Wall
(3),
Meza
(5)
and
Kline;
Nelson,
Westermeyer
(5),
Pentacost
(7)
and
Jones,
Driver
(7).
Highlights:
Trent
Sikes
(Y)
3-4,
2
runs,
Gibby
Briones
(Y)
2-4,
run;
Stephen
Palachuk
(Y)
1-3,
2-run
HR.
Beetles
Split
Pair
in
Hagert
SELAH
--
In
the
afternoon
games,
the
Yakima
Pepsi
Beetles
split
a
pair,
falling
to
the
Las
Vegas
Spartans
12-9
and
then
rolling
to
a
20-5
victory
over
the
Vancouver
A's.
Yakima's
Seth
Kline
was
4-for-4
against
Vancouver
with
two
doubles,
a
triple
and
five
runs.
Stephan
Palachuk
produced
four
RBI
and
Kevin
Komstadius
clubbed
a
two-run
homer
as
the
Beetles
moved
to
6-8.
Mycal
Lopez
was
3
for
4
with
a
double
and
triple
for
Yakima
in
the
tournament
opener
against
Las
Vegas
which
can
claim
the
National
Division's
top
seed
with
a
win
over
Vancouver
today
in
the
11:30
game.
Should
Las
Vegas
prevail,
Yakima
would
be
the
National's
No.
2
team
and
would
play
today
at
2
p.m.
Las
Vegas
12-
Yakima
9
Yakima
000
0261
--
9
11
2
Las
Vegas
1710
03x
--
12
12
0
King,
Serrano
(6)
Doyle
(7)
and
Smith;
Summers,
Schultz
(3)
and
Kline
Yakima
20-
Vancouver
A's
5
Yakima
04(10)
31
2--
20
20
3
Vancouver
001
400
--
5
8
0
Lind,
Fisher(6),
Watson(6)
and
George:
Doornik,
Boynton
(5)
and
Palachuk
Pak
beat
Beetles,
reach
championship
SELAH
--
Down
four
runs
after
four
innings,
the
Yakima
Valley
Pepsi
Pak
rallied
for
a
9-7
victory
over
the
Yakima
Pepsi
Beetles
to
earn
a
spot
in
today's
championship
game
in
the
Mike
Hagert
Memorial
Tournament
at
Carlon
Park.
The
Pak
(12-2)
will
play
the
winner
of
today's
Centralia-Las
Vegas
game
in
the
5
p.m.
title
game.
The
Beetles
(7-9)
will
play
the
Centralia-Las
Vegas
loser
at
2:30
p.m.
for
third
and
fourth
place.
Kevin
Allan
clubbed
a
two-run
home
run
in
the
fifth
inning
to
start
the
comeback,
and
Yakima
Valley
pushed
ahead
for
good
with
four
runs
in
the
sixth.
Chris
Demond
finished
2-for-3
with
a
double,
triple
and
two
RBI.
Kevin
Komstadius
hit
two
homers
and
drove
in
three
runs
for
the
Beetles,
who
earlier
Saturday
defeated
Portland
Alpenrose
to
reach
the
evening
semifinal.
Yakima
Valley
9,
Yakima
7
Yakima
210
400
0
--
7
8
1
Yakima
Valley
030
024
x
--
9
11
2
Cameron,
Boynton
(4),
Komstadius
(6)
and
Summers;
Eaton,
Biehl
(6)
and
Plugoff.
Highlights:
Chris
Demond
(YV)
2-3,
2b,
3b,
2
RBI;
Kevin
Allan
(YV)
2-run
HR
in
5th,
3
RBI;
Gibby
Briones
(Y)
2-4,
RBI;
Kevin
Komstadius
(Y)
2
HR,
3
RBI.
Cameron
Clutches
Up!
YAKIMA
4,
CENTRALIA
3:
Pitcher
Jordan
Cameron
came
off
the
bench
with
two
outs,
runners
on
second
and
third
and
the
Yakima
Pepsi
Beetles
trailing
Centralia
3-2
in
the
bottom
of
the
ninth.
He
came
through
in
his
only
at-bat
of
the
game,
lacing
a
two-RBI
shot
to
left
field
to
secure
third
place
for
the
Beetles
against
Centralia.
The
game
went
extra
innings
despite
Yakima
starter
Scott
Wall
fanning
10
batters
in
seven
innings
of
work,
and
Centralia
appeared
in
line
for
the
win
after
plating
one
against
reliever
Gibby
Briones
in
the
top
of
the
ninth.
Kevin
Komstadius
led
the
team
with
three
hits,
his
last
starting
the
ninth-inning
rally.
Trenton
Sikes
walked
to
provide
the
other
baserunner,
and
a
double
steal
set
up
Cameron's
game-winning
knock.
"He's
clutched
up
for
us
before,"
said
Yakima
coach
Mike
Bailey
of
Cameron.
"He
just
went
out
there
and
clutched
up
for
us
again."
Centralia
000
001
101
--
3
9
1
Yakima
000
200
002
--
4
9
3
Wall,
Briones
(8)
and
Summers;
Housden,
Everson
(7),
Ray
(9)
and
Anderson,
Knutz
(7).
Highlights:
Kevin
Komstadius
(Y)
3-4,
R;
Carmelo
Jr.
Chavez
(Y)
2-3;
Robbie
Alter
(Y)
RBI,
2
R;
Scott
Wall
(Y)
10
K;
Jordan
Cameron
(EV)
1-1,
2
RBI.
Beetles
blast
Las
Vegas
Tyler
Schultz
pitched
a
three-hitter,
and
Tyler
Berman
had
four
hits
as
the
Yakima
Pepsi
Beetles
routed
Las
Vegas
10-0
in
a
non-league
Senior
Legion
game
Monday
night
at
Parker
Field.
Schultz
struck
out
seven
in
the
five-inning
contest
that
saw
the
Beetles
score
five
times
in
each
of
the
final
two
frames.
Berman
was
4-for-4
and
drove
in
three
runs
for
Yakima
(9-8),
and
Junior
Chavez
hit
a
solo
homer.
The
Beetles
continue
non-league
play
today
when
they
host
the
Columbia
Gorge
Hustlers
for
a
nine-inning
game
at
5:30
p.m.
Las
Vegas
000
00
--
0
3
2
Yakima
000
55
--
10
10
1
Lovegren,
Serrano
(4),
Carraway
(5)
and
Mejia;
Schultz
and
Summers,
Sikes
(5).
Highlights:
Tyler
Berman
4-4,
3
RBI;
Junior
Chavez
2-3,
HR,
RBI;
Tyler
Schultz
3H,
7K.
Beetles
Hustled
THE
DALLES,
ORE.
14,
YAKIMA
13:
At
Parker
Field,
the
Beetles
nearly
caught
the
Hustlers
after
falling
behind
11-2
in
the
third
inning.
Kevin
Komstadius
hit
a
three-run
home
run
and
Ryan
Van
Beek
had
a
three-run
double
to
aid
Yakima's
comeback
bid.
The
Beetles
(9-10)
travel
to
The
Dalles,
Ore.,
today
for
a
doubleheader
against
the
same
team.
The
Dalles,
Ore.
344
110
100
--
14
18
0
Yakima
024
105
010
--
13
11
1
McNab,
Carralt
(5),
Reed
(7)
and
Maddox;
Lopez,
Boynton
(3),
Cameron
(8)
and
Sikes.
Highlights:
Junior
Chavez
(Y)
2-4,
2
runs;
Kevin
Komstadius
(Y)
1-4,
3-run
HR;
Ryan
Van
Beek
(Y)
1-3,
2b,
3
RBI.
Beetles
drop
two
to
the
Columbia
Gorge
Hustlers
The
Beetles
dropped
a
doubleheader
at
The
Dalles,
Ore.,
6-5
and
12-3.
(No
other
information
was
reported)
Beetles
fall
on
first
day
of
Rose
City
Invitational
PORTLAND
--
Play
Ball
of
Denver
scored
five
runs
in
the
first
two
innings
en
route
to
a
10-3
victory
over
the
Yakima
Pepsi
Beetles
on
the
first
day
of
the
Rose
City
Invitational
baseball
tournament.
The
Beetles,
who
had
eight
hitters
with
one
hit
each,
got
back
within
5-2
after
five
innings
before
Play
Ball
pulled
away.
Yakima
(9-13)
will
play
the
Seattle
Bombers
today
at
11:30
a.m.
The
eight-team
tournament
at
Clackamas
Community
College
runs
through
Sunday.
On
Wednesday,
the
Beetles
dropped
a
doubleheader
at
The
Dalles,
Ore.,
6-5
and
12-3.
Play
Ball
230
022
1
--
10
12
0
Yakima
001
110
0
--
3
8
0
Johnson,
Zewe
(7)
and
Wallenzin;
Boynton,
Cameron
(6)
and
Kline.
Highlights:
Gibby
Briones
Wall
pitches
Beetles
to
tournament
victory
PORTLAND
--
Scott
Wall's
two-hit
complete
game
carried
the
Yakima
Pepsi
Beetles
to
a
9-1
victory
over
the
Seattle
Bombers
on
Friday
in
the
Rose
City
Invitational
baseball
tournament.
Wall
struck
out
five
in
the
seven-inning
game
at
Clackamas
Community
College.
The
Beetles,
1-1
in
the
tournament
and
10-13
overall,
play
the
Washington
Wave
today
at
11:30
a.m.
Yakima
000
206
1
--
9
14
2
Seattle
001
000
0
--
1
2
2
Wall
and
Kline;
Baugh,
Potoshnick
(6)
and
Morse.
Highlights:
Scott
Wall
(Y)
5
K;
Trent
Sikes
(Y)
3-3,
2
R;
Jose
Meza
(Y)
2-3,
2
R;
Tyler
Berman
(Y)
2-3,
R;
Ryan
Van
Beek
(Y)
1-4,
3b,
3
RBI.
(Y)
1-4,
2b,
RBI.
Beetles
fall
in
tournament
PORTLAND
--
Two
walks
and
two
hit
batsmen
forced
in
the
winning
run
as
the
Yakima
Pepsi
Beetles
fell
to
the
Washington
Wave
12-11
in
the
Rose
City
Invitational
baseball
tournament
Saturday.
The
Beetles,
who
committed
seven
errors,
rallied
from
a
10-4
deficit
through
three
innings
to
tie
it
before
the
Wave
began
its
hitless
rally
with
two
out
in
the
bottom
of
the
seventh.
Seth
Kline
was
4-for-4
with
a
three-run
homer,
totaled
four
RBI
and
scored
three
runs
and
Tyler
Berman
was
2-for-2
with
three
runs
scored.
Yakima
(10-14)
continues
tournament
play
at
9
a.m.
today.
Yakima
004
124
0
--
11
11
7
Washington
442
100
1
--
12
6
1
Schultz
and
Kline;
Twining,
Wilson
(4),
Lass
(5),
Vaughn
(6)
and
Yeo.
Highlights:
Seth
Kline
(Y)
4-4,
4
RBI,
3
runs;
Tyler
Berman
(Y)
2-2,
3
runs.
Beetles
fall
again
at
tourney
PORTLAND
--
The
Seattle
Bombers
plated
four
runs
in
the
seventh
inning
to
defeat
the
Yakima
Pepsi
Beetles
6-2
and
close
their
play
at
the
Rose
City
Invitational
on
Sunday.
Ryan
Van
Beek,
Tyler
Berman
and
Kevin
Komstadius
all
had
two
hits
for
the
Beetles
(1-3
at
the
tourney,
10-15
overall).
Komstadius
also
had
nine
strikeouts
on
the
mound
in
a
complete-game
effort.
Seattle
000
101
4
--
6
6
1
Yakima
101
000
0
--
2
8
1
Parmley,
Hastings
(7)
and
Andring;
Komstadius
and
Kline.
Highlights:
Ryan
Van
Beek
(Y)
2-4,
2
2b;
Tyler
Berman
(Y)
2-3,
RBI;
Kevin
Komstadius
(Y)
2-3,
9
K.
Beetles
Split
with
Walla
Walla
Win
7-6,
Lose
6-8
No
other
details
reported.
Beetles
fall
in
seventh
YAKIMA
--
Rallying
with
a
pair
of
two-run
homers
in
the
seventh
inning,
Chaffey
Construction
of
Seattle
edged
the
Yakima
Pepsi
Beetles
13-12
in
a
non-league
slugfest
Wednesday
afternoon
at
Parker
Field.
Tyler
Berman
and
Gibby
Briones
combined
to
go
5-for-7
with
seven
RBI
for
the
Beetles
(11-17),
who
broke
out
for
seven
runs
in
the
fourth
inning
to
take
a
10-8
lead.
Chaffey
(25-4)
has
won
16
of
its
last
17
games.
Yakima's
Kevin
Komstadius
walked
five
times
and
scored
three
runs.
The
Beetles
are
4-4
in
Central
Washington
League
play
and
resume
that
schedule
today
at
Hanford
(1-11)
with
a
5
p.m.
doubleheader.
Chaffey
314
010
4
--
13
17
2
Yakima
210
702
0
--
12
9
2
Poole,
Grey
(4),
Talowitz
(4)
and
Ross;
Cameron,
Boynton
(3)
and
Palachuk.
Yakima
highlights:
Tyler
Berman
3-4,
4
RBI;
Gibby
Briones
2-3,
2b,
3b,
3
RBI;
Kevin
Komstadius
0-0,
5
BB,
3
runs;
Stephan
Palachuk
2-4,
2
RBI.
Beetles
lose
pair
of
heartbreakers
RICHLAND
--
The
one-run
curse
continues
for
the
Yakima
Pepsi
Beetles.
Despite
scoring
20
runs
on
23
hits,
the
Beetles
dropped
a
Central
Washington
League
doubleheader
to
the
Hanford
Flames,
falling
12-11
and
10-9
on
Thursday.
Yakima,
which
moved
to
4-6
in
league
and
12-18
for
the
season,
has
lost
six
games
by
one
run
in
the
last
11
days.
Tyler
Berman
got
Yakima
off
to
a
fast
start
with
a
grand
slam
in
the
first
inning
of
the
opener.
He
was
4-for-5
with
six
RBI
in
that
game
and
6-for-9
for
the
day
with
eight
RBI.
Trent
Sikes
had
three
hits
for
the
Beetles
in
the
opener,
and
teammate
Stephan
Palchuk
collected
the
same
in
the
nightcap.
Game
1
Yakima
402
022
1
--
11
12
1
Hanford
542
010
x
--
12
14
1
Wall,
Alter
(6)
and
Palachuk;
Cruzen
and
Band.
Highlights:
Tyler
Berman
4-5,
GS,
6
RBI;
Trent
Sikes
3-4;
Jose
Meza
2-4,
RBI;
Ryan
Van
Beek
2-5.
Game
2
Yakima
003
013
02
--
9
11
1
Hanford
400
012
03
--
10
10
0
Schultz,
Briones
(8)
and
Kline;
Saueressig,
Chalk
(6)
and
Beebe.
Highlights:
Berman
2-4,
2
RBI;
Stephan
Palchuk
3-5,
Gibby
Briones
2-3,
2b,
RBI,
2
SB.
Komstadius
hits,
pitches
Beetles
past
Bombers
YAKIMA
--
Kevin
Komstadius
did
a
little
bit
of
everything
as
the
Yakima
Pepsi
Beetles
swept
a
Saturday
non-league
doubleheader
with
the
Seattle
Bombers
at
Parker
Field.
Komstadius
gave
himself
plenty
of
run
support
with
a
three-run
homer
in
the
opener,
a
9-4
Yakima
victory.
He
went
all
seven
innings,
striking
out
five,
and
also
got
two
RBI
from
teammate
Ryan
Van
Beek.
The
Beetles
(13-19
overall)
held
off
Seattle
in
the
second
game
for
a
10-8
win
--
the
Bombers
plated
three
runs
in
the
top
of
the
seventh.
Stephen
Boynton
went
the
distance
on
the
mound,
striking
out
six.
Komstadius
drove
in
two
runs,
and
Van
Beek
and
Tyler
Berman
added
three
runs
apiece.
Game
1
Seattle
010
102
0
--
4
6
3
Yakima
030
015
x
--
9
12
0
Baugh
and
Andring;
Komstadius
and
Kline.
Highlights:
Ryan
Van
Beek
(Y)
2-4,
2
RBI;
Kevin
Komstadius
(Y)
2-4,
3-R
HR,
CG,
5
K;
Tyler
Berman
(Y)
2-4,
RBI.
Game
2
Seattle
203
000
3
--
8
10
3
Yakima
600
310
x
--
10
11
1
Kruick,
Totoshnik
(5)
and
Murray;
Boynton
and
Palachuk.
Highlights:
Van
Beek
3-4;
Berman
3-3,
2
R;
Komstadius
2-4,
2
RBI;
Stephen
Boynton
(Y)
6
K.
Kline
propels
Yakima
sweep
YAKIMA
--
Seth
Kline
hit
a
game-winning,
two-run
double
in
the
second
game
as
the
Yakima
Pepsi
Beetles
secured
a
Central
Washington
League
doubleheader
sweep
of
Hanford
on
Monday
at
Parker
Field.
Kline,
who
finished
4-for-5
in
the
nightcap,
knocked
his
double
to
take
the
second
game
13-12.
Ryan
Van
Beek
and
Kevin
Komstadius
both
went
4-for-4
in
that
contest.
A
strong
overall
day
started
for
Kline
when
he
knocked
a
two-run
homer
in
the
first
game,
a
15-2
Yakima
win,
on
his
way
to
five
RBI.
Komstadius
went
3-for-3
with
three
RBI
for
Yakima
(6-6
in
league,
15-19
overall)
in
that
contest.
Game
1
Hanford
000
20
--
2
3
2
Yakima
434
4x
--
15
16
1
Friedel,
Buchanan
(3)
and
Banks;
Doornink
and
Palachuk.
Highlights:
Gibby
Briones
(Y)
2-3,
RBI;
Ryan
Van
Beek
(Y)
2-4,
2
RBI;
Tyler
Berman
(Y)
2-3,
2
RBI,
3
runs;
Kevin
Komstadius
(Y)
3-3,
3
RBI;
Seth
Kline
(Y)
3-4,
5
RBI,
2-run
HR;
Trent
Sikes
(Y)
2-3,
RBI.
Game
2
Hanford
011
222
4
--
12
15
5
Yakima
420
004
3
--
13
13
1
Burk,
Crusen
(6),
Cauressig
(7)
and
Debee,
Banks
(5);
Briones
and
Kline.
Highlights:
Ryan
Van
Beek
(Y)
4-4,
3
runs,
2b;
Kevin
Komstadius
(Y)
4-4,
RBI,
2b;
Seth
Kline
(Y)
4-5,
2
RBI,
2b.
Beetles
shut
out
Triple
Play
YAKIMA
--
Jordan
Cameron
and
Jose
Meza
combined
on
a
two-hitter,
and
Kevin
Komstadius
hit
a
three-run
homer
as
the
Yakima
Pepsi
Beetles
beat
Triple
Play
of
Tacoma
3-0
in
a
non-league
Senior
Legion
game
Tuesday
at
Parker
Field.
Komstadius'
first-inning
homer
gave
Cameron
and
Meza
all
the
scoring
needed
as
the
Beetles,
tuning
up
for
today's
Firecracker
Tournament,
improved
to
19-18.
Komstadius
finished
3-for-3.
Cameron
pitched
the
first
five
innings,
allowing
one
hit
and
striking
out
four
en
route
to
the
win.
Meza
went
the
final
two,
yielding
only
one
hit
and
getting
the
save.
The
Beetles
meet
Kelowna,
B.C.
at
7
p.m.
tonight
in
their
Firecracker
opener.
Triple
Play
000
000
0
--
0
2
0
Yakima
300
000
x
--
3
6
1
Summerville
and
Chavarria;
Cameron,
Meza
(6)
and
Kline.
Highlights:
Kevin
Komstadius
(Y)
3-3,
HR,
3
RBI;
Jordan
Cameron
(Y)
5
IP
1
H,
4K;
Jose
Meza
(Y)
2
IP,
1H.
Firecracker
Tournament
--
Rolling
along
Beetles
keep
momentum
with
a
pair
of
victories
YAKIMA
--
For
much
of
this
Senior
Legion
season,
the
Yakima
Pepsi
Beetles
have
struggled
to
find
their
footing,
falling
four
games
under
.500.
That
all
changed
about
a
week
ago
with
a
non-league
doubleheader
sweep,
and
Yakima
hasn't
slowed
down
since.
In
fact,
the
Beetles
have
pushed
the
accelerator
to
the
floor.
Even
having
their
Firecracker
Tournament
debut
delayed
a
day
did
nothing
to
slow
down
the
Beetles'
momentum,
although
it
sputtered
just
a
bit
in
their
first
game
Thursday
at
Parker
Field.
After
Yakima
blew
a
5-2
lead,
Seth
Kline
hit
a
game-winning
single
to
center
in
the
bottom
of
the
seventh
to
give
Scott
Wall
and
the
Beetles
a
6-5
victory.
Yakima
came
right
back
and
had
an
easier
time
with
Bellevue
Honda,
winning
8-4
to
push
its
record
to
21-18
and
its
winning
streak
to
seven
games,
eight
if
you
include
a
forfeit
victory.
"People
are
just
coming
up
with
clutch
hits
and
finding
ways
to
win,"
said
Wall,
who
turned
in
a
solid
effort
in
the
first
game,
allowing
just
three
earned
runs
while
striking
out
nine
in
the
complete-game
effort.
"This
just
keeps
the
momentum
rolling."
In
another
game
Thursday,
the
Yakima
Valley
Pepsi
Pak
ran
their
tournament
record
to
2-0
with
a
16-0
victory
over
Graham-Kapowsin
at
Davis
Field.
YAKIMA
6,
ANDERSON
HAY
5:
As
Wall
said,
part
of
Yakima's
recent
success
has
been
an
ability
to
come
up
with
hits
at
key
times,
and
Kline
continued
that
trend
against
the
Senior
Babe
Ruth
team
from
Ellensburg.
After
the
visitors
tied
the
game
with
two
unearned
runs
in
the
top
of
the
seventh,
Yakima
answered
right
back
in
the
bottom
half.
Gibby
Briones
started
things
with
an
infield
single
when
he
lined
a
shot
off
pitcher
Dan
Stanovich's
foot.
Stanovich,
the
starter,
was
able
to
remain
in
the
game,
but
Ryan
Van
Beek
followed
with
a
single
into
shallow
center.
Tyler
Berman
sacrificed
the
runners
up,
and
Stanovich
then
issued
an
intentional
walk
to
Kevin
Komstadius,
who
hit
a
two-run
homer
off
him
in
the
third
inning.
That
brought
up
Kline,
who
had
struggled
to
that
point,
with
three
groundouts
to
the
right
side
of
the
infield.
This
time,
however,
he
hit
a
fly
ball
over
the
center
fielder's
head,
bringing
home
Briones
with
the
winning
run.
"My
first
three
at-bats,
I
was
trying
to
pull
the
ball,"
said
the
left-handed-hitting
catcher.
"That
last
one,
I
sat
back
and
wanted
to
hit
the
ball
to
the
outfield."
"I
just
had
a
feeling
we
were
going
to
pull
it
out.
This
was
definitely
a
confidence
builder,"
said
Yakima
coach
Mike
Bailey,
who
said
the
team's
recent
run
is
simply
a
case
of
the
players,
who
come
from
several
different
schools,
finally
getting
used
to
playing
together.
"We've
got
players
from
so
many
different
schools,
it
takes
time
to
gel,"
Bailey
said.
"We're
starting
to
play
together;
we're
starting
to
put
things
together.
"You
can
see
their
confidence
growing
day
by
day."
YAKIMA
8,
BELLEVUE
HONDA
4:
Kline,
Briones
and
Komstadius
had
another
productive
game,
combining
to
go
4-for-8
with
three
runs
and
an
RBI.
Steven
Palachuck
led
the
attack
by
going
3-for-4
with
two
RBI.
THURSDAY'S
LINESCORES
Yakima
6,
Anderson
Hay
5
Anderson
Hay
000
202
1
--
5
8
2
Yakima
102
200
1
--
6
10
2
Stanovich
and
Morris;
Wall
and
Kline.
Highlights:
Seth
Kline
(Y)
GW
single;
Kevin
Komstadius
(Y)
2-run
HR;
Gibby
Briones
(Y)
2-4,
2
runs;
Ryan
Van
Beek
(Y)
2-4;
Tyler
Berman
(Y)
2-3,
run;
Trent
Sikes
(Y)
2
RBI.
Yakima
8,
Bellevue
Honda
4
Bellevue
Honda
000
030
1
--
4
6
3
Yakima
021
320
x
--
8
9
0
Allen
and
Madson;
Schultz,
Boynton
(6),
Summers
(7)
and
Palachuck.
Highlights:
Kevin
Komstadius
(Y)
2-4,
RBI
2b;
Steven
Palachuck
(Y)
3-4,
2RBI;
Seth
Kline
(Y)
1-2,
2
runs;
Gibby
Briones
(Y)
1-2,
run.
THURSDAY'S
SCORES
At
Parker
Field
Yakima
Alumni
4,
Tacoma
RBI
3
Anderson
Hay
5,
Yakima
Alumni
4
Yakima
6,
Anderson
Hay
5
Yakima
8,
Bellevue
Honda
4
At
Davis
Field
Del
Norte
vs.
Frasier
Valley
Chiefs,
postponed,
wet
field
Arlington
d.
Graham-Kapowsin,
score
not
reported
Yakima
Valley
16,
Graham-Kapowsin
0
STANDINGS
American
Division:
Yakima
2-0,
Anderson
Hay
2-1,
Yakima
Alumni
1-1,
Bellevue
Honda
1-2,
Tacoma
RBI
0-2.
National
Division:
Yakima
Valley
2-0,
Arlington
River
Dogs
2-0,
Frasier
Valley
Chiefs
1-0,
Del
Norte
Grizzlies
0-2,
Graham-Kapowsin
Eagles
0-3.
Briones
leads
Beetles
to
big
Firecracker
win
YAKIMA
--
Gibby
Briones
had
four
hits
as
the
Yakima
Pepsi
Beetles
beat
the
Fraser
Valley
Chiefs
10-2
in
six
innings
during
the
Firecracker
Tournament
Friday
at
Parker
Field.
The
game
was
called
because
of
an
eight-run
rule.
Tyler
Berman,
Kevin
Komstadius,
Seth
Kline
and
Stephen
Palachuk
had
two
hits
in
the
victory.
With
the
win,
the
Beetles
secure
a
berth
in
the
tournament
championship
game
against
the
winner
of
today's
game
between
the
Yakima
Valley
Pepsi
Pak
and
Arlington
River
Dogs.
Also
Friday,
Yakima
Valley
held
off
Tacoma
RBI
1-0.
Justin
Windsor
pitched
a
complete
game
for
the
Pak,
and
Dustin
Daniels
notched
the
RBI.
YAKIMA
10,
FRASER
VALLEY
2
Fraser
Valley
000
110
--
2
6
0
Yakima
430
012
--
10
15
0
Riner,
Boater
(2),
and
Thort,
Chamberlain
(4);
Doornink
and
Kline
Highlights:
Briones
4-4
2r;
Berman
2-4
2
runs;
Komstadius
2-4
RBi,
2b;
Seth
Kline
2-2,
2r,
RBI
Palachuk
2-3,
2
RBI,
2b.
YAKIMA
VALLEY
1,
TACOMA
RBI
0
Tacoma
000
000
0
--
0
4
0
Yakima
Valley
000
100
x
--
1
3
0
Henning
and
Johnson;
Windsor
and
Plughoff.
Highlights:
Dustin
Daniels
(YV)
RBI.
FRIDAY'S
SCORES
At
Parker
Field
Anderson
Hay
5,
Arlington
3
Yakima
Valley
1,
Tacoma
RBI
0
Yakima
10,
Fraser
2
(6)
At
Davis
Field
Fraser
Valley
2,
Del
Norte
1
Bellevue
Honda
4,
Del
Norte
3
STANDINGS
American
Division:
Yakima
3-0,
Anderson
Hay
3-1,
Yakima
Alumni
1-1,
Bellevue
Honda
2-2,
Tacoma
RBI
0-3.
National
Division:
Yakima
Valley
3-0,
Arlington
2-1,
Fraser
Valley
2-1,
Del
Norte
0-4,
Graham-Kapowsin
0-3.
Cameron
Pitches
Beetles
to
Firecracker
Championship
game
YAKIMA
7,
TACOMA
RBI
6:
At
Parker
Field,
Jordan
Cameron
did
not
allow
an
earned
run
in
five
innings
pitched,
and
Gibby
Briones
had
a
triple
and
scored
twice
to
help
the
Beetles
finish
5-0
in
pool
play.
Tyler
Berman
was
1-for-2
with
a
run
scored
and
a
stolen
base
for
Yakima,
which
has
now
won
nine
straight
games,
10
if
you
include
a
forfeit
win
on
the
opening
day
of
this
tournament.
SATURDAY'S
LINESCORES
Yakima
7,
Tacoma
RBI
6
Tacoma
RBI
500
001
1
--
6
9
3
Yakima
101
320
x
--
7
4
4
Guild
and
Hanning;
Cameron,
Boynton
(6)
and
Palachuck,
Kline
(4).
Highlights:
Jordan
Cameron
(Y)
0
ER
in
5
ip;
Gibby
Briones
(Y)
1-3,
3b,
2
runs;
Tyler
Berman
(Y)
1-2,
run,
sb.
Yakima
(20-19),
which
had
already
secured
a
spot
in
the
title
game
with
its
victory
Friday,
capped
a
perfect
run
through
pool
play
with
a
7-6
victory
over
Tacoma
RBI
on
Saturday
night
at
Parker
Field.
The
championship
game
is
set
for
4
p.m.
at
Parker
Field.
Firecracker
pop
--
Beetles
pitch,
punch
to