CENTRAL POINT - Chuck Dominiak has seen most everything in his 20 years with the Crater High baseball program.

But in a Southern Oregon Conference doubleheader on Saturday afternoon, Dominiak witnessed a rally the likes of which he'd never seen before.

Dominiak's Comets hammered seven seventh-inning hits - including six straight to start the inning - to rally from a six-run deficit and topple Klamath Union, 18-17, in Game 2.

Crater (12-2 overall, 4-0 SOC) cruised to a 9-0 victory in Game — behind senior pitcher Derek Petersen (5-1), who struck out five, walked none and allowed five hits in six innings of work.

Down to its final three outs and trailing 17-11 in the second game, Crater started the seventh with hits from David Sills, Frank Drake, Jared Maddocks, Petersen, Trevor Ryan and Sean Teaters to cut the margin to 17-14.

Following the inning's first out, sophomore outfielder Dan Whitehead, who went 4-for-7 with six RBIs on the day, smacked a two-run single to make it 17-16.

A hit batsman later, Sills drew a bases-loaded walk to knot it at 17-all.

Then Drake lofted a foul pop-up along the first-base line, and as the Pelican first baseman made the catch while colliding with the second baseman, Whitehead tagged up at third base and sped home with the winning run.

The two teams combined for 30 hits and 19 errors in Game 2, with the Comets collecting 18 of the hits and making 10 of the miscues.

"It was just a sloppy played game," Dominiak said. "A lot different than Game 1. But that's baseball. You never know what's going to happen next."

FIRST GAME

Klamath Union ................................ 000 000 0 - 0 4 2Crater ............................................. 000 612 x - 9 10 2

Caleb and Anderson; Petersen, Mulder (7) and Maddocks. W - Petersen (5-1). L - Caleb. 2B - KU: Mitchell 2; C: Maddocks.

SECOND GAME

Klamath Union ............................ 346 210 — - 17 12 9Crater ......................................... 313 301 7 - 18 18 10

James, Tidwell (7), Caleb (7) and Anderson; Teaters, Mulder (2), Teaters (3) and Maddocks. W - Teaters (4-1). L - Caleb. 2B - KU: Anderson, Mitchell 2; C: Drake, Ryan, Whitehead.

SOUTH MEDFORD 11-6, GRANTS PASS 9-11- South Medford used a four-run sixth inning to claim Game 1, 11-9, but couldn't hold a 4-1 lead after one inning in Game 2 against Grants Pass, losing 11-6 at Miles Field.

The Panthers (5-7-1 overall, 1-3 SOC) gave up five runs in the top of the fifth in Game 2, losing what had been a 4-3 edge, for their third SOC defeat when leading in the fifth inning or later.

The Cavemen (7-5, 1-3) were outhit in both games, but they took advantage of six walks, two hit batsmen and three South errors to take Game 2.

Panthers junior Jeremy Frantz went 4-for-8 with four RBIs in the twin bill, including a solo home run, his first.

South senior Ryan Heil belted three hits in four at-bats in Game 2, doubling twice.

FIRST GAME

Grants Pass ..................................... 022 032 0 - 9 7 2South Medford ............................. 300 404 x - 11 10 4

Rettke, Draper (6) and Mecum; Rodreick, A. Smith (6) and M. Smith. W - A. Smith (1-0). L - Rettke. 2B - GP: Davidson, Holland; SM: O'Neill, HR - GP: McGowan; SM: Frantz (1).

SECOND GAME

Grants Pass .................................... 100 251 2 - 11 8 4South Medford ............................... 400 002 0 - 6 10 3

Davidson, Draper (6) and Mecum; McCollum, Norris (4), Heil (7) and M. Smith. W - Davidson. L - Norris (0-1). Sv - Draper. 2B - GP: Mecum, Davidson, Rettke; SM: Heil 2, Frantz, Stebbins.

ROSEBURG 11-8, EAGLE POINT 2-1- At Eagle Point, Roseburg's bats came alive after only collecting five hits and getting shut out twice by Ashland in the SOC opener on Tuesday.

The Indians (13-2, 2-2 SOC) feasted on Eagle Point pitching, rapping 25 hits in the twin bill.

Roseburg received complete-game pitching performances from Michael Myhre and Garrett Stembridge. Myhre limited the Eagles to six hits and struck out eight in the opener, while Stembridge surrendered three hits and fanned eight in the second game.

Roseburg leadoff hitter David Powell had five hits and scored four runs in the doubleheader. Ben Cooper, batting in the No. 4 spot, also had a productive day with five hits and three RBIs.

In the opener, Ricky O'Callahan drove in both Eagle Point runs with a two-run double in the second inning.

Kevin Gray and Mark Farrell each had a pair of hits for Eagle Point (7-5, 0-4 SOC).

In Game 2, Kevin Brown's fielder's choice in the second inning scored Brandon Willer, who reached on a walk, with the Eagles' lone run.

FIRST GAME

Roseburg..........................................100 602 2 - 11 14 1Eagle Point......................................020 000 0 - 2 6 4

Myhre and Baird; Willer, Depuy (6) and O'Callahan. W - Myhre (3-1). L - Willer (1-3). 2B - R: Powell, Walker 2, Cooper 2, Waetcher; EP: Farrell.

SECOND GAME

Roseburg...........................................201 050 0 - 8 11 1Eagle Point.......................................010 000 0 - — 3 1

Stembridge and Baird; Chavez, Depuy (6), Gray (7) and O'Callahan. W - Stembridge (3-1). L - Chavez (2-2). 2B - R: Goodell, Cooper, Waetcher, Baird. HR - R: Myhre.