Sterkel sets record in rout

October 31, 2009 by YH-R Sports

ELLENSBURG, Wash. — Ethan Sterkel had already posted some prolific numbers during his Ellensburg career, but the senior quarterback saved his best for his regular-season home farewell Friday night.

Sterkel eclipsed the Valley record by passing for 497 yards, and also had five touchdown passes in leading the top-ranked Bulldogs to a 54-8 victory over Toppenish at Andreotti Stadium.

Sterkel’s yardage total was two yards better than the 495-yard effort of former Ellens-burg quart-erback Randle Affholter, son of coach Randy Affholter, in a 2006 game.

Sterkel completed 25 of 33 passes, with all of his scoring passes traveling at least 24 yards, and four of them going for 34 or more.

Four of the scoring passes came in a 34-point second quarter after the teams battled through a scoreless first period.

Kramer Ferrell and Sungyoung Lee had two TD catches each, with Mike McKinney adding a 3-yard scoring run in the big second quarter.

Ferrell was the main recipient of Sterkel’s effort, catching nine balls for 212 yards.

Sterkel now has 2,851 yards and 29 touchdown passes this season.

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Selah-Othello Photo Gallery

October 31, 2009 by YH-R Photo

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Photos from Friday night’s game between Selah and Othello at Karl Graf field in Selah, Wash. All photos by Andy Sawyer of the Yakima Herald-Republic.

: Selah vs. Othello Friday, Oct. 30, 2009.

: Selah’s Jake Lunceford (71) and Shawn Thompson tackle Othello’s Parker Davis Friday, Oct. 30, 2009.

: Selah’s Conner O’Malley tackles Othello’s Devon Lind during the first half Friday, Oct. 30, 2009.

: Selah’s Chris Lyon tries to strip the ball away from Othello’s Parker Davis during the first half Friday, Oct. 30, 2009.

: Selah vs. Othello Friday, Oct. 30, 2009.

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Prep Football Roundup — Week Nine

October 31, 2009 by YH-R Sports

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Eisenhower 37 Pasco 15, FINAL

Pasco	0	0	0	15	—	15
Eisenhower	13	17	7	0	—	37

Ike — Daniel Ortega 66 kickoff return (kick failed)Ike — James Lopez 3 run (Andre Arcand kick)

Ike — Dylan Hudson 19 pass from Lopez (Arcand kick)

Ike — Antonio Martinez 39 pass from Lopez (Arcand kick)

Ike — FG Arcand 35

Ike — Joe Fuerst 8 run (Andrew Redding kick)

Pas — Jacob Price 39 pass from Austin Wilborn (Emmanuel Martinez kick)

Pas — DeVaunte Lamb 26 run (Brandon Search run)

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

RUSHING — Pasco, Lamb 27-172, Josh Morris 6-(minus 30), Search 7-25, Wilborn 4-46, Aaron Cantu 1-(minus 4). Eisenhower, Fuerst 19-215, Lopez 3-4, Ortega 4-22, Rogelio Andrade 4-9, Jake Covington 3-14.

PASSING — Pasco, Morris 4-15-1 15, Wilborn 1-1-0 39, Search 0-1-0. Eisenhower, Lopez 7-15-1 144, Tony French 0-1-1.

RECEIVING — Pasco, Aaron Cantu 1-7, Marques Avery 1-(minus 2), Wilborn 1-5, Price 1-39, Search 1-5. Eisenhower, Ryan Watson 2-15, Hudson 1-19, Martinez 1-39, James Akers 2-15, Asya Morioka 1-46.

Davis 50, Hanford 17, FINAL

RICHLAND, Wash. — David Trimble had what Davis coach Rick Clark called “a Charles Woodson-esque type night,” and the reference to Michigan’s 1997 Heisman Trophy winner didn’t sound all that outrageous considering Trimble’s heroics during the Pirates 50-17 victory.In helping Davis to its highest single-game scoring output since 1964, Trimble had two interceptions, one of which he picked off with one hand while tiptoeing along the sideline to stay inbounds and then returned 50 yards for a touchdown. He also caught a touchdown pass and had a two-point conversion reception.

Trimble’s interception was one of three long defensive touchdowns for the Pirates, who also got 50-plus-yard fumble runbacks for scores by Jose Martinez and Sebastian Hunt.

The Pirates (2-7) will host Chiawana on Thursday at Zaepfel Stadium.

Davis	14	16	6	14	—	50
Hanford	3	0	7	7	—	17

No further stats available

Sunnyside 31, West Valley 8, FINAL

SUNNYSIDE, Wash. — Israel Manzo scored Sunnyside’s first 10 points on a 24-yard field goal and a 74-yard punt return as the Grizzlies rolled to a 31-8 Columbia Basin Big Nine triumph over West Valley,Manzo also had a 72-yard kickoff return for an apparent touchdown for the Grizzlies (3-4 CBBN, 3-6 overall), but it was nullified by a penalty.

Andrew Daley hit Victor Rios with a scoring pass, Leo Cuellar ran an interception back 30 yards for another score and Danny Almeida had a touchdown run for Sunnyside.

West Valley’s only touchdown came on an eight-yard run by quarterback Austin Warren.

West Valley	0	2	0	6	—	8
Sunnyside	10	7	14	0	—	31

Sunn — Israel Manzo 24 FGSunn — Manzo 74 punt return (Manzo kick)

WV — Safety, intentional grounding in end zone

Sunn — Victor Rios 5 pass from Andrew Daley (Manzo kick)

Sunn — Leo Cuellar 30 interception return (Manzo kick)

Sunn — Danny Almeida 10 run (Manzo kick)

WV — Austin Warren 8 run (pass failed)

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

RUSHING — WV, Ryan Clark 10-59, Gerrick Andrews 10-40, Martin Wingfield 1-0, Warren 13-(minus 37). Sunnyside, Almeida 13-76, Manzo 7-49, Rios 3-5, Emanuel Tejada 1-0, Daley 2-(minus 2), Ryan Hernandez 2-(minus 3).

PASSING — WV, Warren 10-25-1 97. Sunnyside, Daley 7-16-0 80.

RECEIVING — WV, Jake Smith 6-53, Slate Diessner 2-41, Josh Owens 1-11, Andrews 1-3. Sunnyside, Manzo 2-36, Cuellar 1-27, Rios 2-11, James Sanchez 1-6, Almeida 1-0.

Othello 7, Selah 3, FINAL

Othello	0	0	0	7	—	7
Selah	0	3	0	0	—	3

Sel — Daniel Hernandez FG 28Oth — Devon Lind 33 pass from Jeremy Cerillo (Brian Elgin kick)

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

RUSHING — Othello, Parker Davis 19-97, David Charles 7-35, Matt Jensen 13-29, Jeremy Cerillo 5-3. Selah, Tanner Fife 12-18, Tyler Weedin 4-17, Trent Douglass 3-7, Travis Luke 1-1, Evan Roberts 1-0, Mark Valencourt 1-0.

PASSING — Othello, Jeremy Cerillo 4-5-0 75. Selah, Trent Douglass 10-27-2 130.

RECEIVING — Othello, Devon Lind 1-33, DJ Cantu 1-23, Jensen 1-13, Parker Davis 1-6. Selah, Quincy Davis 4-63, Evan Roberts 3-52, Mark Valencourt 2-13, Shawn Thompson 1-2.

Grandview 35, Wapato 0, FINAL

GRANDVIEW, Wash. — Jacob Massey rambled for 245 yards and three touchdowns on 27 carries to lead Grandview to its sixth win of the season, the Greyhounds’ most since their state-quarterfinalist team of 2005.Jose Lara and Anthony Perez scored Grandview’s other touchdowns and the Greyhounds held Wapato to 102 yards of offense.

Grandview	7	14	7	7	—	35
Wapato	0	0	0	0	—	0

Grand — Jacob Massey 13 run (Josue Oros kick)Grand — Massey 3 run (Oros kick)

Grand — Jose Lara 3 run (Oros kick)

Grand — Massey 1 run (Oros kick)

Grand — Anthony Perez 17 run (Oros kick)

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

RUSHING — Grandview, Massey 27-245, Lara 8-60, Oros 6-50. Wapato, Cody Nickoloff 15-58, Paul Ramos 5-10.

PASSING — Grandview, Oros 4-10-0 52. Wapato, Gabe Arambus 0-3-0 0, Nickoloff 3-15-2 34.

RECEIVING — Grandview, Ryan Moore 2-21, Lara 1-8, Trent Mottice 1-17. Wapato, Michael DeLeon 2-19, Ignacio Ibarra 1-5.

Ellensburg 54, Toppenish 8, FINAL

Toppenish	0	0	0	8	—	8
Ellensburg	0	34	14	6	—	54

Ell — Mike McKinney 3 run (Ethan Sterkel kick)Ell — Sungyoung Lee 24 pass from Sterkel (Sterkel kick)

Ell — Kramer Ferrell 52 pass from Sterkel (Sterkel kick)

Ell — McKinney 45 pass from Sterkel (Sterkel kick)

Ell — Lee 34 pass from Sterkel (kick blocked)

Ell — Ferrell 46 pass from Sterkel (Sterkel kick)

Ell — Damien Roseberry 7 run (Sterkel kick)

Ell — J. Foley 43 run (kick blockd)

Top — Carlos Ramirez 25 run (Ramirez run)

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

RUSHING — Toppenish, Carlos Ramirez 22-135, Rafael Osorio 6-23, Victor Torres 7-16, Ivan Macias 6-16, Daniel Maldonado 1-(minus 2), Team 1-(minus 2). Ellensburg, Foley 5-80, Roseberry 3-37, McKinney 12-32, Blaze Affholter 1-3, Ethan Sterkel 2-(minus 5), Team 2-(minus 14).

PASSING — Toppenish, Daniel Maldonado 2-2-0-22. Ellensburg, Sterkel 25-33-0-497.

RECEIVING — Toppenish, Ramirez 2-22. Ellensburg, Ferrell 9-212, Adam Haberman 5-71, Lee 4-83, John Ellersick 3-46, Mike McKinney 2-60, Blaze Affholter 2-25.

Prosser 53, Ephrata 7, FINAL

PROSSER, Wash. — Isaac Anderson scored two touchdowns on his way to breaking the 1,000-rushing-yard mark in Prosser’s victory.Anderson entered the game with 887 yards on the ground and rushed for 158 on 22 carries.

He scored the Mustangs’ first TD from four yards out, then later scored from the 8-yard line.

Ephrata	0	0	0	7	—	7
Prosser	14	26	6	7	—	53

Pro—Isaac Anderson 4 run (conversion failed)Pro—Dominic Garza 45 interception return (conversion good)

Pro—Anthony Dorsett 4 pass from Eric Fassler (Juan Valencia kick)

Pro—Garza 36 pass from T.J. Finn (kick failed)

Pro—Anderson 8 run (conversion failed)

Pro—Garza 6 pass from Finn (Valencia kick)

Pro—Dorsett 1 pass from Fassler (kick failed)

Pro—Cesar Lopez 12 run (Valencia kick)

Eph—Fidel Bazan 30 run (Dakota Blair kick)

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

RUSHING—Ephrata, Travis Flint 17-31, Trevor Flint 6-19, Alex Harvill 4-(minus-14), Tyler Purcell 4-(minus-15), Fidel Bazan 3-40, Dakota Blair 2-8, Christopher Davidson 1-3. Prosser, Isaac Anderson 22-158, Joey Hurtado 4-25, Cesar Lopez 2-3, Tyler Koch 1-7, Taylor Ledgerwood 1-1, Seth Glossen 1-(minus-12).

PASSING—Ephrata, Alex Harvill 1-3-1 31, Bryce Beavers 1-3-1 15. Prosser, Finn, 10-12-0 136, Fassler 8-14-0 57, Glossen 1-2-0 11.

RECEIVING—Ephrata, Alex Arvan 1-31, Robert Motzkus 1-15. Prosser, Garza 9-116, Brady Larson 2-22, Tyler Niemeyer 2-18, Anthony Dorsett 2-5, Beau Hazzard 1-18, James Wildman 1-11, Jordin Silva 1-8, Ethan Groom 1-6.

East Valley 31, Quincy 25

QUINCY, Wash. — Eli Curtsinger ran for 105 yards and two touchdowns, and Jonathan Janis threw for 142 yards and two scores to power East Valley.Curtsinger scored on runs of 1 and 30 yards. Janis, who was 10 of 15, threw 57 yards to Andy Clayton, and 9 yards to Jordan Cameron.

East Valley	7	7	10	7	—	31
Quincy	12	0	0	13	—	25

Quin — Jackson Hodges 3 run (kick failed)EV — Andy Clayton 57 pass from Jonathan Janis (Caleb Buck kick)Quin — Hodges 14 run (run failed)

EV — Eli Curtsinger 1 run (Buck kick)

EV — Curtsinger 30 run (Buck kick)

EV — Buck FG 42

Quin — Hodges 2 run (pass failed)

EV — Jordan Cameron 9 pass from Janis (Buck kick)

Quin — Manny Ybarra 70 fumble return (Brett Petersen kick)

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

RUSHING — East Valley, Curtsinger 14-105, Clayton 8-60, Jesse Rangel 4-20, Bobby Martinez 4-19, Nick Pecheos 4-14. Quincy, Hodges 13-91, Ybarra 8-13, Breck Webley 7-19.

PASSING — East Valley, Janis 10-15-0 142. Quincy, Hodges 4-11-0 133.

RECEIVING — East Valley, Cameron 5-50, Pecheos 4-59, Clayton 1-13. Quincy, Trevor Hyer 2-65, Cody Berens 1-54, Ybarra 1-14.

Zillah 41, Naches Valley 7, FINAL

Zillah	7	14	14	6	—	41
Naches Valley	0	0	0	7	—	7

Zillah — Rodney Treece 82 run (Marco Rodriguez kick)Zillah — Skylor Davis 18 run (Rodriguez kick)

Zillah — Kane Koerner 64 pass from Joe Burns (Rodriguez kick)

Zillah — Chris Castillo 8 run (Rodriguez kick)

Zillah — Cameron Bounds 30 run (Rodriguez kick)

NV — Nic Lukehart 7 run (Nick Rogers kick)

Zillah — Jared Ziegler 26 run (kick failed)

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

RUSHING — Zillah, Treece 10-121, Castillo 10-89, Burns 8-63, Bounds 6-44, Davis 4-42, Ziegler 2-35, Logan Olney 3-16, No. 14 14, Jeremiah Wise 1-7, Trevor Fink 1-2, Ricky Cuellar 3-0. NV, Lukehart 27-85, Billy Craig 5-47, Nolan Sheehan 4-5.

PASSING — Zillah, Burns 1-3-0-64, Ziegler 0-0-0-0. NV, Craig 9-18-2-151.

RECEIVING — Zillah, Koerner 1-64. NV, Dylan Swain 3-71, Andrew Parks 3-29, Justin Weigel 2-28, Trevor Bailey 1-23.

Cle Elum 69, Mabton-Bickleton 0

CLE ELUM, Wash. — Cory Zapel had three touchdown passes in the first quarter, including two to Michael Tschauner, to start the Warriors off on the right foot.Michael Newman had a second-quarter punt return for a touchdown and then returned the opening kickoff of the second half to score.

Mitch Millsap scored two rushing touchdowns late for the Warriors.

Mabton-Bickleton	0	0	0	0	—	0
Cle Elum	21	21	20	7	—	69

CE—Jason Zapel 15 pass from Cory Zapel (Seth Darling kick)CE—Michael Tschauner 20 pass from C. Zapel (Darling kick)

CE—Tschauner 40 pass from C. Zapel (Darling kick)

CE—Jake Gall 10 run (Darling kick)

CE—Michael Newman 50 punt return

CE—Lance Smart 30 run (Darling kick)

CE—Newman 70 kickoff return (Darling kick)

CE—Mitch Millsap 2 run (kick failed)

CE—Millsap 25 run (Darling kick)

CE—Dylan Powell 60 run (Darling kick)

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS NOT AVAILABLE

Goldendale-Klickitat 48, Highland 2, FINAL

GOLDENDALE, Wash. — Torey Spaulding-Jimenez rushed for 160 yards, ran for two touchdowns and caught another TD in the Timberwolves’ victory.Tyrell Cronin threw for a pair of scores and ran for another.

Forrest Kopta led the Scotties with 95 yards on the ground.

Highland	0	2	0	0	—	2
Goldendale-Klickitat	14	27	7	0	—	48

G-K—Cody Herin 24 pass from Tyrell Cronin (Braydon Ross kick)G-K—Cronin 4 run (Ross kick)

G-K—Torey Spaulding-Jimenez 50 run (Ross kick)

G-K—J.D. Moss 15 pass from Jose Briseno (Ross kick)

High—Safety tackled in end zone

G-K—Spaulding-Jimenez 30 run (Ross kick)

G-K—Spaulding-Jimenez 49 pass from Cronin (kick failed)

G-K—JimJack Davenport 15 run (Ross kick)

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

RUSHING—Highland, Forrest Kopta 24-95, Tyler Hakala 9-21, Antonio Gonzalez 3-12, Riley Calhoun-Sharp 1-2. Goldendale-Klickitat, Spaulding-Jimenez 11-160, Briseno 5-61, Davenport 5-51, Cronin 1-4, Lucas Denney 1-3.

PASSING—Highland, Hakala 6-19-0. Goldendale-Klickitat, Cronin 5-8-1 120, Briseno 3-4-0 44.

RECEIVING—Highland, Gonzalez 2-5, Calhoun-Sharp 1-15, Saul Ruiz 1-9, Joseph Scott 1-6. Goldendale-Klickitat, Spaulding-Jimenez 2-57, Cody Herin 2-50, Anthony Dobson 2-34, Moss 2-23.

Wahluke 35, Granger 14, FINAL

GRANGER, Wash. — Granger’s Chase Carpenter ran for 98 yards and a touchdown, but Wahluke’s Ricky Silverio ran for three scores as the Warriors won the non-league matchup.Silverio scored on runs of 3, 5 and 1 yard, the final score part of a 21-point fourth quarter that helped Wahluke pull away.

Wahluke	0	14	0	21	—	35
Granger	6	0	0	8	—	14

Granger — Chase Carpenter 5 run (kick failed)Wahluke — Ricky Silverio 3 run (No. 32 kick)

Wahluke — Silverio 5 run (No. 32 kick)

Wahluke — Eric Rubalcava 19 run (No. 32 kick)

Wahluke — Jose Jimenez 20 pass from Makai Hirai (No. 32 kick)

Granger — Francisco Morales 80 kickoff return (Carpenter run)

Wahluke — Silverio 1 run (No. 32 kick)

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

RUSHING — Wahluke, Silverio 22-97, Sal Jimenez 9-50, Rubalcava 12-75. Granger, Carpenter 19-98, Morales 3-19, Daniel Martinez 1-3.

PASSING — Wahluke, Hirai 5-5-0 85. Granger, Morales 0-10-0 0.

RECEIVING — Wahluke, Silverio 1-8, J. Jimenez 2-37, Jared Sabin 1-28, Samual Corrales 1-12. Granger, None

La Salle 61, Entiat 8, FINAL

YAKIMA, Wash. — Nic Woodard carried the ball just four times but found the end zone on half of them, and added a kickoff return for a score to power second-ranked La Salle.Woodard finished with 92 yards rushing, which included scoring runs of 30 and 36 yards. He also returned the second-half kickoff 85 yards for a score.

In all, seven different players scored for the Lightning, which rolled up 330 yards in offense.

Entiat	0	0	8	0	—	8
La Salle	13	34	7	7	—	61

La S — Joe Sullivan 35 pass from Mike McGree (run failed)La S — Nic Woodard 30 run (Mitchell Kennedy kick)

La S — Mike McGree 1 run (Kennedy kick)

La S — Ross Anderton 10 pass from McGree (Kennedy kick)

La S — Woodard 36 run (Kennedy kick)

La S — Josh Noel 14 run (run failed)

La S — Calvin Pazerekas 10 run (Kennedy kick)

La S — Woodard 85 kickoff return (Kennedy kick)

Entiat — Tyler Roberts 20 run (Roberts run)

La S — Kaleb Stohr 1 run (Kennedy kick)

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

RUSHING — Entiat, Roberts 19-96, Michael Firsk 4-31, Angel Avelar 8-29, Sean Sanders 5-(minus 5), Thomas Sanford 6-(minus 7). La Salle, Woodard 4-92, Matt Kuribayashi 2-55, Mike Ahman 4-35, Ken Inaba 2-24, Brandon Seymour 1-23, Pazerekas 2-17, Noel 2-17, Stohr 2-3, McGree 1-1.

PASSING — Entiat, Sanford 5-10-1 39. La Salle, McGree 3-8-1 62.

RECEIVING — Entiat, Garrett Kamphaus 4-30, D.J. Ledbeter 1-9. La Salle, Sullivan 1-35, Anderton 2-27.

Kittitas 54, Liberty Bell 0, FINAL

KITTITAS, Wash. — Taylor Morris scored three times, and Paul Oursland added two scores as ninth-ranked Kittitas cruised.Morris scored on runs of 2 and 8 yards, and caught a 32-yard scoring pass from Tom Studer, who also ran for a score.

Oursland scored on runs of 53 and 5 yards, part of a 96-yard rushing night.

Liberty Bell	0	0	0	0	—	0
Kittitas	40	14	0	0	—	54

Kitt — Taylor Morris 2 run (Tom Studer kick)Kitt — Paul Oursland 53 run (kick failed)

Kitt — Morris 8 run (Studer kick)

Kitt — Morris 32 pass from Studer (Studer kick)

Kitt — Ourland 5 run (Studer kick)

Kitt — Spencer Slyfield 11 run (kick failed)

Kitt — Ty Poole 42 run (Studer kick)

Kitt — Studer 1 run (Studer kick)

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

RUSHING — Kittitas, Morris 5-54, Oursland 3-96, Poole 2-55, Studer 1-1.

PASSING — Kittitas, Studer 3-5-0 52.

RECEIVING — Kittitas, Zach Wallace 2-20, Morris 1-32.

White Swan 34, Oroville 13, FINAL

WHITE SWAN, Wash. — Keith Owens scored twice to spark a 20-point second quarter, and Curtiss Oliva accounted for two fourth-quarter scores to help White Swan pull away and clinch third place in the North Central 2B League.Owens scored on runs of 23 and 3 yards after Tremaine Fiander had 20-yard scoring run to get the Cougars going.

Oliva sealed things with a 27-yard scoring pass to Justin Williams, and then finding the end zone himself on a 2-yard run.

Oroville	0	0	6	7	—	13
White Swan	0	20	0	14	—	34

WS — Tremaine Fiander 20 run (Alfredo Galvan kick)WS — Keith Owens 23 run (kick failed)

WS — Owens 3 run (Galvan kick)

Oro — Nick Perez 1 run (kick failed)

WS — Justin Willaims 27 pass from Curtiss Oliva (Galvan kick)

WS — Oliva 2 run (Galvan kick)

Oro — Funston 5 pass from Preston Iverson (Iverson kick)

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

RUSHING — Oroville, Iverson 7-20, Perez 36-133, Wagner 1-2, Whitker 1-(minus 3). White Swan, Owens 5-26, Ryan Lamebull 12-81, Nico Nanez 6-13, Fiander 6-39, Williams 2-17, Kaleb Spencer 5-42, Oliva 1-2, Adonis Lewis 1-7.

PASSING — Oroville, Iverson 1-8-0 5. White Swan, Oliva 2-4-0 29.

RECEIVING — Oroville, Funston 1-5. White Swan, Spencer 1-2, Williams 1-27.

Lyle-Wishram 60, Touchet 26

TOUCHET, Wash. — Henry Matai scored six touchdowns, and Alan Matai added two more as Lyle-Wishram rolled in a Southeast 1B League game.

Henry Matai scored on runs of 20, 25, 4, 31, 52 and 15 yards. Alan Matai scored on a 20-yard run and caught a 21-yard scoring pass.

No individual statistics were available.

Lyle-Wishram	14	22	16	6	—	60
Touchet	12	6	0	8	—	26

L-W — Carlsen 87 pass from Wiseman (H.Matai)

Tou — Rodriguez 35 pass from Hodenfield (pass failed)

L-W — A. Matai 20 run (A.Matai run)

Tou — Byerley 60 pass from Hodenfield (pass failed)

L-W — H. Matai 25 run (run failed)

L-W — H. Matai 4 run (H.Matai run)

Tou — Kates 8 pass from Hodenfield (pass failed)

L-W — A. Matai 21 pass from Wiseman (A.Matai run)

L-W — H. Matai 31 run (A.Matai)

L-W — H. Matai 52 run (H.Matai run)

Tou — Hodenfield 17 run (O’Brien run)

L-W — H. Matai 15 run (run failed)

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10/31/09 Prep Swimming and Diving Roundup

October 31, 2009 by YH-R Sports

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ELLENSBURG, Wash. — Mackenzie Gant led a strong showing by Prosser swimmers in the preliminaries of the Class 2A-1A district swimming meet Friday at Central Washington University.

Gant had the fastest time in both the 100-yard butterfly and 100 backstroke. Teammate Hailey Rankin had the best 200 individual medley time, as did Prosser’s 200 medley relay.

Wapato’s Bethany Imperial was the top qualifier in the 50 freestyle, and the Wolves were quickest in the 200 free relay.

EV diver Kendra Gartrell was first and Selah’s Azalea Koestler second after the first round of dives. Finalists will have three more dives today.

In the 3A event, West Valley’s Keely Hausken swam the fastest preliminary times in the 100 free and 100 back, and the Rams had the top 200 medley relay time.

WV’s Robyn Sundlee topped the diving.

In the 4A meet, Eisenhower’s Emilie Pleger posted the top time in the 100 breaststroke.

The finals are today, with the 3A and 2A-1A events starting at 10 a.m, and the 4A events starting at 4 p.m.

FRIDAY’S PRELIMINARIES

(Top times only)

CLASS 4A

200 medley relay: Southridge 2:01.93. 200 free: Megan O’Leary (Sou) 2:04.24. 200 IM: Erica Burmood (Walla Walla) 2:16.31. 50 free: Samantha Bennett (Wenatchee) 25.60. 100 fly: Burmood (WW) 1:01.63. 100 free: Bennett (Wen) 55.38. 500 free: Hailey Murphy (Kennewick) 5:24.84. 200 free relay: Walla Walla 1:50.84. 100 back: Mackenzie Ruby (Richland) 1:02.81. 100 breast: Emilie Pleger (Eisenhower) 1:08.92. 400 free relay: Eastmont 4:09.59.

Diving: 1, Katie Smoot (Sou) 253.35; 7, Cecily Wilson (Ike) 175.15; 8, Beth Klingele (Ike) 173.7.

CLASS 3A

200 medley relay: West Valley 2:03.49. 200 free: Megan Maynes (Hanford) 2:13.52. 200 IM: Kristen Bennett (Han) 2:15.71. 50 free: Taylor Burnight (Han) 26.26. 100 fly: Christine Tixler (Han) 59.92. 100 free: Keely Hausken (WV) 57.49. 500 free: Bennett (Han) 5:17.05. 200 free relay: Hanford 1:44.71. 100 back: Hausken (WV) 1:03.38. 100 breast: Tixler (Han) 1:11.33. 400 free relay: Hanford 4:03.67.

Diving: 1, Robyn Sundlee (WV) 202.85.

CLASS 2A-1A

200 medley relay: Prosser 2:02.73. 200 free: Hanna Berg (Clarkston) 2:08.29. 200 IM: Hailey Rankin (Prosser) 2:21.60. 50 free: Bethany Imperial (Wapato) 26.36. 100 fly: Mackenzie Gant (Pro) 1:05.08. 100 free: Berg (Clark) 57.76. 500 free: Angelina Tenwick (Clark) 5:57.97. 200 free relay: Wapato 1:49.82. 100 back: Gant (Pro) 1:05.22. 100 breast: Abby Hulbert (Pullman) 1:12.96. 400 free relay: Clarkston 4:06.60.

Diving: 1, Kendra Gartrell (East Valley) 144.20; 2, Azalea Koestler (Selah) 142.65.

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10/31/09 Prep Cross Country Roundup

October 31, 2009 by YH-R Sports

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SPOKANE, Wash. — Eisenhower’s Berenice Penaloza and Mayra Chavez finished third and fourth, respectively, in the Class 4A regional girls meet, and Timothy Cummings was third in the boys meet to help both Cadet teams qualify for next Saturday’s state cross-country meet.

Ike’s girls finished second overall, and the boys were third in the meet at Wandamere Golf Course in Spokane. The top four teams in each race advanced to the state meet in Pasco.

West Valley’s girls got top-seven finishes from Audrey Urlacher, Margret Parobek and Siena Noe to finish second in the 3A regional and qualify for the state meet.

Cummings, the CBBN district champion, had a time of 15:52, just eight second behind winner Adam Thorne of Ferris. German Silva was 12th for sixth-ranked Ike.

Penaloza, also a district champ, covered the 5,000-meter course in 18 minutes, 54 seconds Friday, 24 seconds behind winner Baylee Mires of Mead. Chavez was right behind in 18:55 for the sixth-ranked Cadets.

Davis’ Kaitlin Kaluzny finished 13th to also qualify for state.

In the 3A meet, Urlacher finished fifth in 19:00, Parobek was sixth in 19:39, and Noe seventh in 19:41.

No local boys qualified for 3A state.

In the 2B-1B boys district meet at Plantes Ferry in Spokane, Junior Hernandez finished fourth and Taylor Brown was 20th to help Bickleton finish fifth and qualify for state. Also advancing to state were Riverside Christian’s Justin Odman and Dusty Bender, who were 25th and 26th, respectively.

Riverside Christian, behind April Soelberg (7th overall) and Taylor Wilkinson (13th), finished third to qualify for state. Bickleton’s Christina Wilson was ninth to also advance to state.

FRIDAY’S RESULTS

(Winners, local results)

CLASS 4A

Boys

Team scores (top 8): 1, Ferris 32, 2, Lewis and Clark 85, 3, Eisenhower 95, 4, Kamiakin 106, 5, Southridge 114, 6, University 117, 7, Walla Walla 134, 8, Wenactchee 181.

Winner, local results: 1, Adam Thorne (Ferris) 15:44; 3, Timothy Cummings (Ike) 15:52; 12, German Silva (Ike) 16:06; 21, Bryan Simison (Ike) 16:17; 29, Alberto Melchor (Dav) 16:43; 36, Grey Peone (Ike) 16:53; 45, Santos Vargas (Ike) 17:02; 46, Jaziel Rodriguez (Dav) 17:02; 53, Delfino Dominguez (Ike) 17:14; 54, Peter Troianello (Ike) 17:16; 60, Joe Knox (Dav) 17:26; 75, Christian Alvarez (Dav) 17:41; 85, Jesus Acevedo (Dav) 18:32.

Girls

Team scores (top 8): 1, Richland 68, 2, Eisenhower 76, 3, Central Valley 84, 4, Wenatchee 102, 5, Mead 129, 6, Kamiakin 138, 7, Davis 142, 8, Lewis and Clark 143.

Winners, locals: 1, Baylee Mires (Mead) 18:30; 3, Berenice Penaloza (Ike) 18:54; 4, Mayra Chavez (Ike) 18:55; 13, Kaitlin Kaluzny (Dav) 19:31; 24, Katherine Bravo (Ike) 19:59; 26, Kirsten Sheffield (Ike) 20:04; 30, Hannah Kaluzny (Dav) 20:10; 37, Kirsten Kaplan (Ike) 20:19; 41, Erica DeMond (Dav) 20:25; 44, Grace Noe (Dav) 20:28; 48, Kathryn Kibbe (Dav) 20:33; 59, Emily Gerardi (Dav) 20:55; 65, Sydney Raymond (Ike) 21:04; 76, Lindsy Thomas (Ike) 21:45; 77, Megumi DeMond (Dav) 21:47.

CLASS 3A

Boys

Team scores (top 8): 1, North Central 23, 2, Mt. Spokane 55, 3, Hanford 99, 4, Shadle Park 107, 5, East Valley 119, 6, Sunnyside 162, 7, West Valley 182, 8, Rogers 246.

Winner, local results: 1, Ben Johnston (North Central) 15:23; 19, Chase Mears (WV) 17:11; 22, Nathan Gonzalez (Sun) 17:27; 24, Joseph Matheson (WV) 17:31; 25, Juan Reynoso (Sun) 17:37; 37, Jesus Mendoza (Sun) 18:08; 38, Jordan Esqueda (Sun) 18:13; 40, Alejandro Campos (Sun) 18:19; 41, Andres Cantu (Sun) 18:31; 42, Patrick Watts (Sun) 18:32; 45, Casey Croshaw (WV) 19:00; 46, Benito Rodriguez (WV) 19:11; 48, Zane Irvine (WV) 19:29; 53, Marco Moreno (WV) 20:28.

Girls

Team scores (top 6): 1, Shadle Park 43, 2, West Valley 53, 3, Mt. Spokane 71, 4, North Central 90, 5, East Valley 109, 6, Hanford 111.

Winners, local placers: 1, Katie Knight (North Central) 18:12; 5, Audrey Urlacher (WV) 19:00; 6, Margret Parobek (WV) 19:39; 7, Siena Noe (WV) 19:41; 14, Jocelyn Yanez (Sun) 20:22; 15, Chantel Jaeger (WV) 20:33; 24, Ashley Packard (WV) 21:28; 34, Sarasa Partida (Sun) 22:27; 37, Alyssa Sebren (WV) 22:40.

CLASS 2B-1B

(Winners, local state qualifiers)

Boys

Team scores (top 6 qualify for state): 1, Republic 38; 2, Northwest Christian 94; 3, St. George’s 102; 4, Davenport 112; 5, Bickleton 147; 6, Reardan 159; 7, St. Michael’s 172; 8, Wellpinit 188; 9, Curlew 210; 10, Riverside Christian 216; 11, Wilson Creek 239.

Winner, local state qualifiers (top 30): 1, Nik Michel (Republic) 16:53; 4, Junior Hernandez (Bickleton) 17:40; 20, Taylor Brown (Bick) 19:07; 25, Justin Odman (Riverside Christian) 19:25; 26, Dusty Bender (RC) 19:25.

Girls

Team scores (top 3 qualify for state): 1, Northwest Christian 36; 2, St. George’s 49; 3, Riverside Christian 75; 4, Reardan 76; 5, St. Michael’s 123.

Winner, local state qualifiers (top 15): 1, Morgan Willson (Colfax) 18:46; 7, April Soelberg (Riverside Christian) 21:48; 9, Christina Wilson (Bickleton) 22:07; 13, Taylor Wilkinson (RC) 22:30.

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F1: Kovalainen Fastest in Abu Dhabi Practice

October 31, 2009 by The Associated Press

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ABU DHABI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — McLaren driver Heikki Kovalainen has set the fastest time in Friday’s practice sessions for the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.

Kovalainen, who is expected to leave McLaren after Sunday’s race, set a time of 1 minute, 41.307 seconds around the new Yas Marina circuit, edging teammate Lewis Hamilton by two-tenths of a second.

Brawn GP world champion Jenson Button was third fastest, ahead of Red Bull driver Sebastian Vettel, who is second in the championship standings.

Toyota driver Kamui Kobayashi, preparing for only his second career race, was fifth best, in front of Toro Rosso’s Sebastien Buemi, Red Bull’s Mark Webber and Brawn GP’s Rubens Barrichello.

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F1: Williams to Announce Lineup on Monday

October 31, 2009 by The Associated Press

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ABU DHABI, United Arab Emirates — Williams will announce its 2010 Formula One driver lineup Monday, increasing the expectation that Rubens Barrichello will be lured from Brawn GP.

Team principal Frank Williams confirmed the near-term announcement hours after Barrichello spoke about the opportunity to join Williams, while stopping short of confirming his move.

“We will announce our drivers for next season on Monday,” Williams said.

Barrichello was widely expected to be joined at Williams by 22-year-old Nico Hulkenberg, a German who currently drives in GP2.

Barrichello’s likely departure means Brawn GP’s concentration will be on re-signing world champion Jenson Button. Team principal Ross Brawn said Friday that he was confident a deal will be done but warned it will be weeks rather than days before an agreement was reached.

“We agreed that nothing would happen for a few weeks after the championship, so the next few weeks are going to be pretty busy,” Brawn said. “I am confident, I want to keep Jenson in the team.”

Nico Rosberg confirmed Thursday that this weekend’s season-ending Abu Dhabi Grand Prix will be his last with Williams, and he was thought to be destined for one of the Mercedes-powered teams next year, either McLaren or Brawn.

“Nico is German and Mercedes needs at least one German driver to sit before their engine,” Williams said.

The Williams team also confirmed it will use Cosworth engines next season, replacing Toyota power. Cosworth provided engines for Williams when it won its first championship in 1980.

The 2010 driver market was the main source of conversation around the Abu Dhabi paddock.

Kimi Raikkonen said he had narrowed down his F1 options for 2010 to his old team McLaren, while a switch to rallying or a year’s sabbatical also remained options.

Toyota had been chasing Raikkonen, but the Finn said he never considered a move there as he ponders his future following his ousting from Ferrari to accommodate Fernando Alonso.

“Toyota has not even been discussed,” Raikkonen told Finnish television station MTV3. “If I want to drive (F1) cars, then McLaren is the only option.”

Toyota’s driver options for next season were rapidly thinning out. Robert Kubica had also spurned the team’s advances and moved to Renault. Timo Glock said Friday he was likely to leave the team and Jarno Trulli is also expected to depart.

Glock, who is sitting out this weekend’s race due to a back injury, said Friday he is yet to sign a deal with a new team. There had been recent speculation linking Glock to Renault.

The German had a 2010 option with Toyota, but the team was yet to commit due to its pursuit of other drivers and uncertainty over next season’s budget, pending a decision by the parent company.

“Toyota can’t make a decision before Nov. 15, so that is the main reason why it doesn’t look like I can drive for Toyota again,” Glock said. “There are various teams I have good contacts through, and where we are in a good position for next year.”

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Dixie State more dangerous at home

October 31, 2009 by Roger Underwood

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CWU hits the road for GNAC rematch ||

YAKIMA, Wash. — Skeptics might dismiss one of Blaine Bennett’s voiced concerns for Central Washington’s game today at Dixie State, which of course is also part of a weekly motivational package for his second-ranked Wildcats.

“They’re undefeated at home,” Bennett said of the Red Storm (4-5), whom CWU (9-0) will engage at 12:05 p.m. PDT at Hansen Stadium.

And it’s true that Dixie, when playing at St. George, Utah, is 4-0. It’s also true that the teams beaten by the Red Storm there are a collective 13-21, and that none has a winning record.

Bennett has not mentioned last year, when a Central team that finished 10-2 needed a last-second, 44-yard field goal from Garrett Rolsma to force overtime in a season-opener it eventually won at Dixie, 44-38.

So when the coach adds, “They’re a dangerous football team at home,” he has a point.

Also, the disparity in Central’s play from home to road figures in.

Last season the Wildcats overran Dixie 49-14 in Ellensburg. This year in Ellensburg, where CWU defeated Dixie 37-6 among its four home games, the Wildcats have outscored their opposition 151-33. The count is 113-80 elsewhere.

That said, however, there are other incentives today for Central.

“We’ve talked primarily about three things this week, and we started with our team meeting on Sunday,” Bennett said. “First, Dixie State is undefeated at home. No. 2, you don’t get that many chances to win a conference championship, and we can do that this week. We have banners for our conference championships and our players get rings. It’s a big deal to us.

“And third, a win Saturday helps us solidify our playoff position in Super Region Four.”

To be sure, Central remains the lone unbeaten in its region (there are only three in the nation), and the third and fourth ranked teams, Missouri Western and Midwestern State (Texas) have two losses each.

So with its strength of schedule, ranked second nationally among the 126 Division II teams with at least nine DII opponents, CWU could probably secure a playoff berth with a win today.

To maintain its ranking, however, which would mean a first-round bye and second-round home game, the Wildcats must beat Dixie and also Western Oregon, against whom they conclude their regular season next week on the road.

An 11-0 run, which would be Central’s second since 2002, seems more likely given Cole Morgan’s performance last week in his first start at quarterback.

“I thought Cole played a very good first half,” Bennett said, having turned to the senior transfer from Western Washington after repeated struggles by redshirt freshman Ryan Robertson. “He was very efficient. And I thought our whole team played well in the first half (of a 31-0 lead over Humboldt State that culminated in a 38-7 win). We started fast and the crowd got into it.”

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Prep Football Express Scores — Week Nine

October 30, 2009 by YH-R Sports

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Eisenhower 37 Pasco 15, FINAL

Pasco	0	0	0	15	—	15
Eisenhower	13	17	7	0	—	37

Ike — Daniel Ortega 66 kickoff return (kick failed)

Ike — James Lopez 3 run (Andre Arcand kick)

Ike — Dylan Hudson 19 pass from Lopez (Arcand kick)

Ike — Antonio Martinez 39 pass from Lopez (Arcand kick)

Ike — FG Arcand 35

Ike — Joe Fuerst 8 run (Andrew Redding kick)

Pas — Jacob Price 39 pass from Austin Wilborn (Emmanuel Martinez kick)

Pas — DeVaunte Lamb 26 run (Brandon Search run)

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

PASSING — Pasco, Morris 4-15-1 15, Wilborn 1-1-0 39, Search 0-1-0. Eisenhower, Lopez 7-15-1 144, Tony French 0-1-1.

Davis 50, Hanford 17, FINAL

Davis	14	16	6	14	—	50
Hanford	3	0	7	7	—	17

No further stats available

Sunnyside 31, West Valley 8, FINAL

West Valley	0	2	0	6	—	8
Sunnyside	10	7	14	0	—	31

Sunn — Israel Manzo 24 FG

Sunn — Manzo 74 punt return (Manzo kick)

WV — Safety, intentional grounding in end zone

Sunn — Victor Rios 5 pass from Andrew Daley (Manzo kick)

Sunn — Leo Cuellar 30 interception return (Manzo kick)

Sunn — Danny Almeida 10 run (Manzo kick)

WV — Austin Warren 8 run (pass failed)

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

PASSING — WV, Warren 10-25-1 97. Sunnyside, Daley 7-16-0 80.

RECEIVING — WV, Jake Smith 6-53, Slate Diessner 2-41, Josh Owens 1-11, Andrews 1-3. Sunnyside, Manzo 2-36, Cuellar 1-27, Rios 2-11, James Sanchez 1-6, Almeida 1-0.

Othello 7, Selah 3, FINAL

Othello	0	0	0	7	—	7
Selah	0	3	0	0	—	3

Sel — Daniel Hernandez FG 28

Oth — Devon Lind 33 pass from Jeremy Cerillo (Brian Elgin kick)

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

PASSING — Othello, Jeremy Cerillo 4-5-0 75. Selah, Trent Douglass 10-27-2 130.

RECEIVING — Othello, Devon Lind 1-33, DJ Cantu 1-23, Jensen 1-13, Parker Davis 1-6. Selah, Quincy Davis 4-63, Evan Roberts 3-52, Mark Valencourt 2-13, Shawn Thompson 1-2.

Grandview 35, Wapato 0, FINAL

Grandview	7	14	7	7	—	35
Wapato	0	0	0	0	—	0

Grand — Jacob Massey 13 run (Josue Oros kick)

Grand — Massey 3 run (Oros kick)

Grand — Jose Lara 3 run (Oros kick)

Grand — Massey 1 run (Oros kick)

Grand — Anthony Perez 17 run (Oros kick)

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

RUSHING — Grandview, Massey 27-245, Lara 8-60, Oros 6-50. Wapato, Cody Nickoloff 15-58, Paul Ramos 5-10.

PASSING — Grandview, Oros 4-10-0 52. Wapato, Gabe Arambus 0-3-0 0, Nickoloff 3-15-2 34.

RECEIVING — Grandview, Ryan Moore 2-21, Lara 1-8, Trent Mottice 1-17. Wapato, Michael DeLeon 2-19, Ignacio Ibarra 1-5.

Ellensburg 54, Toppenish 8, FINAL

Toppenish	0	0	0	8	—	8
Ellensburg	0	34	14	6	—	54

Ell — Mike McKinney 3 run (Ethan Sterkel kick)

Ell — Sungyoung Lee 24 pass from Sterkel (Sterkel kick)

Ell — Kramer Ferrell 52 pass from Sterkel (Sterkel kick)

Ell — McKinney 45 pass from Sterkel (Sterkel kick)

Ell — Lee 34 pass from Sterkel (kick blocked)

Ell — Ferrell 46 pass from Sterkel (Sterkel kick)

Ell — Damien Roseberry 7 run (Sterkel kick)

Ell — J. Foley 43 run (kick blockd)

Top — Carlos Ramirez 25 run (Ramirez run)

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

PASSING — Toppenish, Daniel Maldonado 2-2-0-22. Ellensburg, Sterkel 25-33-0-497.

RECEIVING — Toppenish, Ramirez 2-22. Ellensburg, Ferrell 9-212, Adam Haberman 5-71, Lee 4-83, John Ellersick 3-46, Mike McKinney 2-60, Blaze Affholter 2-25.

Prosser 53, Ephrata 7, FINAL

Ephrata	0	0	0	7	—	7
Prosser	14	26	6	7	—	53

Pro—Isaac Anderson 4 run (conversion failed)

Pro—Dominic Garza 45 interception return (conversion good)

Pro—Anthony Dorsett 4 pass from Eric Fassler (Juan Valencia kick)

Pro—Garza 36 pass from T.J. Finn (kick failed)

Pro—Anderson 8 run (conversion failed)

Pro—Garza 6 pass from Finn (Valencia kick)

Pro—Dorsett 1 pass from Fassler (kick failed)

Pro—Cesar Lopez 12 run (Valencia kick)

Eph—Fidel Bazan 30 run (Dakota Blair kick)

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

PASSING—Ephrata, Alex Harvill 1-3-1 31, Bryce Beavers 1-3-1 15. Prosser, Finn, 10-12-0 136, Fassler 8-14-0 57, Glossen 1-2-0 11.

East Valley 31, Quincy 25

East Valley	7	7	10	7	—	31
Quincy	12	0	0	13	—	25

Quin — Jackson Hodges 3 run (kick failed)

EV — Andy Clayton 57 pass from Jonathan Janis (Caleb Buck kick)

Quin — Hodges 14 run (run failed)

EV — Eli Curtsinger 1 run (Buck kick)

EV — Curtsinger 30 run (Buck kick)

EV — Buck FG 42

Quin — Hodges 2 run (pass failed)

EV — Jordan Cameron 9 pass from Janis (Buck kick)

Quin — Manny Ybarra 70 fumble return (Brett Petersen kick)

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

RUSHING — East Valley, Curtsinger 14-105, Clayton 8-60, Jesse Rangel 4-20, Bobby Martinez 4-19, Nick Pecheos 4-14. Quincy, Hodges 13-91, Ybarra 8-13, Breck Webley 7-19.

PASSING — East Valley, Janis 10-15-0 142. Quincy, Hodges 4-11-0 133.

RECEIVING — East Valley, Cameron 5-50, Pecheos 4-59, Clayton 1-13. Quincy, Trevor Hyer 2-65, Cody Berens 1-54, Ybarra 1-14.

Zillah 41, Naches Valley 7, FINAL

Zillah	7	14	14	6	—	41
Naches Valley	0	0	0	7	—	7

Zillah — Rodney Treece 82 run (Marco Rodriguez kick)

Zillah — Skylor Davis 18 run (Rodriguez kick)

Zillah — Kane Koerner 64 pass from Joe Burns (Rodriguez kick)

Zillah — Chris Castillo 8 run (Rodriguez kick)

Zillah — Cameron Bounds 30 run (Rodriguez kick)

NV — Nic Lukehart 7 run (Nick Rogers kick)

Zillah — Jared Ziegler 26 run (kick failed)

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

PASSING — Zillah, Burns 1-3-0-64, Ziegler 0-0-0-0. NV, Craig 9-18-2-151.

RECEIVING — Zillah, Koerner 1-64. NV, Dylan Swain 3-71, Andrew Parks 3-29, Justin Weigel 2-28, Trevor Bailey 1-23.

Cle Elum 69, Mabton-Bickleton 0

Mabton-Bickleton	0	0	0	0	—	0
Cle Elum	21	21	20	7	—	69

CE—Jason Zapel 15 pass from Cory Zapel (Seth Darling kick)

CE—Michael Tschauner 20 pass from C. Zapel (Darling kick)

CE—Tschauner 40 pass from C. Zapel (Darling kick)

CE—Jake Gall 10 run (Darling kick)

CE—Michael Newman 50 punt return

CE—Lance Smart 30 run (Darling kick)

CE—Newman 70 kickoff return (Darling kick)

CE—Mitch Millsap 2 run (kick failed)

CE—Millsap 25 run (Darling kick)

CE—Dylan Powell 60 run (Darling kick)

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS NOT AVAILABLE

Goldendale-Klickitat 48, Highland 2, FINAL

Highland	0	2	0	0	—	2
Goldendale-Klickitat	14	27	7	0	—	48

G-K—Cody Herin 24 pass from Tyrell Cronin (Braydon Ross kick)

G-K—Cronin 4 run (Ross kick)

G-K—Torey Spaulding-Jimenez 50 run (Ross kick)

G-K—J.D. Moss 15 pass from Jose Briseno (Ross kick)

High—Safety tackled in end zone

G-K—Spaulding-Jimenez 30 run (Ross kick)

G-K—Spaulding-Jimenez 49 pass from Cronin (kick failed)

G-K—JimJack Davenport 15 run (Ross kick)

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

PASSING—Highland, Hakala 6-19-0. Goldendale-Klickitat, Cronin 5-8-1 120, Briseno 3-4-0 44.

RECEIVING—Highland, Gonzalez 2-5, Calhoun-Sharp 1-15, Saul Ruiz 1-9, Joseph Scott 1-6. Goldendale-Klickitat, Spaulding-Jimenez 2-57, Cody Herin 2-50, Anthony Dobson 2-34, Moss 2-23.

Wahluke 35, Granger 14, FINAL

Wahluke	0	14	0	21	—	35
Granger	6	0	0	8	—	14

Granger — Chase Carpenter 5 run (kick failed)

Wahluke — Ricky Silverio 3 run (No. 32 kick)

Wahluke — Silverio 5 run (No. 32 kick)

Wahluke — Eric Rubalcava 19 run (No. 32 kick)

Wahluke — Jose Jimenez 20 pass from Makai Hirai (No. 32 kick)

Granger — Francisco Morales 80 kickoff return (Carpenter run)

Wahluke — Silverio 1 run (No. 32 kick)

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

RUSHING — Wahluke, Silverio 22-97, Sal Jimenez 9-50, Rubalcava 12-75. Granger, Carpenter 19-98, Morales 3-19, Daniel Martinez 1-3.

PASSING — Wahluke, Hirai 5-5-0 85. Granger, Morales 0-10-0 0.

RECEIVING — Wahluke, Silverio 1-8, J. Jimenez 2-37, Jared Sabin 1-28, Samual Corrales 1-12. Granger, None

La Salle 61, Entiat 8, FINAL

Entiat	0	0	8	0	—	8
La Salle	13	34	7	7	—	61

La S — Joe Sullivan 35 pass from Mike McGree (run failed0

La S — Nic Woodard 30 run (Mitchell Kennedy kick)

La S — Mike McGree 1 run (Kennedy kick)

La S — Ross Anderton 10 pass from McGree (Kennedy kick)

La S — Woodard 36 run (Kennedy kick)

La S — Josh Noel 14 run (run failed)

La S — Calvin Pazerekas 10 run (Kennedy kick)

La S — Woodard 85 kickoff return (Kennedy kick)

Entiat — Tyler Roberts 20 run (Roberts run)

La S — Kaleb Stohr 1 run (Kennedy kick)

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

PASSING — Entiat, Sanford 5-10-1 39. La Salle, McGree 3-8-1 62.

RECEIVING — Entiat, Garrett Kamphaus 4-30, D.J. Ledbeter 1-9. La Salle, Sullivan 1-35, Anderton 2-27.

Kittitas 54, Liberty Bell 0, FINAL

Liberty Bell	0	0	0	0	—	0
Kittitas	40	14	0	0	—	54

Kitt — Taylor Morris 2 run (Tom Studer kick)

Kitt — Paul Oursland 53 run (kick failed)

Kitt — Morris 8 run (Studer kick)

Kitt — Morris 32 pass from Studer (Studer kick)

Kitt — Ourland 5 run (Studer kick)

Kitt — Spencer Slyfield 11 run (kick failed)

Kitt — Ty Poole 42 run (Studer kick)

Kitt — Studer 1 run (Studer kick)

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

RUSHING — Kittitas, Morris 5-54, Oursland 3-96, Poole 2-55, Studer 1-1.

PASSING — Kittitas, Studer 3-5-0 52.

RECEIVING — Kittitas, Zach Wallace 2-20, Morris 1-32.

White Swan 34, Oroville 13, FINAL

Oroville	0	0	6	7	—	13
White Swan	0	20	0	14	—	34

WS — Tremaine Fiander 20 run (Alfredo Galvan kick)

WS — Keith Owens 23 run (kick failed)

WS — Owens 3 run (Galvan kick)

Oro — Nick Perez 1 run (kick failed)

WS — Justin Willaims 27 pass from Curtiss Oliva (Galvan kick)

WS — Oliva 2 run (Galvan kick)

Oro — Funston 5 pass from Preston Iverson (Iverson kick)

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

PASSING — Oroville, Iverson 1-8-0 5. White Swan, Oliva 2-4-0 29.

RECEIVING — Oroville, Funston 1-5. White Swan, Spencer 1-2, Williams 1-27.

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Pigskin Picks — Week Nine

October 30, 2009 by YH-R Sports

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Consensus: 124-25-8 overall 17-1-1 last week	Scott Sandsberry, Sports reporter	Dave Thomas, Sports reporter	Roger Underwood, Sports reporter	Scott Spruill, Sports reporter	Jerrel Swenning, Sports editor	Marcus Michelson, Copy editor
PREPS
Pasco at Eisenhower	Eisenhower	Eisenhower	Eisenhower	Eisenhower	Eisenhower	Eisenhower
Davis at Hanford	Davis	Davis	Hanford	Hanford	Hanford	Hanford
West Valley at Sunnyside	Sunnyside	Sunnyside	Sunnyside	Sunnyside	Sunnyside	Sunnyside
Grandview at Wapato	Grandview	Grandview	Grandview	Grandview	Grandview	Grandview
East Valley at Quincy	East Valley	East Valley	East Valley	East Valley	East Valley	East Valley
Toppenish at Ellensburg	Ellensburg	Ellensburg	Ellensburg	Ellensburg	Ellensburg	Ellensburg
Othello at Selah	Othello	Othello	Othello	Othello	Othello	Othello
Ephrata at Prosser	Prosser	Prosser	Prosser	Prosser	Prosser	Prosser
Zillah at Naches Valley	Zillah	Zillah	Zillah	Zillah	Zillah	Zillah
Mabton at Cle Elum	Cle Elum	Cle Elum	Cle Elum	Cle Elum	Cle Elum	Cle Elum
Highland at Goldendale	Goldendale	Goldendale	Goldendale	Goldendale	Goldendale	Goldendale
Liberty Bell at Kittitas	Kittitas	Kittitas	Kittitas	Kittitas	Kittitas	Kittitas
Entiat at La Salle	La Salle	La Salle	La Salle	La Salle	La Salle	La Salle
Oroville at White Swan	White Swan	White Swan	White Swan	White Swan	White Swan	White Swan
Wahluke at Granger	Granger	Wahluke	Wahluke	Wahluke	Granger	Wahluke
S’side Chr. at Arlington	Arlington	Arlington	Arlington	Arlington	Arlington	Arlington
COLLEGES
WSU vs. Notre Dame	Notre Dame	Notre Dame	Notre Dame	Notre Dame	Notre Dame	Notre Dame
CWU at Dixie State	CWU	CWU	CWU	CWU	CWU	CWU
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Seattle at Dallas	Dallas	Dallas	Dallas	Dallas	Dallas	Dallas
LAST WEEK/OVERALL	17-2/133-24	17-2/129-28	17-2/129-28	18-1/129-28	17-2/128-29	17-2/122-35