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Varsity 541 NEWS NOW   Man charged with manslaughter in Medford shooting       ...       Spring chinook run likely late, lighter than 2015       ...       Former owner of Little Caesars in Ashland acquitted in arson trial       ...       Man charged with manslaughter in Medford shooting       ...       Spring chinook run likely late, lighter than 2015       ...       Former owner of Little Caesars in Ashland acquitted in arson trial       ...           PREP ROUNDUP Buchanan, Wolff lead North Medford Comment MailTribune.com Writer Posted Mar. 25, 2016 at 2:00 AM Updated Mar 25, 2016 at 11:11 PM Posted Mar. 25, 2016 at 2:00 AM Updated Mar 25, 2016 at 11:11 PM »  Social News Kasey Buchanan supplied a pair of big two-out hits and Greyson Wolff had an effective outing on the mound to lead North Medford for a 9-3 nonleague baseball win over visiting Century Thursday. Wolff limited the Jaguars to three runs, including two earned. “It was Greyson really setting the tone on the mound for us,” said Black Tornado coach Brett Wolfe. “He worked ahead of the hitters — they’re a good swinging team — and he was able to limit their bats by competing in the strike zone. He had great command of his pitches.” Wolff worked six innings, surrendering five hits and no walks to go with five strikeouts. Buchanan drove in five runs on the day and finished 3-for-4 with a pair of doubles. After he had a two-out, run-scoring double in the third inning, Buchanan used another two-out double, this time to drive in three runs, in the bottom of North Medford’s five-run fifth to push the lead to 9-1. Berry Hunt went 2-for-4, plated three and scored twice for the Black Tornado (3-1). Century;100;002;0;—;3;5;3 North Medford;301;500;x;—;9;7;1 LaBlue, Isaieh (4) and Keizur; Wolff, Hunt (7) and Guyer, Wolff (7). W — Wolff (1-0). L — LaBlue. 2B — C: Sommers, Chimienti; NM: Buchanan 2, Hunt. 3B — NM: L. Kindreich. Crater Spring Break Classic CRATER 5, SOUTH MEDFORD 4: At Central Point, Neil Bastendorff pitched a complete game for Crater, which held off a late rally by South Medford (1-4) in the final Crater Spring Break Classic game at Anhorn Field. Bastendorff allowed four runs, with two earned, on four hits, five strikeouts and two walks. The senior helped his own cause by going 3-for-3 with a run scored. Both Jake Cartwright and Sean Bartlett had two hits, one run and an RBI for the Comets (3-3), who went 3-1 in the tournament. South Medford’s Jaalen Owens finished 3-for-3 — two hits were doubles — with an RBI and a run scored. The Panthers scored two in the seventh. South Medford;001;010;2;—;4;4;3 Crater;001;310;x;—;5;10;3 Letendre, Thompson (5) and Mahoney, Carle (5), Mahoney (6); Ne. Bastendorff and Bartlett. W — Ne. Bastendorff. L — Letendre (0-2). 2B — C: Cartwright, Ne. Bastendorff; SM: Jaalen Owens 2. CRATER 9, MILWAUKIE 5, 8 inn.: At Central Point, Crater answered Milwaukie’s seventh-inning rally with four runs in the top of the eighth at Anhorn Field. The Comets (3-3) held a 5-2 lead heading into the bottom of the seventh when Milwaukie chalked up three runs to even the score at 5, forcing an extra inning. Nick Bastendorff and Jake Ireland both went 2-for-4 for the Comets. Crater;004;000;14;—;9;6;0 Milwaukie 001;100;30;—5;5;1 Boivin, Ireland (7) and Bartlett; Murk, Anderson (3), Howard (6), Middleton (7), Wenger (8) and Santos. W — Ireland (2-0). L — Middleton. 2B — M: Miller. 3B — Ireland. WESTVIEW 12, SOUTH MEDFORD 0, 5 inn.: At Central Point, Westview collected 16 hits in five innings in the Crater Spring Break Classic. Willie Weiss finished 4-for-4 with four RBIs and David Schlegel was 3-for-4 with four runs for the Wildcats. Westview;254;10;—;12;16;1 South Medford;000;00;—;0;3;1 Garnett and Fadrega; DeVries, Loogman (3), Carle (3) and Mahoney. W — Garnett. L — DeVries (0-2). 2B — WV: Hanna, Yodan, Fadrega. GRANTS PASS 7, NORTH SALEM 6, 8 inn.: At Grants Pass, Jake Stoffel’s home run to lead off the bottom of the eighth inning ended it. Stoffel, Tyler Rund and Easton Bents were 2-jfor-4 for the Cavemen. Rund also drove in three runs and Stoffel scored twice for Grants Pass (4-0-1), who went 2-0-1 in the tourney. North Salem;410;010;00;—;6;7;3 Grants Pass;002;130;01;—;7;9;2 Hamilton, Lyday (7) and Luna, Hamilton (7); Rund, Kroplin (2), Crume (4), Zozaya (5), D’Amico (6) and Bjorn. W — D’Amico (2-0). L — Lyday. 2B — D’Amico. 3B — NS: Boatwright; GP: Rund. HR — GP: Stoffel. EAGLE POINT 2, PHOENIX 0: At Eagle Point, Jonathan Wilson pitched six strong innings and closer Colton Shopp got the final out with two runners in scoring position to lead Eagle Point in the nonleague game. Wilson allowed three hits, fanned five and walked one in six innings. In the seventh, with runners at second and third, Shopp ended the game with a strikeout. Dylan Marsh went 2-for-3 for the Eagles (2-2). They scored once in the third inning after Lydon Spradley singled and came home on a bases-loaded walk to Shopp. The other run was in the fifth, when Ryan Lorenz's infield single scored Bennett Rodgers, who walked and stole a base. Phoenix is 1-3. Phoenix;000;000;0;—;0;5;0 Eagle Point;001;010;x;—;2;7;0 Turnbull, Botermans (6) and Courtney, Mobley (6); Wilson, Shopp (7) and Little. W — Wilson (1-1). L — Turnbull. 2B — P: Mobley; EP: Jackson. Softball SOUTH MEDFORD 2, EAGLE POINT 0: At Eagle Point, Pat Moore pitched a one-hitter and struck out 16 and Katie Meyer supplied the bulk of the offense for South Medford in the nonleague game. Moore walked three in winning her second game for the Panthers (2-0). She allowed a two-out single to right-center field in the fifth inning to Ashley Oppelt. Meyer went 2-for-3, belting a solo home run in the fourth inning and singling in a run in the sixth after singles by Moore and Jewel Burgoyne-Russell. South Medford;000;101;0;—;2;6;0 Eagle Point;000;000;0;—;0;1;1 Moore and Tatum; Ayres and Grady. W — Moore (2-0). L — Ayres. HR — SM: Meyer. MailTribune.com Writer Posted Mar. 25, 2016 at 2:00 AM Updated Mar 25, 2016 at 11:11 PM » Comment or view comments   Reader Reaction Schedules & Events --> Recent Scores --> Prep Notebook Kris Henry Speed to burn Tyren Wolfe said he felt pretty good heading into Saturday’s prestigious Oregon Relays at Hayward Field on the University of Oregon... Varsity 541 Photos Grants Pass Rotary Invitational Crater Classic Ashland vs. Eagle Point Track South vs. Grants Pass Medford Rotary Relays North vs. South » More Photo Galleries Privacy Policy | Terms of Service | Local Media Group Publications | Contact Us | Advertise | © Copyright Local Media Group, Inc. All Rights Reserved.