Sequim’s bats ran into some tough pitching in a pair of Olympic League losses last week.

Seamus Gallagher-Kennedy made himself at home on Sequim High School’s pitching mound, holding the Wolves to no runs and one hit in seven innings in a 10-0 Kingston win on March 30.

The Wolves (0-6 in league play, 0-8 overall) reached base just three times — a Conor Bear single, a Ricky Jennings walk and Ayden Holland hit by pitch — against the Buccaneer senior.

Bear started for the Wolves, giving up five runs — just one earned — over four innings, striking out seven and walking three.

Peau Tameilau went 3-for-3 with a double and three RBIs to lead Kingston.

The Wolves struggled in the field, committing nine errors on a windy afternoon.

A day later, Olympic hurlers Antonio Castorena and Landon Cartwright combined to hold Sequim to just three hits in a 7-1 Trojan win in Silverdale.

Bear, Holland and Isaac Moore had Sequim’s hits. Moore walked twice and scored a run.

Sequim’s Jaxson Gray struck out four for Sequim on the mound, while Toppy Robideaux pitched an inning for scoreless relief, striking out two.

Coming up

Sequim’s squad is on break through April 9, when they play at Mariner (Bellevue) and April 10 at Granite Falls.

The Wolves are at Port Angeles on April 11 and Bainbridge on April 14 before hosting Crosspoint in a non-league game on April 15.