Senior second baseman Tanner Romo and junior shortstop Vince Sablan both had two hits, but it was not enough as South Kitsap’s baseball team lost 8-2 in the Class 4A Narrows League.

Tournament on Wednesday against Gig Harbor at Heidelberg Field in Tacoma.

The Wolves (11-4-1) played again Thursday against Stadium to determine the league’s third and fourth seeds entering the West Central District Tournament, which begins next week.

Gig Harbor 8, South Kitsap 2

Gig Harbor 206 000 0 — 8 11 0

South Kitsap 000 020 0 — 2 5 3

McCall and Guinn. Cory Main, Brad Young (3), Michael Wood (4) and Alex Sablan.

W—McCall. L—Main.

Leading hitters—Gallagher (GH) 2-4 RBI, Ayres (GH) 2-2, Marshall (GH) 3-3, Tanner Romo (SK) 2-3 run, Vince Sablan (SK) 2-2 BB RBI.

RANGERS SIGN SOUTH KITSAP’S REYES

Olympic College baseball coach Ryan Parker recently announced that he signed Zach Reyes.

Reyes has platooned at designated hitter as a senior at South Kitsap this season and also serves as a left-handed pitcher. Parker said in a news release that he views Reyes’ future on the mound.

TIMETABLE ON BLOOMQUIST’S RETURN UNCERTAIN

South Kitsap High School graduate Willie Bloomquist is eligible to be activated from the disabled list Saturday, but his return remains uncertain.

Bloomquist was placed on the 15-day disabled list with a strained right hamstring retroactive to April 22, ran the bases before Tuesday’s game against Colorado, according to MLB.com.

“I am definitely feeling better,” Bloomquist told the website. “Every day so far has been a step in the right direction. It’s tough knowing that you can’t contribute in any way, or even be ready to contribute. It’s difficult, but unfortunately, it’s part of the game.”

Bloomquist hit .306 with four doubles, a home run and seven RBI for Arizona in 14 games this season. He also has scored 11 runs.