The Enforcers of the Davis Youth Softball Association won their last two games.

Pandora Sutherland drove in two runs as the Enforcers topped Dixon, 8-4, in an under-14-division contest on Monday.

Neia Wixson doubled, Jordan Vermette singled and drove in a run, Mari O’Brien added a hit and Madison Lowrie and Sarah Taylor each had runs batted in for the locals.

Defensively, Lowrie threw out a runner on a steal attempt and Abby Devareness and Renee Schuman nailed a Dixon player trying to stretch a hit into a double. Wixson also threw out a runner.

Vermette and Mikaela Hiatt pitched well for the winners.

In a Saturday 10-9 victory over Sacramento, Wixson scored the deciding run when sister Sara Wixson singled her home. Both Wixsons went 3-for-4, Neia clobbering a double.

O’Brien smacked three doubles and drove home two runs in the cliffhanger.

Hiatt tripled in the first inning and pitched five innings, fanning nine. Taylor was 2-for-3 (including a double). Haleigh Holgate doubled in two trips.

In other DYSA action, Those Guys went 1-1-1 in under-12 action.

The 8-8 tie with Team USA featured Shailah Arreola-Bittner’s 3-for-3 performance, which included two doubles, a triple and an RBI.

Isabell Watson also went 3-for-3 with an RBI and Nicole Brooks singled and drove in two runs.

Addison Lyons was 2-for-2 and Kyra Leonard and Grace Haass both singled with Haass driving in a run.

Lyons pitched a complete game, striking out nine, and Leonard, Shelby Harwood, Abby Sutcliffe, Skyler Conner, Haass, Watson, Sabina Padilla, Brooks and Arreola-Bittner were all strong afield.

In an 11-9 win versus Sleuter, Arreola-Bittner was 3-for-3 with a double and two RBIs. Watson went 2-for-3 with an RBI, and Harwood and Lyons, the winning pitcher, had key hits.

Sutcliffe stole seven bases, Watson swiped six and Haass had five.

Padilla and Conner joined Watson and Brooks in making nice fielding plays.

In a 9-5 setback to Team USA, Arreola-Bittner’s two RBIs paced the team, whose other two hits were from Harwood and Brooks.

Lyons fanned seven, and Leonard, Watson, Haass, Sutcliffe and Lyons were defensively slick.

Team USA 8, Adrenalin Rush 8 — Hazel Jackson, Jordyn Micke and Molly Turner each doubled, Ariel Wallace drove in a run and Rebeca Engelhard, Abbey Fisk and Caitlyn Miller all singled for the Rush.

Micke, Jackson and Miller made nice fielding plays.

Giants 14, Adrenalin Rush 4 — Abbey Fisk, Rebeca Engelhard and Hazel Jackson all had hits, and Caitlyn Miller, Engelhard and Molly Turner pitched for the Rush.

Monos Locos 8, Patriettes 8 — Shasta Wickham had two hits and scored twice, and Brittany Steenbergen struck out eight in the circle — including three ending a rally in the final inning — for the Locos.

Stennbergen, Alyssa Yee, Lauren Tull, Mia Gladding and Grace Hickerson added important safeties.

Outlaws 12, Flaming Demons 11 — Taylor Trinidad pitched a scoreless final inning, striking out the side, to preserve the victory.

Leading the offensive charge was Emma Jordan, who singled twice and scored three times. Julia Pan, Sarah Needles, Sarah McCauley, Sophie Bertain, Gabby Keller and May Kajley all scored, with Georgia Eastham providing timely plate appearances.

Willow Jackson was strong behind the plate, and injured Claire Inouye led the cheering section.

Flaming Demons vs. Lemonheads — No score given in the Lemondheads’ win as Sadie Marigo picked up the decision in the circle and hit a pair of doubles, scoring twice.

Tigercats 8, Outlaws 8 — The ‘Cats got a strong pitching performance from Makena Wahl, who struck out six in three innings. Strong relief help from Paige Ochoa followed.

Emily Blackwell doubled and singled and Shekinah Prewett, Ochoa, Wahl, Caylee Ade, Hana Wood, Shea Ochoa and Emily Mentink all added hits for the Tigercats, who got runs scored by Kamiah Jensen and Sofia Eberhardt.

The Outlaws came from behind to tie, thanks to Sarah Needles’ two scoreless innings pitched and defensive help from catcher Willow Jackson. Claire Inouye had a big, final-inning hit. Sarah McCauley, May Kajley and Georgia Eastham scored, with defensive gems turned in by Julia Pan and Emma Jordan.

Tigercats 8, Patriettes 7 — Makena Wahl fanned nine batters in four innings as the Tigercats held on.

Paige Ochoa contributed two hits, Emily Blackwell doubled and Gia Fanucchi, Hana Wood and Emily Mentink all had singles.

Shea Ochoa and Blackwell were solid afield, as were Shekinah Prewett, Caylee Ade and Sofia Eberhardt.

Lemonheads 11, Monos Locos 7 — Alyssa Yee was 3-for-3 and scored twice, Brittany Steenbergen had two hits and scored and Shasta Wickham and Brooke Martin both singled in the loss.

Katie Gibson, Grace Hickerson and Steenberger combined pitching to fan 13.

U8 competition was plentiful …

Whirly Birds 5, Pink Panthers 1 — Keziah Wilde went wild, going 3-for-3 and knocking in two runs for the Birds.

Lily Hessl’s two hits plated two runs and Caroline Korinke went 2-for-2 with an RBI.

Katie Stachowicz (who was 2-for-2) teamed with Wilde, Jenna Kieffer and Korinke in the circle, limiting the Panthers to five hits. It was Kieffer’s pitching debut.

Alex Boettner was tough in the field.

Pink Panthers Maya Wood and Emma Dean each doubled and Sophie Purves drove home Lizzie Jones, who had also singled. Holly McGuiness had the other Panther hit.

There was terrific fielding from Megan Mullin, Dean, Purves, Stella Cardenas, Miriam Halperin, Emily Ann Eckels and McGuiness.

Whirly Birds 2, Borowsky 1 — Strong defense was the calling of the day as Maya Keenan, Alex Boettner, Emily Sutcliffe, Jaeli Williams and Caroline Korinke worked magic with their gloves.

Vienna Tang went 2-for-2 with a double and Jenna Kieffer added an RBI two-bagger. Keziah Wilde doubled and Korinke’s hit drove in a run. Katie Stachowicz — who combined pitching with Korinke and Keziah Wilde — added the other hit.

Mountain Dew 7, Pink Panthers 0 — Doubles by Layla French, Averi Brayton, Brooke Imamoto, Lindsey Taylor and Rosie Mariano fueled the Dew offense while Grace Scheuring made her first visit to the circle, holding the Panthers at bay.

Bella Hyder, Susannah Costello, Alexandra Zurborg and La’Siya Earnest all singled for the winners.

A couple games were reported, but no scores given in the U6 division …

Golden Dragon Girls vs. Buttons & Bears — A home run from Emma Rebhun and a bases-loaded hit by Quinn Beaulieu were the offensive highlights as Addi Magness, Gracia Howard, Elisa Bourne and Sophia Ballard all contributed in the field and on the bases.

Pink Cupcakes — Sophia Wold, Emma Brayton and Alex Barth had two hits, Sara Donnelly and Natalie Hersch each singled for the ‘Cakes.

Chloe Adams, Donnelly, Hersch, Wold, Laura Osborne and Hersch dazzled in the field.

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Mono Locos hurler Katie Gibson is on target with another pitch during an 8-8 tie with the Patriettes. Wayne Tilcock/Enterprise photo

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It was a good week for the Outlaws of the U10 division, thanks in part to fielding like this from Gabby Keller. Here the Davis Youth Softball Association infielder throws a strike to get a Flaming Demon runner at first. Wayne Tilcock/Enterprise photo

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Left-handed hitter Jenna Kieffer of the U8 Whirly Birds launches an RBI double during the team’s recent win. Kieffer also made her pitching debut during the week. Courtesy photo

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