Sisters Outlaws Baseball 8-4 Klamath Union

Four runs proved to be the difference as Sisters baseball secured an 8-4 victory over visiting Klamath Union on Friday afternoon. The Outlaws used timely hitting and solid pitching to pull away from the Pelicans in what became a back-and-forth affair at home.

Sisters jumped out to an early lead before Klamath Union battled back to keep things competitive through the middle innings. The decisive moment came when the Outlaws broke the game open with a strong offensive showing that gave them breathing room against the resilient visitors.

The win moves Sisters to 2-1 on the young season as they continue building momentum in non-league play. Head coach praised his team's ability to respond when challenged, particularly their plate discipline in key situations that allowed them to capitalize on scoring opportunities.

With league play still ahead, Friday's performance showed the Outlaws are finding their rhythm at the plate while developing the depth needed for a successful spring campaign. Sisters will look to carry this offensive momentum into their next matchup as they aim to stay above .500.