Nizich pitched two innings, allowed five hits and three runs, and walked two. Oliva pitched five innings, allowed six hits and seven runs, walked 10 and struck out six.
That win put JDHS into the 10-8 championship game loss to Colony.
“There are a lot of games in the softball tournaments,” Razor said. “You have to be in shape that’s for sure. We might be having to do some mile runs this week to make sure we are ready.”
JDHS leaves Wednesday for the 2025 ASAA/First National Bank Alaska Softball State Championships on June 5-7 at Anchorage’s Cartee Fields.
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“We played both of them in the Blue/Gold tournament earlier this year,” Razor said. “So we are excited to have the chance to play them again. We beat South once and we lost to Dimond but we were holding close to Dimond until things fell apart.”
It will be a game the Juneau-Douglas High School: Yadaa.at Kalé soccer boys can look back on and be proud of their efforts, but for now it will hurt.
A 3-2 loss in extra time on Friday to the West Anchorage Eagles in the ASAA/First National Bank Soccer State Championships semifinals.
“I think, right now obviously I’m pretty upset about it,” JDHS senior Kai Ciambor said. “Because the end goal is to always win the state championship. But I think we can reflect on this game pretty positively. The team rallied. We went down 2-0 really early, and it is easy to kind of get down and feel like you are out of the game. But we stepped country wise email marketing list up, we brought it back, we took it all the way to the end which is something we should be proud of, but not the result we wished for.”
With the game just over a minute into action West Anchorage senior
Noah Robinson struck a shot that gave the Eagles a huge “because of the very burst of momentum and a 1-0 advantage.
“Definitely we wanted to win at all means,” Robinson said. “We thought we were the better team and just had to go out and prove it…The state tournament is all the hard work you put in taiwan lists all year round put into the last three games. There are games at the start of the year and the middle of the year that are important, but these ones at the end are the ones that really mean the most.”
Although JDHS could not find the net they had numerous chances and free kicks, and their defense continued to be one of the stronger in the tournament.
“It hurts to lose, especially this close to the state championship,” JDHS senior Reed Maier said. “And with West Valley going to the state championship and us beating them three times it feels so much closer than it did, but I feel like we all had a good game. We all played hard and it was a good way to go out overall.”