Miah Lusk Poky

Pocatello pitcher Miah Lusk fires a pitch during Tuesday's game against Highland.

BASEBALLHighland 7, Rigby 3

Colt Durham registered three hits, Drew Hymas added two and thanks to a steady stream of scoring, the Rams dispatched the Trojans with little trouble. Hymas tossed all seven innings on the mound, allowing three runs (two earned) on six hits, striking out six and walking none.

Highland (11-8, 6-2) wraps up the regular season with a road twinbill against Thunder Ridge on Saturday.

Century 6, Filer 2

The Diamondbacks used five pitchers to get this one done, and it worked to perfection. Gavin Flynn and Eli Blackhawk pitched the last four innings, combining to allow just two runs on two hits and fan five. On offense, Blackhawk also posted three hits and Cooper Snyder drove in two runs.

Century wraps up the regular season with a 4-9-1 record.

SOFTBALLPocatello 10, Highland 1

Thanks to a nine-run first inning and Miah Lusk’s 15-strikeout, complete-game outing, the Thunder blew out the Rams in short order. McKinley Hill tallied three hits and drove in two runs, while third baseman Oakley Hirschi drove in three runs with a first-inning double.

Poky (16-0, 3-0) hosts Rigby for a doubleheader on Saturday.

 

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