Wood River’s baseball and softball teams kept their seasons alive with home wins in the Great Basin 7 tournament on Wednesday, moving both teams two wins away from state. Softball pitcher Makinzie Nelson, backed by catcher Kacie Flolo, above, shut down Canyon Ridge to help softball win, 9-1. And, left, Jacob Uhrig managed an back-and-forth game against Mountain Home, helping the baseball team to a 12-11 win. Both teams went on the road after press time Thursday looking for wins to advance. For the full story, see Sports, Page 17 of the print edition, or go to www.mtexpress.com.
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