Lenhart gets ace at Apple Tree

YAKIMA, Wash. — Greg Lenhart recorded his second career hole-in-one when he aced the signature 17th hole at Apple Tree Golf Course on Sunday. Lenhart used an 8-iron for the 136-yard shot.

Bob Mott, Spike Adams, Tim Hein, Joe Lenburg, Mike Sutton and Van Johnson witnessed the shot.

Leetch scores River Ridge ace

SELAH, Wash. — Leonard Leetch scored a hole-in-one during his round Tuesday at River Ridge Golf Course. Leetch aced the 145-yard second hole using an 8-iron.
Don Rogers witnessed the shot.

10/29/09 Valley Sports Weekly

Golf

Mount Adams
MEN’S DIVISION
Individual Play, Oct. 22
Division 1 — gross: 1, Gary Hutchins 73; 2, Mike Van Wingerden 75; 3, Troy Wilmoth 76. net: 1, (tie) Joe Razote 71, Mike Chambers 71; 3, (tie) Connie Besel 74, Joe Champoux 74.
Division 2 — gross: 1, Bob Bergeron 83; 2, Leonard Rabanal 91; 3, (tie) Gary Hyatt 94, Keith Fowler 94. net: 1, Vern Stephenson 72; 2, Monty Carl 74; 3, (tie) Jim Bradbury 77, Chon Torres 77.
Pro-Am Tourney, Oct. 24
Team: 1, Simon Masias-Marcus Kilthau-Tye Barrett-Eric Inions 193; 2, (tie) Todd Lenseigne-Monty Carl-Tyler Story-Brad Story 203, Bob Bergeron-Chon Torres-Gary Hyatt-Jim Fulcher 203; 4, Scott Karr-Dan Eliason-Craig Hert-Rich Wyer.
Division 1 — gross: 1, Marcus Kilthau 71; 2, Eric Inions 76; 3, Mike Chambers 81. net: 1, Simon Masias 65; 2, Aaron Louis 70; 3, (tie) Bob Cox 73, Craig Hert 73, Tyler Story 73.
Division 2 — gross: 1, Rich Wyer 82; 2, Scott Karr 86; 3, Bob Bergeron 88. net: 1, Joe Hornstein 70; 2, (tie) Monty Carl 71, Gary Hyatt 71.

SunTides
MEN’S DIVISION
Fall 4-Nines, Oct. 25
Gross: 1, Perry McCormick-Ron Wyles 136; 2, Aaron Adams-Joe Plaisance 138; 3, Paul Cobleigh-Brian D Hoel 140; 4, Louis Acain-Kevin McKay 141. Net: 1, Stephen Pfau-Dean Schuler 117; 2, Rod Johnston-Ron Whittaker 121; 3, Dave Desmarais-John Lewis 123; 4, Jerome McCloud-Len McCloud 124.
WOMEN’S DIVISION
Fall 4-Nines, Oct. 25
Gross: 1, Carolyn Bowman-Carol Finney 163; 2, Sandi Morris-Nancy Slinkard 165. Net: 1, Claudette Haubner-Lynda Matthews 124; 2, Chelsea Lowary-Susann Lowary 125.

Pool

Upper Valley
MIXED DOUBLES
Standings, Oct. 26
Cueball: Little Dutch #1 84, Brews n Cues 71, Michaels 65, Little Dutch #3 62, Ranch #3 62, West Valley #2 48, T&T Lounge #1 38, OTP #1 25.
Miscue: Little Dutch #6 69, West Valley #1 61, OTP #2 61, Ranch #1 59, Little Dutch #2 58, Bill’s Tavern #2 19, T&T Lounge #2 18.
8-Ball: T&T Lounge #3 64, Little Dutch #4 64, Ranch #4 49, Ranch #2 46, Little Dutch #5 36, Bill’s Tavern #1 29, Red Rooster 27.
Eight Ball Breaks: Lee Wolfe.

Soccer

Sun City Stikers
WEEKEND RESULTS
BOYS
U-11: SCS Sagare 2, Harbor FC 2. U-12: Snohomish United 5, SCS Cuevas 0. U-13: SCS Lopez 3, Harbor FC 0; SCS Lopez 3, Northwest Nationals 2; SCS Ceniceros 5, Greater Renton FC 0. U-14: Spokane Shadow 3, SCS Anabtawi 0; SCS Lamas 5, Westsound 3. U-15: Spokane Shadow 2, Alexander 1; SCS Stewart 0, FWU 0. U-16: SCS Dauer 3, Spokane Shadow 2. U-17: Black Hills 3, Timm  1. U-18: SCS Strom 1,  HPFC Heat 0.
GIRLS
U-11: SCS Alexander 5, Greater Renton FC 0; Black Hills 3, SCS Massey 1. U-12: Harbor FC 2, SCS Washburn 0; SCS Arias 2, Eastside 0. U-13: Crossfire 2, SCS Lackey 0; SCS Lackey 3, DOS 3; SCS Joffs 1, Westsound 0. U-14: SCS Kallis 3, Crossfire 1; Spokane Shadow 3, SCS Wells 0.

Softball

Yakima Parks and Recreation
MEN’S ASA
Final Standings
A division: 2nd Street Grill 10-0, Seven Star Trucking 7-3, Shockers 4-6, Country Financial 3-7, Shields Bombers 2-8.
B division: Desperado’s 8-2, Firefighters 6-4, Outlaws 6-4, Hooligans 4-6, BHUC/Northwest Auto Body 3-7, Hit Squad 1-9.
C division: PNWU(Ngo) 8-2, All Seasons 7-3, Max Yield -5, Retrofits 0-10.
CO-REC ASA
Final Standings
Adams: Fuzzy Dogs 9-1, Demolition Commandos 8-2, TBA Weaver 8-2, Leslie Campbell Inc/Creekside Dental 5-5, Outlaws 2-8, Tremors 2-8, Pepsi 2-8.
Bachelor: Blues 9-1, Bats-N-Brews 9-1, Hoops Bar & Grill (Hager) 3-7, Z-Crew 3-7, Hoops 3-7, Multiple Scoregasms 1-9.
Cascade: Domino’s Pizza 10-0, Green Baron 8-2, Team Domex 6-4, Streamline Car Wash 3-7, Madson’s Manipulators 2-8, Costco Call Stars 2-8.

Swimming

Yakima YMCA
OCTOBERFEST INVITATIONAL
Oct. 17-18
First: Emily Furguson (Girls 15&O), 200 Breast, 2:50.57; Lisa Garrigues (Girls 15&O), 100 Breast, 1:17.63; L. Garrigues, 100 Back, 1:14.07; Darby Grimes (Girls 15&O), 500 Free, 7:10.10; Kian Hausken (Boys 11-12), 50 Fly, 29.53; K. Hausken, 100 Back, 1:09.28; K. Hausken, 50 Free, 27.20; K. Hausken, 200 IM, 2:28.04; K. Hausken, 50 Back, 31.89; K. Hausken, 100 Fly, 1:10.01; K. Hausken, 100 Free, 1:00.68; Caitlin Quaempts (Girls 11-12), 100 Breast, 1:23.05; C. Quaempts, 50 Breast, 37.91.
Second: Maya Cunningham (Girls 8&U), 100 Free, 1:35.68; Emily Furguson (Girls 15&O), 100 Free, 1:12.28; E. Furguson, 1650 Free, 23:07.74; Lisa Garrigues (Girls 15&O), 200 Free, 2:18.33; L. Garrigues, 50 Free, 28.10; Darby Grimes (Girls 15&O), 100 Breast, 1:29.75; Caitlin Quaempts (Girls 11-12), 200 Free, 2:20.13; C. Quaempts, 200 IM, 2:37.98; C. Quaempts, 200 Back, 2:32.34; Andrew Sader (Boys 11-12), 100 Breast, 1:27.44; A. Sader, 500 Free, 6:37.10; A. Sader, 50 Back, 34.76; A. Sader, 50 Breast, 38.89.
Third: Karli Boggess (Girls 15&O), 100 Breast, 1:29.84; K. Boggess, 50 Free, 31.64; Ryan Boggess (Boys 11-12), 50 Fly, 34.75; Maya Cunningham (Girls 8&U), 50 Fly, 50.59; M. Cunningham, 25 Fly, 21.51; M. Cunningham, 50 Breast, 55.39; Dallin Englund (Boys 15&O), 100 Breast, 1:15.44; Kian Hausken (Boys 11-12), 50 Breast, 39.32; Caitlin Quaempts (Girls 11-12), 100 Fly, 1:13.91; C. Quaempts, 100 Free, 1:04.21; Andrew Sader (Boys 11-12), 100 Fly, 1:24.23; A. Sader, 100 Free, 1:05.99.

Volleyball

Yakima Parks and Recreation
CO-REC FALL LEAGUE
Standings, Oct. 26
B division: Team Tiger Balm 3-0, Dig This 5-1, Consensual Sets 2-1, Talbott, Simpson & Davis 1-2, I.D.K. 1-2, Coaches Anonymous 0-3, PNWU Bonesetters YAC Fitness 0-3.
C division: Apathy Rules 3-0, Wood’s Warriors 3-0, Team Shadow 2-1, Names 1-2, 12 Bad Knees 0-3, Victor’s Raiders 0-3.
D division: Slightly Irregular 3-0, Bert’s Brewskis 3-0, Sauerkrauts 2-1, TX 8’s 1-2, Comic Relief 0-3, Volley Ballerz 0-3.
E division: PNWV Nucleic Aces YAC Fitness 3-0, Moxee Mule Co. 3-0, Costco 2-1, Iguanas 1-2, Serve It Up 0-3, Recreational Hazards 0-3.
F division: Weebels 3-0, Lobby Tommy 2-1, Multiple Scoregasms 2-1, Costco Crushers 2-1, PNWU Beta-Blockers YAC Fitness 1-2, Spike It 1-2, Costco Call Stars 1-2, FSJC 0-3.

10/29/09 VSW Bulletin Board

BASEBALL: Yakima National Little League will be holding its November monthly meeting at Regional Hospital in the Auditorium. The meeting will start at 7 p.m. and the public is encourage to attend. Planning for the 2010 season will start at this meeting. Be part of the upcoming season decisions.

• Baseball Advantage will be conducting two six-week clinics starting in November. A speed and agility clinic will be every Tuesday starting Nov. 10, and velocity training and pitching every Thursday starting Nov. 12. For more information, call 910-9333 or 961-6559.

BASKETBALL: The Yakima Valley Sports Authority in cooperation with the Amateur Athletic Union is hosting the 3rd Annual Veteran’s Day basketball tournament. The tournament will be played on Sunday, Nov. 8 and Wednesday, Nov. 11. The cost is $140 per team with three games guaranteed. The tournament is for boys and girls in grades 1-8. The registration deadline is Monday, Nov. 2. Entry forms and more information is available online at www.ieaau.org or by calling the AAU office at 509-453-2696.

• The first meeting of the Yakima Basketball Officials is Monday, Nov. 2 at Davis High School Lunchroom starting at 7 p.m. More officials are needed, if interested come to the meeting or call Dick Eglet at 945-2379 for additional information.

• Selah AAU Basketball Club is looking for interested coaches and players to help fill out and/or form teams for 1st through 8th grade boys and girls. If interested, please e-mail omalley@fairpoint.net.

• Advantage Basketball Camps will have a winter camp Dec. 21-23 at Wilson Middle School. Cost is $100 per player. For more information, call 910-9333.

SOCCER: Pro-MOTION Physical Therapy and YISA will be hosting an indoor soccer tournament for boys and girls playing in the U-6 through U-12 age divisions. Cost is $200 and includes a minimum of three 25-minute matches and a T-shirt for every player (maximum 8-player roster). Registration deadline is November 5th.  Applications can be picked up at YISA at 1005 E. Lincoln Ave or by visiting www.yysa.org. Call 961-9414 or 910-9917 for details or e-mail kerryntrent@yahoo.com.

AP football poll

Here’s this week’s Associated Press state football poll:

Class 4A
1, Skyline (7)    7-1    79
2, Bothell (1)    8-0    73
3, Auburn    8-0    64
4, Jackson    8-0    55
5, Curtis    8-0    41
6, Wenatchee    8-0    39
7, South Kitsap    8-0    38
8, Eisenhower    8-0    18
9, Marysville-Pilchuck    8-0    14
10, Mead    6-2    9
Others receiving 6 or more points: 11, Bethel 7.

Class 3A
1, Lakes (6)    8-0    96
2, Bellevue (4)    6-2    93
3, Union    7-1    77
4, Liberty    7-1    67
5, Timberline    8-0    54
6, O’Dea    7-1    53
7, Mt. Spokane    7-1    40
8, Meadowdale    8-0    39
9, Camas    7-1    20
10, Peninsula    7-1    8
Others receiving 6 or more points: none.

Class 2A
1, Ellensburg (10)    8-0    100
2, Archbishop Murphy    7-1    87
3, Lynden    7-1    82
4, Othello    7-1    66
5, Chehalis    8-0    54
6, West Valley (Spokane)    8-0    51
7, Black Hills    7-1    34
8, Mark Morris    7-1    29
9, Interlake    6-2    17
(tie), Burlington-Edison    7-1    17
Others receiving 6 or more points: 11, Selah 9.

Class 1A
1, Montesano (7)    8-0    88
2, Connell (2)    8-0    83
3, Cascade Christian    8-0    71
4, Cashmere    6-1    62
5, Zillah    7-1    54
6, Nooksack Valley    7-1    46
7, Cascade    6-1    33
8, Vashon Island    7-1    21
9, Royal    6-2    20
10, Meridian    5-3    8
Others receiving 6 or more points: none.

Class 2B
1, Colfax (5)    7-0    59
2, LaSalle (1)    8-0    54
3, Asotin    8-0    47
4, Adna    7-0    44
5, Tacoma Baptist    8-0    36
6, Waitsburg-Prescott    6-1    22
7, Willapa Valley    7-1    21
8, Napavine    6-2    20
9, Kittitas    6-1    17
10, Naselle    7-1    7
Others receiving 6 or more points: none.

Class 1B
1, Cusick (7)    8-0    70
2, Colton    7-0    62
3, Almira Coulee-Hartline    7-1    54
4, Neah Bay    8-0    51
5, Hunters    7-1    30
Others receiving 6 or more points: 11, Tri-Cities Prep 13.

Prep soccer–Narrow escape

Highland clips Naches Valley to clinch state berth//

COWICHE — Highland’s girls soccer team has Naches Valley’s number this season. And that number is one.

For the third time in a month, the Scotties edged their rival by one goal — 2-1 this time thanks to Caitlin Long’s late goal — and the prize Tuesday night was the biggest yet.

With Long’s decisive tally coming with three minutes left in the SCAC district semifinal match, Highland clinched a Class 1A state berth and will play for the district title Saturday at Royal.

“We’re very proud of the these girls and the way they handled the situation,” said Highland’s first-year coach Felix Hernandez. “It was a hard-fought match, just like you’d expect with these two teams. It was cold and windy but it was well played.”

Susi Jimenez got Highland on the board first, scoring with five minutes left in the first half on an assist from Andrea Wickenhagen.

The Rangers, however, answered back when Brittany Elston punched in a goal in the 49th minute.

Highland (15-3) will play defending champion Connell (16-2), a 2-1 winner over Kiona-Benton in Tuesday’s other semifinal, in the final game of a tripleheader Saturday at Royal at 3 p.m.

Naches Valley (10-7-1) will play at 11 a.m. in a winner-to-state, loser-out match.

Highland vs. Naches Valley girls soccer photo gallery

Photos from Tuesday’s Highland-Naches Valley SCAC district semifinal soccer match at Highland High School. All photos by Sara Gettys of the Yakima Herald-Republic.

Prep soccer–East Valley caps perfect CWAC South run

PROSSER — Jessica Baken scored three first-half goals as East Valley’s girls soccer team finished an unbeaten run through the CWAC with a 6-0 victory over Prosser on Tuesday.

Ashlee Betancourth had a goal and assist and Kayla Gonzales added two assists for EV, which also got four saves from goalkeeper Hollie Thierolf.

The Red Devils (13-0, 14-2) own the South Division’s top seed and will host a district semifinal on Nov. 3. Prosser (9-4, 11-4), the South runner-up, will host a first-round match Saturday.

First half: 1. EV, Jessica Baken, 13:00; 2. EV, Yasamin Mohsenian (Ashlee Betancourth), 19:00; 3. EV, Baken (Kayla Gonzales), 27:00; 4. EV, Baken, 36:00.

Second half: 5. EV, Adrianna Jones (Gonzales), 43:00; 6. EV, Betancourth, 52:00.

Saves: Tiana Baker (P) 8; Hollie Thierolf (EV) 4.

SELAH 2, ELLENSBURG 1 (SO): At Ellensburg, Courtney Cable saved two shots in the shootout to help the Vikings earn the North Division title.

Selah’s Monik Martinez scored in the 46th minute to tie the match, and she contributed to a 5-4 advantage in the shootout. Katelin Ronning scored a goal and made her shootout kick for Ellensburg.

Selah finished at 11-2 in conference, a game up on Othello, and will host a district semifinal on Nov. 3. Ellensburg, the North’s No. 3 seed, hosts a district play-in game on Thursday.

First half: 1, Ell, Katelin Ronning, 25:00.

Second half: 2. Selah, Monik Martinez, 46:00.

Overtime: No scoring

Shootout: Selah 5-4 (Selah: Martinez, Sharayah Ott, Amanda Kennedy, Ashley Wilkey, Kylie Ott. Ellensburg: Hadli Farrand, Katelin Ronning, Sarah Gordon, Hannah Hugo).

Saves: Courtney Cable (S) 2, Lianne Day (E) 11.

WAPATO 7, TOPPENISH 0: At Toppenish, Bertha Valencia and Hannah Cordova chipped in two goals apiece and Madison Haynes made eight saves in the shutout for the Wolves.

Wapato, the South’s No. 3 team, will host North No. 4 Ephrata in a district play-in game Thursday at 5 p.m.

First half: 1. Wapato, Kathleen Aragon (Hannah Cordova), 20:00.

Second half: 2. Wapato, Bertha Valencia, 45:00; 3. Wapato, Valencia, 50:00; 4. Wapato, Joslyne Espinoza, 55:00; 5. Wapato, Cordova, 57:00; 6. Wapato, Cordova, 60:00; 7. Wapato, Jannett Perez, 75:00.

Saves: Madison Haynes (W) 8; Elizabeth Regus (T) 12.

CBBN

EISENHOWER 8, KENNEWICK 0: At Kennewick, Ashlyn Keller scored twice and Katy Allen had four assists as the Cadets secured the CBBN’s No 3 district seed.

Ike finished the regular season 11-3 in league and will host No. 8 Moses Lake at 3 p.m. Saturday in a district opener at Marquette Stadium.

First half: 1, Ike, Ashlyn Keller (Kayy Allen), 12:00; 2, Ike, Keller (Allen), 23:00; 3, Ike, Briana Mares (Allen), 35:00.

Second half: 4, Ike, Jennifer McKenna (Allen), 45:00; 5, Ike, Allen (Keller), 49:00; 6, Ike, Sarah Lopez, 63:00; 7, Ike, Lisa Montoya (Lety Olivero), 68:00; 8, Montoya (Mares), 75:00.

Saves: Sophia Pedemonte (E) 1; names unavailable (K) 13.

WEST VALLEY 4, SOUTHRIDGE 0: At Kennewick, Haley Curtis scored three times and assisted on the other goal as the Rams (13-3 overall) closed the regular season with an impressive win and will now prepare to host East Valley-Spokane in a 3A regional semifinal next Wednesday at Cottonwood Field.

Sandy Hanses had a goal and an assist, and Whitney Stein added two assists for West Valley.

First half: 1, West Valley, Haley Curtis (Whitney Stein), 6:00.

Second half: 2, West Valley, Curtis (Stein), 44:00; 3, West Valley, Sandy Hanses (Curtis), 52:00; 4, West Valley, Curtis (S. Hanses), 57:00.

Saves: Lee Hanses (WV) 6, Ingrid Stein (S) 4.

WENATCHEE 3, SUNNYSIDE 0: At Sunnyside, Korynn Blanksma broke open a tight match with two goals in the second half for the Panthers, who take the No. 6 seed into the district tournament.

First half: 1, Wen, Mindy Howard, 24:00.

Second half: 2, Wen, Korynn Blanksma, 43:00; 3, Wen, Blanksma, 78:00.

Saves: Perla Ponce (S) 7, Kirsten Flones (W) 3.

SCAC DISTRICT

ROYAL 1, MABTON 0 (SO): At Royal, the Knights survived to advance in a shootut and will play for a state berth on Saturday against Kiona-Benton at 1 p.m.

Tuesday’s other loser-out match between Goldendale at Wahluke was moved to today.

Highland 2, Naches Valley 1

At Highland

First half: 1, Highland, Susi Jimenez (Andrea Wickenhagen), 35:00.

Second half: 2, NV, Brittany Elston, 49:00; 3, Highland, Caitlin Long, 77:00.

Saves: Melissa Cervante (H) 2, Kelsie Taylor (NV) 8.

Boys soccer

RIVERSIDE CHRISTIAN 4, TROUT LAKE-GLENWOOD 1: At Riverside Christian, Derek Byrne scored two goals and assisted on another as the Crusaders ended their regular season with a victory over Trout Lake-Glenwood.

Riverside Christian (11-1-1) scored three goals in the second half to pull away after being tied 1-1 at halftime.

The Crusaders will host a league playoff game on Saturday against the winner of Friday’s game against Moses Lake Christian or Trout Lake-Glenwood to decide the seeding for regionals.

First half: 1, RC, Derek Byrne (Kyle Gartrell), 29:00; 2, TLG, Lucas King, 39:00.

Second half: 3, RC, Gartrell (Byrne), 43:00; 4, RC, Byrne, 45:00; 5, RC, Jeremy Pynch (PK), 67:00.

Saves: Jacob Wells (TLG) 3; Michael Stein (RC) 0.

Prep volleyball–Granger wins, moves closer to SCAC West title

GRANGER — Janae Klarich collected 28 assists and served five aces and Emily Carpenter put down 11 kills to lead Granger to a 25-12, 25-17, 15-25, 25-10 win over Naches Valley in SCAC West volleyball Tuesday night.

The Spartans (10-1) can win the West Division outright with a victory Thursday at Mabton in its conference finale. The West’s top seed will host East No. 4 River View in the first round of district next week.

Granger highlights: Yasmin Sanchez 16 perfect passes, 7-7 serving; Emily Carpenter 11 kills, 5 digs, 9 pp, 14-14 serving; Italia Mengarelli 6 kills, 7 digs, 15 pp, 16-16 serving, 2 aces; Janae Klarich 28 assists, 2 kills, 5 aces; Sam Zapien 9 kills, 8 digs, 19-20 serving; Ashlee Reddout 5 kills; Lindsay Oswalt 6 kills, 2 blocks.

Naches Valley highlights: Kelsey Schafer 8 kills, 8-8 serving, 2 aces, 4 blocks; Justine Benner 9 kills, 5 blocks; Alaina Evans 7 kills, 12 perfect passes, 3 blocks.

GOLDENDALE 3, HIGHLAND 0: At Goldendale, Lexi Cameron and Sadie Shattuck had 11 kills each as the Timberwolves rolled 25-9, 25-13, 25-16. Haley Hoffman was 12-for-12 serving with 29 assists for Goldendale, which visits Naches Valley on Thursday.

Goldendale highlights: Lexi Cameron 11 kills, 3 blocks; Sadie Shattuck 11 kills; Monique Scherf 13-14 serving, 6 digs, 9 perfect passes; Cassie Kelly 10-10 serving, Haley Hoffman 12-12 serving, 29 assists; Alex Counts 6 kills, Tayler Bradley 4 digs, 4 kills; Asia VanHorn 2 digs, Karrisa Ihrig 2 kills, 2 digs; Amber Ihrig 3 assists.

Highland highlights: Aissa Wise 5 kills, 14 perfect passes; Cassidy Ulrich 3 kills, 4 digs, 7 pp; Jessica Pellicer 5 pp; Jordan Preston 5-5 serving, 8 pp; Kalynn McIntyre 10-10 serving, 2 aces; 7 assists; Tavi Wise 3 kills.

ZILLAH 3, CLE ELUM 0: At Cle Elum, Christina Slack’s 22 digs and Alisi Uasike’s nine kills and 18 assists led the Leopards to a 25-14, 25-17, 25-21 sweep.

Zillah has a bye in the West Division’s final round of play on Thursday and will take a 7-5 record into next week’s district tournament.

Zillah highlights: Lauren Messmore 9 digs, 8 kills; Whitney Winters 7 kills, 5 digs; Kassidy Ruggles 4 blocks, 2 kills; Alisi Uasike 18 assists, 9 kills; Jennifer Nelson 10 assists, 5 digs; Christina Slack 22 digs, Felina Razey 21-21 serving, 12 digs, 2 aces; Abby Bos 3 kills, 2 digs.

Cle Elum highlights: Haley Bator 3 aces, 2 blocks, 18 assists; Molly Ballard 4 kills, 6 digs; Chelsea Cameron 5 kills; Kodi Jones 2 kills; Chloe Newton 4 kills; Devin Christensen 10 digs.

CWAC

EAST VALLEY 3, TOPPENISH 0: At East Valley, Jamie Miller’s 30 assists guided the Red Devils to a 25-9, 25-6, 25-18 sweep in their final conference match.

East Valley (10-3) has the South Division’s No. 2 district seed and will host a first-round match on Nov. 5

East Valley highlights: Annie Martinez 6 kills, 5 aces; Kayla Davis 5 kills, 2 aces; Kaitlin Walker 4 kills; Sammi McCrumb 4 kills; Mercy Yates 3 kills, 7 perfect passes; Alex Devine 3 kills; Dani Najera 10 digs, 8 pp; Jamie Miller 3 aces, 30 assists, 2 kills; Kayla Alaniz 2 kills; Kendra Messenger 7 digs.

PROSSER 3, WAPATO 1: At Prosser, Tamara Jones’ 15 kills and nine blocks sparked the Mustangs to a 25-22, 25-22, 21-25, 25-17 victory.

Prosser has locked up the South’s No. 3 spot with one conference match left and will host a district play-in game on Nov. 3.

Prosser highlights: Tamara Jones 15 kills, 9 blocks; Tayshia Hunt 9 kills, 15 digs; Taylor Flores 37 assists; Jillian Espinoza 11 digs; Rachel Anderson 9 blocks.

Wapato highlights: Hayley Strom 8 kills, 2 aces; A.J. Yarlott 14 kills, 5 blocks; Leticia Campos 10 kills, 2 blocks; Nakota Strom 5 kills; Faith Draculan 26 assists, 2 kills; Marjorie Imperial 20 digs.

MID-VALLEY 2B

RIVERSIDE CHRISTIAN 3, WHITE SWAN 0: At Riverside Christian, Emily Shepard had nine kills and Kendra Staymates added eight as the Crusaders won 25-17, 25-9, 25-15.

RC hosts Lyle-Wishram on Thursday before beginning district play on Nov. 7.

Riverside Christian highlights: Olivia Hargrave 10 assists; Megan Hopp 8 kills, 3 aces, 4 perfect passes; Onyx Gibbs 4 kills, 5 aces, 3 pp; Emily Shepard 9 kills, 3 pp; Kendra Staymates 8 kills; Holly Allen 2 kills; Breezy Byrne 3 kills, 4 pp, 15 assists; Amanda Cunnington 14 pp, Sara Lara 4 pp.

LA SALLE 3, LYLE-WISHRAM 0: At Lyle, Jenessa McElrath had eight kills, five perfect passes and was 6-for-6 serving as the Lightning won 25-7, 25-14, 25-13. La Salle, 5-0 in league play, hosts White Swan on Thursday.

La Salle highlights: Whitney Anderson 3 kills, 4 perfect passes; Hanna Fischer 15-16 serving, 5 aces, 9 pp; Rachel Gasseling 7-8 serving, 2 aces, 3 kills, 24 assists; Tori Gonzalez 7-8 serving, 2 aces, 16 pp; Tori Heckart 8-10 serving, 2 aces, 3 kills, 5 pp; Danielle Juarez 5 kills; Jenessa McElrath 6-6 serving, 5 pp, 8 kills; Maddie Morford 2 kills; Regine Standley 6 kills; Janell Dufault 10-10 serving, 4 aces.

NORTH CENTRAL 2B

KITTITAS 3, ENTIAT 0: At Entiat, the second-ranked Coyotes swept 25-7, 25-16, 25-9 and are now one step away from finishing an unbeaten regular season.

Natalie Gibb served nine aces for Kittitas (13-0), which closes league play at home Saturday against Liberty Bell.

Kittitas highlights: Kayvonne Vaver 6 kills, 6 aces; Ali kilgore 7 kills; Jordan Paul 7 aces; Natalie Gibb 9 aces.

NORTH CENTRAL 1B

THORP 3, COLUMBIA BASIN 1: At Moses Lake, Kelsey Hutchinson had seven kills and 22 digs and Morgan Lowery and Christina Price added six kill each as the Tigers prevailed 25-18, 25-23, 21-25, 25-16.

Price had 19 digs and Lowery totaled five aces and 30 digs as Thorp improved to 10-3, both in league play and overall.

Thorp highlights: Morgan Lowery 6 kills, 5 aces, 30 digs; Kelsey Hutchinson 7 kills, 22 digs; Christina Price 6 kills, 19 digs; Jerica Reiners 16 assists, 2 aces; Alex Houle 7 assists, 3 aces, 15 digs: Catelyn Pendley 6 kills, 4 aces.

Local report–CWU QB Morgan earns GNAC honor

ELLENSBURG — Central Washington quarterback Cole Morgan, who in his first start led the second-ranked Wildcats past Humboldt State on Saturday, has been named the GNAC’s Offensive Player of the Week.

A senior transfer from Western Washington, Morgan compiled 213 yards of total offense as the Wildcats routed Humboldt 38-7.

Most of Morgan’s numbers came during a first half in which CWU ran up a 31-0 lead. He was 13 of 19 passing for 161 yards and two touchdowns before intermission, and also gained 31 yards on four rushes.

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

Cats picked 8th in 9-team GNAC

ELLENSBURG — Central Washington’s women’s basketball team has been picked to finish eighth in the nine-team GNAC according to a preseason poll of the conference’s coaches.

The Wildcats, 7-20 overall and 4-12 in the GNAC last season, return seven letter winners from the program’s first losing team in 10 years.
Alaska Anchorage was picked first, followed in order by Seattle Pacific, Northwest Nazarene, Western Washington, Saint Martin’s, Western Oregon, Montana State Billings, Central and Alaska Fairbanks.

State volleyball rankings

STATE VOLLEYBALL RANKINGS

Here’s the latest state volleyball coaches poll. Coordinator Tanya Campbell notes that next week, with the postseason in full gear, she will expand to a ‘Sweet 16’ in each class. Speaking of the postseason, see below the rankings for info on CBBN districts.

Class 4A: 1, Mead; 2, Graham-Kapowsin; 3, Olympia; 4, Skyview; 5, Richland; 6, Monroe; 7, Gig Harbor; 8, Curtis; 9, Southridge; 10, Kamiakin. Others: Eisenhower, Kentwood, Kamiak, Auburn Riverside, Woodinville, Jackson.

Class 3A: 1, Blanchet; 2, Mount Spokane; 3, North Kitsap; 4, Auburn Mountainview; 5, Kennedy; 6, Mount Si; 7, Prairie; 8, Timberline; 9, Eastside Catholic; 10, Bonney Lake. Others: Seattle Prep, Meadowdale.

Class 2A: 1, Burlington-Edison; 2, Selah; 3, Tumwater; 4, Archbishop Murphy; 5, Fife; 6, Black Hills; 7, Pullman; 8, Grandview; 9, West Valley (Spokane); 10, Lynden. Others: Colville, Mark Morris, East Valley (Yakima).

Class 1A: 1, King’s; 2, Onalaska; 3, Annie Wright; 4, Royal; 5, Chelan; 6, Lynden Christian; 7, Castle Rock; 8, Newport; 9, Cascade; 10, Montesano. Others: Granger, Goldendale, Cedar Park Christian, Bellevue Christian.

Class 2B: 1, LaConner; 2, Kittitas; 3, La Salle; 4, Colfax; 5, Toutle Lake; 6, Christian Faith; 7, Shoreline Christian; 8, Adna; 9, Northwest Christian (Lacey); 10, Darrington. Others: Tekoa-Oakesdale, Lind-Ritzville, Riverside Christian, Liberty Christian, Northwest Christian (Spokane).

Class 1B: 1, Neah Bay; 2, North Sound Christian; 3, Thorp; 4, Tri-Cities Prep; 5, Crescent; 6, Northport; 7, Wilson Creek; 8, St. John-Endicott; 9, LaCrosse-Washtucna; 10, Moses Lake Christian. Others: Colton, Cusick.

CBBN 4A district

Thursday’s opening round, all 7 p.m.

Match 1: No. 7 Kennewick at No. 2 Richland.

Match 2: No. 6 Walla Walla at No. 3 Eisenhower (Ike won league match 3-0 on Oct. 15).

Match 3: No. 5 Wenatchee at No. 4 Kamiakin.

Match 4: No. 8 Eastmont at No. 1 Southridge.

Finals at Southridge on Saturday. Six move on to regionals.

CBBN 3A district

Nov. 3 at West Valley

Match 1: No. 3 Sunnyside vs. No. 2 Hanford, loser out, 5:45 p.m.

Match 2: Winner 1 vs. No. 1 West Valley, both to regionals, 7:30 p.m.

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