Class 4A/3A/2A track results
May 30, 2009 by The Associated Press
2A BOYS
110 hurdles—1, Shayne Moore (Blaine) 14.61; 2, Cody Peterson (Black Hills) 14.68; 3, Nick Casselman (Pullman) 14.92; 4, Diondre
Moore-Young (Cheney) 14.93; 5, Phillip Puccino (Steilacoom) 15.21; 6, Mike Mandeville (Ephrata) 15.25; 7, Austin Pfeifer (Washougal) 15.27; Nikolay Borisov (Lakewood) 15.67
Javelin—1, Anthony Galaviz (Toppenish) 182-06; 2, Cameron Hess (Lakewood) 177-01; 3, Payden Butler (Lakewood) 175-04; 4, Hovhannes Melkonyan (West Valley-Spokane) 172-09; 5, Joseph Taylor (Grandview) 172-02; 6, Daniel Baker (North Mason) 170-00; 7, Erik Rose (Eatonville) 168-04; 8, Jordan Masters (Centralia) 163-03.
Pole Vault—1, Wes Chamberlain (Ephrata) 15-08.00R; 2, Kody Cassidy (R.A. Long) 14-06.00; 3, Kyle Stone (Selah) 14-00.00; 4, Lance Keithley (Pullman) J14-00.00; 5, Brandon Kennedy (Quincy) J14.00-00; 6, Andrew Galloway (R.A. Long) 13-09.00; 7, Spencer Huslander (Lakewood) 13-06.00; 8, Brian Jackson (R.A. Long) J13-06.00.
High Jump—1, Miles Coats (River Ridge) 6-06.00; 2, Colby Lee (Pullman) 6-04.00; 3, Jerome Prescod (Ephrata) 6-02.00; 3, Thomas Kassa (Anacortes) 6-02.00; 5, Andrew Galloway (R.A. Long) J6-02.00; 6, Logan Sharma (Aberdeen) J6-02.00; 7, Jackson Pleis (Cedarcrest) 6-00.00; 7, Rand Montermini (Tumwater) 6-00.00.
Shot Put—1, Jonathan Buchanan (East Valley-Yakima) 60-07.25; 2, Nelson Westlin (Sehome) 58-08.00; 3, Jesse Grable (River Ridge) 56-01.50; 4, Arie Cottrell (R.A. Long) 55-05.50; 5, Logan Powell (Elma) 53-05.50; 6, Freddie Stevens (Cedarcrest) 52-00.75; 7, Cody Rollins (West Valley-Spokane) 50-07.25; 8, Jacob Gilbert (Sehome) 49-08.50.
Triple Jump—1, Miles Coats (River Ridge) 48-06.50R; 2, Jerome Prescod (Ephrata) 48-00.75R; 3, DeAngelo Jones (Cheney) 45-02.50; 4, Thomas Kassa (Anacortes) 45-01.50; 5, Joseph Babcock (Grandview) 44-10.75; 6, Brett Bajema (Lynden) 43-07.75; 7, Nathaniel Youmans (Cheney) 43-05.50; 8, Harrison Finley (Sehome) 42-11.00.
2A GIRLS
100 hurdles—1, Sarah Shireman (Archbishop Murphy) 14.71; 2, Chelsea Genther (Bulington-Edison) 15.17; 3, Elizabeth McKinney (Riverside) 15.69; 4, Emily Stralser (Cheney) 15.70; 5, Shelby Williams (Ridgefield) 15.94; 6, Shelby Moore (Prosser (16.09); 7, Lauryn Garret (Sequim) J16.21; 8, Alyssa Wicknick (Bellingham) 16.36.
Pole Vault—1, Robin Taylor (Blaine) 11-00.00; 2, Klarissa Wren (W.F. West) 10-09.00; 3, Shauni Harding (R.A. Long) J10-09.00; 4, Kendahl Hintz (Ephrata) J10-09.00; 5, Cheyenne Pinley (Squalicum) 10-06.00; 6, Brienna Palma (Burlington-Edison) 10-00.00; 6, Samantha Whiteside (Sequim) 10-00.00; 8; Bailey Wold (West Valley-Spokane) J10-00.00.
High Jump—1, Tasha Luu (Colville) 5-04.00; 2, Katelyn Wright (Washougal) 5-03.00; 3, Krista Dixon (Sehome) 5-02.00; 3, Kailene Spence (Elma) 5-02.00; 5, Jennifer Nakata (Pullman) J5-02.00; 6, Qiaoyi Zhang (Interlake) 5-00.00; 7, Charity Arn (Woodland) J5-00.00; 7, Cayla Calderwood (South Whidbey) J5-00.00.
Shot Put—1, Anna LaBeaume (Sequim) 40-11.25; 2, Vanessa Garris (Washington) 39-01.25; 3, Jordyn Murray (Ephrata) 37-10.25; 4, Raisa Yates (East Valley-Yakima) 37-08.00; 5, Shelby Williams (Ridgefield) 36-07.25; 6, Heidi Greear (Washougal) 36-05.00; 7, Sara Lentz (Colville) 36-02.75; Annie Martinez (East Valley-Yakima) 35-10.00.
Triple Jump—1, Brandi Thomas (Elma) 37-02.00; 2, Sarah Schireman (Archbishop Murphy) 36-05.00; 3, Cayla Calderwood (South Whidbey) 35-02.50; 4, Rachael Washington (R.A. Long) 34-06.25; 5, Mikaela Young (Cheney) 34-05.75; 6, Bailey Wold (West Valley, Spokane) 34-03.75; 7, Erin Smith (Selah) 33-10.25; 8, Jaime Schultz (Kingston) 33-09.25.
3A BOYS
110 hurdles—1, Jaakko Malmivirta (Nathan Hale) 14.27; 2, Rashaun Johnsoon (Foster) 14.48; 3, Taylor Schmidt (Prairie) 14.57; 4, Tevin Ponders (Renton) 14.98; 5, Alex Williams (Lynnwood) 15.20; 6, Marc Jackson (Hudsons Bay) 15.25; 7, Anthony Monahan (Bellevue) 15.29; 8, Guyson Jaramillo King (Highline) 15.48.
Javelin—1, Robert Hintz (Bellevue) 211-00R; 2, Jesse Elvrom (Yelm) 191-00; 3, Kyle Wagar (Hanford) 188-08; 4, Zach Ames (East Valley-Spokane) 188-05; 5, Kyle Kennedy (Bremerton) 187-08; 6, Ryan Lemery (Shadle Park) 184-00; 7, Malaki Seanoa (Everett) 181-00; 8, Kyle Stevens (Mt. Si) 180-08.
Discus—1, Armin Basic (Renton) 175-05; 2, Darrien Creamer (Peninsula (153-06; 3, Jacob Allie (Lindbergh) 152-10; 4, Jon Lawson (Prairie (151-02); 5, Booby Rodgers (Everett) 1149-11; 6, Andrey Levkic (Hazen) 149-08; 7, Jordan Arakawa (Capital) 149-02; 8, John Froland (Glacier Peak) 143-11.
Long Jump—1, Ronielle Kelly-Battles (Renton) 23-03.25; 2, Bo Schuetzle (Shadle Park) 23-00.75; 3, Chris Hayes (Camas) 22-05.50; 4, Aaron Grymes (West Seattle) J22-05.50; 5, Jordan Brown (Shorecrest) 22-02.00; 6, Anthony Palfrey (Mt. Rainier) 21-11.00; 7, Devon Kiser (Glacier Peak) 21-08.00; 8, Kyle Ehlers (Mt. Rainier) 21-07.75.
3A GIRLS
100 hurdles—1, Tanya Bjornsson (Ferndale) 14.66; 2, Diane Keller (Mt. Si) 14.71; 3, Shayle Dezellem (Shadle Park) 15.06; 4, Shelby Rowland (Bonney Lake) 15.11; 5, Joanna Luse (Mt. Spokane) 15.26; 6, Kate Holman (Bishop Blanchet) 15.42; 7, Stephanie Jones (Enumclaw) 15.54; 8, Naivasha Sophusson Smith (Nathan Hale) 20.30.
Javelin—1, Anna Adamko (Columbia River) 141-04; 2, Bianca Pope (Shadle Park) 138-11; 3, Sasha Weber (Timberline) 130-10; 4, Haley Tank (Hanford) 127-06; 5, Kim Harbins (Ferndale) 126-10; 6, Boryana Atanasova (Renton) 120-05; 7, Kristen Munson (Prairie) 117-07; 8, Caroline Towles (Shorecrest) 116-11.
Triple Jump—1, Olivia Ward (Cleveland) 40-08.50R; 2, Amanda Alvarel (Columbia River) 37-07.00; 3, Athena Alvarez (Columbia River) 37-01.50; 4, Kira Lewis (West Valley-Yakima) 36-01.00; 5, Stephanie Jones (Enumclaw) 36-06.00; 6, Ellyn Erving (Bishop Blanchet) 35-06.25; 7, Kayla Erickson (Peninsula) 35-05.25; Makala Williams (Lindbergh) 35-05.00.
4A BOYS
110 hurdles—1, Steven Warner (Kentwood) 14.23; 2, Cory Okazaki (Emerald Ridge) 14.51; 3, Alec Fellows (Edmonds-Woodway) 14.60; 4, Adam Scalesse (Kelso) 14.84; 5, Anthony Hogan (Todd Beamer) 14.86; 6, Casey Monahan (Mead) 14.89; 7, Robert Hanke (Stanwood) 14.93; 8, Darrius Coleman (Kentwood) 14.69.
Discus—1, Marlyn Anderson (Snohomish) 159-11; 2, Steven Forgette (Heritage) 156-11; 3, Michael Banta (Mead) 155-11; 4, Scott Christensen (Richland) 153-06; 5, Robert Henderson (Lincoln) 153-04; 6, Eric Murrell (Gig Harbor) 151-03; 7, Eric Huswick (Lake Stevens) 150-01; 8, Charlie Bingham (Mt. Tahoma) 149-04.
Pole Vault—1, Keith Webber (Mead) 15-06.00; 2, John Brenteson (Mountainview) 15-03.00; 3, Scott Kolb (Joel Ferris) 14-06.00; 4, Kyle Brown (Central Valley) J14-06.00; 5, Felix Ekness (Henry Jackson) 13-06.00; 6, Casey Lander (Inglemoor) J13-06.00; 7, Curtis Flolid (Woodinville) 13-00.00; 8, Wylie Johnson (Thomas Jefferson) J13-00.00.
High Jump—1, Kasen Williams (Skyline) 6-10.00; 2, Rahmel Dockery (Curtis) J6-10.00; 3, AJ Maricich (Mead) J6-10.00; 4, CJ Wright (Lincoln) 6-08.00; 5, Brennan Boyes (Puyallup) 6-06.00; 6, Brennan Frost (Lake Stevens) J6-06.00; 7, Maxim Bryson (Arlington) J6-06.00; 8, Justin Veltung (Puyallup) 6-04.00.
Triple Jump—1, Zach Smith (Kentlake) 48-01.00; 2, Kasen Williams (Skyline) 47-10.25; 3, Andre Barrington (Federal Way) 47-02.75; 4, Levi Taylor (Lewis and Clark) 45-05.00; 5, Dan Truong (Henry Jackson) 44-04.50; 6, Alec Fellows (Edmonds-Woodway) 44-01.50; Kalliy Ceesay (Roosevelt) 43-07.75; 8, Christopher Rusnak (Snohomish) 43-00.50.
4A GIRLS
100 hurdles—1, Shaquana Logan (Bellarmine Prep) 14.19; 2, Kayla Stueckle (Emerald Ridge) 14.26; 3, Tate Latimer (Tahoma) 14.88; 4, Whitney Swenson (Battle Ground) 15.04; 5, Chelsea Bourque (Southridge) 15.23; 6, Becca Berge (Inglemoor) 15.31; 7, Amber Dodd (Skyline) 15.42; 8, Maddy Fuchs (University) 15.57.
Discus—1, Gabi Dixson (Battle Ground) 135-04; 2, Alexa Lindseth (Joel Ferris) 124-08; 3, Jessica Bush (Eisenhower) 123-00; 4, Kayla Adams (Thomas Jefferson) 119-09; 5, Brittany Jones (Cascade-Everett) 119-08; 6, Jackie Brown (Bethel) 119-06; 7, Natalie Kyllo (Joel Ferris) 115-09; 8, Bethani Braun (Central Kitsap) 109-05.
Shot Put—1, Kayla Adams (Thomas Jefferson) 41-01.00; 2, Jackie Brown (Bethel) 41-00.00; 3, Jessica Bush (Eisenhower) 40-08.75; 4, Krystall Fowler (Lincoln) 40-08.25; 5, Gabi Dixson (Battle Ground) 39-11.00; 6, Danielle Tabb (Bethel) 38-03.75; 7, Trista Peterson (Stanwood) 38-02.50; 8, Ashley Willoughby (Richland) 36-10.25.
COMBINED WHEELCHAIR
Wheelchair 400 Run—1, Austin Pruitt (Central Valley) 1:13.78; 2, Emily Owens (Central Valley) 1:45.17; 3, Kyle Ralphs (Decatur) 1:49.18.
Wheelchair 800 Run—1, Kaleb Kallappa (Columbia River) 1:56.50; 2, Jose Adriano (South Kitsap) 2:04.97; 3, Amber Weber (Central Valley) 2:19.50.
Wheelchair Shot Put—1, Travis Rimstead (Bethel) 16-06.50.
Wheelchair Discus—1, Kaleb Kallappa (Columbia River) 46-00.24; 2, Travis Rimstead (Bethel) 40-01.75; 3, Samme Brooks (Kentwood) 15-02.75.
Class 1A/2B/1B Track results
May 30, 2009 by The Associated Press
1A GIRLS
Team—1, Lakeside 18; 2 (tie), Toledo, La Center 16; 4, Kings 11.5; 5 (tie), Chewelah, Naches Valley, Rainier, Nooksack Valley, Mabton, Northwest; 11 (tie), Stevenson, Seattle Academy, Okanogan, Cascade Christian, Forks 8; 16 (tie), Coupeville, Newport, Freeman, Chelan 5; 20, Connell 4.5; 21 (tie) Friday Harbor, Bellevue Christian, Charles Wright Academy, Cashmere, Montesano 1.
Pole Vault—1, Anandae Egland (Lakeside) 10-9; 2, Zoe Mesnik-Greene (Seattle Academy) 10-9; 3, Nicole Jones (Newport) 10-0; 4 (tie), Sarah Blatchford (King’s), Sarah McGary (Connell) 9-6; 6, Hannah Trigg (La Center) 9-0; 7, Natalia Harris (La Center) 9-0; 8, Jerica Engelhart (King’s) 8-6.
Shot Put—1, Ashlee Coffey (Toledo) 40-0 3/4; 2, Danelle Himango (Nooksack Valley) 37-9; 3, Katrina Chamberlain (La Center) 36-5; 4, Morgan Romey (Freeman) 36-0 1/2; 5, Jessica Coffman (Lakeside) 35-11 1/4; 6, Bailey Nelson (Stevenson) 35-2; 7, Noelani Bumatay (Nooksack Valley) 35-0; 8, Tera Novy (Montesano) 34-9 1/2.
3,200 Run—1, Maddie Meyers (Northwest) 11:28.81; 2, Chanda Romney (Forks) 11:39.18; 3, Zoie Daniels (Rainier) 11:46.03; 4, Adele Eslinger (King’s) 12:03.20; 5, Kenna Middleton (Lakeside) 12:04.17; 6, Meagan Governor (La Center) 12:04.70; 7, Amanda Blankenship (La Center) 12:07.39; 8, Morgan Hamm (King’s) 12:10.88.
Long Jump—1, Liz Cobb (Chewelah) 17-6 1/4; 2, Hannah Velling (Cascade Christian) 17-3 1/2; 3, Justine Benner (Naches Valley) 17-0; 4, Kelsey Penner (Stevenson) 16-7; 5, Claire Boutillier (Naches Valley) 16-3 1/2; 6, Lacey Scott (Toledo) 15-9; 7, Kayla Short (Friday Harbor) 15-7 3/4; 8, Mariah Fitzpatrick (Cashmere) 15-7 3/4.
Javelin—1, Trishi Williams (Mabton) 135-10; 2, Meka Townsend (Okanogan) 126-6; 3, Kyra Ilyankoff (Coupeville) 122-4; 4, Sarah Waszkewitz (Chelan) 122-2; 5, Kristen Schoenherr (Rainier) 121-7; 6, Jeanessa Durham (Toledo) 117-8; 7, Michelle Teng (Bellevue Christian) 116-10; 8, Caitlin Bunning (Charles Wright Academy) 114-03.
1A BOYS
Team—1, Lynden Christian 14; 2, Charles Wright Academy 13; 3 (tie), Naches Valley, Chewelah, Cashmere, Kings 10; 7 (tie), Okanogan, Stevenson, Lakeside 8; 10 (tie), Goldendale, Freeman 7.5; 12 (tie), Rainier, Port Townsend 6; 14, Highland 5.5; 15 (tie), Royal, Seattle Christian, Cedar Park Christian, Coupeville, Seattle Academy 5; 20, Connell 3; 21, Bellevue Christian 2; 22, Kettle Falls 1.5; 23, Tenino 1.
Triple Jump—1, Ishmael Stinson (Charles Wright Academy) 44-11; 2, Will Marchand (Okanogan) 44-7 1/4; 3, Luke Mathews (Freeman) 43-10 1/2; 4, Blair Collins (Royal) 43-10; 5, Al Lang, (Seattle Christian) 43-6 3/4; 6, Colton Riner (Connell) 43-6 1/4; 7, Joel Weise (Highland) 42-7 1/2; 8, Simon Vlas (Lynden Christian) 40-8 1/4.
High Jump—1, Zach Blok (Lynden Christian) 6-4; 2, Lewis Meyers (Stevenson) 6-2; 3, Kyle Talbot (King’s) 6-2; 4, Patrick McMahon (Seattle Academy) 6-2; 5, Patrick Newman (Highland) 6-0; 5, Tyler Hunziker (Goldendale) 6-0; 7 (tie), Shelby Hite (Kettle Falls), Chase Watson (Freeman) 6-0.
1,600 Run—1, Seth Pierson (Cashmere) 4:21.79; 2, Austin Stuchell (Lakeside) 4:25.30; 3, Quinton Decker (Port Townsend) 4:25.62; 4, Tyler King (Coupeville) 4:26.45; 5, Asa Israel (Goldendale) 4:27.42; 6, Max LaBerge (Charles Wright Academy) 4:28.14; 7, Andrew VanNess (Bellevue Christian) 4:30.78;8, Michael Cross, (Seattle Christian) 4:30.93.
Discus—1, Jake Wilcox (Naches Valley) 164-8; 2, Will Lohman (Chewelah) 156-1; 3, Bradon Franklin (Rainier) 141-0; 4, Joel Roberts (Cedar Park Christian) 136-9; 5, Billy Martin (King’s) 136-8; 6, Joey Spoelstra (Lynden Christian) 134-2; 7, Will Peters (Chewelah) 130-5; 8, Travis Bruhn (Tenino) 128-10.
1B GIRLS
Team—1, Klickitat 30; 2, Lopez 27; 3, Mount Rainier Lutheran 19; 4, Bickleton 18; 5 (tie), Trout Lake/Glenwood, Odessa 10; 7, Curlew 9; 8 Columbia (Hunters) 7.5; 9, Clallam Bay 6.5; 10 (tie), St. Pauls Academy, Wishkah Valley 4; 12, Northport 3; 13 (tie), Crescent, Oakville, Neah Bay 2; 16, North River 1.
High Jump—1, Laura Strom (Lopez) 4-11; 2, Lyra Dalton (Lopez) 4-11; 3, Samantha Brewer (Klickitat) 4-9; 4, Katelynn Clinton (Bickleton) 4-9; 5, Jessica Heimbigner (Odessa) 4-7; 6 (tie), Melissa Willis (Clallam Bay), Lindsay Loe (Columbia, Hunters) 4-5; 8, Chris Rager (North River) 4-3.
3,200 Run—1, Emily Paxson (Trout Lake/Glenwood) 12:14.39; 2, BreAnna Romerdahl (Mount Rainier Lutheran) 12:39.45; 3, Alexis Fynboe (Mount Rainier Lutheran) 13:01.06; 4, Danielle Raschko (Bickleton) 13:17.87; 5, Clara Reid (St. Paul’s Academy) 13:25.42; 6, Kayla Engebretson (Curlew) 14:31.26; 7, Hollie Hutchings (Oakville) 15:02.13.
Discus—1, Charice McConville (Klickitat) 100-0; 2, Katelynn Clinton (Bickleton) 97-5; 3, Sabrina Charlson (Curlew) 93-8; 4, Taylor Talcott (Mount Rainier Lutheran) 92-7; 5, Kirstin Erickson (Clallam Bay) 89-2; 6, Shyanne Wilson (Northport) 88-09; 7, Whitley Barnes (Crescent) 83-6; 8, Brittany Lovell (Wishkah Valley) 74-0.
Triple Jump—1, Samantha Brewer (Klickitat) 33-0 1/4; 2, Lyra Dalton (Lopez) 33-0; 3, Stephanie Wilson (Odessa) 30-10; 4, Lindsay Loe (Columbia, Hunters) 30-9; 5, Kali Fargher (Klickitat) 30-4 3/4; 6, Stephanie Konschu (Wishkah Valley) 29-11 1/2; 7, Courtney Winck (Neah Bay) 29-3 1/2; 8, Laura Strom (Lopez) 28-4 1/2.
1B BOYS
Team—1 (tie), Odessa, Mount Rainier Lutheran 30; 3, Bickleton 27; 4, North River 20; 5, Trout Lake/Glenwood 16; 6, Crescent 11; 7 (tie), Lopez, Clallam Bay, Neah Bay 8; 10, Grace Academy 6; 11 (tie), Columbia (Hunters), Klickitat 5; 13 (tie), Eastside Preparatory, North Side Christian, Mary Knight 4; 16 (tie), Pateros, Kings Way, Curlew 1.
Discus—1, Alex Fletcher (North River) 145-7, 1B meet record, old record 135-1 by Eric Hess (Bickleton) 2008; 2, Kyle McLaughlin (Mount Rainier Lutheran) 138-2; 3, Josh Anderson (Crescent) 127-0; 4, Edgar Molina (Bickleton) 120-0; 5, Kent Diimmel (Clallam Bay) 117-3; 6, Steven Denison (Columbia, Hunters) 113-1; 7, Andy Read (Odessa) 112-9; 8, Nate Taylor (Pateros) 108-9.
Pole Vault—1, Patrick Maeder (Bickleton) 12-9, tied 1B meet record with Kristian Rubesh (Trout Lake/Glenwood) 2008; 2, Nicky Rubesh (Trout Lake/Glenwood) 10-0; 3, Vitaliy Golubkov (Mount Rainier Lutheran) 9-0; 4, Austin Schmierer (Odessa) 8-6; 5, Noah Pearson (Mount Rainier Lutheran) 6-6.
Shot Put—1, Ryan Jackson (North River) 48-4 3/4, 1B meet record, old record 48-2 3/4 by Austin Mannick (Curlew) 2008; 2, Edgar Molina (Bickleton) 45-7 1/2; 3, Zach Lake (Mount Rainier Lutheran) 45-2; 4, Darek Szura (Crescent) 43-8 1/2; 5, Kent Diimmel (Clallam Bay) 43-3; 6, Andy Read (Odessa) 41-7 1/2; 7, Steven Denison (Columbia, Hunters) 40-1; 8, Andrew Venema (Bickleton) 39-11.
1,600 Run—1, Scott Strang (Odessa) 4:39.40; 2, Sebastian Lasbo (Lopez) 4:40.13; 3, Jake Kornbau (Mount Rainier Lutheran) 4:41.99; 4, Alec England (Trout Lake/Glenwood) 4:49.72; 5, Dan Hansen (North Sound Christian) 4:51.21; 6, Junior Hernandez (Bickleton) 4:56.53; 7, Cody Boling (Mary Knight) 5:04.14; 8, Devin Poore (Curlew) 5:14.89.
Long Jump—1, Aaron Bruya (Odessa) 21-1, 1B meet record, old record 19-10 1/4 by Keither Kochendorfer (North Sound Christian) 2007; 2, Nick Ward (Neah Bay) 19-7 3/4; 3, Brian Young (Grace Academy) 19-6 1/2; 4, Jeromie Mason (Klickitat) 19-5; 5, Tallon Korn (Eastside Preparatory) 19-4 1/2; 6, Tyler Cope (Trout Lake/Glenwood) 18-11; 7, Brennden Hiles (Mary Knight) 18-10 1/4; 8, Gabe Earl (King’s Way) 18-7 1/2.
2B GIRLS
Team—1, Wahkiakum 20; 2, Evergreen Lutheran 13; 3, White Pass 11; 4, Seattle Lutheran 10; 5 (tie), Bear Creek, Colfax, Dayton 8; 8, Tekoa-Oakesdale-Rosalia, Pe Ell, Northwest Christian (Colbert), Life Christian Academy 6; 12 (tie), Morton, Reardan, Asotin 5; 15 (tie), St. Georges, Vancouver Christian, Mossyrock, Davenport 4; 19 (tie), Willapa Valley, Toutle Lake, Liberty (Spangle), La Salle 3; 23 (tie), White Swan, Riverside Christian, Ocosta, Kings West 2; 27 (tie) Shoreline Christian, Mount Vernon Christian 1; 29 (tie), Raymond, Napavine 0.5.
Long Jump—1, Jasmine Bingham (Wahkiakum) 17-3; 2, Kellisa Owens (Dayton) 16-8 3/4; 3, Kaytie Bateman (Pe Ell) 16-6 3/4; 4, Miriam Weiss (Morton) 16-5 1/4; 5, Molly Cushman (Mossyrock) 16-2; 6, Taz Brooks (Liberty, Spangle), 15-7 3/4; 7, Danielle Van Tuinen (Riverside Christian) 15-5 3/4; 8, Sarah Daigneault (Shoreline Christian) 15-4 1/4.
3,200 Run—1, Mikel Elliott (White Pass) 11:30.00; 2, Morgan Willson (Colfax) 11:30.95; 3, Lisa Vandenburg (Northwest Christian, Colbert) 12:07.05; 4, Jessi Johnson (Asotin) 12:22.08; 5, Katie Johnson (St. George’s) 12:24.62; 6, Siena Noe (La Salle) 12:30.07; 7, Carlie Rouse (King’s West) 12:36.73; 8, Nicole Anderson (White Pass) 12:37.42.
High Jump—1, Sarah Doumit (Wahkiakum) 5-3; 2, Maddie Magee (Bear Creek) 5-2; 3, Dana Goularte (Life Christian Academy) 5-1; 4, Megume Poetter (Evergreen Lutheran) 5-1; 5, Mariah Mielke (Davenport) 4-11; 6, Maddie Timm (Toutle Lake) 4-10; 7, Emily King (Ocosta) 4-10; 8 (tie), Stephanie Styger (Napavine) 4-8, Mallory Maneman (Raymond) 4-8.
Javelin—1, Maddy Williams (Seattle Lutheran) 118-7; 2, Erika Herman (Evergreen Lutheran) 116-6; 3, Desiree Chappell (Tekoa-Oakesdale-Rosalia) 115-6; 4, Ana Sorci (Reardan) 113-11; 5, Jamie Kay Christianson (Vancouver Christian) 109-1; 6, Nicole Miller (Willapa Valley) 109-1; 7, Noehly Tzintzun (White Swan) 105-5; 8, Brittany Carman (Mount Vernon Christian) 102-0.
2B BOYS
Team—1, Willapa Valley 23; 2, Riverside Christian 20; 3, Concrete 18; 4 (tie), Lind-Ritzville, Liberty Bell 12; 6 (tie), Northwest Christian (Lacey), Kings West 11; 8 (tie), Northwest Christian (Colbert), Valley Christian, Waitsburg-Prescott 10; 11, Tacoma Baptist 8; 12 (tie), Lyle/Wishram, South Bend, Naselle 6; 15 (tie), Republic, Mossyrock 5; 17 (tie), Bear Creek, St. John/End.-LaCrosse-Wash. 4; 19, DeSales 3.5; 20 (tie), Vancouver Christian, Selkirk 3; 22, Seattle Lutheran 2; 23 (tie), Shoreline Christian, Pe Ell 1; 25, Mount Vernon Christian 0.5.
Javelin—1, Lukas Scherer (Concrete) 180-0; 2, Derek Byrne (Riverside Christian) 178-0; 3, Cody Hutchinson (Liberty Bell) 177-9; 4, Drew McCullough (King’s West) 165-9; 5, Brett Rose (South Bend) 165-0; 6, Trevor Turpin (Selkirk) 162-1; 7, James Coon (Lind-Ritzville) 159-4; 8, Tucker Morgan (Pe Ell) 151-4.
Triple Jump—1, Kyle Gartrell (Riverside Christian) 44-11 3/4; 2, Kevin August (Concrete) 43-9; 3, Chase Estes (King’s West) 42-10 3/4; 4, Riley Snyder (Tacoma Baptist) 42-2 1/4; 5, Warren Miller (St. John/End.-LaCrosse-Wash.); 41-5 3/4; 6, John Pulsifer (Willapa Valley) 41-3 1/4; 7, Terrell Boyes (South Bend) 40-11 1/4; 8, Max Lenoir (Vancouver Christian) 40-9 3/4.
1,600 Run—1, Jeff Pope (Valley Christian) 4:25.66; 2, Lucas Graham (Northwest Christian, Lacey) 4:30.04; 3, Erik Bjornsen (Liberty Bell) 4:32.88; 4, Nik Michel (Republic) 4:36.72; 5, Jon Williams (Northwest Christian, Colbert) 4:39.77; 6, Justin Holden (Northwest Christian, Lacey) 4:39.91; 7, Jared O’Brien (Vancouver Christian) 4:39.92; 8, Kyle Rasor (Shoreline Christian) 4:41.23.
Pole Vault—1, Marshall Fryberger (Lind-Ritzville) 13-6; 2, Matt Friese (Willapa Valley) 12-6; 3, Tylor Nortrup (Naselle) 12-0; 4, Robert Phelps (Lyle/Wishram) 12-0; 5 (tie), John Notturno (DeSales), Andrew Friese (Willapa Valley) 12-0; 7, Kyle Gartrell (Riverside Christian) 12-0; 8 (tie), John Pulsifer (Willapa Valley), Derrick DeVries (Mount Vernon Christian) 12-0.
Shot Put—1, James Lehr (Waitsburg-Prescott) 50-11 1/2; 2, Will Rockett (Willapa Valley) 50-4 3/4; 3, Paul Huffman (Northwest Christian, Colbert) 47-9; 4, Christian Brown (Mossyrock) 47-7 3/4; 5, Erik Richardson (Bear Creek) 47-6; 6, Sam Palmquist (Tacoma Baptist) 46-6 3/4; 7, Lucas Driscoll (Seattle Lutheran) 45-9 1/2; 8, Jim Price (Lyle/Wishram) 45-0 1/4.
2B/1B WHEELCHAIR
100—1, Chelsea McClammer, Kiona Benton, 18.99.
400—1, Chelsea McClammer, Kiona Benton, 1:06.9.
FASTPITCH: E’burg carries day for CWAC
May 30, 2009 by Scott Sandsberry
SELAH, Wash. — The untouchable ace got knocked around just enough to get her riled up. Then when the bats went silent, the No. 2 pitcher became untouchable. And the Ellensburg Bulldogs generally did so much worth celebrating that their coach actually hurt himself doing just that.
That was the opening day of the Class 2A state fastpitch tournament in a nutshell for Ellensburg, which became the CWAC’s lone remaining entry when both Selah and East Valley went two-and-out.
Ellensburg's Sarah McNamee delivers a pitch against Centralia Friday, May 29, 2009. (Andy Sawyer/Yakima Herald-Republic)
But the Bulldogs carried the league’s banner well, rallying from two runs down in the bottom of the seventh against Centralia to win 5-4 in eight innings, then riding Jessica Harris’ one-hitter to a 2-0 triumph over North Mason.
“It’s a testament to these kids,” Ellensburg coach Dave Kopczynski said. “In the first game, it was the bottom half of the order, then in the next one it’s the top. I can’t say enough about these kids.”
In today’s games, he’ll have to say it without jumping around. When Ellie Layman’s eighth-inning single to left scored Josie Savage with the winning run against Centralia, Kopczynski jumped up in exhilaration and landed wrong, feeling something pop. Tournament trainers told him it might be a partial tear of the left Achilles tendon.
“That’s OK. I’m not going anywhere,” Kopczynski said, hobbling with his calf and ankle well-taped. “I’ll celebrate on one leg if I have to.”
To celebrate today, though, the Bulldogs (23-1) must get past their 10 a.m. semifinal against Woodland (18-6), which had the opening day’s most impressive player in sophomore pitcher Emily Holt. She struck out 13, pitched a one-hitter and slammed a monster home run in a 10-0 pounding of Blaine, then hit another homer and struck out 16 in a two-hitter in the Beavers’ 3-0 quarterfinal victory over Colville.
Burlington-Edison rode Lindsey Dawson’s steady pitching to a pair of shutouts en route to the semifinals, 5-0 over Chehalis and 1-0 over Pullman. The Tigers (20-6) will face upstart Tumwater (16-7), who edged once-beaten Steilacoom 3-2 as Samantha Stahle drove in all three runs on a homer and a double, then nipped Granite Falls 1-0 behind Kierstin Smith’s 11-strikeout three-hitter.
East Valley finished 15-11 in a pair of low-scoring losses 4-2 to Granite Falls and 5-1 to Steilacoom. In the first game, the Red Devils simply couldn’t deal with Granite Falls hurler Alyssa Arndt, who struck out 16, and then they committed six errors against Steilacoom.
Ellensburg's Ellie Layman, (#3) is congratulated by her teammates after driving in the winning run in the eighth inning against Centralia Friday, May 29, 2009. The Bulldogs won 5-4. (Andy Sawyer/Yakima Herald-Republic)
Selah (18-6) had similar woes in its two games, committing five errors in a 9-2 loss to Pullman and then four in their 7-6 loss to Chehalis, with errors paving the way for the Bearcats’ final two runs, including the game-winner. That offset the Vikings’ 10-hit attack, including a seven-hit, four-run fourth inning that included six consecutive singles.
“We didn’t executive,” Vikings coach Bill Harris said. “We played two teams today that we were evenly matched with and we did not execute. It’s disappointing, because we knew we were a good enough team to get here. Then we got here and didn’t execute.”
Ellensburg, though, did. After Centralia pitcher Ramona Lofton slugged a two-run homer in the top of the seventh for a 4-2 lead off Bulldog ace Sarah McNamee, who hadn’t given up an earned run all season, McNamee answered in the bottom of the inning with a two-run double down the line.
“I was like, OK, you hit one off me, now it’s my turn,” McNamee said. “It wasn’t exactly a home run, but it did the job.”
So, too, did Harris in the Bulldogs’ second game. She pitched no-hit ball through six and then, after North Mason’s Cristy Norcross slammed a double in the seventh, Harris saved a run by snaring an Abbey Marshall line drive just over her forehead.
“There’s not really any thought that goes through your mind,” she said with a grin. “It’s like, ‘Oh, protect your face.’”
And, in this case, the Bulldogs’ championship hopes.
Class 2A fastpitch linescores
May 30, 2009 by YH-R Sports
FIRST ROUND
Pullman 9, Selah 2
Pullman 002 321 1 —9 12 0
Selah 000 020 0 — 2 7 5
Hanson, Perisho (5) and Guettinger; Stout, Alliston (6) and Harris.
Highlights: Hanson (P) 11 K, 1-14, 2b, RBI; Sterk (P) 2-5, 2b, 3b , 2 RBI; Holmbo (P) 2-4, HR, 2 RBI; Bunyard (S) 2-4, RBI; Fickes (S) 2-3.
Burlington Edison 5, Chehalis 0
Burlington-Edison 001 112 0 — 5 12 1
Chehalis 000 000 0 — 0 2 2
Highlights: Dawson (BE) WP, 2-4, 2b; Tingley (BE) 2-4; Rigelman (BE) 3-4, RBI.
Granite Falls 4, East Valley 2
East Valley 000 100 1 — 2 3 1
Granite Falls 002 200 x — 4 4 1
Killingsworth and Lounsbury; Arndt and P. Spencer.
Highlights: Orthmann (EV) 1-3, 3b, run; Thierolf (EV) 1-3, 2b; Martin (EV) 1-3, RBI; Arndt (GF) 16 K; Hensley (GF) 2-3, HR, 2 RBI.
Tumwater 3, Steilacoom 2
Tumwater 200 001 0 — 3 7 2
Steilacoom 200 000 0 — 2 6 2
Highlights: Stahle (T) 2-3, 2b, HR, 3 RBI; Mueller (S) 2-3.
North Mason 5, Anacortes 4
North Mason 040 000 01 — 5 5 2
Anacortes 100 030 00 — 4 7 2
Highlights: A. Marshall (NM) 1-4, RBI, game-winning hit; Hopper (NM) 2-3; Bellusci (A) 3-5, 2 runs; Bundy (A) 2-5; Nelson (A) 2-4.
Ellensburg 5, Centralia 4
Centralia 000 002 20 — 4 5 1
Ellensburg 000 200 21 — 5 9 1
Lorton and Hull; McNamee and Firman.
Highlights: Lorton (C) 7 IP, 10 K, 1-2, HR, 2 RBI; McNamee (E) 7 IP, 8 K, 2-4, 2b, 2 RBI; Layman (E) 3-5, game-winning RBI; Gant (E) 1-4, 2 RBI.
Colville 11, Sequim 1
Sequim 001 000 — 1 2 6
Colville 530 003 — 11 8 1
Highlights: A. Hamilton (C) 3-3, 2 2b, 4 RBI; Ebel (C) 2-4; Stuart (C) 2-4.
Woodland 11, Blaine 0
Blaine 000 000 — 0 1 1
Woodland 530 003 — 11 8 1
Highlights: Holt (W) WP, 13 K, 1-2, HR, 2 RBI; Moses (W) 2-3, RBI; Pearson (W) 2-3, RBI.
CONSOLATION FIRST ROUND
Chehalis 7, Selah 6
Chehalis 030 211 0 — 7 12 1
Selah 004 020 0 — 6 10 4
Ticknor and Stoudemire; Stout and Harris.
Highlights: Dykeman (C) 2-4, HR, 3 RBI; Dizer (C) 2-4, 3b, RBI; Bradley (C) 2-3, 2b; Braun (C) 2-4, RBI; Alliston (S) 2-4; Bunyard (S) 2-4, RBI; Cable (S) 1-3, RBI; McCallister (S) 1-3, RBI.
Steilacoom 5, East Valley 1
Steilacoom 101 200 1 — 5 12 2
East Valley 000 100 0 — 1 5 6
Kasshun and Mueller; Killingsworth and Lounsbury.
Highlights: Creger-Zier (S) 2-4, 3b, RBI; Mueller (S) 4-4, RBI; Cabana (S) 2-2; Thierolf (EV) 2-3, 2b; Suarez (EV) 1-3, RBI.
Anacortes 8, Centralia 5
Centralia 023 000 0 — 5 9 1
Anacortes 300 041 x — 8 9 2
Highlights: Lorton (C) 3-4; Bradley (A) 3-4, 3b; Bellusci (A) 2-4.
Sequim 7, Blaine 2
Sequim 101 004 1 — 7 9 0
Blaine 000 002 0 — 2 5 1
Highlights: Hopson (S) 1-4, HR, RBI; Briones (S) 3-4; M. Dudley (B) 2-3; C. Dudley (B) 2-3, 2b, 2 RBI.
QUARTERFINALS
Tumwater 1, Granite Falls 0
Tumwater 001 000 0 — 1 5 0
Granite Falls 000 000 0 — 0 3 4
Smith (T) 7 IP, 11 K, 0 BB; Blomgren (T) 3-3; Crews (GF) 2-2; Arndt (GF) 7 IP, 10 K, 0 BB.
Ellensburg 2, North Mason 0
Ellensburg 000 002 0 — 2 3 0
North Mason 000 000 0 — 0 1 0
Harris and Firman; Anderson and Lopez.
Highlights: Harris (E) 7 IP, 1 H, 6 K, 3 BB; Sharon 1-3, 3b, RBI; McNamee (1-3, RBI; Anderson (NM) 7 IP, 10 K.
Burlington-Edison 1, Pullman 0
Burlington-Edison 001 000 0 — 1 8 0
Pullman 000 000 0 — 0 1 2
Highlights: Dawson (B) 7 IP, 6 K, 1 BB; Berry (B) 2-3, run; Hanson (P) 7 IP, 14 K.
Woodland 3, Colville 0
Colville 000 000 0 — 0 2 0
Woodland 201 000 x — 3 5 0
Holt (W) 7 IP, 2 H, 16 K, 2-3, HR, 2 RBI; Pearson (W) 2-3.
CONSOLATION SECOND ROUND
Colville 3, Chehalis 2
Chehalis 011 000 0 — 2 3 1
Colville 012 000 x — 3 6 1
Highlights: Dykeman (W) 2-3, RBI; Braun (W) 2-4; Hamilton (C) 1-3, 2b, RBI; Torgerson (C) 3-3, 2b, RBI.
Sequim 5, Pullman 4
Sequim 220 000 01 — 5 NA 1
Pullman 002 200 00 — 4 NA 1
Highlights: Zbarschuk (S) 3-4, 2b, 3b, RBI; Hopson (S) 1-3, game-winning HR, RBI; Hanson (P) 14 K; Levenseller (P) 3-4; Sterk (P) 2-4, HR, 2 RBI; Norimine (P) 2-4.
Anacortes 3, Granite Falls 0
Granite Falls 000 000 0 — 0 6 1
Anacortes 300 000 x — 3 6 0
Highlights: Bundy (A) 2-2, 2 SB; Roney (A) 1-3, 2b, RBI; Dunton (A) 7 IP, 3 BB, 1 K.
Steilacoom 5, North Mason 3
Steilacoom 140 000 0 — 5 5 1
North Mason 020 000 1 — 3 8 2
Highlights: Creger-Zier (S) 2-4, RBI; Kasshun (S) 2-3; Lopez (NM) 2-3, 2b; Norcross (NM) 2-4, 2b.
FASTPITCH: Adna deals Kittitas first loss
May 30, 2009 by Dave Thomas
YAKIMA, Wash. — Perfection ended perfection.
Kittitas brought a 23-0 record into Friday night’s Class 2B quarterfinal against Adna, but the Coyotes had no chance to add on against the Pirates’ Jessika-Jo Sandrini.
The only thing slowing up the junior pitcher was an hour-long rain delay before she could take the mound for the bottom of the first inning.
Sandrini allowed just four balls to be put in play, one resulting in an error, as she threw a no-hitter with 18 strikeouts in Adna’s 8-0 victory at Gateway Sports Complex.
“Have I seen anything like her? No. She was on,” Kittitas coach Nate Phillips said. “I felt pretty good about our effort, but we didn’t accomplish much at the plate.”
It was a similar story for Thorp-Easton, who had their titles dreams ended against defending Class 1B champion Touchet and pitcher Stephanie Samuels.
Samuels wasn’t nearly as dominant as Sandrini, but the sophomore was highly effective, scattering four hits and striking out 10 in a 5-0 victory over the Wildcats.
“They hit and we didn’t,” Thorp-Easton coach Logan Mohr said, referring to the Tigers’ nine-hit attack. “We played about the best we have all year. We just didn’t adjust to their pitching.”
Despite the loss, Thorp-Easton (12-6), which opened with a 7-3 victory over Taholah, stayed alive and will face Inchelum today at 2 p.m. with the winner playing for third and fourth place.
“We got that first win,” Mohr said, “so we’re ahead of what everybody predicted.”
La Salle also stayed alive in the 2B bracket, bouncing back nicely from an opening round defeat to eliminate defending champion Toutle Lake, 8-5.
“For La Salle, any win at state is a plus, especially against a team from District 4,” coach Sara Adams said, referring to the district that has produced six of the seven Class B fastpitch champions. “Now they know they can win; they know they can compete with anyone.”
The Lightning (15-6) will face Colfax this morning at 10 a.m. in a loser-out game.
Kittitas is also in a loser-out game, at 10 a.m. against Davenport, and the Coyotes can only hope they regain their hitting stroke after Sandrini’s gem Friday evening.
Sandrini, who was the tough-luck loser in last year’s 2-1 loss to Toutle Lake in the championship game, got two ground ball outs to end the first inning and then struck out the next seven Kittitas hitters before Sareena Calahan reached on an error by the second baseman with one out in the fourth.
That didn’t rattle Sandrini, who struck out 10 straight hitters before getting Kayvonne Vaver to fly out to center to end the game.
Sandrini helped her own cause by doubling and scoring in the first to get Adna an early 1-0 advantage. She finished 2-for-4 with two runs scored and an RBI.
The game was actually closer than the final score, with Kittitas trailing just 3-0 before some defensive breakdowns led to five unearned runs in the top of the seventh.
“Outside of that last inning, I thought we played pretty well defensively,” Phillips said. “And I thought Maup (pitcher Dallas Maupin) threw well.
“I think we’ll bounce back today.”
Kittitas opened play with a thrilling 7-6 victory in nine innings over Selkirk, as the Coyotes scored twice in the bottom of the ninth.
La Salle didn’t start nearly as well as it finished, losing 12-0 to Seattle Lutheran. But the Lightning woke up against Toutle Lake, with Tori Gonzalez throwing a complete game and going 3-for-4 with two runs scored and three RBI. Amy Holbrook added two hits and three RBI, Ally Hernandez had two hits, two runs and an RBI, and Lauren DeGooyer had two hits and two runs.
Class 2B fastpitch linescores
May 30, 2009 by YH-R Sports
CLASS 2B
First round
Orcas Island 11, Oroville 1
Oroville 000 100 — 1 1 6
Orcas Island 151 301 — 11 10 1
Egerton and McCoy; Hoffman and Anderson.
Highlights: Allison O’Toole (OI) 2-3, 3 runs; April Hoffman (OI) 2-3, 2 runs, 2 RBI.
Pe Ell 5, Davenport 0
Davenport 000 000 0 — 0 2 3
Pe Ell 113 000 x — 5 5 0
Graber and Choute; Woods and Purcell.
Highlights: Stephanie Purcell (PE) 2-3, run; Amanda Woods (PE) 12 Ks.
Seattle Lutheran 12, La Salle 0
Seattle Lutheran 401 07 — 12 6 0
La Salle 000 00 — 0 2 4
Gonzalez, Fenich (5) and Holbrook; Norton and Shaw.
Highlights: Ally Hernandez (LS) 2-2; SL’s Kelsey Shaw, Sarah Crunican, Kendra Ranich and Katherine Smith 2 runs each.
Garfield-Palouse 14, Toutle Lake 4
Toutle Lake 100 003 0 — 4 7 0
Garfield-Palouse 000 644 x — 14 11 0
Witthuhn and Lopez; Robinson, Howard (5) and Nichols.
Mossyrock 5, LaConner 0
Mossyrock 201 020 0 — 5 8 0
LaConner 000 000 0 — 0 0 2
Pomeroy, Alvord (6) and Morales; Hedlund and McClung.
Highlights: Hannah Pomeroy (M) 11 Ks, 3-3, run, 3 RBI; Rodina Jones (M) 2-3, 2 runs, RBI.
Colfax 8, Tekoa-Oakesdale-Rosalia 2
Tek.-Oak.-Ros. 000 200 0 — 2 7 8
Colfax 033 110 x — 8 7 1
Sims and Hodges; Eng and Hall.
Highlights: Carmen Hall (C) 2-04, run, RBI; Christa Nyholm (C) 2-4, run, 2 RBI.
Adna 17, Rainier Christian 7
Rainier Christian 020 23 — 7 6 0
Adna 4(13)0 0x — 17 15 0
Mann and Smith; Lee and Lara.
Highlights: Jessika-Jo Sandrini (A) and Juana Lara (A) 2 hits, r runs each.
Kittitas 7, Selkirk 6 (9)
Selkirk 000 000 501 — 6 14 0
Kittitas 001 210 102 — 7 10 0
Reeve and Holton; Maupin and Sar. Calahan.
Highlights: Sam Calahan (K) game-tying RBI single in 9th; Kayvonne Vaver (K) 3-3, 3 RBI, game-winning RBI single in 9th.
QUARTERFINALS
Pe Ell 8, Orcas Island 0
Pe Ell 101 003 3 — 8 5 1
Orcas Island 000 000 0 — 0 1 6
Phelps and Purcell; Lowery, Garcia (6), Lowery (7) and Anderson.
Highlights: Angelina Phelps (PE) 19 Ks; Stephanie Purcell (PE) 2-4; Kassie Johnson (PE) 2-4.
Garfield-Palouse 7, Seattle Lutheran 1
Garfield-Palouse 201 310 0 — 7 13 4
Seattle Lutheran 000 001 0 — 1 4 3
Witthuhn and Lopez; Norton, Jacobs (7) and Shaw.
Highlights: Emily Witthuhn (GP) 12 Ks, 2-5, RBI; Wolfring (GP) 2-4; Lopez (GP) 3-4, 3b, HR, 4 RBI; Carly Deerkop (GP) 3-4.
Adna 8, Kittitas 0
Adna 120 000 5 — 8 8 1
Kittitas 000 000 0 — 0 0 3
Je. Sandrini and Lara; Maupin and Sar. Calahan.
Highlights: Sandrini (A) 18 Ks, 2-4, 2 runs, RBI; Kenzie Lee (A) 2-4, 2 runs, RBI.
Mossyrock 3, Colfax 1
Colfax 000 100 0 — 1 2 0
Mossyrock 000 120 x — 3 6 1
Eng and Hall; Pomeroy and Morales.
Highlights: Hannah Pomeroy (M) 2-3, run, 2-run single in 5th; Tiani Morales (M) 2-3.
Consolations
Davenport 14, Oroville 6
Davenport 404 202 2 — 14 14 3
Oroville 400 100 1 — 6 7 6
Brantley and Choate, Carothers (7); Egerton and McCoy.
Highlights: Brianna Cooper (D) 2-2, 2 runs, 3 RBI; Danika Montgomery (D) 3-4, 2 runs, RBI; Kayla Kinney (O) 2-4, 2 runs, 2 RBI.
La Salle 8, Toutle Lake 5
Toutle Lake 021 0000 2 — 5 9 0
La Salle 400 400 x — 8 10 1
McCain and Nusbaum; Gonzalez and Holbrook.
Highlights: Linzy Nichols (TL) 3-4, 2 RBI; Tori Gonzalez (LS) 3-4, 2 runs, 3 RBI; Amy Holbrook (LS) 2-4, 3 RBI; Ally Hernandez (LS) 2-4, 2 runs, RBI; Lauren DeGooyer (LS) 2-4, 2 runs.
LaConner 5, Tekoa-Oakesdale-Rosalia 2
Tek.-Oaks-Ros. 001 001 0 — 2 3 0
LaConner 101 201 x — 5 6 0
Sims and Hodges; Miller and McClung.
Highlights: Jensynne Summer (L) 3-3, run.
Rainier Christian 4, Selkirk 2
Rainier Christian 001 001 2 — 4 6 0
Selkirk 011 000 0 — 2 2 0
Payton and Shultice; Reeve and Holter.
Class 1B fastpitch linescores
May 30, 2009 by YH-R Sports
QUARTERFINALS
Touchet 1, Almira-Coulee-Hartline 0
Alm.-Coul.-Hart. 000 000 0 — 0 1 1
Touchet 001 000 x — 1 2 1
Gloyn and Osborne; Brown and Dorman.
Highlights: Nichole Brown (T) 7 Ks; Zoe Weaver (T) 1-2, RBI.
Thorp-Easton 7, Taholah 3
Taholah 000 030 0 — 3 5 0
Thorp-Easton 100 510 x — 7 5 0
Johnstone, Charlie (2), Johnstone (3), Charlie (4) and Channel; Hutchinson and Lowery.
Highlights: Caroline Glaves (TE) 2-4, RBI; Mallory Alma (TE) 2 runs, 2 RBI; Kelsey Hutchinson (TE) 1-3, 2 runs.
Colton 12, Inchelium 1
Colton 129 00 — 12 14 0
Inchelium 001 00 — 1 4 0
Vincent and Kramer; Signor and Condon.
Highlights: Haley Moser (C) 3-3, 2 runs.
St. Michael’s 11, Lake Quinault 8
St. Michael’s 002 121 5 — 11 9 0
Lake Quinault 002 400 2 — 8 8 0
Urann and South; K. Sansom and C. Sansom.
Highlights: Tima Raynor (SM) 2-5, 3 runs.
SEMIFINALS
Touchet 5, Thorp-Easton 0
Touchet 000 014 0 — 5 9 1
Thorp-Easton 000 000 0 — 0 4 2
Samuels and Dorman; Hutchinson and Lowery.
Highlights: Stephanie Samuels (To) 10 Ks; Kelsey Dorman (To) 3-4, run; Meghan Cantrel (To) 2-4, 2b, RBI.
Colton 14, St. Michael’s 0
Colton 411 305 — 14 9 0
St. Michael’s 000 000 — 0 1 0
Moser and Kramer; Urann and South.
Highlights: Kelsey Moser (C) 2-4, 3 runs, RBI; Mollie Kramer (C) 2-4, 2 runs; Chelsea Mayer (C) 2-3, 2 runs.
CONSOLATIONS
Almira-Coulee-Hartline 9, Taholah 4
Alm.-Coul.-Hart. 050 111 1 — 9 11 2
Taholah 100 120 0 — 4 6 3
Isaak and Osborne; Charlie, Johnstone (2) and McCrory.
Highlights: Dani Porterfield (ACH) 2-2, 2 runs; Kara Erickson (ACH) 2 runs; Tillie McCrory (T) HR.
Inchelium 9, Lake Quinault 2
Inchelium 221 012 1 — 9 8 4
Lake Quinault 020 000 0 — 2 4 5
Signor and Condon; K. Sansom and C. Sansom.
Highlights: Serena Condon (I) 3-5, run, RBI; Nikki Fry (I) 3 runs, 3 RBI.
FASTPITCH: Cle Elum, Zillah fall just short
May 30, 2009 by YH-R Sports
PASCO, Wash. — Cle Elum pushed SCAC district champion Connell to the limit Friday before falling 3-2 in the consolation bracket of the Class 1A fastpitch state tournament at the TRAC Softball Complex.
The Eagles, who were unbeaten before losing 4-1 to Cascade (Leavenworth) in the first round, trailed 2-1 going into the bottom of the sixth.
Connell scored a run in the sixth and added the game-winner in the seventh to end the Warriors season at 14-9.
Cle Elum began the day with a 1-0 victory over Chelan. Ashley Sutton singled in Haley Bator in the bottom of the third with game’s only run. Bator did the rest, tossing a one-hitter.
The Warriors then fell to powerful Montesano 15-0 in the quarterfinals.
Zillah also saw its season end, but not without posting a victory.
The Leopards fell 5-3 to Nooksack Valley in the First round before blanking Cashmere 9-0 behind sophomore Kelsie Salverda’s three-hitter.
SCAC West player of the year Korie Duce had two hits and drove in a pair of runs and Samantha Robillard and Jennifer Nelson added a pair of hits for Leopards.
Zillah fell to Toledo 2-1 in nine innings and ended its season at 15-12.
“I’m very proud of this group,” Leopards coach Daniel Robillard said. “I never thought we’d get this far from beginning of season.”
Cle Elum 1, Chelan 0
Chelan 000 000 0 — 0 1 0
Cle Elum 001 000 x — 1 3 1
Nelson and Robelia; Bator and Jones.
Highlights: Ashley Sutton (CE) RBI.
Montesano 15, Cle Elum 0
Line score and details not reported.
Connell 3, Cle Elum 2
Cle Elum 000 002 0 — 2 4 6
Connell 010 001 1 — 3 1 4
Bator and Jones; Molsbarger and Sawyer.
Highlights: Laura Potts (CE) 1-2; Danielle Swigart (CE) 1-3, run.
Nooksack Valley 5, Zillah 3
Zillah 000 201 0 — 3 6 6
Nooksack Valley 104 000 x — 5 3 0
Salverda and Argo; Ramstead and Ancker.
Highlights: Kelsie Salverda (Z) 4K, 0 ER.
Zillah 9, Cashmere 0
Cashmere 000 000 0 — 0 3 4
Zillah 220 014 0 — 9 9 0
Connors and Head, Salverda and Argo.
Highlights: Korie Duce (Z) 2-4, 2 RBI; Samantha Robillard (Z) 2-3; Jennifer Nelson (Z) 2-3.
Toledo 2, Zillah 1 (9 innings)
Zillah 000 010 000 — 1 5 1
Toledo 000 001 001 — 2 7 0
Salverda and Argo; Herbert and Cope
Highlights: Duce (Z) 2-4, RBI.
TENNIS: La Salle’s Gibbons dominates
May 30, 2009 by Jerrel Swenning
YAKIMA, Wash. — La Salle’s Seth Gibbons didn’t have the most pinpoint shot of Friday’s quarterfinal against Tonasket’s Tyler Hendrick.
That belonged to Hendrick, who returned one of Gibbons’ serve off a stray ball still on the La Salle junior’s side of the court for a point.
“It was a once in a lifetime shot,” Gibbons said. “Maybe (I’ve seen it) in practice, but not a match.”
La Salle's Seth Gibbons plays Charles Wright's Daniel Ham during a first-round match in the state tennis tournament on Friday, May 29, 2009. (Sara Gettys/Yakima Herald-Republic)
And definitely not in this match, a 6-1, 6-1 dominating performance by Gibbons, who advanced to the semifinals of the Class 1A-2B-1B state tournament at the Yakima Tennis Center after making it to the quarterfinals the past two seasons, eventually finishing fourth last year.
Gibbons controlled the match from the baseline and sprinkled in some timely net play. After Hendrick broke Gibbons’ serve to start the second set, the Lightning standout broke the Tonasket sophomore and gave up just eight points the rest of the way.
Gibbons faces Bear Creek freshman Jake Imam at 10 this morning with a berth in the title match at stake. Imam has dominated thus far, losing just one game in the first two rounds.
“This year I have high hopes,” Gibbons said. “As long as I play well (today), I’ll be happy.”
The draw left Gibbons with a stout first-round opponent in Charles Wright freshman Daniel Ham. But Gibbons prevailed 6-4, 6-4.
Naches Valley sisters Zori and Larisa Fossum, state qualifiers in singles a year ago, cruised to straight set victories in their two Friday matches.
The Ranger duo topped Freeman’s Blair Riddle and Katie Bauer 6-1, 6-3 in an opening match and followed with a 6-2, 6-4 quarterfinal victory over Omak’s Rachel Martinez and Danielle Pecha.
The Fossums will face Sarah Sarika Halankdar and Megan Kelly at 8:30 this morning in a semifinal match.
Goldendale’s Kylee Bellamy and Ryell Carley remain alive in the consolation victory.
Class 1A tennis
SINGLES RESULTS
Friday’s local results
BOYS
First round: Cody Dunbar (Zillah) d. Lee Leavell (Tonasket) 6-1, 6-2; Seth Gibbons (La Salle) d. Daniel Ham (Charles Wright) 6-4, 6-4; Nik Vishwanath (St. George’s) d. Ben Villa (Granger) 5-7, 6-2, 6-0; Nathan Anderson (Cascade Christian) d. Troy Dunbar (Zillah) 6-1, 6-0; Tyler Hendrick (Omak) d. Ansel DeLeon (La Salle) 6-1, 6-0.
Quarterfinals: Max Burnham (Vashon Island) d. C. Dunbar (Zillah) 6-1, 6-7, 6-2; Gibbons (La Salle) d. Brett Hendrick (Tonasket) 6-1, 6-1.
Consolation: T. Dunbar (Zillah) d. DeLeon (La Salle) 6-3, 6-3; Waco Budliselich (Liberty Bell) d. Villa (Granger) 6-4, 6-0; Hendrick (Tonasket) d. T. Dunbar (Zillah) 7-6, 6-2.
Today’s matches
Semifinal: Seth Gibbons (La Salle) vs. Jake Imam (Bear Creek)
GIRLS
First round: Maya Jansen (Freeman) d. Mariah Elsner (Naches Valley) 6-0, 6-0; Lee Jansen (Freeman) d. Italia Mengarelli (Granger) 6-0, 6-0.
Consolation: Brittany Webster (Brewster) d. Elsner (Naches Valley) 6-0, 6-0; Jordan Offut (Cascade) d. Mengarelli (Granger) 6-2, 6-0.
DOUBLES RESULTS
BOYS
First round: Mat Engstron-Scott Peterson (Chelan) d. Tyler Slick-Cameron Fisk (Naches Valley) 6-4, 7-6; Cody Schmidt-Matt Taylor (Cashmere) d. Matthew Newman-Ivan Perez (Highland) 6-0, 6-0; Fletcher Wilhite-Chase Wing (Goldendale) d. Sully Blake-Alex Koo (St. George’s) 7-5, 6-2.
Quarterfinals: Willie Corbit-Ben Le Veque (University) d. Wilhite-Wing (Goldendale) 7-5, 6-2.
Consolation: Stephen Eastburn-Reid Wells (Valley Christian) d. Slick-Fisk (Naches Valley) 7-5, 6-0; Newman-Perez (Highland) d. Calvin Foz-Stockton Taylor (Connell) 6-2, 6-2; Eastburn-Wells (Valley Christian) d. Wilhite-Wing (Goldendale) 6-4, 6-3; Micheal Authenreith-Isaac Reister (Cascade) d. Newman-Perez (Highland) 4-6, 7-5, 6-1.
GIRLS
First round: Zori Fossum-Larisa Fossum (Naches Valley) d. Blair Riddle-Katie Bauer (Freeman) 6-1, 6-3; Kylee Bellamy-Ryell Carley (Goldendale) 6-2, 6-2 Gina Sprint-Rachel Sugden (Lakeside) 6-2, 6-2.
Quarterfinals: Z. Fossum-L. Fossum (Naches Valley) d. Rachel Martinez-Danielle Pecha (Omak) 6-2, 6-4; Devan Courtois-Elyse Fike (Cashmere) d. Bellamy-Carley (Goldendale) 6-4, 6-2.
Consolation: Cassie Mullin-Kari Siceloff (Bush) d. Klarich-Carpenter (Granger) 6-4, 5-7, 6-3; Bellamy-Carley (Goldendale) d. Riddle-Bauer (Freeman) 3-6, 7-5, 6-4.
Today’s matches
Semifinal: Zori Fossum-Larisa Fossum (Naches Valley) vs. Sarika Halankdar-Megan Kelley (Charles Wright).
Consolation semifinal: Kylee Bellamy-Ryell Carley (Goldendale) vs. Lauren Booker-Anali Galvez (Connell).
TENNIS: Bertelsen, Teske head to semis
May 30, 2009 by YH-R Sports
SEATTLE — The Selah doubles team of Kevin Bertelsen and Devin Teske posted a pair of straight-set victories to advance to the Class 2A semifinals at the Nordstrom Tennis Center on the University of Washington Campus.
It’s a return trip to the semifinals for Teske, who placed second with partner Cody Alliston, who graduated last spring. Bertelsen was a state qualifiers in singles last year.
The Vikings are the lone Yakima Valley entry in either boys or girls still with a shot of a championship. But there are plenty still alive in the consolation brackets:
• Ellensburg’s Josiah Jackson and Aaron Porter, third-place finishers in doubles a year ago, will meet in the consolation semifinals with the winner earning a shot at fourth place. The two have split a pair of matches this year, with Jackson winning last weekend in the district championship.
• Grandview’s Rogi Fajardo is in the consolation semifinal opposite the matchup of the Bulldogs teammates. Fajardo, a senior, advanced to the consolation quarterfinals a year ago.
• The Ellensburg boys doubles team of Mike Komorowski and Bryan Elliott also stayed in contention for a medal. The tandem won twice after falling in the first round and is in the consolation semis.
• CWAC district champion Abigail Pellett bounced back after a quarterfinal loss and advance to the consolation semifinals.
2A State
At University of Washington
SINGLES RESULTS
Friday’s local results
BOYS
First-round: Will Topp (Sehome) d. Josiah Jackson (Ellensburg) 1-6, 6-4, 6-2; Paxton Magaway (Steilacoom) d. Rogi Fajardo (Grandview) 6-2, 6-2; Aaron Porter (Ellensburg) d. Vinh Nguyen (Washington) 6-1, 6-2.
Quarterfinals: Kashif Khan (Chehalis) d. Aaron Porter (Ellensburg) 6-1, 6-3.
Consolation: Josiah Jackson (Ellensburg) d. Hubie Paterson (Chehalis) 6-1, 6-3; Rogi Fajardo (Grandview) d. Jeff Koss (Mark Morris) 6-1, 6-2; Josiah Jackson (Ellensburg) d. Paxton Magaway (Steilacoom) 6-1, 6-2; Aaron Porter (Ellensburg) d. Ettore Scudo (Sequim) 6-0, 6-0; Rogi Fajardo (Grandview) d. Tai Pham (Interlake) 6-0, 6-3.
Today’s matches
Consolation — Semifinals: Josiah Jackson (Ellensburg) vs. Aaron Porter (Ellensburg); Rogi Fajardo (Grandview) vs. Yasser Khan (Chehalis).
GIRLS
First-round: Emily Carbaugh (Ellensburg) d. Brianna Bazo (Medical Lake) 6-3, 6-2; Molly Beaumont (Bellingham) d. Cintia Gil (Toppenish) 6-0, 6-0; Abigail Pellett (Ellensburg) d. Mari Pace (Black Hills) 6-1, 6-1.
Quarterfinals: MacKenzie McWilliams (Hockinson) d. Emily Carbaugh (Ellensburg) 6-2, 6-3; Linsey Newman (South Whidbey) d. Abigail Pellett (Ellensburg) 6-1, 6-3.
Consolation: Cintia Gil (Toppenish) d. Taylor Relich (Aberdeen) 7-5, 6-2; Abigail Pellett (Ellensburg) d. Jayne Thomas (Burlington-Edison) 6-3, 6-1; Taylor Giske (Chehalis) d. Cintia Gil (Toppenish) 6-4, 6-4; Maggie Becker (Klahowya) d. Emily Carbaugh (Ellensburg) 6-1, 6-0.
Today’s matches
Consolation — Semifinals: Abigail Pellett (Ellensburg) vs. Taylor Giske (Chehalis).
DOUBLES RESULTS
BOYS
First-round: Garret Mullen-Chris Chappell (West Valley-Spokane) d. Rogelio Ruiz-Greg Strom (Wapato) 6-2, 6-4; Jason Sheih-Nikita Noxov (Interlake) d. Mike Komorowski-Bryan Elliott (Ellensburg) 6-3, 6-1; Kevin Bertelsen-Devin Teske (Selah) d. AJ Barker-Colton Alexander (North Mason) 6-0, 7-5.
Quarterfinals: Kevin Bertelsen-Devin Teske (Selah) d. Drew Adams-Derrick Young (Clarkston) 6-4, 6-3.
Consolation: Rogelio Ruiz-Greg Strom (Wapato) d. Thomas Berschauer-Martin Michalik (B) 6-7, 6-3, 6-4; Mike Komorowski-Bryan Elliott (Ellensburg) d. Johnny Nguyen-Taylor Woodruff (R.A. Long) 5-7, 6-1, 6-2; Drew Adams-Derek Young (Clarkston) d. Rogelio Ruiz-Greg Strom (Wapato) 6-2, 6-1; Mike Komorowski-Bryan Elliott (Ellensburg) d. Jeff Jaeckel-Kurtis Pitcher (Klahowya) 2-6, 6-4, 6-3.
Today’s matches
Semifinals: Kevin Bertelsen-Devin Teske (Selah) vs. Jason Sheih-Nikita Nosov (Interlake).
Consolation — Semifinals: Mike Komorowski-Bryan Elliott (Ellensburg) vs. Garret Mullen-Chris Chappell (West Valley-Spokane).
GIRLS
First-round: Anh Phan-Dru Sanchez (West Valley-Spokane) d. Jaime Miller-Kayla Davis (East Valley) 7-5, 6-0.
Consolation: Emma Anderson-Olivia Koelsch (Tumwater) d. Jaime Miller-Kayla Davis (East Valley) 6-2, 6-1.
