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Oswego East scores two runs in the bottom of the seventh to walk off Lemont, stays undefeated · Kendall County News - Shaw Local

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  Speaker 1: Oswego East scores two runs in the bottom of the
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  Speaker 1: seventh to walk off LaMotte stays undefeated. Written by Joshua
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  Speaker 1: Wells Arth, this article is being read by an automated
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  Speaker 1: voice brought to you by Everlett. Oss WeGo East juniors
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  Speaker 1: Addison Dunn and Danielle Stone make for quite the team
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  Speaker 1: on the softball diamond as pitcher and catcher. Stone, who
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  Speaker 1: usually plays in the infield, has caught for Done since
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  Speaker 1: the two were up on JV as freshman Stone did
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  Speaker 1: again Monday, and Done was stellar in the circle. They
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  Speaker 1: were quite the combo in the batter's box two. Dun
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  Speaker 1: knocked in the tying run with a hard hit infield
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  Speaker 1: single in the bottom of the seventh. Stone followed with
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  Speaker 1: the game winner to drive in Olivia Owls. Oswego East
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  Speaker 1: rallied for two runs in the seventh to beat Lamont
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  Speaker 1: Tuminus one to remain undefeated. These past couple games, we've
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  Speaker 1: been down, but we keep our energy up, Dunn said.
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  Speaker 1: It's our positivity. We know we can hit these pitchers.
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  Speaker 1: We just have to think smart, take the bad pitches,
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  Speaker 1: get hard contact on the good ones. Oswego East six
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  Speaker 1: to zero scored fifty three runs over its first five games,
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  Speaker 1: but was stymied for six innings by Lamont's sophomore mi
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  Speaker 1: La Marjetko. The Wolves had base runners in all six innings,
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  Speaker 1: but went one four minus fourteen with runners on. That
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  Speaker 1: changed in the seventh as Lamont, on to minus three,
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  Speaker 1: brought on clear Padre Barrack in relief. Maya Bobo reached
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  Speaker 1: on an infield hit off a Leamont fielder's glove to
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  Speaker 1: start things, and Owls poked a single to left. Katie
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  Speaker 1: Maday bunted, and the throat to third was dropped to
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  Speaker 1: load the bases. Dunn followed with a hard smash off
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  Speaker 1: Padrey Barrack's leg, the ball trickling away as the tying
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  Speaker 1: run came in. With the first pitcher, we were having
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  Speaker 1: more trouble because she had a lot of upspin and
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  Speaker 1: people were chasing her, Dunn said. The new pitcher came in,
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  Speaker 1: we adjusted really quickly. She was pitching more down, so
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  Speaker 1: it was easier to get those ground balls to move
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  Speaker 1: the runner and not pop up. Stone, who had doubled
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  Speaker 1: in single in her previous two at bats, wasted no
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  Speaker 1: time to walk it off. She hit the first pitch
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  Speaker 1: in the hole between shortstop and third. Midday, running from second,
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  Speaker 1: hit the ball with her foot and obstruction was called,
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  Speaker 1: but Owl's winning run still counted. I just tried to
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  Speaker 1: hit the ball on the ground so the runner could
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  Speaker 1: come in. Stone said, when the pitcher got hit on
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  Speaker 1: the foot, I got extra pitches to time her up.
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  Speaker 1: I was looking for any strike I could take to swing.
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  Speaker 1: At Lemont, coach Chris Treana was confused as to the
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  Speaker 1: final umpire's call, but not how our team lost the game.
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  Speaker 1: We didn't make the plays. Bottom line, Traina said, I
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  Speaker 1: thought our pitching did well. Miela pitched a good game.
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  Speaker 1: We tried to get clear in to change things up,
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  Speaker 1: and we didn't back her up. In the field, mar
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  Speaker 1: Jack co only struck out one scattering six hits and
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  Speaker 1: a walk, but got help from her defense to keep
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  Speaker 1: us We go east. At Bay, Lemont turned a double
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  Speaker 1: play to end the first inning. Padre Burak made a
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  Speaker 1: diving catch and center to rob mckaylee Malburg of a hit.
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  Speaker 1: With two out in the fourth and Stone on second.
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  Speaker 1: Lemont broke up a scoreless game in the sixth as
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  Speaker 1: Padre Barak tripled and scored on a Caroline Painter sacrifice fly.
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  Speaker 1: I thought Miela did a really good job of what
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  Speaker 1: pitches she was throwing and where she was throwing. Treyna said,
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  Speaker 1: it came down to that last inning. We've got to
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  Speaker 1: back up our pitching, especially with Dunn's pitching at its peak.
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  Speaker 1: She struck out six and allowed just six hits. Dunn
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  Speaker 1: made a diving stop of a comebacker in the seventh
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  Speaker 1: to keep a runner at second from scoring to set
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  Speaker 1: the stage for Oswego East's late hitting heroics. ADDIE's pitching
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  Speaker 1: was the best I've ever seen from her. Oswego East
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  Speaker 1: coach Sarah Davies said, last year we had Ryan Sinta catching,
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  Speaker 1: but Addie and Danny still work together. This year we
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  Speaker 1: match her and Danny. Donnie is smart, very methodical, understands
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  Speaker 1: what Addie can throw in certain situations. And Addie is
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  Speaker 1: so composed, she has so much poise on the mound.
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  Speaker 1: She goes to the next pitch, trusts Danny. Oswego East
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  Speaker 1: is off to its best start since twenty eighteen, the
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  Speaker 1: year before Davies came aboard as head coach. This doesn't
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  Speaker 1: usually happen here. It isn't regular, Stone said, but I
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  Speaker 1: think we have a great team that can do great
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  Speaker 1: things this season.