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There seems to be a trend on Pacific diamonds

More pitchers join the no-hit act on Saturday, bringing the season total to 15 between baseball and softball teams.

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OCSI's Jeremiah Tucker, middle, ran the 100 in 10.45 seconds, a Pacific record. Flanking him are Kadena's Carmelo Ward (10.60) and Kubasaki's Ryan Hater (10.59).

New 100 mark established and yet another no-hitter tossed

Okinawa Christian’s Tucker, Kinnick’s Lucas are latest to join the list of Pac athletes who have achieved this spring.

ASIJ junior right-hander Billy Freund tossed his second complete-game no-hitter of the season in an 8-0 win over host Kinnick in Wednesday's Kanto Plain tournament finals. He has been involved in three no-nos this season including a combined no-hitter with Joe Sexton against St. Mary's.

Mound mastery magnified

Two more pitchers add to the list of no-hitters this season in the Pacific.

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ASIJ third baseman Woochan Nam reaches down to tag Kadena baserunner Waioni Mandac. He was out on the play. The Panthers won 6-5.

Pacific Scoreboard: April 26, 2025

Track, baseball, softball and soccer results from DODEA-Pacific teams in action April 26.

Kubasaki's Jacy Fisk tags one for a sacrifice fly in the bottom of the fourth.

Pacific Scoreboard: April 25, 2025

Summaries from baseball, softball and soccer matches involving DODEA-Pacific teams April 25.

Yokota freshman Bethany Sobieralski navigates the 100 hurdles during Saturday's meet at Perry.

Pacific Scoreboard: April 19, 2025

Track, baseball, softball and soccer summaries from DODEA-Pacific teams in action April 19.

Perry's Leilani Zuniga dribbles upfield with three E.J. King defenders in her wake. At left is the Cobfas' Kinsey Bottorff (17). Zuniga scored two goals, giving her 12 on the season.

Pacific Scoreboard: April 12, 2025

High school track, baseball, softball and soccer results from DODEA-Pacific teams in action April 12.

Kubasaki's Ryan Hater, right, outdistances Jeremiah Tucker of Okinawa Christian International during Friday's boys 200-meter dash. Hater ran the event in 21.98 seconds, with Tucker next in 22.16. Hater completed a rare feat in which he has run the 100 in under 11 seconds, the 200 in under 22 and the 800 in less than 2 minutes.

Hater is putting up fast times no matter the distance

Kubasaki junior switched mainly to sprints this year, but also becomes only the third Pacific athlete to finish the 800 in less than 1 minute, 56 seconds.

King's Ai Kina tries to drive around Perry's Ella Mhay Dizon.

Pacific Scoreboard: April 11, 2025

Track, baseball, softball, soccer and volleyball results for DODEA-Pacific teams in action April 10-11.

Hajime Reed, a junior right-hander, plays for a Kadena team headed to MCAS Iwakuni this weekend to play against three other DODEA teams, including host Matthew C. Perry, where current Panthers coach Frank Macias taught and coached for 12 seasons. Reed transferred to Kadena last school year from Robert D. Edgren. Reed was one of the Eagles' key playesr two seasons ago; now, the Eagles are more of a collective, says their longtime coach Brett Lehner.

Eagles finally get to host games on thawed out fields

Robert D. Edgren, which almost always gets a late start due to snow in northern Japan, highlights weekend events by hosting events in three sports.

Kadena senior Neil Kentish and Kubasaki junior Ryan Hater come down the stretch side by side in the boys 200 during Friday's Mike Petty Meet. Hater edged Kentish by .04 seconds.

Petty meet another step in some athletes’ dreams

No records fall at one-day event that’s revived after six-year hiatus, but top athletes are confident they’re on the right track for success this season.