RC cruises past Moses Lake Christian
September 26, 2009 by YH-R Sports
MOSES LAKE, Wash. — Derek Byrne scored twice to lead Riverside Christian past Moses Lake Christian Academy 4-1 in a boys soccer match Friday. Jason Bjur and Jeremy Pynch added a goal apiece as the Crusaders (1-0, 3-0-1) won their league opener.
First half: 1, Riverside Christian, Jason Bjur, 12:00; 2, Riverside Christian, Derek Byrne, 22:00.
Second half: 3, Riverside Christian, Jeremy Pynch, 63:00; 4, Riverside Christian, Byrne, 65:00; 5, Moses Lake Christian Academy, Isaac Murriell, 78:00.
Saves: Michael Stein (RC) 6; Stefan McNimara (ML) 5.
9/26/09 Prep Volleyball Roundup
September 26, 2009 by YH-R Sports
KLICKITAT 3, SUNNYSIDE CHRISTIAN 0: At Klickitat, Klickitat swept the non-league match, beating the Knights (2-6) 25-16, 25-22, 25-11.
Sunnyside Christian highlights: Janelle DeGroot 6-8 serving, 3 kills, 3 digs; Ashley Haak 12-13 serving, 3 assists; Kathleen Dolan 6-6 serving; Maddy Wavrin 3 kills, 4 blocks; Alyssa Haak 5-6 serving.
Prep Football Roundup — Week Four
September 26, 2009 by YH-R Sports
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| Kennewick 48, Davis 32 FINAL |
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| Kenn — Deven Ramos 26 pass from Trent Brown (kick failed)Kenn — Drew Loftus 4 pass from Brown (pass failed)
Davis — David Trimble 12 pass from Deion Wright (kick blocked) Davis — Nick Rodriguez 8 pass from Wright (pass failed) Kenn — Brown 10 run (K.C. Hooper kick) Davis — Trimble 49 pass from Wright (Zach Alexander kick) Kenn — Brown 1 run (Hooper kick) Kenn — Zak Albertin 2 run (kick failed) Kenn — Safety, punter tackled in end zone Kenn — Brown 1 run (Hooper kick) Davis — Chris Chapman 30 pass from Wright (kick failed) Kenn — Nate Woods 10 run (Hooper kick) Davis — Trimble 10 pass from Wright (Alexander kick) INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING — Kenn, Albertin 13-112, Brown 9-34, Jesse Gutierrez 4-27, Woods 4-15, John Hamilton 2-9, Hooper 3-7. Davis, Roberto Rodriguez 10-47, Trimble 1-21, Mitchell Vinsant 7-16, Raymond Navarro 3-7, Wright 6-minus 11, Team 1-minus 17. PASSING — Kenn, Brown 12-16-1-169, Hamilton 1-2-0-4. Davis, Wright 17-28-4-250. RECEIVING — Kenn, Ramos 5-89, Reggie Clinton 4-35, Dallin Brimley 2-34, Loftus 2-15. Davis, Trimble 5-93, Chapman 3-50, R. Rodriguez 3-35, Navarro 2-39, Trevor Ramos 1-14, N. Rodriguez 1-8, Vinsant 1-6, Cooper Cupp 1-5. |
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| Eisenhower 20, Richland 0 FINAL |
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| RICHLAND, Wash. — A week after staying on the ground to ring up a victory, Eisenhower took to the air for a crucial road victory Friday.
James Lopez threw for 192 yards, including a pair of scoring tosses to Asya Morioka, to back a stellar effort by the Cadets’ defense as Ike earned a 20-0 victory over Richland in a CBBN game at Fran Rish Stadium. The unbeaten Cadets improved to 3-0 in the Cascade Division, and 4-0 overall. Joe Fuerst, who ran for 227 yards in last Friday’s victory over Chiawana, was limited to 60 yards on 16 carries by Richland, but he did find the end zone, scoring on a 5-yard run in the fourth quarter for the only points in the second half. That score was really unnecessary as the Cadet defense limited the Bombers to just 60 passing yards and 76 yards on the ground. Jake McKinney ran for 70 yards for Richland, but quarterback Hayden Hilty completed just 7 of 14 passes. |
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| Ike — Asya Morioka 15 pass from James Lopez (kick failed)Ike — Morioka 12 pass from Lopez (Lopez run)
Ike — Joe Fuerst 5 run (kick failed) INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING — Eisenhower, Fuerst 16-60, Daniel Ortega 2-5, Morioka 1-8, Issac Sarate 7-23. Richland, Jake McKinney 19-70, Hayden Hilty 8-8, Sawyer Powell 2-2, Elijay Gardaya 1-1, Brad Baird 2-(minus 5). PASSING — Eisenhower, Lopez 9-19-2 192. Richland, Hilty 7-14-0 60, Chris Hayes 0-2-1 0. RECEIVING — Eisenhower, Antonio Martinez 2-102, Ryan Watson 2-23, Morioka 4-51, Dylan Hudson 1-6. Richland, Cordarrius Ramsey 3-13, Andrew Kusuda 3-35, Brennen Creer 1-12. |
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| West Valley 24, Chiawana 18 FINAL |
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| PASCO, Wash. — Weston Green scored two second-half touchdowns on runs of 1 and 20 yards as the Rams rallied from an 18-10 third-quarter deficit to notch their first victory of the season.
Slate Diessner ran for 110 yards on 20 carries and also caught an 11-yard scoring pass from Gilbert Plath, who finished the game with 154 passing yards. Plath also kicked a 32-yard field goal on the final play of the first half, only 30 seconds after Chiawana’s Charles Edrington had scored to give the Riverhawks a 12-7. Jake Smith was Plath’s favorite target, hauling in four passes for 55 yards. |
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| Chi — Nick Mackey 20 pass from Luc Graff (kick failed)WV — Slate Diessner 11 pass from Gilbert Plath (Plath kick)
Chi — Charles Edrington 9 pass from Graff (pass failed) WV — FG Plath 32 Chi — Andrew Higgins 9 run (kick failed) WV — Weston Green 1 run (Plath run) WV — Green 20 run (kick failed) INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING — West Valley, Diessner 20-110, Green 8-44, Gerrick Andrews 5-24, Plath 7-2. Chiawana, Jordan Downing 16-84, Higgins 1-9, Graff 9-5. PASSING — West Valley, Plath 11-19-0 154. Chiawana, Graff 15-24-0 118. RECEIVING — West Valley, Jake Smith 4-55, Josh Bower 2-55, Diessner 2-15, Josh Owens 2-26, Andrews 1-3. Chiawana, Edrington 5-38, Justin Smith 3-16, Geramey Duckworth 3-18, Nick Mackay 2-30, Jordan Downing 1-11, Buddy Walter 1-5. |
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| Lewiston, Idaho 28, Sunnyside 24 FINAL |
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| LEWISTON, Idaho — Sunnyside’s Danny Almeida rushed for 256 yards and a touchdown but Lewiston rallied for a 28-24 non-league victory Friday night at Bengal Field.
Almeida, who had 26 carries, scored on a 12-yard run in the second quarter to pull the Grizzlies into a 21-21 tie. Isreal Manzo, whose receiving touchdown opened the scoring, booted a 31-yard field goal in the third period to give Sunnyside a 24-21. But Justin Podrabsky, who passed for 212 yards, put Lewiston ahead with his third TD pass with 7:42 left in the game. |
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| Sunn — Isreal Manzo 8 pass from Andrew Daley (Manzo kick)
Lew — Tyler Johnson 27 run (Chris Schrette kick) Lew — Connor Imel 8 pass from Justin Podrabsky (Schrette kick) Lew — John Rake 15 pass from Podrabsky (Schrette kick) Sunn — Victor Rios 9 pass from Manzo (Manzo kick) Sunn — Danny Almeida 12 run (Manzo kick) Sunn — FG Manzo 31 Lew — Rake 18 pass from Podrabsky (Schrette kick) INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING — Sunn, Almeida 26-256, Manzo 12-38, Rios 7-6, Daley 3-minus 15. Lew, Johnson 17-87, Podrabsky 6-8, Ridge Meachum 1-4. PASSING — Sunn, Daley 2-11-2-64, Manzo 1-1-0-9. Lew, Podrabsky 17-27-3-212. RECEIVING — Sunn, James Sanchez 1-56, Rios 1-9, Manzo 1-8. Lew, Imel 7-88, Rake 5-63, Beau Kerns 4-34, Camden Bernatz 1-27. |
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| Prosser 33, East Valley 7 FINAL |
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| YAKIMA, Wash. — Dylan Bolt scored two rushing touchdowns, and Dominic Garza scored two through the air as the Mustangs rebounded from last Friday’s loss to defeat East Valley.
Isaac Anderson led the Mustangs with 160 rushing yards. Garza’s touchdowns came on a 27 yard reception from T.J. Finn and a 52 yard pass from Eric Fassler. East Valley’s Jonathan Janis scored on a five-yard run in the third quarter. |
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| Pro — Dylan Bolt 1 run (Kick failed)Pro — Bolt 37 run (conversion failed)
Pro — Dominic Garza 27 pass from T.J. Finn (Abi Fajardo kick) EV — Jonathan Janis 5 run (Caleb Buck kick) Pro — Tyler Koch 15 run (Fajardo kick) Pro — Garza 52 pass from Eric Fassler (Bolt kick) INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING—Prosser, Isaac Anderson 28-160, Bolt 6-46, Koch 2-20, Jordan Culver 1-13, Taylor Ledgerwood 1-0; East Valley, Eli Curtsinger 20-81, Nick Pecheos 10-50, Janis 9-37, Chris Godfrey 3-(minus-1), team 1-0. PASSING—Prosser, Finn 11-15-1 113, Fassler 1-2-0 52; East Valley, Janis 5-14-1 29. RECEIVING—Prosser, Garza 5-125, Beau Hazzard 3-29, Ethan Groom 2-10, Jordin Silva 1-3, Bolt 1-(minus-2); East Valley, Jordan Cameron 5-29. |
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| Selah 28, Quincy 6 FINAL |
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| QUINCY — Tanner Fife broke loose for 148 yards and three touchdowns to lead Selah to the road victory.
Fife, who had just 12 carries, scored on runs of 11, 53 and 7 yards as the Vikings built a 28-0 lead early in the fourth quarter. |
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| Selah — Tanner Fife 11 run (Daniel Hernandez kick)Selah — Tyler Weedin 18 run (Hernandez kick)
Selah — Fife 53 run (Hernandez kick) Selah — Fife 7 run (Hernandez kick) Quincy — No. 40 3 run (kick failed) INDIVIDUAL STATISITICS RUSHING — Selah, Fife 12-148, Weedin 5-34, Allen Noble 9-29, Kailey Stroupe 1-1, Trent Douglass 2-(-5). Quincy, No. 40 11-14, Hodges 11-24, No. 5 19-75 (Ybarra). PASSING — Selah, Douglass 4-8-0-44. Quincy, Hodges 3-9-2-40. RECEIVING — Selah, Shawn Thompson 2-23, Evan Roberts 2-21. Quincy, No. 7 2-36, No. 14 1-4. |
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| Othello 28, Toppenish 14 FINAL |
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| OTHELLO, Wash. — Matt Jensen scored two touchdowns, and Caleb Garza had a 56 yard touchdown run to lead the Huskies past Toppenish in a CWAC league game.
Othello’s Devon Lind threw a 50 yard touchdown pass to Chris Brunetti in his only passing attempt. Carlos Ramirez scored two touchdowns for the Wildcats. |
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| Oth — No. 38 10 run (No. 44 kick)Oth — No. 2 50 pass from No. 28 (No. 44 kick)
Oth — No. 6 56 run (No. 44 kick) Oth — No. 38 1 run (No. 44 kick) Top — Carlos Ramirez 3 run (kick failed) Top — Ramirez 3 run (Rafael Osorio run) INDIVIVUAL STATISTICS RUSHING — Toppenish, Ramirez 24-90, Ivan Macias 9-38, Victor Torres 13-69, Osorio 4-31, Daniel Maldonado 2-12. Othello, No. 38 20-101, No. 32 15-47, No. 7 6-57, No. 6 1-56. PASSING — Toppenish, Maldonado 0-3-0 0. Othello, No. 7 3-5-0 32, No. 28 1-1-0 50. RECEIVING — Toppenish, none. Othello, No. 32 1-6, No. 2 1-50, No. 38 1-14, No. 88 1-12. |
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| GRANDVIEW, Wash. — Ethan Sterkel threw for 329 yards and five touchdowns, including three to Kramer Ferrell, as Ellensburg rolled in its first game since moving to the top spot in the state rankings.
Sterkel was 19-for-25 with scoring passes of 13, 10 and 40 to Ferrell, who finished with 12 catches for 175 yards, 78 yards to John Ellersick, and 19 yards to Adam Haberman. Conner Meehan also ran for three scores. Jacob Massey had 127 yards rushing for Grandview. |
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Grand — Ryan Moore 4 pass from Jose Lara (kick failed) Ell — Conner Meehan 16 run (Sterkel kick) Ell — Meehan 7 run (Sterkel kick) Grand — Lara 10 run (Lara run) Ell — Kramer Ferrell 13 pass from Sterkel (Sterkel kick) Ell — Meehan 7 run (Sterkel kick) Ell — Ferrell 10 pass from Sterkel (Sterkel kick) Ell — Ferrell 40 pass from Sterkel (kick wide) INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING — Ellensburg, Meehan 7-58, Sterkel 4-(-5), Mike McKinney 9-18. Grandview, Jacob Massey 20-127, Isaac Alaniz 2-3, Lara 8-35. PASSING — Ellensburg, Sterkel 19-25-329-0. Grandview, Lara 4-13-1-54. RECEIVING — Ellensburg, Ferrell 12-175, Ellersick 2-81, Sungyoung Lee 1-10, Stephen Stein 1-26, McKinney 1-0, Haberman 2-37. Grandview, Moore 2-33, Massey 1-11, Frylin Flores 1-10. |
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| Wapato 33, Ephrata 26 FINAL |
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| WAPATO, Wash. — Wapato’s Cody Nickoloff ended up getting the better of his back-and-forth battle with his Ephrata counterpart Travis Flint, rushing for 201 yards and four touchdowns, including the tying and game-winning scores in the final four minutes.
Nickoloff’s 15-yard run and two-point conversion run with 3:59 remaining tied the game at 26-all, and then his 17-yard scoring run with 34 seconds left gave the Wolves the victory. Nickoloff, who had 23 carries, also scored on runs of 54 and 4 yards. Flint had 197 yards on 35 carries and he scored all four Ephrata touchdowns, including a 90-yard kickoff return that put the Tigers ahead 26-18 midway through the fourth quarter. |
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| Eph — Travis Flint 2 run (kick failed)Wap — George Gomez 35 pass from Gabe Arambul (kick failed)
Wap — Cody Nickoloff 54 run (pass failed) Eph — Flint 2 run (Flint run) Eph — Flint 45 run (kick failed) Wap — Nickoloff 4 run (run failed) Eph — Flint 90 kickoff return (run failed) Wap — Nickoloff 15 run (Nickoloff run) Wap — Nickoloff 17 run (Jesse Chavez kick) INDIVDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING — Ephrata, Flint 35-197, Dakota Blair 4-29. Wapato, Nickolff 23-201, Eli Elisondo 4-20. PASSING — Ephrata, Bryce Beavers 2-14-1 65. Wapato, Gabe Arambul 2-9-0 44, Nickoloff 1-1-0 30. RECEIVING — Ephrata, Jerome Prescod 2-65. Wapato, George Gomez 2-65, Michael De Leon 1-9. |
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| Granger 34, Highland 7 FINAL |
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| GRANGER, Wash. — Francisco Morales threw for a touchdown and ran for two more to help Granger record its first victory of the season.
Morales threw an 8-yard scoring pass to Mitchell Zapien to start a 20-point second quarter that put the Spartans in command. Up 20-7, Morales iced the victory with fourth-quarter scoring runs of 11 and 35 yards. |
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| Gran — Mitchell Zapien 8 pass from Francisco Morales (pass failed)Gran — Chase Carpenter 11 run (Carpenter run)
Gran — Johnathon Salcedo 26 interception return (kick failed) High — Forrest Kopta 1 run (Tyler Hakala kick) Gran — Morales 11 run (Morales run) Gran — Morales 35 run (kick failed) |
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| Goldendale-Klickitat 36, Cle Elum 14 FINAL |
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| GOLDENDALE, Wash. — Tyrell Cronin threw for two scores, and Justin Garrigus ran for a pair of touchdowns to help Goldendale-Klickitat stay undefeated.
Cronin, who was 13 of 20, hit Cody Herin on a 3-yard scoring pass to tie the game, and then helped seal the victory with an 18-yard scoring pass to J.D. Moss. Garrigus scored on runs of 22 and 4 yards. |
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Gold — Torey Spaulding-Jimenez 5 run (JD. Moss pass from Cronin) Gold — Justin Garrigus 22 run (Garrigus run) Gold — Moss 18 pass from Cronin (Anthony Dobson pass from Cronin) Gold — Garrigus 4 run (kick failed) CE — Jason Zapel 10 pass from Corey Zapel (run good) INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING — CE, Roberto Sanchez 6-9, Michael Newman 5-3, Tschauner 4-23, C. Zapel 3-(-6), Brice Brown 2-7, Jake Gall 1-7, Millsap 1-4. Goldendale, Spaulding-Jimenez 15-106, Garrigus 10-54, Seth Davis 6-16, Kurt Wilkins 4-23, Cronin 2-(-16). PASSING — CE, C. Zapel 16-33-2-176. Goldendale, Cronin 13-20-0-132, Riley Ross 0-4-0-0. RECEIVING — CE, J. Zaple 9-100, Tschauner 4-67, Newman 2-6, Gall 1-3. Goldendale, Moss 5-46, Herin 4-35, Dobson 3-49, Garrigus 1-2. |
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| Naches Valley 56, Mabton 0 FINAL |
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| NACHES, Wash. — Nic Lukehart rushed for 206 yards and seven touchdowns for the Rangers.
NV’s Nolan Sheehan made the most of his one rushing yard by scoring a touchdown. Billy Craig had 101 passing yards for Naches Valley. |
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| NV — Nic Lukehart 18 run (Nick Rogers kick)NV — Lukehart 5 run (Rogers kick)
NV — Lukehart 7 run (Rogers kick) NV — Nolan Sheehan 1 run (Rogers kick) NV — Lukehart 5 run (Rogers kick) NV — Lukehart 24 run (Rogers kick) NV — Lukehart 9 run (Rogers kick) NV — Lukehart 12 run (Rogers kick) INDIVIDUAL STATISTCS RUSHING — Mabton; Noe Gutierrez 13-69, Josh Strickland 3-(minus-9), Jesus Cardenas 2-4, Joshua Sanchez 1-(minus-3), Saul Flores 1-0, Joaquin Maciel 1-(minus-4). Naches Valley; Lukehart 23-206, Billy Craig 3-40, Daniel Contreras 8-57, Austin Molner 1-8, Cody Johnson 1-1, Sheehan 1-1. PASSING — Mabton; Sanchez 1-7-1-4, Flores 0-4-1-0. Naches Valley: Craig 5-11-0-101, Conner Oliver 0-2-0-0. RECEIVING — Mabton; Gutierrez 1-4. Naches Valley; Dylan Swain 3-54, Justen Weigel 1-31, Andrew Parks 1-16. |
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| Zillah 34, Royal 31 FINAL |
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| ROYAL CITY, Wash. — After spotting perennial SCAC and Class 1A state power Royal a 9-0 lead, the Zillah Leopards roared back to stun the third-ranked Knights 34-31 behind a spirited defensive effort.
Zillah held the Knights’ typically potent rushing attack to just 120 yards and, fittingly, the Leopards began their comeback from a 23-12 second-quarter lead with a defensive touchdown. Rodney Treece returned a fumble 45 yards for a touchdown that, with the two-point conversion pulled Zillah (3-1) to within 28-20. Joe Burns’ 26-yard touchdown pass to Kane Koerner early in the fourth quarter put Zillah ahead, and a one-yard touchdown plunge by Chris Castillo gave the Leopards enough breathing room to withstand a late Royal touchdown. Cameron Bounds had a 49-yard touchdown run and Ricky Cuellar caught a touchdown pass and a two-point conversion from Burns. Royal quarterback Marc Albertson threw for two touchdowns and ran for one. |
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Zillah — Ricky Cuellar 20 pass from Joe Burns (kick failed) Zillah — Cameron Bounds 49 run (pass failed) Royal — No. 18 45 pass from No. 8 (No. 20 kick) Royal — No. 16 4 pass from No. 8 (No. 20 kick) Zillah — Rodney Treece 45 fumble return (Cuellar pass from Burns) Zillah — Kane Korner 26 pass from Burns (pass failed) Zillah — Chris Castillo 1 run (Castillo run) Royal — No. 8 2 run (No. 27 run) INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING — Zillah, Bounds 7-73, Castillo 16-70, Treece 6-59, Burns 1-(-2), Cuellar 7-22, Robert Slack 2-9. Royal, No. 27 9-24, No. 25 8-32, No. 8 8-44, No. 83 3-20. PASSING — Zillah, Burns 3-8-0-50. Royal, No. 8 16-33-2-196. RECEIVING — Zillah, Korner 1-26, Castillo 1-4, Cuellar 1-20. Royal stats unavailable. |
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| LS — Dylan Sattler 7 pass from Mike McGree (Mitch Kennedy kick)Kitt — Spencer Slyfield 34 pass from Tom Studer (Studer kick)
LS —Tony Cacchiotti 26 run (Kennedy kick) Kitt — Paul Oursland 15 run (Studer kick) LS — Ross Anderton 24 pass from McGree (Kennedy kick) LS — Nick Woodard 11 run (Kennedy kick) Kitt — Oursland 6 run (Studer kick) LS — Brandon Seymour 8 run (Kennedy kick) LS — Sattler 41 interception return (Kennedy kick) LS — Mike Stiekema 37 pass from McGee (Kennedy kick) Kitt — Ty Toole 100 kickoff return (Studer kick) INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING — La Salle, Nick Woodard 15-105, Brandon Seymour 5-49, Tony Cacchiotti 5-48, Matt Kuribayashi 5-17, Mike McGree 6-9, Ross Anderton 1-1. Kittitas, Paul Oursland 13-93, Taylor Morris 10-38, Gunnar Genge 4-6, Tom Studer 3-5. PASSING — La Salle, Mike McGree 13-18-0 196. Kittitas, Tom Studer 5-14-2 71. RECEIVING — La Salle, Anderton 4-36, Mike Stiekema 3-57, Dylan Sattler 2-20, Joe Sullivan 2-29, Sam LaFramboise 1-38, Mitch Kennedy 1-16. Kittitas, Spencer Slyfield 2-42, Oursland 2-26, Isaac Johnson 1-3. |
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| White Swan 40, Bridgeport 6 FINAL |
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| WHITE SWAN, Wash. — Curtis Oliva threw for 237 yards and three long touchdowns — two to Heath Owens — to help White Swan roll to set up a matchup of unbeatens with La Salle next Friday.
Oliva threw scoring passes of 37 and 25 yards to Owens, and a 47-yarder to Tremaine Fiander as the Cougars improved to 4-0. Oliva completed 16 of 30 passes with no interceptions. Owens had seven catches for 102 yards, and also ran for a touchdown. |
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WS — Owens 25 pass from Oliva (Galvan kick) WS — Nico Nanez 8 run (Galvan kick) Bridge — Miguel Torrez 67 run (kick failed) WS — Owens 15 run (kick failed) WS — Travis Tilley 1 run (kick failed) INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING — Bridgeport, Torrez 13-69, Miguel Mosqued 15-5, Sam Soto 6-(minus 9), Hugo Martinez 5-(minus 9). White Swan, Nanez 8-70, Kaleb Spencer 3-36, Justin Williams 2-5, Oliva 2-25, Tilley 2-6, Owens 1-15, Adonis Lewis 2-17, Fiander 1-3, Zach Tenney 2-(minus 10). PASSING — Bridgeport, Soto 0-2-1 0. White Swan, Oliva 16-30-0 237. RECEIVING — Bridgeport, none. White Swan, Owens 7-102, Fiander 3-57, Spencer 2-43, Galvan 3-25, Williams 1-10. |
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How to watch Saturday’s UW-Stanford game
September 25, 2009 by Marcus Michelson
YAKIMA, Wash. — Saturday’s game between Washington and Stanford will be broadcast on the Fox College Sports channel at 6 p.m. It is available in the Yakima area through Charter and DirecTV. It is not available on Dish Network.
- On Charter cable, it is on channel 403. You must have the digital sports package.
- On DirecTV, the game is scheduled to be available on Channel 617, which is not a full-time channel. The channel will be activated for the game.
Express Scores — Week Four
September 25, 2009 by YH-R Sports
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| Kennewick 48, Davis 32 FINAL |
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| Kenn — Deven Ramos 26 pass from Trent Brown (kick failed)
Kenn — Drew Loftus 4 pass from Brown (pass failed) Davis — David Trimble 12 pass from Deion Wright (kick blocked) Davis — Nick Rodriguez 8 pass from Wright (pass failed) Kenn — Brown 10 run (K.C. Hooper kick) Davis — Trimble 49 pass from Wright (Zach Alexander kick) Kenn — Brown 1 run (Hooper kick) Kenn — Zak Albertin 2 run (kick failed) Kenn — Safety, punter tackled in end zone Kenn — Brown 1 run (Hooper kick) Davis — Chris Chapman 30 pass from Wright (kick failed) Kenn — Nate Woods 10 run (Hooper kick) Davis — Trimble 10 pass from Wright (Alexander kick) INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING — Kenn, Albertin 13-112, Brown 9-34, Jesse Gutierrez 4-27, Woods 4-15, John Hamilton 2-9, Hooper 3-7. Davis, Roberto Rodriguez 10-47, Trimble 1-21, Mitchell Vinsant 7-16, Raymond Navarro 3-7, Wright 6-minus 11, Team 1-minus 17. PASSING — Kenn, Brown 12-16-1-169, Hamilton 1-2-0-4. Davis, Wright 17-28-4-250. RECEIVING — Kenn, Ramos 5-89, Reggie Clinton 4-35, Dallin Brimley 2-34, Loftus 2-15. Davis, Trimble 5-93, Chapman 3-50, R. Rodriguez 3-35, Navarro 2-39, Trevor Ramos 1-14, N. Rodriguez 1-8, Vinsant 1-6, Cooper Cupp 1-5. |
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| Eisenhower 20, Richland 0 FINAL |
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Ike — Morioka 12 pass from Lopez (Lopez run) Ike — Joe Fuerst 5 run (kick failed) INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING — Eisenhower, Fuerst 16-60, Daniel Ortega 2-5, Morioka 1-8, Issac Sarate 7-23. Richland, Jake McKinney 19-70, Hayden Hilty 8-8, Sawyer Powell 2-2, Elijay Gardaya 1-1, Brad Baird 2-(minus 5). PASSING — Eisenhower, Lopez 9-19-2 192. Richland, Hilty 7-14-0 60, Chris Hayes 0-2-1 0. RECEIVING — Eisenhower, Antonio Martinez 2-102, Ryan Watson 2-23, Morioka 4-51, Dylan Hudson 1-6. Richland, Cordarrius Ramsey 3-13, Andrew Kusuda 3-35, Brennen Creer 1-12. |
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| West Valley 24, Chiawana 18 FINAL |
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| Chi — Nick Mackey 20 pass from Luc Graff (kick failed)
WV — Slate Diessner 11 pass from Gilbert Plath (Plath kick) Chi — Charles Edrington 9 pass from Graff (pass failed) WV — FG Plath 32 Chi — Andrew Higgins 9 run (kick failed) WV — Weston Green 1 run (Plath run) WV — Green 20 run (kick failed) INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING — West Valley, Diessner 20-110, Green 8-44, Gerrick Andrews 5-24, Plath 7-2. Chiawana, Jordan Downing 16-84, Higgins 1-9, Graff 9-5. PASSING — West Valley, Plath 11-19-0 154. Chiawana, Graff 15-24-0 118. RECEIVING — West Valley, Jake Smith 4-55, Josh Bower 2-55, Diessner 2-15, Josh Owens 2-26, Andrews 1-3. Chiawana, Edrington 5-38, Justin Smith 3-16, Geramey Duckworth 3-18, Nick Mackay 2-30, Jordan Downing 1-11, Buddy Walter 1-5. |
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Pro — Bolt 37 run (conversion failed) Pro — Dominic Garza 27 pass from T.J. Finn (Abi Fajardo kick) EV — Jonathan Janis 5 run (Caleb Buck kick) Pro — Tyler Koch 15 run (Fajardo kick) Pro — Garza 52 pass from Eric Fassler (Bolt kick) INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING—Prosser, Isaac Anderson 28-160, Bolt 6-46, Koch 2-20, Jordan Culver 1-13, Taylor Ledgerwood 1-0; East Valley, Eli Curtsinger 20-81, Nick Pecheos 10-50, Janis 9-37, Chris Godfrey 3-(minus-1), team 1-0. PASSING—Prosser, Finn 11-15-1 113, Fassler 1-2-0 52; East Valley, Janis 5-14-1 29. RECEIVING—Prosser, Garza 5-125, Beau Hazzard 3-29, Ethan Groom 2-10, Jordin Silva 1-3, Bolt 1-(minus-2); East Valley, Jordan Cameron 5-29. |
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| Selah 28, Quincy 6 FINAL |
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| Selah — Tanner Fife 11 run (Daniel Hernandez kick)
Selah — Tyler Weedin 18 run (Hernandez kick) Selah — Fife 53 run (Hernandez kick) Selah — Fife 7 run (Hernandez kick) Quincy — No. 40 3 run (kick failed) INDIVIDUAL STATISITICS RUSHING — Selah, Fife 12-148, Weedin 5-34, Allen Noble 9-29, Kailey Stroupe 1-1, Trent Douglass 2-(-5). Quincy, No. 40 11-14, Hodges 11-24, No. 5 19-75 (Ybarra). PASSING — Selah, Douglass 4-8-0-44. Quincy, Hodges 3-9-2-40. RECEIVING — Selah, Shawn Thompson 2-23, Evan Roberts 2-21. Quincy, No. 7 2-36, No. 14 1-4. |
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| Othello 28, Toppenish 14 FINAL |
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Oth — No. 2 50 pass from No. 28 (No. 44 kick) Oth — No. 6 56 run (No. 44 kick) Oth — No. 38 1 run (No. 44 kick) Top — Carlos Ramirez 3 run (kick failed) Top — Ramirez 3 run (Rafael Osorio run) INDIVIVUAL STATISTICS RUSHING — Toppenish, Ramirez 24-90, Ivan Macias 9-38, Victor Torres 13-69, Osorio 4-31, Daniel Maldonado 2-12. Othello, No. 38 20-101, No. 32 15-47, No. 7 6-57, No. 6 1-56. PASSING — Toppenish, Maldonado 0-3-0 0. Othello, No. 7 3-5-0 32, No. 28 1-1-0 50. RECEIVING — Toppenish, none. Othello, No. 32 1-6, No. 2 1-50, No. 38 1-14, No. 88 1-12. |
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| Ell — John Ellersick 78 pass from Sterkel (Sterkel kick)
Ell — Adam Haberman 19 pass from Sterkel (Sterkel kick) Grand — Ryan Moore 4 pass from Jose Lara (kick failed) Ell — Conner Meehan 16 run (Sterkel kick) Ell — Meehan 7 run (Sterkel kick) Grand — Lara 10 run (Lara run) Ell — Kramer Ferrell 13 pass from Sterkel (Sterkel kick) Ell — Meehan 7 run (Sterkel kick) Ell — Ferrell 10 pass from Sterkel (Sterkel kick) Ell — Ferrell 40 pass from Sterkel (kick wide) INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING — Ellensburg, Meehan 7-58, Sterkel 4-(-5), Mike McKinney 9-18. Grandview, Jacob Massey 20-127, Isaac Alaniz 2-3, Lara 8-35. PASSING — Ellensburg, Sterkel 19-25-329-0. Grandview, Lara 4-13-1-54. RECEIVING — Ellensburg, Ferrell 12-175, Ellersick 2-81, Sungyoung Lee 1-10, Stephen Stein 1-26, McKinney 1-0, Haberman 2-37. Grandview, Moore 2-33, Massey 1-11, Frylin Flores 1-10. |
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| Wapato 33, Ephrata 26 FINAL |
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| Eph — Travis Flint 2 run (kick failed)
Wap — George Gomez 35 pass from Gabe Arambul (kick failed) Wap — Cody Nickoloff 54 run (pass failed) Eph — Flint 2 run (Flint run) Eph — Flint 45 run (kick failed) Wap — Nickoloff 4 run (run failed) Eph — Flint 90 kickoff return (run failed) Wap — Nickoloff 15 run (Nickoloff run) Wap — Nickoloff 17 run (Jesse Chavez kick) INDIVDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING — Ephrata, Flint 35-197, Dakota Blair 4-29. Wapato, Nickolff 23-201, Eli Elisondo 4-20. PASSING — Ephrata, Bryce Beavers 2-14-1 65. Wapato, Gabe Arambul 2-9-0 44, Nickoloff 1-1-0 30. RECEIVING — Ephrata, Jerome Prescod 2-65. Wapato, George Gomez 2-65, Michael De Leon 1-9. |
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| Gran — Mitchell Zapien 8 pass from Francisco Morales (pass failed)
Gran — Chase Carpenter 11 run (Carpenter run) Gran — Johnathon Salcedo 26 interception return (kick failed) High — Forrest Kopta 1 run (Tyler Hakala kick) Gran — Morales 11 run (Morales run) Gran — Morales 35 run (kick failed) |
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| CE — Michael Tschauner 3 run (kick blocked)
Gold — Cody Herin 3 pass from Tyrell Cronin (kick failed) Gold — Torey Spaulding-Jimenez 5 run (JD. Moss pass from Cronin) Gold — Justin Garrigus 22 run (Garrigus run) Gold — Moss 18 pass from Cronin (Anthony Dobson pass from Cronin) Gold — Garrigus 4 run (kick failed) CE — Jason Zapel 10 pass from Corey Zapel (run good) INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING — CE, Roberto Sanchez 6-9, Michael Newman 5-3, Tschauner 4-23, C. Zapel 3-(-6), Brice Brown 2-7, Jake Gall 1-7, Millsap 1-4. Goldendale, Spaulding-Jimenez 15-106, Garrigus 10-54, Seth Davis 6-16, Kurt Wilkins 4-23, Cronin 2-(-16). PASSING — CE, C. Zapel 16-33-2-176. Goldendale, Cronin 13-20-0-132, Riley Ross 0-4-0-0. RECEIVING — CE, J. Zaple 9-100, Tschauner 4-67, Newman 2-6, Gall 1-3. Goldendale, Moss 5-46, Herin 4-35, Dobson 3-49, Garrigus 1-2. |
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| NV — Nic Lukehart 18 run (Nick Rogers kick)
NV — Lukehart 5 run (Rogers kick) NV — Lukehart 7 run (Rogers kick) NV — Nolan Sheehan 1 run (Rogers kick) NV — Lukehart 5 run (Rogers kick) NV — Lukehart 24 run (Rogers kick) NV — Lukehart 9 run (Rogers kick) NV — Lukehart 12 run (Rogers kick) INDIVIDUAL STATISTCS RUSHING — Mabton; Noe Gutierrez 13-69, Josh Strickland 3-(minus-9), Jesus Cardenas 2-4, Joshua Sanchez 1-(minus-3), Saul Flores 1-0, Joaquin Maciel 1-(minus-4). Naches Valley; Lukehart 23-206, Billy Craig 3-40, Daniel Contreras 8-57, Austin Molner 1-8, Cody Johnson 1-1, Sheehan 1-1. PASSING — Mabton; Sanchez 1-7-1-4, Flores 0-4-1-0. Naches Valley: Craig 5-11-0-101, Conner Oliver 0-2-0-0. RECEIVING — Mabton; Gutierrez 1-4. Naches Valley; Dylan Swain 3-54, Justen Weigel 1-31, Andrew Parks 1-16. |
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| Royal — No. 8 1 run (No. 20 kick)
Royal — Safety (Zillah had penalty in end zone) Zillah — Ricky Cuellar 20 pass from Joe Burns (kick failed) Zillah — Cameron Bounds 49 run (pass failed) Royal — No. 18 45 pass from No. 8 (No. 20 kick) Royal — No. 16 4 pass from No. 8 (No. 20 kick) Zillah — Rodney Treece 45 fumble return (Cuellar pass from Burns) Zillah — Kane Korner 26 pass from Burns (pass failed) Zillah — Chris Castillo 1 run (Castillo run) Royal — No. 8 2 run (No. 27 run) INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING — Zillah, Bounds 7-73, Castillo 16-70, Treece 6-59, Burns 1-(-2), Cuellar 7-22, Robert Slack 2-9. Royal, No. 27 9-24, No. 25 8-32, No. 8 8-44, No. 83 3-20. PASSING — Zillah, Burns 3-8-0-50. Royal, No. 8 16-33-2-196. RECEIVING — Zillah, Korner 1-26, Castillo 1-4, Cuellar 1-20. Royal stats unavailable. |
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| LS — Dylan Sattler 7 pass from Mike McGree (Mitch Kennedy kick)
Kitt — Spencer Slyfield 34 pass from Tom Studer (Studer kick) LS —Tony Cacchiotti 26 run (Kennedy kick) Kitt — Paul Oursland 15 run (Studer kick) LS — Ross Anderton 24 pass from McGree (Kennedy kick) LS — Nick Woodard 11 run (Kennedy kick) Kitt — Oursland 6 run (Studer kick) LS — Brandon Seymour 8 run (Kennedy kick) LS — Sattler 41 interception return (Kennedy kick) LS — Mike Stiekema 37 pass from McGee (Kennedy kick) Kitt — Ty Toole 100 kickoff return (Studer kick) INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING — La Salle, Nick Woodard 15-105, Brandon Seymour 5-49, Tony Cacchiotti 5-48, Matt Kuribayashi 5-17, Mike McGree 6-9, Ross Anderton 1-1. Kittitas, Paul Oursland 13-93, Taylor Morris 10-38, Gunnar Genge 4-6, Tom Studer 3-5. PASSING — La Salle, Mike McGree 13-18-0 196. Kittitas, Tom Studer 5-14-2 71. RECEIVING — La Salle, Anderton 4-36, Mike Stiekema 3-57, Dylan Sattler 2-20, Joe Sullivan 2-29, Sam LaFramboise 1-38, Mitch Kennedy 1-16. Kittitas, Spencer Slyfield 2-42, Oursland 2-26, Isaac Johnson 1-3. |
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WS — Heath Owens 38 pass from Oliva (Galvan kick) WS — Owens 25 pass from Oliva (Galvan kick) WS — Nico Nanez 8 run (Galvan kick) Bridge — Miguel Torrez 67 run (kick failed) WS — Owens 15 run (kick failed) WS — Travis Tilley 1 run (kick failed) INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING — Bridgeport, Torrez 13-69, Miguel Mosqued 15-5, Sam Soto 6-(minus 9), Hugo Martinez 5-(minus 9). White Swan, Nanez 8-70, Kaleb Spencer 3-36, Justin Williams 2-5, Oliva 2-25, Tilley 2-6, Owens 1-15, Adonis Lewis 2-17, Fiander 1-3, Zach Tenney 2-(minus 10). PASSING — Bridgeport, Soto 0-2-1 0. White Swan, Oliva 16-30-0 237. RECEIVING — Bridgeport, none. White Swan, Owens 7-102, Fiander 3-57, Spencer 2-43, Galvan 3-25, Williams 1-10. |
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9/25/09 Prep Cross Country Roundup
September 25, 2009 by YH-R Sports
YAKIMA, Wash. — Ellensburg’s girls and Selah’s boys both improved to 5-0 in CWAC cross country dual meets on Thursday.
The Bulldogs beat East Valley and Grandview to keep their girls mark clean, and the Vikings’ boys squad prevailed over Ephrata, Prosser and Othello.
Wapato’s Sammi Jo Blodgett set a course record on her 3-mile home course.
At Grandview
GIRLS
Team scores: Ellensburg 25, East Valley 30; Ellensburg 15, Grandview 50; East Valley 15, Grandview 50.
Top 10: 1. Katrina Radach (EV) 21:26; 2. Ellie Layman (Ell) 22:15; 3. Annalise Pownall (Ell) 22:30; 4. Azayla Alvarado (EV) 22:48; 5. Alyssa Smith (Ell) 23:18; 6. Nurit Brown (Ell) 23:20; 7. Daniela Depaz (EV) 23:23; 8. Ashley Ominer-Numley (EV) 23:28. 9. Kylie Corenado (Ell) 23:29; 10. Teresa Zarate (EV) 24:50.
BOYS
Team scores: Ellensburg 23, East Valley 32; Ellensburg 16, Grandview 39; East Valley 16, Grandview 39.
Top 10: 1. Jeffrey Ott (Ell) 17:12; 2. Mason Yates (EV) 17:20; 3. Devin McCrary (Ell) 17:27; 4. Liston Idler (Ell) 17:31; 5. Ben Solem (Ell) 17:36; 6. Konner Hopkins (EV) 17:46; 7. Joshua Assink (EV) 17:56; 8. Marcus Lopez (EV) 18:04; 9. Jacob Assink (EV) 18:06. 10. Jordan Sanchez (G) 18:19.
At Wapato
BOYS
Team scores: Wapato 24, Quincy 32; Wapato 24, Toppenish 34; Quincy 23, Toppenish 32.
Top 10: 1, Eduardo Torres (W) 17:03 (3 miles); 2, Angelo Perea (W) 18:21; 3, Adrian Diaz (Q) 18:40; 4, Logan Winter (Q) 18:55; 5, Hugo Rodriguez (Q) 18:59; 6, Ian Frank (T) 18:59; 7, Cameron Kobes (T) 18:59; 8, Emilio Gonzales (T) 19:00; 9, Kanine John (W) 19:03; 10, Omar Gomez (W) 19:48.
GIRLS
Team scores: Quincy 25, Wapato inc.; Toppenish 31, Wapato inc., Quincy 15, Toppenish 48.
Top 10: 1, Sammi Jo Blodgett (W) 20:07 (course record); 2, Charlie Fiander (W) 22:39; 3, Jazmine Perez (Q) 23:06; 4, Dayanna Lopez (Q) 23:56; 5, Katia Perez (Q) 25:15; 6, Jessica Esparza (Q) 25:19; 7, Marisol Lopez (Q) 25:25; 8, Ariel Medina (T) 25:35; 9, Rosa Guero (Q) 27:07; 10, Sarah Martinez (Q) 27:51.
At Othello
BOYS
Team scores: Selah 23, Ephrata 32; Ephrata 15, Prosser 49; Selah 18, Othello 41; Selah 15, Prosser 48; Othello 17, Prosser 41; Ephrata 18, Othello 41.
Top 10: 1. Brad Kahn (S) 18:23 (5,000m); 2. Steven Monda (E) 18:24; 3. Andrew Carr (S) 18:34; 4. Ian Westrope (E) 18:45. 5. Eduardo Montes (O) 19:00; 6. Vinny Robbins (S) 19:06; 7. Andrew Isom (S) 19:10; 8. Matthew Henley (E) 19.12; 9. Kyle Smith (S) 19.22; 10; Brian Heer (E) 19:27.
GIRLS
Team scores: Ephrata 18, Selah 45; Selah 21, Othello 36; Selah 28, Prosser 29; Ephrata 15, Othello 50; Ephrata 15, Prosser 50; Othello 44, Prosser 15.
Top 10: 1. Danielle Friend (E) 20:42; 2. Kendall Hintz (E) 22:21; 3. Karisma Martinez (S) 22:27; 4. Tanner Gunderson (E) 22:48; 5. Nicole Burden (E) 23:07; 6. Erin Monda (E) 24:03; 7. Taylor Barnes (E) 24:05; 8. Breana Bazuldua (E) 24:11; 9. Anne Slininger (E) 24:16; 10. Stephan Lisk (E) 24:23.
9/25/09 Prep Volleyball Roundup
September 25, 2009 by YH-R Sports
ZILLAH, Wash. — Climbing out of a 2-0 deficit on the road, Granger’s volleyball team rebounded for a five-set victory over Zillah in SCAC West play Thursday night.
Sam Zapien’s 19 kills and Janae Klarich’s 41 assists sparked an offense that rallied for a 20-25, 19-25, 25-23, 25-10, 15-10 victory, keeping the Spartans unbeaten at 3-0 in the West Division.
Zillah’s Kassidy Ruggles goes up for a block against Granger on Thursday at Zillah Alumni Gymnasium. (Andy Sawyer/Yakima Herald-Republic)
Alisi Uasike and Whitney Winters combined for 22 kills and 16 blocks for the Leopards (2-2).
Granger highlights: Sam Zapien 19 kills, 7 digs, 21 perfect passes; Janae Klarich 4 kills, 41 assists, 4 aces, 14 digs; Emily Carpenter 14 kills, 17-17 serving, 2 aces, 11 digs, 30 pp, 2 blocks; Italia Mengareli 5 kills, 17 digs, 16 pp; Lyndsay Oswalt 3 kills, 17-19 serving, 2 aces, 3 blocks; Ashlee Reddout 7 kills, 7 digs; Yasmin Sanchez 16-18 serving, 10 digs, 22 pp.
Zillah highlights: Jennifer Nelson 21 assists, 22-22 serving; Alisi Uasike 12 kills, 14-14 serving, 7 blocks; Whitney Winters 10 kills, 9 blocks; Kassidy Ruggles 10 blocks, 5 kills; Felina Razey 16 digs, 10-10 serving; Christina Slack 39 digs; Lauren Messmore 32 digs, 19-19 serving.
GOLDENDALE 3, CLE ELUM 0: At Cle Elum, the Timberwolves improved to 2-1 in the West with a 25-17, 25-20, 29-27 sweep as Sadie Shattuck had 10 kills and Monique Scherf pulled up 21 digs.
Goldendale highlights: Sadie Shattuck 10 kills, 10 digs; Lexie Cameron 4 aces, 7 digs, 7 kills; Haley Hoffman 24 assists, 16-16 serving, 4 digs; Amber Ihrig 4 kills, 3 digs, Monique Scherf 21 digs; Cassie Kelly 10-10 serving; Alex Counts 6 kills.
Cle Elum highlights: Hailey Bator 23 assists; Kodi Jones 7 kills; Devin Christensen 15 digs; Laura Potts 3 blocks.
MABTON 3, HIGHLAND 0: At Highland, Crysta Reynolds put together 14 kills, seven aces, 10 digs and 17 perfect passes to lead the Vikings to a 25-14, 25-14, 25-16 win.
Highland highlights: Aissa Wise 6 kills, 2 blocks, 5 digs, 15 perfect passes; Cassidy Ulrich 10-10 serving, 2 kills, 2 pp; Jessica Pellicer 2 kills, 6 digs, 3 pp; Jordan Preston 6-6 serving, 3 kills, 5 digs, 12 pp; Kalynn McIntyre 11-11 serving, 3 kills, 6 assists, 3 pp; Tavi Wise 7-8 serving, 6 assists.
Zillah's Whitney Winters jumps to try to block a hit by Granger's Lyndsay Oswalt during the first game of their match in Zillah Thursday, Sept. 24, 2009. (Andy Sawyer/Yakima Herald-Republic)
Mabton highlights: Marisol Cruz 2 kills, 3 digs; Corrina Quesada 29 assists, 8-9 serving; Crysta Reynolds 14 kills, 7 aces, 10 digs, 17 perfect passes, 15-15 serving; Melissa Gutierrez 3 digs, 4 pp; Celina Rodriguez 2 digs; Terryanna Wheeler 3 kills, 3 pp, 6-6 serving; Jacki Cruz 3 kills; Jazzee Sustaita 5 kills, 5 digs, 5 pp; Veronica Vasquez 5 kills.
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EISENHOWER 3, CHIAWANA 0: At Chiawana, the Cadets won their fourth straight conference match with a 26-24, 25-9, 25-14 sweep. Kayla Randles’ 14 kills and Tori Fisher’s seven aces helped the Cadets improve to 6-1.
Eisenhower highlights: Kayla Randles 14 kills, 6 digs, 2 blocks, 2 aces; Tori Fisher 11 kills, 9 digs, 7 aces; Shelby Fitterer 6 kills, 6 digs, 2 aces; Carrie Johnston 23 assists.
MOSES LAKE 3, DAVIS 0: At Davis, Raini Weaver collected eight kills and Brooke Lybeck had 14 assists and four aces for the Pirates, who fell to Moses Lake 25-14, 25-15, 25-21.
Davis highlights: Colleen Fontana 8 perfect passes; Maggie Castaneda 6 pp; Brooke Lybeck 4 aces, 14 assists; Raini Weaver 8 pp, 8 kills; Lyndsay Smith 2 blocks, 4 digs; Maria Nunez 3 digs, M’kliela Rosales 2 kills; Kayla Jessup 2 digs.
RICHLAND 3, WEST VALLEY 1: At West Valley, the first-place Bombers outlasted West Valley 26-24, 24-26, 25-19, 25-21 despite 13 kills apiece from Rachel Hanses and Emily Yost.
West Valley highlights: Rachel Hanses 13 kills, 9 digs; Emily Yost 13 kills; Sarah Joffs 5 kills; Julia Nathe 35 assists, 10 digs; Lexi Filliol 23 digs; Debora Aguilar 9 digs; Morgan McDowell 5 kills.
CWAC
SELAH 3, ELLENSBURG 0: At Selah, Erin Smith put down 11 kills and Veronica Sanchez had 12 digs as the Vikings remained unbeaten in the North at 4-0 with a 25-10, 25-12, 25-16 sweep.
Selah highlights: Erin Smith 11 kills, 3 blocks; Samatha Harris 4 kills, 4 aces; Natalie Fickes 10 assists, 2 kills; Jaime Alliston 9 assists; Veronica Sanchez 12 digs; Kayla Dexter 3 kills, 3 blocks.
GRANDVIEW 3, WAPATO 0: At Grandview, Adrianna Ramos and Payton Parrish combined for 18 kills and 10 blocks as the Greyhounds remained unbeaten (4-0) with a 25-10, 25-21, 25-10 sweep.
Grandview highlights: Adrianna Ramos 11 kills, 7 blocks, 5 digs; Payton Parrish 7 kills, 3 blocks, 12 assists, 15 service points; Gabby Sauve 16 digs, 13 service points, 3 aces; Crystal Navarro 20 digs.
Wapato highlights: A.J. Yarlott 8 kills, 4 blocks; Hayley Strom 5 kills; Lizette Melendez 6 digs, 2 aces.
PROSSER 3, TOPPENISH 1: At Prosser, Taylor Flores directed the offense with 36 assists as the Mustangs prevailed 25-17, 25-14, 19-25, 25-17 to level their South record at 2-2.
Prosser highlights: Rachel Anderson 8 kills; Tamara Jones 7 kills, 9 digs; Jillian Espinosa 7 kills; Taylor Flores 36 assists; Tayshia Hunt 2 aces, Haily Larson 11 digs.
NORTH CENTRAL 1B
THORP 3, EASTON 0: At Easton, Jerica Reiners’ 30 assists helped power Thorp to a 25-19, 25-8, 25-9 sweep. Kelsey Hutchinson and Morgan Lowery combined for 21 kills and 46 digs as the Tigers improved to 3-1 in league.
Thorp highlights: Kelsey Hutchinson 10 kills, 27 digs, 8 aces; Morgan Lowery 11 kills, 19 digs, 2 aces; Jerica Reiners 30 assists, 2 aces; Christina Price 3 aces, 16 digs; Elise Loewen 8 kills, 9 digs; Katelyn Pendley 5 kills.
9/25/09 Prep Soccer Roundup
September 25, 2009 by YH-R Sports
NACHES, Wash. — Alma Garcia’s goal early in the second overtime lifted unbeaten Highland to a 3-2 victory over Naches Valley in non-league play on Thursday.
Garcia finished with two goals and Alyssa Wickenhagen knocked in her 19th goal of the season as the Scotties (7-0) rallied from a 2-0 halftime deficit.
Kellie Bernhardt scored both goals for Naches Valley (4-2-1).
First half: 1. NV, Kellie Bernhardt, 29:00; 2. NV, Bernhardt (Brittany Elston), 39:00.
Second half: 3. High, Alma Garcia (Andrea Wickenhagen), 41:00; 4. High, Alyssa Wickenhagen (Caitlin Long), 68:00.
Second overtime: 5. High, Garcia (Al. Wickenhagen), 87:00.
Saves: Kelsie Taylor (NV) 8; Tori St. George (H) 5, Karina Angel (H) 4.
LA SALLE 5, SELAH 0: At Selah, Karley Kester and Savannah Bonny chipped in two goals apiece and goalkeeper Chelsea Adkins earned another shutout as the Lightning improved to 5-1.
First half: 1. LaS, Karley Kester, 7:00; 2. LaS, Ally Hernandez (Julia Kennedy), 18:00; 3. LaS, Savannah Bonny (Katie Vickers), 37:00.
Second half: 4. LaS, Kester (Hernandez), 65:00; 5. LaS, Bonny (Hernandez), 77:00.
Saves: Chelsea Adkins (L) 1; Selah 6.
TOPPENISH 4, GOLDENDALE 0: At Toppenish, the Wildcats popped in all four goals in the first 30 minutes and improved to 2-4. Toppenish hosts Wapato on Saturday at 11 a.m. in a CWAC match.
First half: 1. Top, Angie Zuniga, 5:00 ; 2. Top, Nelly Amarillas, 10:00; 3. Top, Kim Avalos, 20:00; 4. Top, Lupita Guzman, 30:00
Second half: No scoring.
Saves: Elizabeth Regis (T) 2.
QUINCY 2, CLE ELUM 1: At Quincy, the Jackrabbits opened a 2-0 halftime lead and held on for the non-league win.
First half: 1. Quin, Kala Brindle, 4:00; 2. Quin, Patty Romero (PK), 28:00.
Second half: 3. CE, Kassi Meir (PK) 48:00.
Saves: Kacie Reynolds (Q) 1, Cle Elum 6.
9/25/09 Prep Swimming Roundup
September 25, 2009 by YH-R Sports
YAKIMA, Wash. — With top times in seven events, West Valley earned a 99-80 win over Selah in a dual meet Thursday at Lions Pool.
The Vikings, however, had the depth to outscore Ellensburg 95-81 in another dual. In a non-league pairing, Selah topped Sunnyside 124-38.
Team scores: West Valley 99, Selah 80; Selah 95, Ellensburg 81; Selah 124, Sunnyside 38.
Top three placers
200 medley relay: 1, Selah (Viernes, Gonseth, Smith, Bannister) 2:06.06; 2, Ellensburg 2:14.10; 3, West Valley 2:18.63.
200 free: 1, Chezla Cadwell (WV) 2:18.58; Jordyn McDowell (WV) 2:18.88; 3, Molly Morin (E) 2:29.53.
200 IM: 1, Sammy Poston (WV) 2:29.90; 2, Katie Masters (E) 2:41.55; 3, Natalie Walker (E) 2:45.05.
50 free: 1, Keely Hausken (WV) 26.32; 2, Toni Castillo (Su) 26.73; 3, Heather Seaman (WV) 27.61.
Diving: 1, Robyn Sundlee (WV) 162.85; 2, Azalea Kloester (Se) 142.9.
100 fly: 1, Toni Castillo (Su) 1:04.23; 2, Keely Hausken (WV) 1:05.43; 3, Emily Gonseth (Se) 1:09.90.
100 free: 1, Heather Seaman (WV) 1:00.34; 2, Sammy Poston (WV) 1:00.55; 3, Marisa Broersma (Su) 1:01.08.
500 free: 1, Rainan Viernes (Se) 6:26.52; 2, Natalie Walker (E) 6:39.17; 3, Michelle Fuerst (WV) 6:58.50.
200 free relay: 1, West Valley (Poston, Ch. Cadwell, Seaman, Hausken) 1:50.39; 2, Ellensburg 1:56.53; 3, Selah 2:00.49.
100 back: 1, Nicole Bannister (Se) 1:13.34; 2, Rainan Viernes (Se) 1:16.62; 3, Kristin Wedam (Su) 1:17.46.
100 breast: 1, Marisa Broersma (Su) 1:13.48; 2, Emily Gonseth (Se) 1:20.58; 3, Chezla Cadwell (WV) 1:21.56.
400 free relay: 1, West Valley (McDowell, Poston, Seaman, Hausken) 4:02.73; 2, Selah 4:30.19; 3, Ellensburg 4:30.67.
Group Identity
September 25, 2009 by Scott Spruill
Wapato freestyle relay team among state’s best in 2A ||
YAKIMA, Wash. — Bethany Imperial, Tiffany Owens, Ariel Valdez and Kirsten Cleveringa are swimming teammates who must have some kind of identity crisis. Sort through their varied circumstances and a simple question gets more complex with each step.
Question is, who are they?
In the summer, Imperial, Valdez and Cleveringa compete for the Toppenish Tarpons youth club while Owens swims for the Grandview Neptunes.
From left, Wapato's Ariel Valdez, Tiffany Owens, Bethany Imperial and Kirsten Cleveringa make up the Wolves' 200-yard freestyle relay team. (Sara Gettys/Yakima Herald-Republic)
During the school year, Imperial and Cleveringa attend Riverside Christian.
This fall during the high school swim season, they all train with Davis swimmers at Lions Pool and travel with the Pirates to meets.
But on those race days they come together as one, sporting the blue and yellow uniform of Wapato to become one of the best Class 2A 200-yard freestyle teams in the state.
“It is a little weird,” Cleveringa concedes. “But we have a really good bond. We’re very close. We love swimming and competing together however it works.”
Without a swim program at Riverside Christian, Imperial and Cleveringa are allowed to represent their resident town of Wapato, which co-ops its high school program with Davis under coach Carl Scott. In the summer, with the closure of Wapato’s city pool due to a budget shortfall, three of them joined up with Toppenish and helped the Tarpons win the AAU Mid Valley League title.
It’s a jumbled map to follow, but once together in the fall these girls click.
A year after the same group made the 2A state final in the 200 free relay and placed eighth, they opened last week with a 1:51.85, not far off the automatic state-qualifying time of 1:50.49. In that same meet, Imperial swam a career-best and Valley-leading 26.12 in the 50 free.
“We were a second off the qualifying time, and even though it was our first meet we really wanted to hit that time,” said Imperial, a sophomore. “We’re all getting faster and we have our goals, like top four or five at state.”
A versatile athlete who medaled in two events at the 2B state track meet for Riverside Christian last spring, Imperial swam leadoff for the Wolves’ sprint relay last year and they’re sticking with the sequence. Even if she’s not completely sold on her value as a starter.
“I think my start is, well, not slow,” said Imperial, a bit of a self critic. “I try to be as consistent with it as I can be, but it needs to get better. For our relay, though, this lineup works for us.”
When Imperial touches, Owens takes over. The junior loves the sprint but would like to expand into other relays.
“We have eight girls out and I’m glad we have a bigger team,” she said. “We’ve talked about trying to get all three relays to state — that would be amazing. But the main thing is the 200.”
The second half of the relay is for the seniors, first Valdez and then Cleveinga. Two years ago, Valdez led off and Cleveringa anchored a 200 medley relay that qualified for state.
For Valdez, being third is ideal.
“I like knowing who I have to catch, and I like to work hard to set up Kirsten,” she said. “Ever since last year we’ve talked about placing higher than eighth. We’re absolutely going for it.”
Cleveringa has always been Wapato’s anchor and it’s easy to see why. She thrives on it.
“I want to be a good leader for us, and I like the competition when it’s tight,” she said. “When I watch them going as hard as they can, I can’t wait for my turn to jump in.”
With everybody back and goals in clearer focus, all four girls are excited for what this season may bring.
“Last year we didn’t know how good we could be,” Cleveringa said. “But as the season went along we found out we were pretty decent. Now we’ve got a better idea what we’re shooting for, and it’s fun coming together and sharing big goals together.”
That’s who they are.
