Carson High freshman catcher Chase Grundy drops down a bunt against Galena on Thursday. Grundy was 1-for-3 in Thursday’s loss to the Grizzlies.
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Carson High School baseball showed some positive signs Thursday in a 9-1 loss to Galena.
Tanner Bohemier struck out five over 3.1 innings of work, mixing and matching his off-speed pitches with his fastball.
Bohemier’s slider and circle change were responsible for several of the senior’s strikeouts.
“I thought Tanner threw very, very well today. We needed to be a little more aggressive on some fly balls to help him out,” said Carson head coach Bryan Manoukian.
The Senators had the bases loaded in both the third and fourth inning, but were only able to plate a single run.
“We just have to score runners in scoring position. That’s what we’re not the best at right now. Other than that, we feel pretty good,” said Bohemier.
The Senators are still feeling good after winning five games in a row over spring break.
In Saturday’s 13-2 loss to Bishop Manogue, the Senators had six hits from six different hitters.
Jeremy Hernandez and Tyler LaFollette were both credited with an RBI.
Jordan Sieben and Bohemier both doubled in the loss.
“Over spring we played really well. We need that to transfer over to league. We pitched extremely well and we played really good defense. We need to carry over the defense is the biggest thing,” said Manoukian.
UP NEXT: Carson (7-14, 0-8 in Class 5A North league play) will welcome its rival to town Tuesday at the Douglas Tigers (13-5, 4-4) will be in Carson for a league tilt. Thursday, Carson will host McQueen (10-10, 4-5).
CARSON, DAYTON TRACK AT NORTHWEST INVITE
Carson High School track and field competed at the Northwest Invite over the weekend in Reno at McQueen High School.
For the Senator girls, freshman Nastasia Sulprizio was fifth in the 800 with a time of 2 minutes, 33.90 seconds.
Briana Rodriguez-Nunez and Vea Miner both set personal record in the 1,500, as Rodriguez-Nunez was second in 5:04.78 and Miner was fourth in 5:07.23.
Miner was third in the 3,000 meters in 11:24.02 while Jinnie Ponczoch was fifth in 11:39.21.
In the 100-meter hurdles, Anne Davis was second in 16.53.
Kaylynn Bloomfield won the 300-meter hurdles in 48.69, setting a personal record.
In the shot put, Dayton’s Penny-Laine Vaelua threw 29 feet, 9 inches, good enough for seventh place.
Vaelua took third in the discus with a personal record throw of 101-7.
On the boys’ side, Carson sophomore Sean Thornton set a personal record in the 800 with a time of 2:04.4, taking fourth place. Alex Miner was eighth in the 1,500 in 4:23.71, posting a personal record.
Dayton’s Justin Neils was seventh in 53.17 in the 400 meters with a personal record time.
In the 3,000 meters, it was a Senator special as Sawyer Macy, Miner and Seth Chalmers went 1-2-3.
Macy set a PR time of 9:22.39 while Miner crossed the line in 9:32.08 and Chalmers ran a 9:56.64.
Aaron Witt took fourth in the triple jump with a mark of 39-2.
MINERS TOO STRONG FOR CARSON SOFTBALL
Bishop Manogue had the upper hand over the weekend against Carson softball, besting the Senators, 16-0, in four innings Saturday.
Carson mustered three hits in the loss, with one apiece coming from Jasmine Slater, Hanna Kreizenbeck and Kiele Franco.
Bella Reyes recorded two strikeouts in the loss.
UP NEXT: Carson (4-9, 2-4 in Class 5A league play) gets back to action Thursday against Damonte Ranch (5-8-1, 2-5).
DAYTON SOFTBALL SWEPT BY FERNLEY
The Vaqueros pitching staff was able to limit Dayton softball to three runs over three games in a sweep of the Dust Devils.
Fernley won Friday’s contest 4-2 before winning both of Saturday’s games, 6-1 and 4-0.
Dana Micone was 1-for-4 with an RBI in Game 1 while LaSade Conti added a pair of hits and a run scored. Conti had 10 strikeouts in the circle in the opener.
In Game 2, Conti had an RBI double while senior Zoee Wass was 2-for-3.
In the final game of the series, Dayton was limited to one hit by senior Ayisha Agee, who was 1-for-3.
Conti had six strikeouts while allowing four earned runs.
UP NEXT: Dayton (11-7, 3-6 in Class 3A North (East) league play) will play a three-game homestand this weekend against Elko (16-5, 7-5). The first game is Friday at 4 p.m. followed by a Saturday doubleheader, starting at 11 a.m.
DAYTON BASEBALL TAKES ONE FROM FERNLEY
Dayton High School baseball had two tightly contested games against Fernley over the weekend in a three-game set.
The opener went to extra innings where the Dust Devils fell 10-9 in eight.
Junior Ivor Evans had a double and three RBIs in the loss while sophomore Dallan Cowee had a double and a pair of RBIs.
The second game was another shootout with the Dust Devils scoring seven runs in the seventh inning to pull off a comeback 14-13 win.
Sophomore Jordan Kennedy went 3-for-5 with four RBIs while Evans knocked in three RBI for the second game in a row, while going 3-for-4.
Senior Ty Francis also recorded a multi-hit game with an RBI.
The final game of the series went in favor of the Vaqueros, 8-1.
Fernley scored all eight runs in the first two innings.
Freshman Duke Evans was the standout at the plate, going 3-for-4 with an RBI in the loss.
UP NEXT: Dayton (6-13, 1-8 in league play) will welcome Elko (7-15, 3-6) this weekend for a three-game series, starting Friday at 4 p.m.
FALCON BASEBALL WINS TWO OF THREE
Sierra Lutheran baseball won the first two games of a three-game series against Battle Mountain.
The Falcons won the opening game, 1-0, without recording a hit.
Junior Drew Gleiser was the lone run in Friday’s contest.
On the hill, Joseph Seddon struck out 15 over 6.2 innings.
Sierra Lutheran’s offense broke out in Game 2, putting up 14 runs in a 14-4 five-inning win.
Seddon had a double and plated three RBIs in the win while freshman Matt Fahey was 1-for-3 with a pair of RBIs.
Anton Granata, Thomas Bathgate and Grayson Ricks all drove in a run as well.
Paul Mueller threw all five innings, racking up a pair of strikeouts.
The final game of the series went to Battle Mountain, 6-3.
Senior Alan Morales had three hits and an RBI while Seddon also drove in a run.
UP NEXT: Sierra Lutheran (6-9, 6-9 in league play) will travel to Incline (8-4, 8-4) for a three-game league set, starting Friday.
CARSON GIRLS SWIM BEATS GALENA
The Carson High School girls swim team bested Galena over the weekend in a home meet by a final of 156-75.
Larkin Russell won the 200-meter freestyle in 2:04.09 while Katarina Klatt won the 200-meter individual medley in 2:20.25.
Russell also won the 500-yard freestyle in 5:34.31.
In the relays, the Senators won the 200-yard relay between the foursome of Russell, Klatt, Brynn Russell and Alexandra Nerska.
The group dominated, winning the event by more than six seconds in 1:47.39.
The same grouping won the 400-yard relay, as well, in 3:57.87.
On the boys’ side, Carson fell 149-98.
David Del Fiorentino, Todd Gosselin, Clayton Whalen and Leif Morway won the 200-yard relay in 1:40.07.
As an individual, Whalen won the 100-yard backstroke in 1:02.26.