Sisters Outlaws Baseball 16-9 Pleasant Hill

Sisters baseball delivered their most explosive offensive performance of the season Thursday, overwhelming Pleasant Hill 16-9 in a league road game that showcased the Outlaws' potent batting lineup.

The 16-run outburst marked a season high for Sisters, who broke open what started as a competitive contest against Pleasant Hill. The Outlaws' offense found its rhythm early and never let up, piling on runs throughout the afternoon to secure the convincing seven-run victory.

The win improves Sisters to 9-5 overall and 7-4 in conference play, keeping the Outlaws in strong position as the regular season winds down. With their offensive confidence clearly building, Sisters demonstrated the kind of run production that could serve them well in the postseason.

Pleasant Hill managed nine runs of their own but couldn't match the sustained offensive pressure from the visiting Outlaws. The victory continues Sisters' solid spring campaign and provides momentum heading into the final stretch of league play.

Sisters will look to maintain this offensive surge in their next outing as they push toward the playoffs.