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Sheldon Irish
Coach Lee
2455 Willakenzie
Eugene, Oregon
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SHELDON IRISH FASTPITCH: 2007 Season
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Strong Season for the Irish
Sheldon completed another strong season in 2007, finishing with an 18-8 overall record and a trip to the 6A playoffs. The Irish finished third at 9-6 in the first year of the strong Southwest Conference. The Southwest Conference presented a more difficult competitive challenge than the former Midwestern League, but the Irish rose to the challenge with some excellent performances against some of the best teams in the state, including giving Roseburg its only regular season loss.
Seven Irish starters were named to the SWC All-League team: Teea Rogers, Taylor Pangilinan, Chloe Buerstatte, Katie Steigleman, Sienna Stanley, Tami Brown, and Kaitlyn Patterson.
Chloe Buerstatte and Taylor Pangilinan were named to the 2007 Oregon 6A All-State Team.
First-year Sheldon varsity letter awards were given to Cleo Nagy, Jessica Patterson, Torie Halverson, and Liz Stewart. Annual awards were given to the following:
Most Inspirational Player: Sienna Stanley
Most Improved Player: Jessica Patterson
Coaches Award: Karlie Hyde
Offensive Player of the Year: Chloe Buerstatte
Defensive Player of the Year: Taylor Pangilinan
Most Valuable Player: Teea Rogers
GAME SUMMARIES
MAY 18
Varsity (18-8-1): David Douglas 1, Sheldon 0 (8 innings) (playoffs)
Amy Greenough of David Douglas threw a one-hitter and hit a walk-off solo home run in the bottom of the 8th inning to end the Irish season in the first round of the 6A playoffs. Jessica Patterson had the only hit for the Irish.
MAY 15
Varsity (18-7-1, 9-6 SWC): Sheldon 5, Summit 3
Teea Rogers had two RBIs and Katie Steigleman had an RBI double to lead the Irish to the win in a playoff tuneup. Sienna Stanley scattered 7 hits and allowed only one run in six innings of pitching.
MAY 12
Varsity (17-7-1, 9-6 SWC): Sheldon 6, Roseburg 1 (game 1)
Roseburg 5, Sheldon 0 (game 2)
The Irish closed out the conference season by snapping top-ranked Roseburg's 24-game winning streak in game 1 at Roseburg. Sheldon scored four runs in the first inning on a two-run single by Niki Stafek, an error, and a well executed squeeze bunt by Tami Brown to take a lead it would not relinquish. The Irish played flawless defense in support of an outstanding effort by pitcher Sienna Stanley. Chloe Buerstatte had three hits and scored two runs for the Irish. Roseburg bounced back in game 2 on the strength of no-hit pitching by Makayla Endicott.
Jr. Var (5-16): Roseburg 4, Sheldon 1 (game 1)
Roseburg 11, Sheldon 2 (game 2)
MAY 8
Varsity (16-6-1, 8-5 SWC): Sheldon 2, South Eugene 1
Taylor Pangilinan drove in Chloe Buerstatte with the winning run in the bottom of the 7th inning to give the Irish a comeback win. Pangilinan, Buerstatte, and Kaitlyn Patterson each had two hits to support a strong pitching effort by Sienna Stanley.
Jr. Var (5-14): Sheldon 18, South Eugene 2
MAY 4
Varsity (15-6-1, 7-5 SWC): Sheldon 3, North Medford 0 (game 1)
North Medford 5, Sheldon 4 (game 2)
Jr Var (4-14): North Medford 9, Sheldon 8 (game 1)
North Medford 11, Sheldon 1 (game 2)
MAY 1
Varsity (14-5-1, 6-4 SWC): Sheldon 2, South Medford 0
Sheldon played errorless defense and rode timely hitting by Teea Rogers and Theresa Brown to a shutout win over the Panthers. Rogers had an RBI single in the first inning, and Theresa Brown delivered a sacrifice fly to drive in Rogers in the fifth to secure the win. Taylor Pangilinan added two hits for the Irish.
Jr Var (4-12): South Medford 13, Sheldon 4
APRIL 28
Varsity (13-5-1): Grants Pass 4, Sheldon 3 (game 1)
Grants Pass 12, Sheldon 1 (game 2)
Jr Var (4-11): Grants Pass defeated the JV in both games; scores TBA
APRIL 24
Varsity (13-3-1): Roseburg 3, Sheldon 1 (12 innings)
Sheldon's Sienna Stanley and Roseburg's Mikayla Endicott locked up in a memorable 12-inning pitchers' dual. Endicott struck out 27 Irish hitters, but the Irish picked up 7 hits and had the game winning run thrown out at the plate in the bottom of the 11th inning. All of Roseburg's runs were unearned, as the Indians were able to take advantage of defensive lapses to seal the win. Taylor Pangilinan and Katie Steiglemen each had two hits to pace the Irish offense.
Jr Var (4-9): Roseburg 11, Sheldon 3
APRIL 23
Varsity (13-2-1): Sheldon 6, South Medford 0 (game 1)
Sheldon 6, South Medford 0 (game 2)
The Irish displayed solid offense and defense in support of outstanding pitching to garner a doubleheader sweep over South Medford. In game 1, the offense delivered 11 hits. Taylor Pangilinan had three hits (including a triple) and three RBIs to pace the attack. Kaitlyn Patterson and Sienna Stanley added two hits each, and Theresa Brown had a key two-run single to break the game open.
In game two, Sienna Stanley and Tori Pangilinan combined to pitch a no-hitter to lead the Irish to victory. Chloe Buerstatte had three hits and three stolen bases to lead the offense, while Tami Brown added a two-run single. Three other hitters added RBI singles to contribute to a nine hit attack.
Jr Var (4-8): Sheldon 5, South Medford 4 (game 1)
South Medford 3, Sheldon 2 (game 2)
APRIL 17
Varsity (11-2-1): Grants Pass 6, Sheldon 4
Grants Pass pitcher Morgan Barnes struck out 14 Irish hitters to lead Grants Pass to victory on the Grants Pass turf. Leading the limited Sheldon offense were Katie Steigleman, who blasted a two-run homer and had 3 RBI's for the game, and Tami Brown, who had two hits.
Jr Var (3-7): Grants Pass defeated Sheldon
APRIL 10
Varsity (11-1-1): Sheldon 6, North Medford 3
Sheldon rode nine hits and four stolen bases to a solid SWC win over a strong North Medford team. Kelly Washburn and Tori Pangilinan led the Irish offense with two hits and two RBIs each. Kelly gave the Irish an early lead with a two-run blast in the second inning for her second home run of the season. Tori broke open a close game with a two-run single in the bottom of the fifth inning.
Sienna Stanley showed outstanding command in the circle, scattering six hits, striking out four and giving up no walks, while also contributing to the defense with four assists and a putout.
Jr Var (3-6): North Medford 25, Sheldon 0
APRIL 6
Varsity (10-1-1): Sheldon 7, South Eugene 3 (game 2)
Sheldon 12, South Eugene 2 (game 1)
Sheldon opened Southwest Conference play with a sweep of South Eugene in a doubleheader played at Amazon Park. The Irish banged out 16 hits in the opener. Chloe Buerstatte, Tami Brown, and Teea Rogers each had 3 hits to pace the Irish, including a triple and 3 RBIs by Rogers.
In the second game, the Irish jumped out to a five run lead in the first inning and hung on for the win. Katie Stiegleman had 3 hits and an RBI to lead a 12-hit attack. Chloe Buerstatte and Teea Rogers each added two more hits. Buerstatte had a perfect day at the plate, totaling 5 hits, 3 walks, a hit by pitch, an RBI, and 4 runs scored for the day. Sienna Stanley was solid in the circle on the day, pitching 12 of the 14 innings played, with 12 strikeouts and only 2 walks, allowing only three earned runs.
Jr Var (3-5): Sheldon 28, South Eugene 1 (game 2)
South Eugene 12, Sheldon 11 (game 1)
MARCH 27
Varsity (8-1-1): Sheldon 19, Nampa 1 (Summit Tourney)
Sheldon 3, Summit 0 (Summit Tourney)
Tori Pangilinan and Torie Halverson combined to limit Nampa to 4 hits in the first game of the day. Kelly Washburn had an inside-the-park home run, and Taylor Pangilinan continued her outstanding hitting with 4 more hits to highlight a big offensive attack by the Irish.
Torie Halverson did an outstanding job in her first starting pitching assignment for Sheldon against Summit, limiting the Storm to only 3 hits over 7 innings while giving up only 1 walk. The Irish played errorless defense, limiting the Storm to only 4 baserunners in the game. Theresa Brown delivered a 2-run single to break the game open in the 4th inning. Teea Rogers had 2 hits, including an RBI double that just missed clearing the fence.
MARCH 26
Varsity (6-1-1): Sheldon 3, Crescent Valley 0 (Summit Tourney)
Sheldon 12, Tigard 9 (Summit Tourney)
Taylor Pangilinan belted her second home run of the season, driving in two runs to lead the Irish to victory over Crescent Valley. Sienna Stanley scattered four hits and struck out five to take the pitching win.
The Irish overcame cold, wet weather and defensive lapses to rally to a 12-9 victory over Tigard in the second game of the day. The Irish struck for 6 runs in the bottom of the fifth inning before the game was called due to the tournament time limit. Taylor Pangilinan continued her hot hitting with a 3 for 3 game, knocking in two runs and adding a triple to her power output for the day. Theresa Brown added two hits (giving her four for the day), while Teea Rogers and Karlie Hyde had three and two runs batted in, respectively. The first half of the game was played in a steady downpour and cold temperatures. Sienna Stanley struck out 8 and walked only 2 in very difficult conditions. Only three of the nine Tigard runs were earned.
MARCH 24
Varsity (4-1-1): Sheldon 3, Redmond 2 (game 1)
Sheldon 10, Redmond 6 (game 2)
Sheldon made the most of six hits and played strong defense in support of Sienna Stanley to take a 3-2 victory over Redmond in the first game. Tami Brown had the game-winning RBI.
The Irish struck for 14 hits in the second game to take early control. Chloe Buerstatte had three hits; Tami Brown (3 RBIs), Karlie Hyde, Kelly Washburn, and Kaitlyn Patterson each had two hits.
Jr. Var (2-4): The Junior Varsity dropped two games to Redmond - scores will be posted when available.
MARCH 22
Jr. Var (2-2): Sheldon 13, North Eugene 5
MARCH 21
Varsity (2-1-1): Sheldon 6, Thurston 2
Sheldon played flawless infield defense behind Sienna Stanley to take a 6-2 win at Thurston. Stanley recorded 18 ground ball outs and did not issue any free passes to the Colts. The Irish broke open the game with five runs in the seventh inning. Tami Brown led the offense with three hits and two runs scored, while sister Theresa added two doubles. Taylor Pangilinan knocked in two runs, and Niki Stafek and Karlie Hyde added RBI hits.
Jr. Var (1-2): Thurston 9, Sheldon 1
MARCH 19
Varsity (1-1-1): Sheldon 3, North Eugene 3 (called after 7 innings due to darkness)
The Irish fought back from an early 3-0 deficit to gain a 3-3 tie with North Eugene on a cold and wet day. Sheldon totaled eight hits by seven players, with Tami Brown enjoying a two-hit day. Chloe Buerstatte and Teea Rogers had timely big hits to lead the Irish comeback. Sienna Stanley went the distance for Sheldon, giving up six hits, with only one coming in the last four innings.
Jr. Var (1-1): cancelled, wet grounds
MARCH 17
Varsity (1-1): Sheldon 4, West Albany 2 (8 innings)
Taylor Pangilinan blasted a two-run walk off home run in the bottom of the 8th inning to give Sheldon the victory in a closely played game. Teea Rogers opened the inning with a line drive double to right-centerfield, her second hit of the game. Torie Halverson made her first start in the circle for the Irish, scattering three hits over three innings. Sienna Stanley pitched five innings in relief, giving up only two hits, to earn the victory.
Jr. Var (1-1): Sheldon 10, West Albany 3
MARCH 16
Varsity (0-1): West Salem 6, Sheldon 2
The Irish opened the season on the road at West Salem. Titans pitcher Juliette Wilson struck out 11 and limited the Irish to three hits to lead West Salem to victory. Tami Brown, Nikki Stafek, and Kaitlyn Patterson each had a hit for the Irish.
Jr. Var (0-1): West Salem 24, Sheldon 1
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