Cowans hit an RBI double and scored when Sarah Urrea got caught in a rundown between first and second base. 'We want to make sure we take those extra bases on those errors, and we were able to do that today.'Д¬amarillo retook the lead 4-2 in the fourth inning. If there is a bobble, you are reacting right away,' Simi Valley assistant coach Tasha Terry said. 'Our players know to be aware on the bases. Simi Valley tied the game 2-2 in the third inning when McGhee committed another throwing error to first base with runners on first and second. Simi Valley (13-8, 6-2) took advantage of several Camarillo throwing errors to overtake Camarillo (10-5-1, 5-2) in the Coastal Canyon League standings.Дanielle Chatman gave the Pioneers a 1-0 lead in the second inning by doubling to the left-field fence and scoring when Camarillo pitcher Darby McGhee sailed a throw wide of first base on a softly hit ball back to the circle.Д¬amarillo answered in the bottom half as Lauren Cowans chopped a two-run double up the middle to score Bridget Fleener and Nautika Diaz for a 2-1 lead. 'I wasn't doing very well in the beginning of the game, but I finally caught up to the pitcher.' It just happened that way, and I'm glad it did,' Hanson said. 'I didn't go up there thinking I would hit a home run. Hanson belted a three-run home run over the left-field fence in the top of the seventh inning as the Simi Valley High softball team rallied for a 6-4 victory over Camarillo on Tuesday afternoon at Camarillo High. Katelyn Hanson knew it was gone the moment she made contact. GARCIA/THE STAR Simi Valley High's Veronica Lynch winds up before letting a pitch fly during the Pioneers' win at Camarillo High on Tuesday afternoon. GARCIA/THE STAR Camarillo's Bridget Fleener (left) dives back safely to first base as Simi Valley second baseman Morgan Siebers applies a tag during Tuesday's game at Camarillo High. вЂњI havenвЂ™t prostested a game since 1994.JOSEPH A. вЂњI donвЂ™t know what will happen,вЂќ Michael said. Simi Valley (4-1, 0-1) played the game under protest from the fourth inning on after Michael argued a Royal baserunner was not on first base with Perez in the pitching circle. Sometimes they happen for you, sometimes they go against you.вЂќ вЂњEarly in the year is the best time to lose. вЂњIt is a learning curve for us,вЂќ Simi Valley coach Russ Michael said. The four runs, hits and walks all came after Perez pitched a perfect three innings to open the game. Perez, who didnвЂ™t pitch in SaturdayвЂ™s game вЂ“ instead giving way to freshman Lauren Soles вЂ“ gave up four hits and three walks with 11 strikeouts. We were excited all day at school for another chance.вЂќ вЂњWe were really pumped for this game but didnвЂ™t want to overdo it. вЂњWe just stayed calm and did what we had to do,вЂќ Bowling said. She didnвЂ™t make things too easy for herself, pitching with runners on base in every inning except the seventh. Taylor Cartwright had RBI singles in the first and third and after Royal tied the score in the fourth, Simi Valley pushed across another run in the fifth to regain the lead.Д«owling went the distance, yielding seven hits and two walks with nine strikeouts. вЂњI just focused on my at-bats and tried to perfect my swing.вЂќД®arly on, it looked like Simi Valley was on its way to a fifth straight victory against Royal, including a 2-0 win just four days ago in the championship of the 34th annual Suzanne Manlet tournament. Sanders, who doubled in two runs in the fourth to tie the score at 2-2, made Perez pay with the RBI double behind first base. Mosier scored, Bowling was awarded second and the Highlanders had two runners on with no outs and three chances to take the lead. Simi Valley pitcher Sophia Perez fielded a Bryn Lesovsky sacrifice cleanly but threw wildly to first and the ball traveled all the way down the line and out of play. Trailing 3-2 in the sixth, Royal had its first three batters reach base and Amber Sanders came through with a pop-fly double down the first-base line to bring home Bowling with what would be the winning run.ДЄli Mosier singled and Bowling walked before Royal (4-1, 1-0) received the biggest gift of the night. Royal scored two runs in the bottom of the sixth to pull out a come-from-behind 4-3 victory in the league opener for both teams. The Royal High of Simi Valley softball team and Arizona-bound sophomore pitcher Nancy Bowling can finally breathe a sigh of relief.Д«owling and the Highlanders did something not done in the previous four games against Marmonte League and neighborhood rival Simi Valley.

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