Eddyville Charter junior shortstop Terra Thomson clubs a pitch last Friday afternoon at Memorial Field in Toledo during a 2A/1A-SD 4 softball game against Myrtle Point/Powers. (Photos by Michael Heinbach)
Myrtle Point/Powers senior third baseman Emma Krantz slaps a tag on Eddyville Charter junior pitcher Cori Coolbaugh during the Bobcats’ 12-2 victory May 5 over the Eagles at Memorial Field in Toledo.
Eddyville Charter junior pitcher Cori Coolbaugh winds up before delivering a pitch last Friday afternoon during a 2A/1A-SD 4 softball game against Myrtle Point/Powers at Memorial Field in Toledo.
Eddyville Charter junior shortstop Terra Thomson clubs a pitch last Friday afternoon at Memorial Field in Toledo during a 2A/1A-SD 4 softball game against Myrtle Point/Powers. (Photos by Michael Heinbach)
Myrtle Point/Powers senior third baseman Emma Krantz slaps a tag on Eddyville Charter junior pitcher Cori Coolbaugh during the Bobcats’ 12-2 victory May 5 over the Eagles at Memorial Field in Toledo.
Eddyville Charter junior pitcher Cori Coolbaugh winds up before delivering a pitch last Friday afternoon during a 2A/1A-SD 4 softball game against Myrtle Point/Powers at Memorial Field in Toledo.
Taylor Schaffner decided it was her turn to grab ahold of the spotlight.
Less than a week after her twin sister, Emma Schaffner, was celebrated along with six of her classmates for signing letters of intent to compete in athletics in college, the senior pitcher delivered at the plate Monday afternoon at Yaquina View Elementary in Newport when it mattered most. After the Cubs squandered a 4-run lead in the top of seventh inning of their 4A-3 Oregon West Conference softball game against Sweet Home, Taylor Schaffner belted a one-out, three-run home run to cap Newport’s five-run seventh frame to post a 12-9 victory.
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