4/27 Valley track leaders

NOTE: All sprint and hurdle events have automatic times (AT) listed first followed by notable hand times. For comparison, the conversion from hand to automatic is .24 for those events.

BOYS
100 — AT: Brett Blanshan (Selah) 10.90, Jonathan Newport (Eisenhower) 11.16, Dimitri Mandapat (Davis) 11.33, Sungyoung Lee (Ellensburg) 11.46, Jose Madrigal (Sunnyside) 11.58, Anthony Corbray (Davis) 11.58, Dana Wells (Riverside Christian) 11.60. Hand: Wells 10.9, Cody Carlson (Lyle-Wishram) 11.1, Logan Olney (Zillah) 11.2, Corbray 11.3, Kennen Pilot (Prosser) 11.3, Kyle Gartrell (Riverside Christian) 11.3, Oscar Ramirez (Toppenish) 11.4.
200 — AT: Dana Wells (Riverside Christian) 22.41, Brett Blanshan (Selah) 22.43, Dimitri Mandapat (Davis) 22.49, Jose Madrigal (Sunnyside) 23.14, Sungyoung Lee (Ellensburg) 23.29, Oscar Ramirez (Toppenish) 23.31, Anthony Corbray (Davis) 23.33, Mike Esparza (Eisenhower) 23.35. Hand: Kerry Duffy (La Salle) 22.9, Taylor McDowell (West Valley) 23.2w.
400 — Dimitri Mandapat (Davis) 50.49, Delwin Bazilme (Riverside Christian) 51.31, Taylor McDowell (West Valley) 51.72, Francisco Villegas (Toppenish) 52.47, Joshua Rivers (Davis) 52.73, Kent Gartrell (Riverside Christian) 53.09, Vi Perez (Grandview) 53.1, Kerry Duffy (La Salle) 53.26.
800 — Ryan Chapman (Eisenhower) 1:58.93, Emmanuel Contreras (Davis) 2:00.06, Bryan Simison (Eisenhower) 2:01.79, Eduardo Torres (Wapato) 2:01.97, Kevin Aubol (Ellensburg) 2:02.35, Matt Glenn (Ellensburg) 2:03.61, German Silva (Eisenhower) 2:03.75, Ryley Hausken (West Valley) 2:05.43.
1,600 — Emmanuel Contreras (Davis) 4:18.09, Kevin Aubol (Ellensburg) 4:23.37, Bryan Simison (Eisenhower) 4:25.97, TJ Hesselgesser (Selah) 4:34.08, German Silva (Eisenhower) 4:34.99, Chris Farley (Toppenish) 4:39.97, Kyle Mellander (West Valley) 4:42.23, Asa Israel (Goldendale) 4:42.6.
3,200 — Bryan Simison (Eisenhower) 9:20.55, James Currell (Selah) 9:47.47, Kevin Aubol (Ellensburg) 9:57.86, Ben Villanueva (Toppenish) 10:11.92, Ivan Alfaro (Eisenhower) 10:13.41, Alfredo Villasenor (Davis) 10:22.59, Alberto Melchor (Davis) 10:23.08, Jesus Alvarez (Selah) 10:25.35.
110 hurdles — AT: Dana Wells (Riverside Christian) 15.20, Kennedy Sarmiento (Sunnyside) 15.48, Henry Matai (Lyle-Wishram) 16.20, Ernesto Gonzalez (Davis) 16.28, Andrew Venema (Bickleton) 16.35, Brendan Shearer (Zillah) 16.99, Dustin Crawford (Prosser) 17.14. Hand: Tyler Cope (Trout Lake-Glenwood) 15.6, Venema 16.0, Shearer 16.1, Crawford 16.5, Michael Risley (West Valley) 16.8w, Dylan Bolt (Prosser) 16.9, Michael Conradt (Mabton) 16.9.
300 hurdles — AT: Dana Wells (Riverside Christian) 38.76, Kennedy Sarmiento (Sunnyside) 42.10, Orlando Chavez (Davis) 43.55, Henry Matai (Lyle-Wishram) 43.59, Andrew Venema (Bickleton) 43.98, Ernesto Gonzalez (Davis) 44.18, Jude Stueckle (Selah) 44.59, John Gage (Highland) 44.69. Hand: Matai 43.0.
4×100 — Davis (Corbray, Rainey, Mandapat, Rodriguez) 43.55, Riverside Christian 44.08, Selah 44.28, Eisenhower 44.82, Sunnyside 45.03, Ellensburg 45.18, La Salle 45.1, Toppenish 45.78.
4×400 — Davis (Contreras, Rainey, Corbray, Mandapat) 3:31.59, West Valley 3:33.39, Sunnyside 3:34.36, Riverside Christian 3:36.83, Lyle-Wishram 3:36.8, Selah 3:37.79, Toppenish 3:38.13, Grandview 3:41.0.
Shot — Jonathan Buchanan (East Valley) 59-5; Jake Wilcox (Naches Valley) 51-4, Andrew Cortes (Sunnyside) 45-5, Jim Price (Lyle-Wishram) 45-1, Edward Martinez (Eisenhower) 44-8, Lane Pearson (Prosser) 43-9.5, Emilio Cervantes (Granger) 43-8.25, Kody Hartley (Prosser) 43-4.5.
Discus — Jonathan Buchanan (East Valley) 169-8, Jake Wilcox (Naches Valley) 151-0, Edward Martinez (Eisenhower) 138-0, Paul Oursland (Kittitas) 133-9, Henry Matai (Lyle-Wishram) 129-4, Oscar Quinones (Toppenish) 128-2, Oscar Ramirez (Toppenish) 124-0, Ryan Walker (Zillah) 123-8.
Javelin — Chase Janosik (Eisenhower) 174-3, Anthony Galaviz (Toppenish) 172-3, Derek Byrne (Riverside Christian) 169-6, Joseph Taylor (Grandview) 169-6, Gus Martinez (Mabton) 160-4, Robert Hicks (Yakama Tribal) 153-8, John Rheaume (Selah) 153-8, Tim Taylor (Grandview) 152-5.
High jump — Eddie Garfias (Davis) 6-2, Dana Wells (Riverside Christian) 6-0, Tyler Hunziker (Goldendale) 6-0, Ryan Chapman (Eisenhower) 5-10, Andrew Venema (Bickleton) 5-10, Colin Anyan (Selah) 5-10, Patrick Newman (Highland) 5-10, Derek Byrne (Riverside Christian) 5-10, Ignacio Romero (Selah) 5-10.
Long jump — Brett Blanshan (Selah) 21-3.5, Dana Wells (Riverside Christian) 21-0, Anthony Corbray (Davis) 20-9.5, Joseph Babcock (Grandview) 20-5, Oscar Ramirez (Toppenish) 20-4, Tyler Hunziker (Goldendale) 20-1, Francisco Navarro-Rodrigues (Sunnyside) 19-11, Carlos Ramirez (Toppenish) 19-8.5.
Triple jump — Joseph Babcock (Grandview) 43-2.5, Kyle Gartrell (Riverside Christian) 42-9, Joel Weise (Highland) 42-6.5, Colin Anyan (Selah) 42-0, Jonathan Newport (Eisenhower) 41-4.5, Francisco Navarro-Rodrigues (Sunnyside) 41-0, Jeromie Mason (Klickitat) 40-10.5, Nate Van Tuinen (Riverside Christian) 40-10.
Pole vault — Kyle Stone (Selah) 14-3, Storm Shea (Grandview) 13-6, Kyle Schuetze (Prosser) 13-6, Marcus Schooley (Davis) 13-6, Michael Martinez (Davis) 13-0, Robert Phelps (Lyle-Wishram) 12-7, Evan Wolff (West Valley) 12-6, Joseph Keeton (Eisenhower) 12-6, Patrick Maeder (Bickleton) 12-6.

GIRLS

100 — AT: Chantel Jaeger (West Valley) 12.35, Shannon Bland (Ellensburg) 12.90, Angie Zuniga (Toppenish) 12.90, Shanai Campbell (Eisenhower) 12.97, Teaera Churchwell (Lyle-Wishram) 13.22, Haley Curtis (West Valley) 13.26, Veronica Sanchez (Selah) 13.38, Kasey Head (Selah) 13.41, Andrea Wickenhagen (Highland) 13.41. Hand: Jaeger 12.0w, Zuniga 12.7, Churchwell 12.9, Libny Sandoval (Toppenish) 13.1, Claire Boutillier (Naches Valley) 13.1.
200 — AT: Chantel Jaeger (West Valley) 25.30, Angie Zuniga (Toppenish) 26.22, Casey Demory (Ellensburg) 26.99, Liz Vogt (Trout Lake-Glenwood) 27.01, Shannon Bland (Ellensburg) 27.12, Teaera Churchwell (Lyle-Wishram) 27.13, Shanai Campbell (Eisenhower) 27.36, Veronica Sanchez (Selah) 27.67. Hand: Alicia Ashby (La Salle) 26.5, Anna Schmid (Trout Lake-Glenwood) 27.0, Keely Hausken (West Valley) 27.4w.
400 — Chantel Jaeger (West Valley) 1:00.96, Alicia Ashby (La Salle) 1:01.6, Liz Vogt (Trout Lake-Glenwood) 1:01.6, Anna Schmid (Trout Lake-Glenwood) 1:01.8, Chelsea Nell (West Valley) 1:01.9, Madison Moore (Prosser) 1:02.18, Shannon Bland (Ellensburg) 1:02.45, Bethany Imperial (Riverside Christian) 1:02.84.
800 — Shawna Schooley (Davis) 2:23.15, Sandra Martinez (Davis) 2:23.94, Neola Putnam (Trout Lake-Glenwood) 2:24.08, Lisa Olander (West Valley) 2:24.92, Natalie Gibb (Kittitas) 2:26.84, Kaitlin Kaluzny (Davis) 2:28.54, Mayra Chavez (Eisenhower) 2:29.36, Audrey Urlacher (West Valley) 2:29.54.
1,600 — Sandra Martinez (Davis) 5:07.0, Shawna Schooley (Davis) 5:13.51, Sammi Jo Blodgett (Wapato) 5:24.42, Charlie Fiander (Wapato) 5:25.00, Neola Putnam (Trout Lake-Glenwood) 5:26.0, Mayra Chavez (Eisenhower) 5:26.19, Kaitlin Kaluzny (Davis) 5:27.91, Yasamin Mohsenian (East Valley) 5:29.49.
3,200 — Sandra Martinez (Davis) 10.43.24, Berenice Penaloza (Eisenhower) 11:48.90, Audrey Urlacher (West Valley) 11:50.84, Neola Putnam (Trout Lake-Glenwood) 11:59.3, Katrina Radach (East Valley) 11:59.68, Daniela Depaz (East Valley) 12:14.15, Hannah Kaluzny (Davis) 12:16.77, Margret Parobek (West Valley) 12:36.17.
100 hurdles — AT: Kira Lewis (West Valley) 15.82, Shelby Moore (Prosser) 16.41, Samantha Brewer (Klickitat) 16.62, Lena Mitchell (Selah) 17.28, Anna Schmid (Trout Lake-Glenwood) 17.32, Sara Galliway (Prosser) 17.59, Justine Benner (Naches Valley) 17.82, Katherine Bravo (Eisenhower) 17.99. Hand: Lewis 15.4w, Brewer 16.1, Schmid 16.9, Benner 17.0, Trishi Williams (Mabton) 17.3.
300 hurdles — AT: Anna Schmid (Trout Lake-Glenwood) 46.95, Katherine Bravo (Eisenhower) 48.52, Lena Mitchell (Selah) 49.77, Jessica Montoya (Eisenhower) 50.09, Mollie Cunnington (Riverside Christian) 50.94, Sara Galliway (Prosser) 50.95, Makayla Huckabee (Selah) 51.65, Ariana Saavedra (Toppenish) 52.23. Hand: Cunnington 50.3.
4×100 — West Valley (Curtis, Nell, Jaeger, Hausken) 51.11, Toppenish 51.23, Eisenhower 51.33, Selah 51.57, Naches Valley 52.8, Ellensburg 52.95, Prosser 53.16, Highland 53.4.
4×200 — West Valley (Curtis, Nell, Hausken, Jaeger) 1:49.86, Selah 1:53.03, Prosser 1:53.78, Toppenish 1:54.11, La Salle 1:54.2, Eisenhower 1:55.54, Davis 1:56.16, Highland 1:57.8.
4×400 — Trout Lake-Glenwood (Paxson, Schmid, Putnam, Vogt) 4:12.83, Davis 4:18.04, West Valley 4:19.30, Prosser 4:20.50, Ellensburg 4:20.55, Eisenhower 4:20.70, La Salle 4:23.1, Wapato 4:27.02.
Shot — Raisa Yates (East Valley) 39-4, Jessica Bush (Eisenhower) 38-9, Jazmine Frazier (Eisenhower) 36-6.75, Annie Martinez (East Valley) 35-6, Kinzi Poteet (Grandview) 35-5, Kelsie Taylor (Naches Valley) 34-10, Trishi Williams (Mabton) 34-5, Sadie Shattuck (Goldendale) 33-8.
Discus — Ana Zapien (Prosser) 133-10, Raisa Yates (East Valley) 127-3, Kinzi Poteet (Grandview) 120-8, Jessica Bush (Eisenhower) 119-3, Trishi Williams (Mabton) 107-5, Katelynn Clinton (Bickleton) 105-0, Jazmine Frazier (Eisenhower) 103-0, Kayla Randles (Eisenhower) 99-1.
Javelin — Kierstin Wilson (Selah) 132-6, Trishi Williams (Mabton) 130-10, Brittany Price (Lyle-Wishram) 126-7, Taylor Herzog (West Valley) 116-11, Liz Pickett (Ellensburg) 116-4, Kinzi Poteet (Grandview) 116-3, Lindsay Bronkhorst (East Valley) 114-4, Jessica Farris (Naches Valley) 109-3.
High jump — Samantha Brewer (Klickitat) 5-3, Megan Hopp (Riverside Christian) 5-1, Daria Winckler (Davis) 5-0, Acacia Young (Ellensburg) 5-0, Blythe Monoian (Toppenish) 4-10, Stephanie George (East Valley) 4-10, Alicia Cikauskas (Selah) 4-10, Katelynn Clinton (Bickleton) 4-10.
Long jump — Justine Benner (Naches Valley) 16-7, Liz Vogt (Trout Lake-Glenwood) 16-6.5, Claire Boutillier (Naches Valley) 16-3.25, Chantel Jaeger (West Valley) 16-2.5, Kasey Head (Selah) 16-0, Samantha Brewer (Klickitat) 15-9.5, Danielle Van Tuinen (Riverside Christian) 15-9.5, Vida Rezaie (West Valley) 15-7.5.
Triple jump — Kira Lewis (West Valley) 35-0, Danielle Van Tuinen (Riverside Christian) 33-10, Erin Smith (Selah) 33-0, Claire Boutillier (Naches Valley) 32-10, Bethany Imperial (Riverside Christian) 32-9.5, Kelly Snyder (Naches Valley) 31-11, Samantha Brewer (Klickitat) 31-8.5, Megan Kinney (Eisenhower) 31-6.5.
Pole vault — Shelby Moore (Prosser) 9-0, Belen Lopez (Selah) 9-0, Star Kibby (Bickleton) 8-6, Katie Herndon (Sunnyside) 8-6, Sabrina Galaviz (Toppenish) 8-3, Mckenzie Zoller (Trout Lake-Glenwood) 8-3, Lety Clark-Olivero (Eisenhower) 8-0, Colleen Newell (La Salle) 8-0, Hannah Swigart (Goldendale) 8-0, Madison Moore (Prosser) 8-0.

Reilly lands at the top

CWU QB signs with Super Bowl champs

Mike Reilly’s disappointment at not getting drafted quickly faded as the former Central Washington University quarterback earned his NFL shot at the top of the heap.

Reilly agreed to terms with the Super Bowl-champion Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday night, just hours after he was passed over in the seven-round draft.

“I’m very excited,” Reilly in a telephone interview. “It was a disappointment not to have been drafted, but at the end of the day, when all is said and done, I’m still getting a chance, and that’s all I’ve ever wanted in the first place.”

Reilly’s Wildcat teammate, tight end Jared Bronson, agreed to terms with the Miami Dolphins, Central coach Blaine Bennett said Sunday evening.

“It’s disappointing they didn’t get called in the draft, but it’s great for both of them,” Bennett said.

Former Eisenhower High and University of Washington center Juan Garcia also went undrafted, and as of late Sunday night, it wasn’t known if Garcia had received a free-agent offer from an NFL team.

Reilly not only didn’t have to wait long for an offer, he had multiple ones to choose from.

The record-setting signal-caller said there were three other teams also seeking his services — the Minnesota Vikings, Washington Redskins and Oakland Raiders — and all three also made offers, but in the end, it was an easy decision, he said.

Reilly said the Steelers’ offer was substantially better than the other three, in addition to having an opportunity to go in and play on a Super Bowl championship team.

He will leave Thursday for Pittsburgh, where he’ll take part in a rookie orientation before returning to his home in the Tri-Cities.

Local report–Central fastpitch drops two

MONMOUTH, Ore. — Western Oregon dealt Central Washington’s hopes of winning the GNAC title a setback as the Wolves swept the Wildcats 5-2 and 6-1 in a fastpitch doubleheader Sunday.

Central (26-10 GNAC, 30-19) now trails Montana State Billings by three games with four left to play. The Yellowjackets host Central for doubleheaders on Friday and Saturday, meaning the Wildcats need to sweep all four games to win the GNAC title and an automatic berth into the NCAA Division II tournament.

Sunday, Western Oregon beat 20-game winner Linse Vlahovich in the opener as Bailey Rueck and Sasha Koki both homered. Koki and Emily Kenagy drove in two runs each.

Tierra-Lyn Cuba homered and drove in three runs, and Rueck had two RBI in the second game for the Wolves (19-15, 22-23).

Game 1

Central    020    000    0    —    2    3    1

W. Oregon    032    000    x    —    5    10    0

Vlahovich and Rossman; Wood and Little. HR—Bailey Rueck, Sasha Koki.

Game 2

Central    010    000    0    —    1    3    0

W. Oregon    000    204    x    —    6    7    1

Baxter, Vlahovich (6) and Rossman; Lessard and Little. HR—Tierra-Lyn Cuba.

PREP FASTPITCH

Cle Elum sweeps Goldendale

CLE ELUM — Hailey Bator struck out 14 in the opener and also went 4-for-4 with a home run and three RBI, and then added three hits and two RBI in the second game as Cle Elum swept Goldendale in a SCAC fastpitch doubleheader on Saturday.

Cle Eum won 5-2 and 12-10.

Game 1

Goldendale    020    000    0    —    2    4    2

Cle Elum    001    040    x    —    5    10    1

Hudson, Bloom (4) and Kartes; Bator and Jones.

Highlights: Bloom (G) RBI; Bator (CE) 14 Ks, 4-4, HR, 3 RBI, 2 runs; Rogers 3-3, run.

Game 2

Goldendale    210    052    0    —    10    17    6

Cle Elum    101    704    x    —    12    13    5

Hudson, Hoffman (3) and Gaston; Soderstrom, Bator (5) and Jones.

Highlights: Hoffman (G) 4-4, 2b, 3 runs, RBI; Kartes (G) 3-4, 3 RBI, run; Gaston (G) 3-5, 2b, 3 runs, RBI; Bloom (G) 3-5, 2 RBI; Hudson (G) 2-5, 3 RBI, run; Bator (CE) 3-4, 2 runs, 2 RBI; Sweigard (CE) 3-4, 2b, 2 runs, RBI; Jones (CE) 2-3, 2 runs, RBI; Rogers (CE) 2-4, 3 RBI, run; Morshouse (CE) 2-4, 2 runs, RBI; Sutton (CE) 2 runs.

A day at the races

YAKIMA, Wash. — The Northwest Quarter Midget Regional is at Renegade Raceway this weekend. The two-day event, which draws racers from several states and British Columbia, began Saturday and continues today.

For a look at the event through the lens of Yakima Herald-Republic photographer Sara Gettys, look at her photo gallery (below) from Saturday’s racing by clicking and enlarging a thumbnail.

PHOTO GALLERY

Adkison wins wild playoff to capture Senior Invitational

YAKIMA, Wash. — First-round leader Bill Adkison, after carding a 6-over-par 76 on a windy SunTides morning, went home Saturday convinced he had no chance to win the second-annual Yakima Valley Seniors Invitational Tournament.

Later, he thought he’d return to watch the eventual winner.

Fortunately, he brought along his clubs.

And Adkison, who has played in final foursomes in numerous local amateur events over the years, found himself taking the title after five nerve-wracking holes in a sudden-death finish, besting defending champion Troy Wilmoth and long-hitting Joel Elder, at 50 the youngest entry in the event.

It was a gritty finish to a tournament that could have been won by four challengers earlier in the round, but wasn’t. Elder played solidly almost throughout, but then went four over par on the final three holes to settle into a tie with Adkison.

Wilmoth, who made up four strokes after carding a two-over first round score at Mount Adams on Friday, could have won it on the 18th hole had his 12-foot birdie putt fallen. It didn’t, putting him into the playoff.

Ward Jackson, whose Friday 75 had put him in contention, had but to par the 18th hole to grab the title after making a clutch 12-footer for par on the 17th.

Troubled by a misbehaving driver, Jackson opted for a utility club on the tee at 18, but the ball caught the wind and sailed out of bounds.

Which left Adkison, Wilmoth, and Elder in sudden-death.

The three matched par on the first four holes, but Wilmoth could have settled the issue on all the holes had a single putt dropped. None did.

Then, on the 440-yard fifth hole, Wilmoth’s tee ball sailed left, while Adkison and Elder split the fairway. Adkison’s approach left him at 25 feet from the apron, while Elder was left with a 35-footer.

Adkison’s two-putt finally settled the issue.

For Elder, a newcomer to high-tension golf, the sudden-death experience was thrilling. “I had my heart in my throat most of the time,” he said.

For Jackson, who could have won but for one errant tee shot, it was all just golf. Simply, golf.

“I couldn’t hit my driver all day,” he said. “So I figured I’d go with my utility club. Then the wind caught it.

“Oh well,” he brightened. “I’m young. I’ll be back.”

YAKIMA SENIORS INVITATIONAL

Final results

Saturday at SunTides Golf Course, par 70

Low Gross of the Field: Bill Adkison 148 (Won five-hole playoff).

Low Net of the Field: Larry Bender 131.

First Flight (ages 50-58) — Gross: Joel Elder 148, Ward Jackson 149, Ray Gallipo 156. Net: Colin Malone 135, Perry McCormick 143, Bruce Lawrence 143.

Second Flight (ages 59-61) — Gross: Jeff Shaw 158, Fred Thysell 159, Will Curley 160. Net: Bruce Damaskos 141, Marty Buehler 141, Keith Grace 145, Bob Bergeron 145.

Third Flight (ages 62-66) — Gross: Troy Wilmoth 148, Don Knight 153, Mike Sissom 159. Net: Georghe Antol 137, Ben Sifuentes 139, Larry Glazier 144.

Fourth Flight (ages 67-up) — Gross: Russ Arbuckle 155, Mike Chambers 161, Don Capps 163. Net: Ken Hawkins 142, Rudy Gasparac 143, Larry Ozanich 143.

KPs: (At Mt. Adams) Jerry Ward, Kim Lowary. (At SunTides) Rick Mason, Don Fisher.

Prep baseball roundup — Selah wraps up conference championship

GRANDVIEW, Wash. — Another year, another championship for Selah’s baseball team.

The unbeaten, top-ranked Vikings secured the CWAC title Saturday with a 22-0, 19-0 sweep of Grandview to give them a four-game conference lead with only three to play.

The league championship was the third straight for Selah and seventh in 10 years.

Jake Fife threw a one-hitter in the opener, then had two hits and drove in three runs in the second game.

Matt Snider hit a two-run homer in the first game and went 3-for-4 with two RBI in the second, and Alex Fickes, Stephan Schmidt and Kurt Lindemann drove in three runs apiece in the opener for the Vikings.

Game 1

Selah        (10)10    0(11)    —    22    14    1

Grandview        000    00    —    0    1    7

Fife and Snider; Mattice and Moore

Highlights: Alex Fickes (S) 1-1, 3 RBI; Stephan Schmidt (S) 3-5, 3 RBI; Justin Windsor (S) 2-5, 2 RBI; Kurt Lindemann (S) 2-4, 3 RBI; Tyler Porter (S) 2-3; Matt Snider (S) 2-run HR,

Game 2

Selah        (10)40    32    —    19    12    0

Grandview        000    00    —    0    1    3

Windsor, Dallman (4) and Porter; Oros, Flores (3), Rhinehart (5) and Rhinehart, Moore (5).

Highlights: Fife (S) 2-4, 3 RBI; Snider (S) 3-4, 2 2b, 2 RBI; Kyle Fickes (S) 2-3, 2 RBI.

ELLENSBURG 18-8, OTHELLO 12-10: At Othello, Matt Herbert was 3-3 in the opener and homered along with Kramer Farrell and D.J.Smith.

Herbert followed with a 3-for-4 second game and Joel Green homered, but Othello matched the Bulldogs’ 14 hits as Ric Garza was 3-for-3 and Lee Gomez drove in three runs.

Game 1

Ellensburg    053    250    3    —    18    13    4

Othello    013    300    5    —    12    9    5

Brendon Story, D.J. Smith (4) and Tyler Morris; Michael Garza, Valdez (5), Marc Garza (7) and Shon Valdez, C.J. Garza (5).

Highlights: Matt Herbert (E) 3-3, HR; Mike McNeight (E) 3-4; Kramer Farrell (E) 2-3, HR; D.J. Smith (E) HR.

Game 2

Ellensburg    510    002    0    —    8    14    3

Othello    230    041    x    —    10    14    3

Ethan Sterkel, Farrell (5) and Smith; Marc Garza and Valdez.

Highlights: Herbert (E) 3-4; Joel Green (E) 3-4, HR; Ma. Garza (O) 8K; Ric Garza (O) 3-3; C. Garza (O) 2-3; Lee Gomez (O) 2-3, 3 RBI.
EAST VALLEY 14-12, QUINCY 1-4: At Quincy, Trent Sikes went 3-for-3 with two doubles and four RBI in the second game to cap East Valley’s sweep.

Derek Cihn had two hits, including a two-run home run and four RBI, and Kolby Flory and Kyle Fulks added two RBI each in the opener for EV.

Game 1

East Valley    071    024    —    14    15    1

Quincy    100    000    —    1    7    4

Schoonover and Janis; Petersson and Ybarra.

Highlights: Jordan Cameron (EV) 3-5, RBI; Derek Cihn (EV) 2-5, HR, 4 RBI; Kory Sauve (EV) 2-5; Kolby Flory (EV) 3-4, 2b, 3b, 2 RBI; Kyle Fulks (EV) 2-4, 2 RBI.

Game 2

East Valley    411    140    1    —    12    13    2

Quincy    100    030    0    —    4    6    8

Janis, Clements (5) and Cruse; Hinkins, Barnes (5) and Ybarra

Highlights: Trent Sikes (EV) 3-3, 2 2b, 4 RBI; Sauve (EV) 2-5, RBI; Jonathan Janis (EV) 2-3.
PROSSER 16-15, TOPPENISH 1-2: At Prosser, Cory Christensen went 4-for-4 with five RBI in the second game to help finish Prosser’s sweep.

Craig Gustafson had three RBI in each game for the Mustangs.

Game 1

Toppenish        100    00    —    1    4    2

Prosser        833    2x    —    16    14    0

Valdez, Maldonado (1) and Lustre; Yahne and Finn

Highlights: Preston Yahne (P) 8 K’s, 2-3, 2 RBI; Craig Gustafson (P) 2-4, 3 RBI; T.J. Finn (P) 1-2, 3b, RBI; Tyler Niemeyer (P) 2-4, HR, RBI; Cory Christensen (P) 2-4, RBI; Cole Groom (P) 3-4, RBI; Michael Hanlon (P) 1-2, 2 RBI.

Game 2

Toppenish        002    00    —    2    5    4

Prosser        244    5x    —    15    16    2

Hernandez, Medina (4) and Maldonado; Fassler and Donavan

Highlights: Luis Hernandez (T) 3-3, RBI; Gustafson (P) 3b, 3 RBI; Alex Romero (P) 2-3, RBI; Niemeyer (P) 2-3, 2b, RBI; Christensen (P) 4-4, 2b, 5 RBI; Yahne (P) 2-4; Zane Thometz (P) 2-3, 2 runs.

FRIDAY’S LINESCORES

Game 1

Wapato    010    000    0    —    1    5    5

Ephrata    004    400    x    —    8    7    0

DeLeon, Gomez (6) and (catcher unvailable);  Robinson and (catcher unavailable).

Game 2

Wapato    000    011    0    —    2    2    1

Ephrata    213    000    x    —    6    6    1

Alvarado and (catcher unavailable); Hubbard (W, 4IP, R, 2H, 4K, 2BB), Gray (5), Todd (7) and (catcher unavailable).

SCAC

CLE ELUM 16-7, GOLDENDALE 7-4: At Cle Elum, Justin Cushing had four RBI, three coming on a bases-loaded triple in the opener, and then struck out seven in six innings in the second game to lead Cle Elum.

Game 1

Goldendale    005    002    0    —    7    8    4

Cle Elum    130    282    x    —    16    14    4

Cronin, Gladden (4), Cochran (7) and Cochran, Cline (7); T. Cushing and C. Zapel

Highlights: Cline (G) 2b; Herin (G) 3b, 3 RBI; Loyer (CE) 2b, 3 RBI; Cody Childs (CE) 3b, RBI; Craft (CE) 2 RBI; Justin Cushing (CE) 3b, 4 RBI; Terrence Cushing (CE) 9 Ks, 2 RBI.

Game 2

Goldendale    110    000    2    —    4    8    0

Cle Elum    120    310    x    —    7    9    0

Fields, Trunkey (4) and Cochran; J. Cushing, Reynolds (7) and C. Zapel.

Highlights: Herin (G) RBI; Fields (G) RBI; Cody Childs (CE) 2b, RBI; J. Cushing (CE) 7 Ks.

MID-VALLEY 2B

LA SALLE 11-14, RIVERSIDE CHRISTIAN 4-4: At La Salle, Dylan Sattler had two hits in each game, drove in four runs in the opener and homered in the second to lead the Lightning.

Steven Stein homered in the opener for Riverside Christian.

Game 1

Riv. Christian    201    010    0    —    4    5    1

La Salle    112    250    x    —    14    8    2

Bass, M. Stein (4), Cervantes (6) and Neiffer; Butterfield, Boyle (6) and Anderton.

Highlights: Steven Stein (RC) 2-3, HR; Dyllan Sattler (LS) 2-4, 4 RBI.

Game 2

Riv. Christian        040    00    —    4    7    2

La Salle        301    28    —    14    15    1

S. Stein, Cervantes (4) and Bass; Kilsimer and Satler.

Highlights: Sattler (LS) 2-3, HR; Sam Glazier (LS) 3-4; Nick Butterfield (LS) 3-4.

NORTH CENTRAL B

KITTITAS 26-20, LIBERTY BELL 0-10: At Kittitas, Ben Arnold and Tom Studer had four RBI each in the opener, and Steve Pebles drove in four and Taylor Morris had three hits and two RBI in the second game as Kittitas rolled.

Game 1

Liberty Bell        000    00    —    0    2    5

Kittitas        (17)81    2x    —    26    17    0

Kelly, Smith (2), Lone (4) and Johnson; Slyfield, Brooks (4) and Studer.

Highlights: Spencer Slyfield (K) 2-3, HR; Ben Arnold (K) 2-2, 2 3b, 4 RBI; Ryland Fogle (K) 2-3, 2 RBI; Tom Studer (K) 2-4, HR, 4 RBI; Nate Sorensen (K) 3-3, 2 2b, 3b.

Game 2

Liberty Bell        500    50    —    10    8    3

Kittitas        (10)00    64    —    20    18    3

Johnson, Hill (2), Reeves (3), Stevee (4) and Cribb, Johnson (2); Sorensen, Morris (2), Slyfield (4) and Studer.

Highlights: Steven Pebles (K) 3-5, 2b, 4 RBI; Ryland Fogle (K) 4-5, 2b, 3b; Zack Pebles (K) 2-5, 2b; Taylor Morris (K) 3-5, 2 RBI.

NON-LEAGUE

ZILLAH 27-12, WAHLUKE 2-5: At Wahluke, Trevor Fink was 3-for-4 with seven RBI in the opener, and Blake Dasso was 6-for-9 with five RBI for the day to spark Zillah’s sweep.

Jacob Olivas drove in three runs in the opener, and Trevor Oswalt had three RBI in the second game for the Leopards.

Game 1

Zillah        749    16    —    27    19    1

Wahluke        101    00    —    2    5    8

Fink, Rodriguez (5) and Olivas; Tovar, Rodriguez (4) and Sabin.

Highlights: Blake Dasso (Z) 3-4, 4 RBI; Trevor Fink (Z) 3-4, 7 RBI; Jacob Olivas (Z) 3 RBI.

Game 2

Zillah    400    222    2    —    12    13    3

Wahluke    100    000    4    —    5    6    3

Ziegler, Rodriguez (7) and Olivas; Jiminez and Harai.

Highlights: Trevor Oswalt (Z) 3-4, 3 RBI; Dasso (Z) 3-5, RBI; Rafael Guzman (Z) 2-2 2 RBI; Jared Ziegler (Z) 10 K.

Prep tennis roundup — Rams’ Filliol takes Yakima Invite title again

YAKIMA, Wash. — For the second year in a row, West Valley junior Alexis Filliol didn’t drop a game en route to winning the Singles No. 1 title in Saturday’s eight-team Yakima Invitational tennis tournament at Kissel Park.

Filliol defeated Davis’ Briana Tamaki 6-0, 6-0 in the final.

BOYS

Team scores: Seattle Prep 60, West Valley 43, Walla Walla 38, Issaquah 36, Davis 35, Mt. Spokane 32, Eisenhower 24, Shadle Park 2.

Singles No. 1 — Championship: Taylor Hunt (SP) d. Jeff Carlson (WV) 6-2, 6-4. 3rd: Nathan Mount (Ike) d. Matt Johnson (WW) 6-2, 6-4.

Singles No. 2 — Championship: Shuhei Matsuya (SP) d. Daniel Wenkler (WV) 6-2, 6-0. 3rd: Evan Cheung (Iss) d. Sebastein Barrett (D) 6-3, 6-0.

Singles No. 3 — Championship: Garrett Vincent (SP) d. Cooper Anderson (WV) 6-2, 6-4. 3rd: Jack Crouter (WW) d. Chris Parrish (D) 7-6, 7-5.

Doubles No. 1 — Championship: Jason Bediones-Andrew La Cava (SP) d. Kyle Beatty-Andew Nguyen (Iss) 6-1, 6-0. 3rd: Andrew Braddock-Blake Rowley (WW) d. Mitchell Anderson-Steven Woods (WV) 6-3, 6-3.

Doubles No. 2 — Championship: Drew Beckman-Evan Beckman (SP) d. Hayden Chisholm-Kevin Kayahara (Iss) 6-0, 6-3. 3rd: William Coleman-Martin Roger-Reyes (D) d. Quinn Falcon-Kevin Leier (WW) score unavailable.

Doubles No. 3 — Championship: Nick Biagi-Briton Richardson (SP) d. Kyle Ketcham-Davis Paollela (D)  6-0, 6-2. 3rd: Brannon Goldman-Evan Song (Iss) d. Jeff Ladderud-Yifan Yand (WW) 6-0, 6-0.

GIRLS

Team scores: Seattle Prep 50, Walla Walla 45, Issaquah 41, Bellarmine 39, West Valley 35, Davis 33, Eisenhower 27.

Singles No. 1 — Championship: Alexis Filliol (WV) d. Briana Tamaki (D) 6-0, 6-0. 3rd: Tianna Cummings (WW) d. Robin Klein (Ike) 6-1, 6-1.

Singles No. 2 — Championship: Kate Kunkel-Patterson (D) d. Sarah Soriano (B) 6-0, 6-1. 3rd: Gallian Heilbrunn (SP) d. Anne Schulz (WW) 6-1, 6-2.

Singles No. 3 — Championship: Miyki Ikoyu (WW) d. Sarah Newman (SP) 6-4, 7-5. 3rd: Jasmine Okbinoglu (Ike) d. Hannah Klabo (WV) 6-0, 6-2.

Doubles No. 1 — Championship: Julia Galbraith-Nell Snonnard (B) d. Kat Magee-Clare McReynolds (SP) 6-2, 6-2. 3rd: Kindall Gehrett-Presley Peck (WW) d. Ariel Hagen-Selen Lustig (Iss), 4-6, 6-4, 6-0.

Doubles No. 2 — Championship: Mika Asaba-Alyssa Wilson (Iss) d. Lauren Adams-Maddie Klein (B) 2-6, 6-4, 6-4. 3rd: Jenny Biagi-Emily Newman (SP) d. Hillary Pratt-Tiffany Sissom (WV) 6-1, 6-1.

Doubles No. 3 — Championship: Katherine Allison-Emma Haberlach (Iss) d. Kyra McHugh-Jamie Whitaker (SP) 6-3, 4-6, 6-4. 3rd: Ali Sellstead-Carlie Ruff (Ike) d. Jen Foster-Jessica Hagel (B) 2-6, 6-3, 6-2.

Viking Invitational

BOYS

Team scores: Hanford. 23, University Prep 18, Eastmont 9, Selah 5.

Singles No. 1 — Final: Jake Knox (H) d. Matt Higgins (UP) 6-0, 6-0. Consolation: Kevin Bertelsen (S) d. Aaron Lince (E) 6-0, 6-1.

Singles No. 2 — Final: Andrew Lea (H) d. Devin Teske (S) 6-1, 6-0. Consolation: Braden Wielick (E) d. Sam Thomsen (UP) 5-7, 6-3, 6-0.

Singles No. 3 — Final: A.J. Thomas (H) d. Blake Titcomb (UP) 6-2, 6-1. Consolation: Mitul Poshia (E) d. Ethan Ward (S) 6-2, 6-2.

Doubles No. 1 — Final: Corbit-Leveque (UP) d. Spaun-Delabarre (E) 6-2, 6-2. Consolation: Zhou-Hubert (H) d. Freeborn-Shaffer (S) 6-1, 6-1.

Doubles No. 2 — Final: Wahl-Dreyfoos (UP) d. Li-Wang (H) 6-3, 6-2. Consolation: Cronin-Canada (E) d. Welch-Simonds 6-2, 6-0.

GIRLS

Team scores: Eastmont 21, Hanford 20, Selah 9, University Prep 5.

Singles No. 1 — Final: Samantha Merry (H) d. Bekah Waterhouse (E) 6-0, 6-2. Consolation: Josy Blair (UP) d. Jessica Martin (S) 6-0, 6-1.

Singles No. 2 — Final: Cassandra Dicken (H) d. Rachel Miller (E) 6-3, 6-0. Consolation: Renee Hausske (S) d. Isabel Hartmann (UP) 7-5, 6-7, 6-2.

Singles No. 3 — Final: Alex Sharpe (H) d. Brooke Compton (E) , no score reported. Consolation: Taylor Silverthorn (S) d. Katie Chrisinger (UP) 6-1, 6-1.

Doubles No. 1 — Final: Mayer-Waterhouse (E) d. Carey-Welch (S) 6-1, 6-1. Consolation: Gallant-Mitchell (H) d. Driscoll-Rotkis (UP) 6-4, 7-5.

Doubles No. 2 — Final: Dahlin-Waterhouse (E) d. Sanford-Tenneson (UP) 6-2, 6-0. Consolation: Russell-Thompson (S) d. Bright-Antoniak (H) 4-6, 6-4, 6-2.

CWAC

Ellensburg boys 5, Grandview 0

Singles: Josiah Jackson (E) d. Rogi Fajardo 6-0, 6-1; Aaron Porter (E) d. Ryan Rodriguez 6-0, 6-0.

Doubles: Michael Komorowski-Edgar Candido (E) d. Bryan Elliott-Mando Madrigal 2-6, 6-2, 6-1;  Colton Chandler-Gabe Contreras (E) d. Alex Schnebly-Justin Moreno 2-6, 6-2, 6-0; Tim Hurson-Ivan Campuzano (E) d. Luke Rogers-Angel Lopez 6-1, 6-1. CWAC record: Ellensburg 9-0.

Ellensburg girls 5, Grandview 0

Singles: Abigail Pellett (E) d. Gabby Sauve 6-0, 6-1; Emily Carbaugh (E) d. Mariah Coronado 6-0, 6-1. Doubles: Mizan Brown-Megan Rodriquez (E) d. Joelle Smart-Jessica Hernandez 6-0, 6-1; Daphne Hall-Erica Medina (E) d. Ali Gray-Haley Lindsley 6-1, 6-0; Kristen Gousse-Samantha Wyatt (E) d. Tirra Seely-Casandra Hudon 4-6, 7-5, 6-4. CWAC record: Ellensburg 9-0.

Toppenish boys 4, Ephrata 1

Singles: Ammon Stancliffe (T) d. Tyler Van Heusden 1-6, 6-2, 6-1; Connor Sears (E) d. Junior Kang 6-2, 1-6, 6-3.

Doubles: Lucas Reynolds-Noah French (T) d. Chris Norris-Thomas Pheasant 4-6, 6-1, 6-3; Jakee Stahi-Robert Montelongo (T) d. Chris Ortega-Christian Nuckolls 6-4, 6-2; Omar Alegria-Jose Nolasco (T) d. Michael McDonnell-Shane Rectenwold 6-4, 6-3.

Toppenish girls 3, Ephrata 2

Singles: Leslie Avalos (T) d. Chloe Schmidt 6-4, 6-4; Mia Flint (E) d. Brenda Cuevas 6-0, 6-1.

Doubles: Candy Villegas-Cintia Gil (T) d. Sara Ratigan-Anna Martell 6-2, 6-1; Bailey Huylar-Vania Zuno (T) d. Shealyn Beierman-Courtney Bergman 6-2, 6-1; Jessica Franks-Kelsey Smith (E) d. Cindy Lemus-Araceli Aguilera 6-3, 7-5.

Othello boys 5, East Valley 0

Singles :  TD Petersen (O) d. Cameron Snyder 6-2, 6-2; Sam Harris (O) d. Dustin Martinez 6-1, 6-1.

Doubles: Judah Gowan-Ryley Peterson (O) d. John Olsen-Jeryn Gonzalez 6-3, 6-3; Taylor Vigneri-Max Harris (O) d. Jacob Thiessen-Dilbar Whokar 7-6 (3), 6-3; Jesse Espinoza-Parker Davis (O) d. Zach Varderhoff-Austin Wilson 7-6 (6), 6-3.

Othello girls 3, East Valley 2

Singles: Ashleigh Snyder (O) d. Holly Grimm 6-0, 6-7 (4), 6-3; Samantha Simmons (EV) d. Holly Taylor 6-4, 6-0.

Doubles: Kayla Spohr-Jadee Roylance (O) d. Jaime Miller-Karlee Harris 6-2, 7-6 (3); Apryl Sellers-Kayla Davis (EV) d. Emily Morgan-Jody Walker 6-4, 6 -4; Emma Hymas-Jocelyn Cantu (O) d. Candace Cupples-Emma Jo Scherschligt 2-6, 6-2, 6-4.

SCAC

Goldendale boys 5, Naches Valley 0

Singles: Sonny Hammack (G) d. Terrance Kleeschulte 6-3, 6-3; Dillon Beierle (G) d. Garett Roberts 6-2, 6-2.

Doubles: Chase Wing-Fletcher Wilhite (G) d. Tyler Slick-Cameron Fisk 6-0, 6-0; Bryan Milberger-Zack Shattuck (G) d. Jeremy Gaudette-Garrett Gentry 6-4, 6-2; Goldendale won No. 3 doubles by forfeit.

Naches Valley girls 3, Goldendale 2

Singles: Zori Fossum (NV) d. Stacy Thompson 6-2, 6-1; Larissa Fossum (NV) d. Amanda Stelter 6-1, 6-1.

Doubles: Kylee Bellamy-Ryell Carley (G) d. Leticia Gonzalez-Mariah Elsner 6-3, 6-4; Tayler Ranger-Shelly Johnson (NV) d. Sierra Davis-Tayler Bradley 6-2, 6-4; Felicia Budde-Nanna Olsen (G) d. Ashley Hunter-Satinder Kaur 3-6, 7-6 (7-2), 6-3.

Prep soccer roundup — Rams rumble to eighth straight victory

YAKIMA, Wash. — With two more goals by Junior Ayala and a stout defensive effort, West Valley’s streaking boys soccer team won its eighth straight match on Saturday, blanking Hanford 5-0 at Cottonwood Field.

Ayala’s goals came during a 4-0 burst in the first half. He has a Valley-best 22 goals for the season.
First half: 1. WV, Junior Ayala, 21:00; 2. WV, Kyle Boyle, 29:00; 3. WV, Ayala (Cris Gonzalez), 35:00; 4. WV, Ernesto Rivas (Connor Nathe), 39:00.

Second half: 5. WV, Nathe (Ayala), 52:00.

Saves: Phil Lopez (WV) 2, Kevin Madson (H) 12.
DAVIS 2, KAMIAKIN 0: At Davis, Salvador Navarro scored both goals, and Alexes Garcia made five saves to earn the shutout for Davis (7-5, 8-5).

Navarro’s first goal came just 12 minutes into the match.

First half: 1. Davis, Salvador Navarro (Alexio Garcia) 12:00.

Second half: 2. Davis, Navarro (Andres Ruiz) 79:00.

Saves: Abel Bautista, Shad Harp (K) 9; Alexes Garcia (D) 5.
EISENHOWER 2, WALLA WALLA 1: At Marquette Stadium, Sabdi Palma scored late in the first half, and Jonathan Herrera added another goal early in the second as Ike held on.

First half: 1, Eisenhower, Sabdi Palma (Chris Beehler), 38:00.

Second half: 2, Eisenhower, Jonathan Herrera (James Akers), 48:00; 3, Walla Walla, Rene Salvana, 52:00.

Saves: Andrain Tinajero (E) 2, Andrew Glaeser (WW) 1.
SUNNYSIDE 3, EASTMONT 2 (SO): At Eastmont, Sunnyside (3-5, 7-6) outscored Eastmont 6-5 in the shootout to earn the victory.

Sergio Licona’s goal with less than two minutes left in regulation pulled the Grizzlies even.
First half: 1. Sunnyside, Bryan Galvan (Carlos Alvarez), 12:00; 2. Eastmont, Jose Sotelo, 40:00.

Second half: 3. Eastmont, Sotelo, 32:00; 4. Sunnyside, Sergio Licona, 78:00.

Overtime: None.

Shootout: Sunnyside 6, Eastmont 5.

Saves: Joaquin Perez (S) 3; Eastmont keeper 2.

CWAC

PROSSER 3, GRANDVIEW 2 (OT): At Grandview, Anthony Cervantez scored in overtime to lift Prosser (8-2, 10-3). He also assisted on Memo Correa’s first-half goal, with Correa assisting on Maynor Maza’s tally.

Sammy Villa scored twice for Grandview.
First half: 1. Prosser, Memo Correa (Anthony Cervantez), 5:00; 2. Prosser, Maynor Maza (Correa), 18:00; 3. Grandview, Sammy Villa, 22:00; 4. Grandview, Villa (Hernan Guevara), 28:00.

Second half: None.

Overtime: 5. Prosser, Cervantez.

Saves: Brian Molina (P) 4; Teclo Perez (G) 7.
TOPPENISH 4, EAST VALLEY 0: At Toppenish, Cesar Salbasla scored a goal and added two assists for Toppenish, which jumped to a 3-0 halftime lead.
First half: 1, Toppenish, Victor Lopez (Cesar Salbasla), 10:00; 2, Toppenish, Abraham Martinez, 20:00; 3, Toppenish, Luis Alcala (Salbasla), 35:00.

Second half: 4, Toppenish Salbasla, (Lopez), 60:00.

Saves: Leo Fuentes (T) 4, Adrian Uribe (EV) 8.
ELLENSBURG 2, EPHRATA 0: At Ellensburg, Dayton Abbott scored a first-half goal and assisted on the second tally in the North Division contest. Goalie Andrew Yoder stopped eight shots for the Bulldogs.

First half: 1. Ellensburg, Dayton Abbott, 38:00.

Second half: 2. Ellensburg, Sam Cordero (Abbott) 75:00.

Saves: Jordan Hurst (Eph) 8; Andrew Yoder (Ell) 8.

OTHELLO 4, SELAH 2: At Othello, the unbeaten Huskies broke away from a 1-1 tie with three straight second-half goals.
First half: 1. Othello, Jorge Campos, 40:00.

Second half: 2. Selah, Austin Radebaugh, 43:00; 3. Othello, Campos, 49:00; 4. Othello, Jesse Villareal, 62:00; 5. Othello, Ivan Lopez, 65:00; 6. Selah, Daniel Hernandez, 80:00.

Saves: Ryan Menard (S) 5; Eric Suarez (O) 4.

SCAC WEST

HIGHLAND 3, NACHES VALLEY 0: At Highland, Luis Silva popped in two goals and goalies Omar Ochoa and Ryan Town combined for the shutout for the Scotties improved to 5-0 in league and 13-0 overall.
First half: 1, Highland, Luis Silva (Anthony Naranjo), 37:00.

Second half: 2, Jesus Silva (Eric Perez), 66:00; 3, Highland, Luis Silva (Omar Ochoa), 72:00.

Saves: Omar Ochoa (H) 0, Ryan Town (H) 3; Henry Vander Houwen (NV) 7.
MABTON 5, GOLDENDALE 1: At Goldendale, Hector Brambila recorded a hat trick for the Vikings, who bounced back from a 5-4 overtime loss to Granger on Thursday.

First half: 1. Mabton, Hector Brambila, 6:00; 2. Mabton, Brambila, 16:00.

Second half: 3, Mabton, Guillermo Macedo, 65:00; 4, Goldendale, Inan Ekici, 70:00; 5, Mabton, Danny Diaz, 75:00; 6, Mabton, Brambila, 78:00.

Saves: Jerry Barajas (M) 11; Alejandro Armanta (G) 16.

Prep fastpitch roundup — Prosser powers past Grandview

PROSSER, Wash. — Nicole Ledezma and Kayla Anderson had three hits each in the second game to help Prosser close out a 13-6, 16-8 sweep over Grandview in CWAC fastpitch on Saturday.

Ledezma homered and Anderson had two doubles for the Mustangs.

Lacie French was 4-for-4 with three RBI and Ashley Edwards had three hits and two RBI in the opener for Prosser.

Game 1

Grandview    301    010    1    —    6    9    1

Prosser    202    612    x    —    13    16    1

Mendoza, Van Tres (5) and Roberts; Meza and Anderson.

Highlights: Ashley Van Tres (G) 2-3, 2b; Ashley Edwards (P) 3-4, 2 3b, 2 RBI; Lacie French (P) 4-4, 3 3b, 2b, 3 RBI; Gabby Meza (P) 5 K.

Game 2

Grandview    250    000    1    —    8    12    2

Prosser    202    084    x    —    16    16    2

Van Tres, Mendoza (5) and Bravo; French, Meza (3) and Anderson.

Highlights: Chelsea McNabb (G) 3-4; Nicole Ledezma (P) 3-4, solo HR; Kayla Anderson (P) 3-5, 2 2b, 2 RBI; Chelsea Alesteras (P) 3-4, 2 RBI.
EPHRATA 8-13, TOPPENISH 2-1: At Ephrata, Skylar Lund was 6-for-6 with two homers, two doubles and six RBI for the day to spark Ephrata’s sweep. Kristin Winona was 4-for-7 with five RBI for the Tigers.

Game 1

Toppenish    002    000    0    —    2    3    2

Ephrata    002    024    x    —    8    11    4

Aguilar and C. Rodriguez; Buchert and Nichols, Lotz (6).

Highlights: Kristina Allen (E) 2-2; Skylar Lund (E) 4-4, 2b, HR, 2 RBI, 3 runs; Kristin Winona (E) 2-4, 2b, 2 RBI; Heidi Buchert (E) 2-3.

Game 2

Toppenish    000    10        —    1    2    5

Ephrata    304    24        —    13    8    1

Aguilar, L. Rodriguez (3) and C. Rodriguez; Millary and Hubbard.

Highlights: Lund (E) 2-2, 2b, HR, 4 RBI, 2 runs; Allen (E) 2-4, 2 RBI, 2 runs; Winona (E) 2-3, 3 RBI, run.

NORTH CENTRAL B

KITTITAS 20-24, LIBERTY BELL 0-0: At Kittitas, Dallas Maupin struck out 13 in five innings to lead Kittitas in the first of two scheduled games.

The Coyotes led 24-4 after 11?2 innings in the second game before the umpires called the game because of high winds. There was no immediate word on whether the game would be finished or canceled.
Liberty Bell    000    00    —    0    2    7

Kittitas    3(15)2    0x    —    20    11    3

Stahl and Pennodc; Maupin and Calahan.

Highlights: Dallas Maupin (K) 13 K.

NON-LEAGUE

NACHES VALLEY 31-26, WAHLUKE 1-1: At Wahluke, Danelle Remley was 8-for-10, including two triples and a double, with three runs and three RBI for the day to power Naches Valley.

Ashley Walker scored nine runs for the day, and Sydney Charlet scored seven for NV.

Game 1

Naches Valley        9(12)6    40    —    31    25    0

Wahluke        100    00    —    1    0    6

Heidi and Charlet, Remley (3); Barragas, Wilkerson (3) and Sandoval.

Highlights: Ashley Walker (NV) 3-3, 2b, 4 runs; Sydney Charlet (NV) 3-3, 2 2b, 3 runs; Jordan Shoemaker (NV) 2-3, 2 runs; Brandi Davis (NV) 3-4, 3b, 3 RBI; Danelle Remley (NV) 4-4, 3b, 3 runs; Kaitlin Heide 11 K’s.

Game 2

Naches Valley        (11)55    23    —    26    21    1

Wahluke        000    01    —    1    0    6

Walker and Remly;  Wilkerson, Barragas (1), Wilkerson (2) and Sandoval.

Highlights: Walker (NV) 2-4, RBI, 5 runs; Charlet (NV) 4 runs; Remley (NV) 4-6, 2b, 3b, 3 RBI; Jacklynn Kandle (NV) 3-5, run, RBI; Shay Knight (NV) 3-3, 3 runs.

Prep track and field — Buchanan shines at Prosser

PROSSER — East Valley’s Jonathan Buchanan set two meet records and was named the top boys athlete in Saturday’s 49th annual Prosser Rotary Invitational at Fiker Stadium.

Buchanan swept the shot put (58-51?2) and discus (165-1).

Selah’s Brett Blanshan won the 100 (10.96) and 200 (22.43), setting a meet record in the latter, and East Valley’s Raisa Yates set a new meet standard in the shot at 39-4.

Kiona-Benton’s Katherine Lotze was named the top girls athlete.

BOYS

Team scores: Hanford 133, Selah 88.5, Central Valley 69, Richland 58.5, Kennewick 50, Rogers-Spo 47, Davis 42, Sunnyside 37.5, Ellensburg 30.5, East Valley 29, Connell 23, Kiona-Benton 19, Othello 12, Wapato 11, Bickleton 10, Prosser 3.

Winners, local highlights

100: 1, Brett Blanshan (Se) 10.96; 5, Sungyoung Lee (Ell) 11.80; 6, Jose Madrigal (Su) 11.90.

200: 1, Blanshan (Se) 22.43 (MR); 4, Dimitri Mandapat (Dav) 22.83; 6, Lee (Ell) 23.74.

400: 1, Josh Bland (Han) 49.59; 2, Mandapat (Dav) 50.49; 5, Joshua Rivers (Dav) 52.81.

800: 1, Zac Martin (Han) 2:01.86; 2, Eduardo Torres (Wap) 2:01.97; 4, Matt Glenn (Ell) 2:03.61; 6, Kyle Smith (Se) 2:09.63.

1600: 1, TJ Hesselgesser (Se) 4:34.08; 4, Herman Mendoza (Dav) 4:45.15; 6, Josh Assink (EV) 4:48.12.

3200: 1, James Currell (Se) 9:47.47; 2, Kevin Aubol (Ell) 10:09.40; 6, Jesus Alvarez (Se) 10:25.35.

110H: 1, Kennedy Sarmiento (Su) 15.92; 4, Andrew Venema (Bick) 16.55.

300: 1, Joe Clements (Han) 42.25; 3, Orlando Chavez (Dav) 43.55; 6, Jude Stueckle (Se) 45.64.

4×100: 1, Rogers 43.88; 2, Selah 44.56; 4, Sunnyside 45.72; 5, Ellensburg 45.74; 6, East Valley 46.64.

4×400: 1, Kennewick 3:32.42; 3, Selah 3:37.79; 6, Wapato 3:47.58.

Shot: 1, Jonathan Buchanan (EV) 58-5.5 (MR).

Disc: 1, Buchanan (EV) 165-1 (MR).

Jav: 1, Kyle Wager (Han) 178-0; 4, John Rheaume (Se) 153-8.

HJ: 1, Shawn Vandermark (Han) 6-2; 2, Eddie Garfias (Dav) 6-0; 6, Ignacio Romero (Se) 5-10.

LJ: 1, Tanner Markham (CV) 21-2.5; 4, Franscisco Navarro-Rodriguez (Su) 19-10.

TJ: 1, Robert Jessop (Ke) 43-9.5; 3, Colin Anyan (Se) 41-5; 4, Navarro-Rodriguez (Su) 41-0.

PV: 1, Kyle Stone (Se) 14-0; 3, Michael Martinez (Dav) 13-0; 5, Patrick Maeder (Bick) 12-6; 6, Demetrius Jones (Ell) and Jesse Hernandez (Su) 11-6.

GIRLS

Team scores: Hanford 102, Richland 78.5, Central Valley 70.5, East Valley 65, Prosser 61.5, Selah 60.5, Kiona-Benton 58.5, Connell 56.5, Ellensburg 53.5, Kennewick 19, Rogers-Spo 17, Othello 16, Wapato 15.5, Sunnyside 8, Davis 6, Bickleton 2.

Winners, local highlights

100: 1, Whitney Leavitt (KB) 12.60; 2, Shannon Bland (Ell) 13.35; 4, Veronica Sanchez (Se) 13.55; 5, Marlee Rees (P) 13.84; 6, Kasey Head (Se) 13.92.

200: 1, Leavitt (KB) 25.95; 2, Casey Demory (Ell) 27.84.

400: 1, Martha Sanford (Rich) 1:01.28; 3, Madison Moore (P) 1:02.18; 4, Bland (Ell) 1:02.45.

800: 1, Breanna Daniel (Han) 2:27.75; 3, Marisa Broersma (Su) 2:30.59; 5, McKenzie Graf (Ell) 2:31.45; 6, Sammi Jo Blodgett (Wap) 2:32.25.

1600: 1, Yasamin Mohsenian (EV) 5:29.49; 5, Charlie Fiander (Wap) 5:41.53; 6, Tiffany Tate (Ell) 6:01.43.

3200: 1, Katrina Radach (EV) 11:59.68; 2, Daniela Depaz (EV) 12:14.15; 3, Hannah Kaluzny (Dav) 12:20.44; 5, Sarah Brown (Ell) 12:42.12; 6, Karisma Martinez (Se) 12:50.20.

100H: 1, Katherine Lotze (KB) 15.86; 3, Shelby Moore (P) 16.93; 5, Lena Mitchell (Se) 17.28; 6, Sara Galliway (P) 17.81.

300H: 1, Brianna Casper (Co) 47.93; 3, Mitchell (Se) 49.77; 5, Galliway (P) 50.95.

4×100: 1, Selah (Head, Sanchez, Mitchell, Smith) 51.57; 3, Prosser 53.67.

4×200: 1, Hanford 1:54.28; 3, Prosser 1:57.00; 4, East Valley 1:58.03.

4×400: 1, Prosser (M. Moore, Estey, Galliway, S. Moore) 4:20.50; 2, Ellensburg 4:20.85; 4, Wapato 4:27.02; 5, East Valley 4:28.77.

Shot: 1, Raisa Yates (EV) 39-4 (MR); 4, Annie Martinez (EV) 35-6.

Disc: 1, Ana Zapien (P) 128-6; 2, Yates (EV) 127-3; 6, Kelsey Evans (P) 97-5.

Jav: 1, Kierstin Wilson (Se) 132-6; 5, Liz Pickett (Ell) 116-4; 6, Lindsay Bronkhorst (EV) 114-4.

HJ: 1, Taymussa Miller (Han) 5-2; 6, Alicia Cikauskas (Se) 4-8.

LJ: 1, Kendra Szoke (CV) 16-7; 3, Head (Se) 16-0; 4, Demory (Ell) 15-7; 6, Emma Lewis (Ell) 14-8.

TJ: 1, Lotze (KB) 36-10 (MR); 5, Erin Smith (Se) 31-10.

PV: 1, Jessica Christian (Rich) 10-6; 6, S. Moore (P) 8-6.

Hermiston Invitational

West Valley, Grandview highlights

Boys

4×400: 4, WV, 3:39.6. Jav: 6, Joseph Taylor (WV) 159-9. TJ: 2, Joseph Babcock (G) 42-5.25. PV: 1, Storm Shea (G) 13-0; 5, Ben Johnson (WV) 11-6.

Girls

100: 2, Chantel Jaeger (WV) 12.0. 400: 6, Chelsea Nell (WV) 1:01.9. 1500: 5, Audrey Urlacher (WV) 5:09.6. 3000: 4, Margret Parobek (WV) 11:28.1. 100H: 2, Kira Lewis (WV) 15.4. 4×400: 3, WV, 4:23.0. Disc: 4, Kinzi Poteet (G) 108-11. TJ: 4, Lewis (WV) 34-0.

Quincy Invitational

Toppenish highlights

Boys

400: 1, Francisco Villegas, 52.47.1600: 2, Chris Farley 4:39.97. 3200: 1, Ben Villanueva 10:11.92. 4×400: 1, Toppenish (Villegas, Gonzales, Osorio, Vasquez) 3:38.13. Disc: 3, Oscar Quinones, 118-10. Jav: 3, Anthony Galaviz 158-11. LJ: 5, Oscar Ramirez 19-4.75.

Girls

200: 1, Angie Zuniga 26.22. 100H: 5, Ariana Saavedra 18.17. 4×100: 1, Toppenish (Chavez, Walle, Sandoval, Zuniga) 51.26. 4×400: 5, Toppenish 4:36.14. Disc: 3, Marissa Gonzalez 92-0. HJ: 1, Blythe Monoian 4-8. PV: 4, Sabrina Galaviz 8-0.

King’s Invitational

Riverside Christian highlights

Boys

200: 5, Delwin Bazilme, 23.83. 400: 2, Bazilme, 51.56; 5, Kent Gartrell 53.09. 110H: 2, Dana Wells, 15.35. 300H: 1, Wells, 38.80. 4×100: 1, RC (Bazilme, Gartrell, Wells, Shively) 44.31. 4×400: 4, RC, 3:36.83. LJ: 3, Wells, 21-0. TJ: 2, Kyle Gartrell, 41-6. PV: 4, Kyle Gartrell, 10-8.

Girls

300H: 6, Mollie Cunnington, 50.94. HJ: 4, Megan Hopp, 4-10. TJ: 1, Bethany Imperial, 32-8.25.

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