Ozanich scores ace at Elks

SELAH, Wash. — Larry Ozanich recorded his third career hole-in-one during his round Monday at the Yakima Elks. Ozanich aced the 135-yard eighth hole using an 8-iron.

Dan Rollins, Duane Oberlander and Merl Brothers witnessed the shot.

Thom hits ace at Cherry Hill

GRANGER, Wash. — Patrick Thom scored a hole-in-one during his round last Friday at Cherry Hill Golf Course. Thom aced the 165-yard second hole using a 6-iron.

Chris Lynan witnessed the shot.

4/29/10 VSW bulletin board

BASEBALL: West Valley Little League Juniors baseball online registration is open on its website www.westvalleyyouthbaseball.org. There will also be in-person registrations on May 4 and May 11 from 6 to 8 p.m. at the West Valley Middle School both days. Tryouts will be May 15. Juniors baseball is for ages 13-14, and each player who registers will make a team. For more information, visit the website or call Doug Hill at 945-6226.

BASKETBALL: Youth Basketball of America will be hosting a coaches and registration meeting for a Memorial Day Tournament at 6 p.m. Monday at the Yakima Convention Center. For more information, go to www.yboa.org, or call Kyler at 509-969-8057, or Will at 509-952-3804.

GOLF: The 16th annual West Valley Dollars for Scholars Golf Tournament will be Wednesday at Apple Tree Resort, with a 1:30 p.m. shotgun start. For more information or to register, contact Rob O’Brien at 509-654-0674, or Lori Emard at 509-930-1897.

VOLLEYBALL: The Eisenhower Volleyball Camp for girls and boys entering grades 5-9 will be June 1-3 from 3:30 to 6 p.m. at Ike Gym. Cost is $50, which includes a camp T-shirt, with proceeds supporting the Eisenhower volleyball program. Registration forms are available at www.ikevball.com. For more information, contact Brad Ackerman at 573-2629.

• The Holwegner Classic outdoor volleyball tournament will be held June 5-6 at the Yakima Athletic Club. Men’s and women’s doubles play is on June 5, with reverse coed doubles on June 6. Cost is $20 per team. Entry forms can be found at www.yakimaspikers.com. For more information, contact Steve at 480-9143.

4/29/10 Valley Sports Weekly results

Bowling

Nob Hill Bowling Center
Thursday Nite Swingers — Terry Sunderland 510, Mary Nelson 473, Kathy Darby 444, John Nelson 630 (237, 201), Jeremy Beard 571 (209), Randy Porter 569 (202). A-Kathy Darby 162, John Nelson 197. L-Alley Cats Winners 4th Quarter, 191?2-111?2.
Commercial — Ken Trepanier 690 (228, 236, 226), Ken Stevens 657 (214, 236, 207), Pete Helm 653 (242, 224). A-Dave Conway 229. L-Spanton Business Forms Winners of 1st Place.
Nob Hill Trio — Sally Berreth 577 (237). A-Sandy Parker 179. L-Parry’s Gems Winners of 2nd Half.
Motor — George May 758 (226, 267, 265), Don Erickson 661 (243, 227), Dave McClintock 655 (256, 216). A-Dave McClintock 210. L-Jackson Hewitt League Champions.
BAASMD — Lisa Ryals 565 (206), Janice Chouinard 554, Diana Boen 552, Sarah Rew 552 (201), Jim Richartz 683 (232, 247, 204), Andy Boen 681 (235, 212, 234), Joe Adams 675 (223, 201, 251). A-Janice Chouinard 211, Dan Gilcher 215. L-Family & Friends Winners of 2nd Half, 39-21.

Golf

Apple Tree
MEN’S DIVISION
Gross & Net, Apr. 24
First Flight — Gross: 1, Pete Pitzer 77; 2, Joel Elder 79; 3, Mark Donahue 80. Net: 1, Alex Podruzny 69; 2, Joe Nieto 74; 3, Steve Crow 76.
Second Flight — Gross: 1, Jim Cline 86; 2, (tie) Don Snipes 87, Scott Henyan 87. Net: 1, Ed Parkins 72; 2, El Ulmer 74; 3, Jack Shaw 75.
Third Flight — Gross: 1, Randy Ammerman 91; 2, Jim Richartz 92; 3, Spike Adams 93. Net: 1, Martin Davis 69; 2, Mike Maxwell 71; 3, Tim O’Conner 73.
WOMEN’S DIVISION
Putts, Apr. 21
Low gross: Judy Rozelle 100. Low net: Bonnie Carter 76.
1, Connie Wilson 31; 2, Claudette Haubner 37; 3, Linda Lenseigne 40.

Mount Adams
MEN’S DIVISION
Bestball, Apr. 22
Gross: 1, Russ Arbuckle-Troy Wilmoth 70; 2, Russ Arbuckle Willie Edwards 72; 3, (tie) Joe Hoptowit-Aaron Louis 75, Lynn Dasso-Keith Grace 75. Net: 1, Monty Carl-Aaron Louis 60; 2, Bob Bergeron-Steve Knopp 62; 3, Joe James-Aaron Louis 63; 4, (tie) John Douglas-Doyle Wilson 64, Earl Greene-Monte Heggie 64; 6, (tie) Joe Razote-Aaron Louis 65, Vern Stephenson-Steve Knopp 65, Keith Grace-Gary Hyatt 65, Jack Syverson-Tony Whitley 65.
WOMEN’S DIVISION
Substitute Par, Apr. 21
Low gross: Carrol Storkel 103. First Division — Net: Ernie Smith 68. Second Division — Net: Gloria Campbell 70.
COUPLES DIVISION
3/3/3, Apr. 23
Gross: Randy Anderson-Hazel Gilman 40. Net: 1, Kim Parker-Maria Frank 271?2; 2, Ron Storkel-Gloria Campbell 303?4; 3, Denver Campbell-Carrol Storkel 323?4; 4, James Rogers-Sharon Hedden 331?4.

SunTides
MEN’S DIVISION
Thursday Night, Apr. 22
1, 429 Goldsworthy 7; 2, Country Rock Cafe 6; 3, The Culls 6; 4, Curly’s Bar and Grill 41?2; 5, Fore Players 4; 6, KWL Brokerage 4; 7, Rocc’s 31?2; 8, Northwest Autobody 2; 9, RJ’s Tire and Auto 2; 10, Weapons of Grass Destruction 1.
WOMEN’S DIVISION
Apr. 27
A Division — Gross: 1, Karen Cooper 82; 2, Claudette Haubner 89; 3, Grace Wagoner 97. Net: 1, Lori Nulliner 68; 2, Carol Finney 72.
B Division — Gross: 1, Carol Judy 98. Net: 1, Sherrie Stevenson 80.
C Division — Gross: 1, Kirsti Turner 95; 2, Helen Gallagher 104; 3, Bev Morgan 109. Net: 1, Carol Hammermeister 71; 2, Kathy Thomas 72; 3, Harriet Clark 74.
Buckskin qualifier: Karen Cooper 66.

Westwood West
WOMEN’S DIVISION
Least Putts, Apr. 21
A Division: 1, Paula Bush 17; 2, Bernice Snyder 18.
B Division: 1, Marnie Finney 17; 2, (tie) Sharon Crowell 19, Judy Ponto 19.
C Division: 1, Judy Ann Vetsch 19; 2, Elsie Gamache 22.
COUPLES DIVISION
2-Man Bestball, Apr. 22
Gross: 1, Al & Shirley Rogstad; 2, Gary & Pam Kingsboro; 3, Gary & Susan Willoughby.
Least Putts: Al Rogstad 16.

Yakima Country Club
WOMEN’S DIVISION
Gross & Net, Apr. 27
Low gross: Ann Hall 83. Low net: (tie) Ellen Gibson 71, Janet Drake 71.
First Flight — Gross: Cindi Stewart 85. Net: Janine Connell 74.
Second Flight — Gross: Lyn Snell 96. Net: Jean Galbraith 76.
Third Flight — Gross: Marilyn Pearson 111. Net: Debbie Douglas 75.
9-hole — Gross: Kay Cook 61.

Yakima Elks
MEN’S DIVISION
Apr. 21
4-Man, 2-Net: Ron Donaldson-Dave Betzing-Jack Howell Paul Sugden 130.
2-Man Bestball — Gross: Russ Arbuckle-Willie Edwards 73, Ron Donaldson-Dave Betzing 76. Net: Mark Mochel-Joe Folk 65, Mark Mochel-John Mills 66.
Back 9, 0-16 HCP — Gross: Mark Mochel 39. Net: Joe Folk 35. 17&O HCP — Gross: Ryan Moore 44. Net: Paul Sugden 38.
WOMEN’S DIVISION
Gross & Net, Apr. 15
Riverside qualifier: Shirley Markland 71.
A Division — Gross: 1, Dorothy Brink 93. Net: 1, Kim Wangler 77; 2, Kris Sterns 79.
B Division — Gross: 1, Shirley Markland 93. Net: 1, Lo Donaldson 72; 2, Kathleen Mutch 75.
C Division — Gross: 1, Lois Schaap 108. Net: 1, Evva Lange 77.
Least Putts, Apr. 22
1, Nancy Eglin 27; 2, Shelly Yarbrough 30.
Spring Fling, Apr. 24-25
Low gross: Nancy Eglin-Betty Gilmore 155. Low net: Chelsea Lowary-Susan Lowary 132.
First Flight — Gross: Robin Cole-Cindi Stewart 161, Annette Reno-Annette Seydal 167, Mardi Hackett-Judy Rozelle 176, Debbie Donaldson-Laraine Taplin 176. Net: Pene James-Kim Wangler 138, Olive Ruff-Gretchen Hoffman 139, Lo Donaldson-Pat Sugden 141, Freida Gray-Kris Sterns 142.
Second Flight — Gross: Jan Holt-Barbara Russell 178, Marge Oberlander-Shelly Yarbrough 184, Janet Hall-Shirley Markland 186, Sandi Morris-Nancy Slinkard 187. Net: Janet Bassell-Judy Cussons 143, Dorothy Brink-Nancy Graf 145, Theresa Menard-Judy Wolinski 145, Carol Finney-Carolyn Bowman 148, Karen Cooper-Karin Kohls 148.
Third Flight — Gross: Sharon Johnson-June Wilkes 184, Misty Clements-Kathy Buchbaum 194, Christy Fordyce-Torrie Melton 194, Rita Germunson-Barb Hannon 195. Net: Judy Stone-Ruth Wilkins 133, Becky McCloud-Kristy Turner 141, Nancy Campbell-Lida Tong 145, Ella Larrick-Gay Reykdal 145.

Gymnastics

State Meets
GYMNASTICS PLUS RESULTS
Level 4, April 18 at Kenmore
Gold Division—Junior A: Baylie Brown, 13, 35.350 (8.875 vault, 9.250 bars, 8.525 beam, 8.700 floor). Junior C: Angeles Marin, 14, 35.950 (9.000, 9.000, 8.725, 9.225).
Silver Division—Junior A: Addison Scott, 8, 34.950 (8.400, 9.275, 8.575, 8.700); Maria Hemstad, 13, 34.550 (8.900, 8.550, 8.200, 8.900). Senior A: Kelsea Nunes, 14, 34.175 (8.800, 9.000, 7.900, 8.475); 17, McKenzie Howard (9.000, 8.600, 7.900, 8.350). Senior B: Alyssa Gunderson, 14, 34.750 (8.700, 9.425, 8.100, 8.525).
Bronze Division—Junior A: Mia Armenta, 17, 31.225 (8.850, 7.450, 7.050, 7.875). Senior B: Darian Bunger, 11, 33.325 (8.150, 8.550, 8.575, 8.050). Senior D: Rachel Gatlin, 12, 33.775 (8.700, 9.250, 7.775, 8.050); Alexis Adams, 13, 33.450 (8.650, 8.300, 8.125, 8.375).
Level 5 and 6, April 24 Kirkland
Level 5—Child A: Taylor Copeland, 22, 32.425 (8.000, 8.925, 6.950, 8.550). Child B: Katia Thompson, 12, 34.875 (8.650, 8.450, 8.725, 9.050). Junior B: Julissa Peart, 4, 36.050 (8.450, 9.725, 8.750, 9.125). Junior D: Abby Palomarez, 9, 33.875 (8.150, 8.275, 8.700, 8.750). Senior A: Sarah Carlson, 1, 36.700 (9.050, 9.500, 9.000, 9.150). Small Team: Gymnastics Plus, 1, 108.100 (26.150, 28.150, 26.475, 27.325).
Level 6—Senior A: Maya Botkin, 18, 32.025 (8.850, 7.350, 7.325, 8.500).

Karate

Yakima School of Karate
HAYASKI-HA CUP TOURNAMENT
At Bellevue, Apr. 24
First: Zack Gonzales, Men’s Black Belt Kata; Z. Gonzales, Men’s Black Belt Weapons; Lisa Malin, Women’s Open Sparring; Cody Hulme, Colored Belt Sparring.
Second: Lisa Malin, Women’s Black Belt Kata; L. Malin, Women’s Black Belt Sparring; Jacob Mack, Men’s Black Belt Sparring.
Third: Kiki DeWaele, Brown Belt Kata; Tanner Rapp, Men’s Black Belt Kata.

Pool

Men’s Summer 8-Ball League
STANDINGS
LandShark Division: Brews and Cues 1 55, VFW 53, Ranch 5 38, T&T 2 35, Little Dutch Inn 3 35, Ranch 6 26, Ranch 7 10.
Bud Select 55 Division: Little Dutch Inn 2 61, Ranch 1 54, Little Dutch Inn 1 47, T&T 1 46, Michaels 45, Ranch 2 32, Ranch 4 29, Ranch 3 22.
Bud Light Lime Division: Ranch 9 61, Brews and Cues 2 44, Curlys 1 39, Little Dutch Inn 6 35, Ranch 8 34.
Bud Light Division: Little Dutch Inn 5 39, Ranch 10 34, Curlys 2 34, T&T 3 34, Little Dutch Inn 4 24.

Rugby

High School
STATE QUARTERFINALS
Apr. 24
Yakima Griffins 5, Budd Bay Barbarians 5.
Scores: Cacchiotti 1 Try, 5 points.

Soccer

Sun City Strikers
BOYS RESULTS
Washington State Championship
Quarterfinals
U-12: Crossfire 4, SCS Cuevas 0. U-13: Columbia Timbers 1, SCS Lopez 0.                    
GIRLS RESULTS
Washington State Championship
Quarterfinals
U-12: Westsouund 3, Washburn 1.
Challenge Cup
Semifinal
U-17: SCS Gonzalez 2, Southhill Revolution     1.
Final
U-17: Crossfire 3, SCS Gonzalez 0.
Swimming

Yakima YMCA
GRAPES OF WRATH PENTATHLON
Apr. 17-18
First: Ryan Boggess (Boys 11-12), 50 Fly, 34.03; Maya Cunningham (Girls 8&U), 25 Fly, 17.85; M. Cunningham, 25 Back, 21.29; M. Cunningham, 25 Breast, 23.61; M. Cunningham, 25 Free, 18.00; M. Cunningham, 50 Fly, 39.50; M. Cunningham, 50 Back, 46.93; M. Cunningham, 50 Breast, 50.41; M. Cunningham, 50 Free, 38.14; Dallin Englund (Boys 15&O), 100 IM, 1:03.89; D. Englund, 50 Fly, 27.87; D. Englund, 50 Back, 30.03; D. Englund, 50 Breast, 32.45; D. Englund, 50 Free, 25.37; Kian Hausken (Boys 11-12), 200 IM, 2:19.36; K. Hausken, 100 Fly, 1:04.89; K. Hausken, 100 Back, 1:06.38; K. Hausken, 100 Breast, 1:21.36; K. Hausken, 100 Free, 57.42; Noah Kessler (Boys 11-12), 50 Breast, 45.52; Emilie Pleger (Girls 15&O), 100 IM, 1:04.87; E. Pleger, 50 Fly, 29.70; E. Pleger, 50 Back, 32.78; E. Pleger, 50 Breast, 31.96; E. Pleger, 50 Free, 26.70; E. Pleger, 200 IM, 2:24.01; E. Pleger, 100 Fly, 1:10.24; E. Pleger, 100 Back, 1:11.79; E. Pleger, 100 Beast, 1:09.31; E. Pleger, 100 Free, 1:03.07; Caitlin Quaempts (Girls 11-12), 100 Breast, 1:21.27; Andrew Sader (Boys 13-14), 100 IM, 1:10.31; A. Sader, 50 Fly, 32.40; A. Sader, 50 Back, 32.45; A. Sader, 50 Breast, 37.20; A. Sader, 50 Free, 28.73; A. Sader, 200 IM, 2:33.18; A. Sader, 100 Fly, 1:15.53; A. Sader, 100 Back, 1:12.62; A. Sader, 100 Breast, 1:22.19; A. Sader, 100 Free, 1:04.88.
Second: Karli Boggess (Girls 15&O), 50 Free, 32.85; Ryan Boggess (Boys 11-12), 100 IM, 1:19.97; R. Boggess, 50 Back, 37.54; R. Boggess, 50 Free, 31.74; Sarah Carlson (Girls 11-12), 100 IM, 1:18.96; S. Carlson, 50 Fly, 34.61; S. Carlson, 50 Breast, 41.89; Dawson Finley (Boys 13-14), 100 Back, 1:31.02; D. Finley, 100 Breast, 1:46.15; D. Finley, 100 Free, 1:18.21; Gavin Kessler (Boys 8&U), 25 Fly, 22.48; G. Kessler, 25 Back, 23.25; G. Kessler, 25 Free, 17.26; G. Kessler, 50 Fly, 51.96; G. Kessler, 50 Back, 51.29; G. Kessler, 50 Free, 39.21; Noah Kessler (Boys 11-12), 50 Fly, 37.72; N. Kessler, 200 IM, 3:03.20; N. Kessler, 100 Fly, 1:32.23; N. Kessler, 100 Back, 1:23.92; N. Kessler, 100 Breast, 1:45.29; N. Kessler, 100 Free, 1:14.05; Conner Otey (Men’s 15&O), 100 IM, 1:06.75; C. Otey, 50 Fly, 29.33; C. Otey, 50 Back, 33.48; C. Otey, 50 Breast, 32.49; C. Otey, 50 Free, 26.76; Caitlin Quaempts (Girls 11-12), 200 IM, 2:33.48; C. Quaempts, 100 Fly, 1:10.64; C. Quaempts, 100 Back, 1:10.18; C. Quaempts, 100 Free, 1:03.10.
Third: Tate Andis (Boys 11-12), 200 IM, 3:28.04; T. Andis, 100 Free, 1:25.88; Sarah Carlson (Girls 11-12), 50 Free, 31.99; Cole Matthew (Boys 11-12), 50 Breast, 49.46; Ryanne Hove (Girls 9-10), 100 Breast, 1:55.75; Gavin Kessler (Boys 8&U), 25 Breast, 28.70; G. Kessler, 50 Breast, 57.11; Noah Kessler (Boys 11-12), 100 IM, 1:22.50; N. Kessler, 50 Back, 38.74; N. Kessler, 50 Free, 31.77; Jacob O’Connor (Boys 15&O), 50 Breast, 45.92; J. O’Connor, 50 Free, 34.37; Cheyanne Phipps (Girls 9-10), 50 Breast, 50.10; Abigail Poston (Girls 11-12), 50 Fly, 35.19; Gillian Randall (Girls 13-14), 50 Back, 41.76; G. Randall, 100 Fly, 1:33.62; G. Randall, 100 Breast, 1:39.08; Emma Stucki (Girls 11-12), 50 Back, 37.89.

Goldendale vs. Naches Valley baseball photo gallery

Photos from Tuesday’s SCAC West baseball doubleheader between Goldendale and Naches Valley. All photos by Sara Gettys of the Yakima Herald-Republic.

Opening statement

Rangers’ quick start in first game sparks sweep of Goldendale ||

NACHES, Wash. — In a doubleheader that lasted over four hours, Naches Valley’s baseball team made its biggest statement in the opening minutes.

 

 

Scoring all four of their runs in the first inning, the fifth-ranked Rangers defeated No. 2 Goldendale 4-0 and then completed the sweep with a 9-6 win in their SCAC West showdown Tuesday at Ranger Field.

Cody Johns pitched a four-hit shutout in the opener, and J.R. Weigel’s two-run homer keyed a five-run fourth inning as Naches Valley pushed its records to 8-0 in the West and 14-2 overall.

The Rangers can wrap up a fourth straight unbeaten season in the SCAC West on Friday at Granger.

“We’re a different team than last year and we’re still putting the pieces together,” said NV coach Bill Walker. “We haven’t had the same starting lineup two games in a row, but today helped solidify some things. The kids played tough all day.”

The Rangers have been perfect in league play since leaving the CWAC for the SCAC in 2007, with Tuesday’s sweep extending the Rangers’ SCAC winning streak to 44 games.

Naches Valley started that run by going 14-0 in ’07, followed by a 12-0 mark in ’08, and a 10-0 league record last season.

Johns struck out four and was 2-for-3 at the plate with an RBI in the opener. Carson Kass delivered the big hit — a two-run single — in NV’s four-run opening frame.

After that, Goldendale starter Trevor Fields held the Rangers to two hits.

In the second game, the Timberwolves (6-2, 14-2) built a 6-2 lead with the help of Lucas Denney’s solo homer and Fields’ 3-for-4 day.

 

But the Rangers got it back and more in the bottom of the fourth. J.D. Ring’s two-run single started the rally and Weigel clout put NV up for good. Weigel finished 2-for-3 with three runs scored.

Goldendale also has one conference doubleheader remaining — at home against Granger next Tuesday.

With the top two seeds from the West, Naches Valley and Goldendale would host first-round games in the eight-team district tournament on May 11.

Game 1

Goldendale         000    000    0    —    0    4    1
Naches Valley    400    000    x    —    4    5    1

Fields and Cochran; C. Johns and Ring.

Highlights: Cody Johns (NV) CG, 4 K, 2-3, RBI; Carson Kass (NV) 2 RBI; J.R. Weigel (NV) 2-3, 2b; Trevor Fields (G) CG, 2 K.

Game 2

Goldendale        301    200    0    —    6    9    4
Naches Valley    200    502    x    —    9    7    4

Herin, Bare (4), Cronin (6), Milliren (6) and Davis; Putas, Gonzalez (4), Walker (6) and Ring.

Highlights: J.R. Weigel (NV) 2-3, 2-run HR, 3 runs; J.D. Ring (NV) 2 RBI; Chris Walker (NV) 2b; Aaron Cochran (G) 2-3; Trevor Fields (G) 3-4; Lucas Denney (G) 2-3, solo HR.

Prep baseball — Roddy keys Pirates’ sweep

YAKIMA — Tim Roddy struck out seven for the win and drove in five runs in the opener as Davis rode strong pitching to a 10-2, 12-0 sweep over Pasco in a CBBN doubleheader Tuesday at Davis Field.

Roddy and Brandon Walton combined for a three-hitter in the opener, and starter Guy Hartwig and Jason Klingele held the Bulldogs to one hit in the five-inning second game.

Marcus McClurkin hit a solo homer in the first inning of the second game and followed with a two-run double in the second inning to help Davis level its Columbia Division record at 5-5.

Game 1

Pasco    000    011    0    —    2    3    4

Davis    332    002    x    —    10    9    2

Morris, Avery (3) and Taboada; Roddy, Walton (6) and White Elk.

Highlights: Tim Roddy (D) 5 IP, 7 K, 1 BB, 3-4, 2b, 5 RBI; Brandon Walton (D) 2 IP, 0 hits; Jackson Marquis (D) 2-3, 2b; Damon Lybeck (D) 2-2; Devonte Allen (D) 2b, RBI; Josh White Elk (D) 2b.

Game 2

Pasco        000    00    —    0    1    4

Davis        141    6x    —    12    8    2

Valdez, Fortner (5) and Rush; Hartwig, Klingele (5) and Alexander.

Highlights: Guy Hartwig (D) 4 IP, 1 hit, 2 K; Jason Klingele (D) 1 IP; Marcus McClurkin (D) 2-2, 2b, solo HR, 3 RBI; T.J. Smith (D) 2b, 2 RBI; Allen (D) 2-3, RBI; Zach Alexander (D) 2-3, 2b, 2 RBI.

WEST VALLEY 14-7, EASTMONT 4-8: At Eastmont, Tanner Edler was 5-for-7 for the day with five RBI for the Rams.

Cody McDonald led WV’s 16-hit outburst in the opener with a three-run homer and four RBI. The Rams had the tying run thrown out at the plate for the final out in the second game.

Game 1

West Valley        305    006    —    14    16    3

Eastmont        100    030    —    4    6    1

Wyckoff, Wagar (5) and Dusin; Sagdal, Coates (6) and Spaeth.

Highlights: Cody McDonald (WV) 2-4, 2b, 3-run HR, 4 RBI; Garrett Olson (WV) 2-4, 2b, 2 RBI; Steven Wagar (WV) 2-4, 2b, RBI; Lukas Hinton (WV) 2-4, 2b, RBI; Tanner Edler (WV) 3-4, 2b, 2 RBI; Eric Dusin (WV) 3-4, 2 2b, RBI.

Game 2

West Valley    032    020    0    —    7    7    3

Eastmont    223    001    x    —    8    9    1

Hinton, Ueltschi (3) and Dusin; Dockins, Lee (7) and Spaeth.

Highlights: Edler (WV) 2-3, 3 RBI; Hinton (WV) 2-2, 2b, 2 RBI.

CWAC

ELLENSBURG 10, EPHRATA 0: At Ellensburg, Ethan Sterkel threw a five-inning one-hitter and John Ellersick clubbed a three-run homer as the Bulldogs (14-2, 16-2) avenged an earlier loss to Ephrata.

Ephrata        000    00    —    0    1    1

Ellensburg        160    12    —    10    13    1

Todd and Bracht; Sterkel and Morris.

Highlights: Ethan Sterkel (E) 7 K, 3 BB, 1-2, 2 runs, 2 RBI; John Ellersick (E) 2-3, run, 3-run HR; Michael McNeigert (E) 2-3; Michael Wyatt (E) 2-4, 3 runs, RBI.

SELAH 11, PROSSER 3: At Selah, Andrew Gonzalez and Kyle Fickes each had two-run singles to lead the Vikings to a victory. Matt Snider added three hits including a double for Selah.

T.J. Finn and Wyatt Baker had two hits apiece for the Mustangs.

Prosser    000    120    0    —    3    9    7

Selah    002    630    X    —    11    9    3

Hernandez, Romero (4), Anderson (6) and Peterson; Douglass, Schmidt (5) and Snider.

Highlights: Andrew Gonzalez (S) 2-run 1b, 3 RBI; Stephen Schmidt 2-3; Lyle Fickes 2-run 1b; Matt Snider 3-4, 2b; TJ Finn (P) 2-4; Wyatt Baker (P) 2-3, 2b.

GRANDVIEW 5, WAPATO 3: At Grandview, Derrick Swearingen went 3-for-4 with three RBI for the Greyhounds, who collected 11 hits and improved to 4-14.

Wapato    000    020    1    —    3    4    1

Grandview    101    012    x    —    5    11    2

Gomez and Martin; Mottice, Swearingen (7) and Moore.

Highlights: Ryan Moore (G) 2-4; Erik Sauve (G) 1-2, 2b; Derrick Swearingen (G) 3-4, 3 RBI; Josue Oros (G) 1-3, 2b; Anthony Perez (G) 2-3, 2b; DeLeon (W) 2-3, 2b.

OTHELLO 5, EAST VALLEY 4: At East Valley, Jonathon Janis and Justin Valicoff both drove in two runs for the Red Devils, and Ryan Schoonover pitched a complete-game giving up five unearned on eight hits, but it was not enough for East Valley (9-7).

Othello    203    000    0    —    5    8    1

East Valley    010    102    0    —    4    10    7

Lopez, Valdez (6) and Garza; Schoonover and Janif.

Highlights: Derek Lopez (O) 2-3; Jonathon Janis (EV) 1-3, 2 RBI; Hugo Lemus (EV) 2-3; Justin Valicoff (EV) 3-4, 2 RBI.

QUINCY 11, TOPPENISH 10: At Quincy, the Jackrabbits built an 8-3 lead and held off the Wildcats late.

Josh Piper had a two-run homer and Dominic Whalawitsa drove in four runs for Toppenish.

Toppenish    201    040    3    —    10    13    2

Quincy    221    320    1    —    11    7    2

Hernandez, Rodriguez and Piper; Berens, Garcia (3) and Navarro

Highlights: Luis Hernandez (T) 2-4, 2 RBI; Josh Piper (T) 1-3, 3 RBI, 2-run HR; Daniel Maldonado (T) 3-4, 2b; Dominic Whalawitsa (T) 2-4, 2b, 3b, 4 RBI.

SCAC

CLE ELUM 4-13, HIGHLAND 3-1: At Cle Elum, Jason Zapel pitched a three-hitter and homered with three RBI in the second game to finish the sweep for the Warriors (4-4, 10-7).

Game 1

Highland    000    200    1    —    3    4    1

Cle Elum    021    010    x    —    4    5    2

Packard, Mitchum (5) and Christensen; Darling and C. Zapel.

Highlights: Trepanier (H) 2 RBI; Uchiama (CE) 2 RBI; Kraft (CE) RBI; Ryan Foust (CE) RBI.

Game 2

Highland        010    00    —    1    3    3

Cle Elum        251    5x    —    13    13    1

Mitchum, Christensen (3) and Packard; J. Zapel and C. Zapel.

Highlights: William Packard (H) RBI; Seth Reynolds (CE) 2b, 3b; Foust (CE) 2b; Seth Darling (CE) 3b, 2 RBI; Jason Zapel (CE) HR, 3 RBI.

NACHES VALLEY 4-9, GOLDENDALE 0-6

Game 1

Goldendale    000    000    0    —    0    4    1

Naches Valley    400    000    x    —    4    5    1

Fields and Cochran; C. Johns and Ring.

Highlights: Cody Johns (NV) CG, 4 K, 2-3, RBI; Carson Kass (NV) 2 RBI; J.R. Weigel (NV) 2-3, 2b; Trevor Fields (G) CG, 2 K.

Game 2

Goldendale    301    200    0    —    6    9    4

Naches Valley    200    502    x    —    9    7    4

Herin, Bare (4), Cronin (6), Milliren (6) and Davis; Putas, Gonzalez (4), Walker (6) and Ring.

Highlights: J.R. Weigel (NV) 2-3, 2-run HR, 3 runs; J.D. Ring (NV) 2 RBI; Chris Walker (NV) 2b; Aaron Cochran (G) 2-3; Trevor Fields (G) 3-4; Lucas Denney (G) 2-3, solo HR.

MID-VALLEY 2B

RIVERSIDE CHRISTIAN 12, LYLE 1: At Lyle, Jason Bjur went 2-for-4 with three runs scores and two RBI, and teammates Matt Shuel, Steve Stein, and Josh Cowin all drove in two runs for the Crusaders (2-2).

Riverside Christian        043    32    —    12    7    3

Lyle        000    10    —    1    1    3

M. Stein and Haas; Davis, Kitchens (2), Wolfe (5) and Gutierrez.

Highlights: Trey Kitchens (L) 1-1, run; Michael Stein (RC) 2-2, RBI, run; Jameson Cates (RC) 3 runs; Jason Bjur (RC) 2-4, 3 runs, 2 RBI; Matt Shuel (RC) 2 run, 2 RBI; Steve Stein (RC) 1-3, 2b, 2 RBI; Josh Cowin (RC) 2-4, 2 RBI.

NON-LEAGUE

BURBANK 28-20, GRANGER 2-0: At Granger, Dylon Smith collected eight hits, including a pair of home runs in the opener for the Coyotes. Granger’s Brandon Oswalt had four hits for the day.

Game 1

Burbank        278    56    —    28    30    2

Granger        200    00    —    2    7    10

Smith and Ireland; James, Mendoza (4) and Ornelas.

Highlights: Dylon Smith (B) 4-5, 2 HR, 3B, 2B, 5 RBI; Gordon Forrest (B) 4-5; Brandon Oswalt (G) 2-3, 3B, RBI.

Game 2

Burbank        193    025    —    20    22    1

Granger        000    000    —    0    4    12

Burbank battery not available; Oswalt, Ornelas (5) and Ornelas, Mendoza (5)

Highlights: Neal Schuck (B) 2-3, 2B; Smith (B) 4-5, 2B, 3B, 3 RBI; Oswalt (G) 2-2.

Prep soccer — Davis caps CBBN play with road shutout

KENNEWICK — Davis’ boys soccer team finished the CBBN season on Tuesday the same way it started — with a shutout.

Goalkeeper Alexes Garcia made six saves and the defense held firm to lead the Pirates to a 1-0 overtime victory over Southridge at Lamspon Stadium.

Sophomore Jhony Mendoza scored the deciding goal three minutes into overtime as the Pirates moved to 11-3 in league and 12-4 overall.

With its 11th shutout of the season, Davis will now await its district seeding for the championship game. Walla Walla (10-2) still has matches remaining against Richland and West Valley.

First half: No scoring.

Second half: No scoring.

Overtime: 1, Davis, Jhony Mendoza, 3:00.

Saves: Alexes Garcia (D) 6, Brandon Hale (S) 8.

 

WEST VALLEY 4, KAMIAKIN 0: At West Valley, Trevor Novobielski punched in two first-half goals and goalie Jordan Jones made four saves in the shutout for the Rams, who are at home again on Saturday against Southridge.
First half: 1. WV, Trevor Novobielski (Jesse Esquivel), 10:00; 2. WV, Novobielski (Anthony Alvarez), 37:00.

Second half: 3. WV, Cristian Gonzalez (Connor Nathe), 45:00; 4. WV, Esquivel (Nathe), 64:00.

Saves: Jordan Jones (WV) 4; Shad Harp (K) 5, Taylor Sanders (K) 4.

EISENHOWER 3, WENATCHEE 0: At Wenatchee, goalie Adrian Tinajero stopped eight shots to secure the shutout for the Cadets, who got first-half goals from Gustavo Razo and Jonathan Herrera.

First half: 1. Eisenhower, Gustavo Razo (Camacho), 22:00; 2. Eisenhower, Jonathan Herrera (Silva), 28:00.

Second half: 3. Eisenhower, Silva (Hector Vaca-Mendoza), 68:00.

Saves: Adrian Tinajero (E) 8; Angel Guerra (W) 4.

WALLA WALLA 3, SUNNYSIDE 2: At Sunnyside, the first-place Blue Devils needed a goal in the 72nd minute to get by the Grizzlies, who drew even on Alfredo Gomez’s goal.

First half: No scoring

Second half: 1. Sunnyside, Jesus Ruelas (Jesus Gudino), 63:00; 2. WW, 65:00; 3. WW, Rene Saldana, 67:00; 4. Sunnyside, Alfredo Gomez (Reyes Cuevas), 68:00; 5. WW, Jose Beleche, 72:00

Saves: Luis Garcia (S) 7; Andrew Gleaser (WW) 8.

CWAC

WAPATO 1, PROSSER 0: At Wapato, Sergio Sanchez’s goal with five minutes left lifted the Wolves to their third straight conference win. Goalkeeper Edgardo Grimaldo made four saves in the shutout for Wapato.

First half: No scoring.

Second half: 1, Wapato, Sergio Sanchez (Fredy Rodriguez), 75:00.

Saves: Edgardo Grimaldo (W) 4, Brian Molina (P) 3.

EAST VALLEY 6, GRANDVIEW 2: At Grandview, Alex Escalera and Guilley Villegas each scored two goals for East Valley, which opened a 3-0 lead in the first 21 minutes.

First half: 1, East Valley, Alex Escalera (Jonathan Molina), 4:00; 2, East Valley, Guilley Villegas (Jakob Moser), 19:00; 3, East Valley, Moser, 21:00; 4, Grandview, Bryan Vasques (PK), 32:00; 5, East Valley, Pablo Pidal (Molina), 35:00.

Second half: 6, Grandview, Taylor Hoffard, 50:00; 7, East Valley, Escalera (Caleb Buck), 75; 8, East Valley, Villegas (Frankie Navarro), 79:00.

Saves: Juan Alvarez (EV) 7, JD Rodriguez (G) 2, Elmer Campuzano (G) 5.

QUINCY 2, SELAH 0: At Quincy, the Jackrabbits clinched the North title with a goal in each half and improved to 13-0 for the season.

First half: 1, Quincy, Pedro Nunez (Eduardo Perez), 32:00.

Second half: 2, Quincy, Efren Alvarado, 60:00.

Saves: Cody Beaumont (Q) 7, Corey Boboth (S) 11.

NON-LEAGUE

WAHLUKE 6, NACHES VALLEY 0: At Naches Valley, Manuel Martinez and Daniel Balladares scored two goals each in the first half for the Warriors.

First half: 1. Wahluke, Manuel Martinez (Arnold Leon), 2:00; 2. Wahluke, Martinez (Salvador Jimenez), 11:00; 3. Wahluke, Daniel Balladares (Leon), 31:00; 4. Wahluke, Balladares (German Godinez), 37:00.

Second half: 5. Wahluke, Godinez; 46:00; 6. Wahluke, Luis Rivera, 71:00.

Saves: Michael Swart (NV) 7; David Sanchez (W) 2.

Prep fastpitch — Rubidoux, Shepard lead WV to league wins

YAKIMA — Molly Rubidoux provided the pitch and Emily Shepard the punch Tuesday afternoon for the West Valley fastpitch team.

Rubidoux tossed a pair of two-hit shutouts and racked up 18 strikeouts, while Shepard totaled seven hits — including two home runs in the opener — and the Rams swept Eastmont 9-0, 6-0 in CBBN action.

West Valley improved to 7-3 in conference and 11-5 overall.

Game 1

Eastmont    000    000    0    —    0    2    4

West Valley    201    042    x    —    9    11    2

Andrus, Auvil (1) and Ellis; Rubidoux and Wetzel.

Highlights: Emily Shepard (WV) 4-4, 4 runs, 2 HRs; Hannah Souers (WV) 2-4, 2 RBI; Tiffany Catron (WV) 1-4, 2 RBI; Molly Rubidoux (WV) 8 Ks.

Game 2

Eastmont    000    000    0    —    0    2    5

West Valley    102    021    x    —    6    9    1

Andrus and Ellis; Rubidoux and Roberts.

Highlights: Nicole Schultz (WV) 3-3, 3 runs, SB; Shepard (WV) 3-4, 3b, 2 RBI; Souers (WV) 1-4, RBI; Shae Sunwold (WV) 2b, run; Whitney Biehl (WV) 1-3, RBI; Rubidoux 10 Ks.

WALLA WALLA 27-3, EISENHOWER 4-0: At Kiwanis Park, the top-ranked Blue Devils had their way in the opener but went five scoreless innings in the second game against Hannah Rumbolz before scratching out a 3-0 win.

Game 1

Walla Walla        802    (13)4    —    27    27    0

Eisenhower        013    00    —    4    4    5

Klicker and Reardan; McClain and Hernandez.

Highlights: Vanessa Alamo (E) RBI; Gracie Hernandez (E) RBI; Ali McClain (E) RBI.

Game 2

Walla Walla    000    002    1    —    3    10    1

Eisenhower    000    000    0    —    0    3    1

Ambler and Hill; Rumbolz and Hernandez.

Highlights: Hannah Rumbolz (E) 3 K.

SOUTHRIDGE 12-16, SUNNYSIDE 0-0: At Sunnyside, Caitlin Klepper tossed a pair of two-hitters for the Suns.

Ruby Herrera had both hits for the Grizzlies in the second game.

Game 1

Southridge        100    074    —    12    10    0

Sunnyside        000    000    —    0    2    2

Klepper and Lowry; Gaethle and Partida.

Highlights: Marie Olivera (SS) 1-2; Jazmin Penaloza (SS) 1-2.

Game 2

Southridge        256    30    —    16    15    0

Sunnyside    000    00    —    0    2    2

Klepper and Lowry; Maltos, Gaethle (5) and Partida.

Highlights: Ruby Herrera (SS) 2-2.

MID-VALLEY 2B

LA SALLE 23-13, WHITE SWAN 0-2: At White Swan, Tori Gonzalez pitched a four-inning no-hitter with 12 strikeouts in the first game of the Lightning’s sweep.

La Salle’s Lauren DeGooyer finished the doubleheader with seven hits.

Game 1

La Salle        4(12)5    2    —    23    16    0

White Swan        000    0    —    0    0    2

Tori Gonzalez and Stickel; Wilson, Perez (3) and Isadore, Wilson (3).

Highlights: Tori Gonzalez (L) four-inning no-hitter, 12 Ks, 2-3, 2 RBI; Lauren DeGooyer (L) 4-4, 2b, RBI; Katie Knoebel (L) 3-3; Rachel Gasseling (L) 3-4, 2 RBI.

Game 2

La Salle        135    13    —    13    11    3

White Swan        000    02    —    2    6    3

Stattler and Weedin; Perez and Wilson.

Highlights: DeGooyer (L) 3-4; Sarah Weedin (L) 2-3, 2 RBI, Daisy Stickel (L) 2-3, RBI; Krysta Mosley (L) 2-2, 2 RBI.

NORTH CENTRAL B

KITTITAS 10-12, THORP-EASTON 0-0: At Kittitas, Tori O’Shaughnessy had two RBI in each game and Dallas Maupin struck out 12 in the second game as the Coyotes moved to 10-0 in league.

Game 1

Thorp-Easton        000    00    —    0    1    2

Kittitas        102    61    —    10    8    0

Hutchinson and Mel. Alma; Maupin and Calahan

Highlights: Sareena Calahan (K) 1-1, 3 runs; Tori O’Shaughnessy (K) 1-2, 2 RBI; Brittney Riveitt (K) 2-3, 2 runs.

Game 2

Thorp-Easton        000    00    —    0    0    5

Kittitas        303    6x    —    12    10    1

Hutchinson and Mel Alma; Maupin and Calahan.

Highlights: Calahan (K) 1-2, 3-run HR; Dallas Maupin (K) 2-3, 2 runs, 2b, RBI, 12 K; O’Shaughnessy (K) 1-2, 2 runs, 2 RBI.

NON-LEAGUE

ELLENSBURG 7, CASCADE 1: At Ellensburg, Jessica Harris struck out 14 and went 4-for-4 with two RBI for the Bulldogs, who improved to 11-2.

Cascade    000    100    0    —    1    8    1

Ellensburg    202    201    x    —    7    11    2

Gilbert, Waters (5) and Hontou; Harris and Swanson

Highlights: Cassie Sharon (E) 3-3, 3b, 4 runs; Brittni Gant (E) 3-4, 2b, run, 2 runs; Ariana Bauer (E) 1-2, RBI; Jessica Harris (E) 4-4, 2 RBI, 14 K.

SUNNYSIDE CHRISTIAN 8-13, MABTON 5-1: At Mabton, Makayla Morrow homered in the opener and threw a two-hitter in the second as the Knights (10-1) swept.

Jackie Cruz homered in the second game for the Vikings.

Game 1

Sunnyside Chr.    210    122    0    —    8    9    2

Mabton    000    000    5    —    5    7    3

As. Haak and Van Wingerden; Susaita and Cruz

Highlights: Makayla Morrow (S) 1-4, HR, 2 RBI; Katie Long (S) 2-3, 3B, RBI; Julie Long (S) 2-3, 2 RBI; Jazzee Susaita (M) 3-4 Adilene Baragas (M) 1-2, 2B, 2 RBI.

Game 2

Sunnyside Chr.        305    005    —    13    9    1

Mabton        000    100    —    1    2    3

Morrow and Van Wingerden, D. DeGroot (4); Alcala and Chavez

Highlights: Morrow (S) 2-4, 2 RBI; Analisa Van Oostrum (S) 2-4, 2 RBI; Jolene Van Wingerden (S) 1-4, 3B; Jackie Cruz (M) 2-2, HR.

Prep roundup — Rams girls still perfect in CBBN

YAKIMA — Winning three of four singles matches, West Valley’s girls earned a 5-2 win over Moses Lake on Tuesday to push their record in CBBN tennis to 9-0.

The Rams also won two doubles matches in straight sets to help continue their unbeaten run, which resumes Thursday against Eastmont.

In CWAC play, Ellensburg’s boys and Wapato’s girls both improved to 9-0 in conference matches, and Zillah’s girls lifted their SCAC mark to 6-0 on Tuesday.

CBBN

West Valley boys 5, Moses Lake 2

Singles: Jeff Carlson (WV) d. Connor Lange 6-3, 6-0; Aaron Farmer (WV) d. Josh Black 6-1, 6-0; Cooper Anderson (WV) d. Nathan Osborne 6-1, 6-0; Craig Heflick (WV) d. Mikael Mulugeta 6-1, 6-4.

Doubles: Daniel Wenker-Mitch Anderson (WV) d. Tyler Knapp-Conner Koreis 6-2, 6-1; Dominic Cacchiotti-Levi Huddleston (ML) d. Josh Bricel-Brandon George 6-3, 6-4; Michael Mekonen-Nat Mengist (ML) d. Kyle Sauve-Casey Kim 3-6, 6-1, 6-3. Record: West Valley 8-1.

West Valley girls 5, Moses Lake 2

Singles: Alexis Filliol (WV) d. Rachel Korth 6-0, 6-0; Rachel Hofstetter (ML) d. Taylor Bobovsky 6-3, 6-0; Carly Riehl (WV) d. Melissa Calder 6-2, 6-0; Sophia Ro (WV) d. Jessica Homesley 6-2, 6-1.

Doubles: Becca Sherman-Carley Schmidt (WV) d. Audrey Ramsdon-Courtney Kunjara 6-3, 6-2; Carrie Reierson-Mackenzie Saxton (WV) d. Annalise Odegard-Amanda Hart 6-4, 6-2; Iris Banks-Micaiah Stones (ML) d. Hannah Klabo-Dannielle Tanasse 6-4, 7-5. Record: West Valley 9-0.

Eastmont boys 6, Davis 1

Singles: Jesse Rogers (E) d. Ben Chang 6-1, 6-4; Aaron Lince (E) d. Sebastien Barrett 6-4, 6-3; Chris Lopaze (D) d. Brett Canada 6-4, 6-2; Jake Bickford (E) d. Kyle Ketcham 6-4, 7-5.

Doubles: Justin Canada-Dillon Delabarre (E) d. Martin Roger-Reyes-William Coleman 5-7, 7-5, 6-1; Josh Waterhouse-Tyson Andrews (E) d. Jose Mesa-Alan Bucknum 6-2, 6-3; Travis Gowin-Justin Yusi (E) d. Alex Palacios-Liam Johnston 6-2, 6-4. Record: Davis 5-5.

Davis girls 5, Eastmont 2

Singles: Briana Tamaki (D) d. Bekah Waterhouse 6-3, 6-3; Catherine Maier (D) d. Victoria Bravo 6-2, 6-1; Katy Jach (D) d. Nataie Merreli 6-2, 6-0; Brooke Lybeck (D) d. Nicolette Kruz 6-2, 6-1.

Doubles: Erica DeMond-Meg DeMond (D) d. Holly Gale-Sarah Waterhouse 6-4, 6-4; Kelly Komro-Emily Albrecht (E) d. Vikki George-Jessenia Rodriguez 7-5, 6-3; Makenzie Bonning-Shannon Osborne (E) d. Alexa Farley-Esmeralda Lopez 6-2, 6-3. Record: Davis 7-3.

CWAC

Wapato boys 3, Ephrata 2

Singles: Thomas Pheasant (E) d. Miguel Mandac 6-2, 6-4; David Gutierrez (W) d. Chris Ortega 6-0, 6-4.

Doubles: Connor Sears-Hunter Sears (E) d. Greg Shank-Greg Strom 7-6, 6-1; Patrick Dosono-Jake Velasco (W) d. Scott Hornsby-Michael Bonsar 6-3, 2-6, 6-4; Francisco Reyes-Gerardo Valencia (W) d. Michael McDonald-Jordan Brzezny 6-2, 6-2. Record: Wapato 5-4.

Wapato girls 3, Ephrata 2

Singles: Chloe Schmidt (E) d. Nakota Strom 6-4, 6-4; Allison Pheasant (E) d. Hayley Strom 7-6, 6-4.

Doubles: Lizette Melendez-Bertha Valencia (W) d. Sara Ratigan-Anna Martell 6-2, 6-2; Tiffany Armijo-Stephanie Velasco (W) d. Giang Bui-Delci Koostra 6-3, 6-4; Jessica Camacho-Daniela Solano (W) d. Justine Sisson-Paige Baltezor 6-1, 6-3. Record: Wapato 9-0.

Ellensburg boys 5, Prosser 0

Singles: Josiah Jackson (E) d. 6-0, 6-0; Aaron Porter (E) d. 6-0, 6-0.

Doubles: Michael Kamorowski-Bryan Elliott (E) d. 6-3, 6-2; Colton Chandler-Alex Schnebly (E) d. 6-0, 6-0; Tim Hurson-Luke Rogers (E) d. 6-3, 6-4. (All Prosser names unreported). Record: Ellensburg 9-0.

Prosser girls 3, Ellensburg 2

Singles: Abigail Pellett (E) d. Hannah Mullen 6-1, 6-1; Mizan Brown (E) d. Pamela Serrano 6-1, 6-1.

Doubles: Karmina Markus-Haily Larson (P) d. Joelle Smart-Daphne Hall 6-3, 6-3; Sandra Gongora-Maddi Early (P) d. Kati Camarata-Ali Gray 7-6 (5), 5-7 (3), 6-3; Tabitha Reilly-name unknown (P) d. Teresa Connolly-Nathalie Gruber 2-6, 7-6 (1), 6-4. Record: Ellensburg 6-2.

Toppenish boys 3, Quincy 2

Singles: Emmanuel Rodriguez (T) d. Garrett VanDyke 6-2, 6-3; Samuel Gregg (Q) won by forfeit.

Doubles: Lucas Reynolds-Noah French (T) d. Rolando Guerrero-Jaime Aguilar 6-1, 6-2; Gavin Reynolds-C.J. Stauffer (T) d. Alfredo Medina-Adam Wilson 6-3, 6-4; Joe Avalos-Chris Flores (Q) d. Ricardo Palmas-Antonio Martinez 2-6, 6-3, 6-4.

Toppenish girls 3, Quincy 2

Singles: Ciara Rasmussen (Q) d. Chloe Stauffer 6-0, 6-0; Tiffany Yeates (Q) d. Merri Stancliffe 6-0, 6-1.

Doubles: Andrea Padilla-Sara Morfin (T) d. Claudia Valenzuela-Olivia Arizmendi 6-1, 1-6, 7-5; Bailey Huylar-Vana Zuro (T) d. Blanca Contreras-Lily Blancas 6-2, 6-3; Araceli Aguilera-Brenda Cuevas (T) d. Patty Romero-Ayla Medina 6-3, 2-6, 6-4.

SCAC

Highland boys 4, Naches Valley 1

Singles: Sam Tuesley (H) d. Garett Roberts 6-1, 6-4; Kelley Welsh (H) d. Matt Doehle 4-6, 6-4, 7-5.

Doubles: Ryan Martin-Seth Chism (H) d. Terrance Kleeschulte-Jeremy Gaudette 3-6, 6-4, 7-5; Anthony Solorio-Dakota Clark (H) d. Luke Gillespie-Tyler Mills 6-3, 6-2; Aaron Schmitt-Noble Stoneman (N) won by forfeit.

Naches Valley girls 3, Highland 2

Singles: Larisa Fossum (N) d. Taylor Ollie 6-1, 6-0; Mariah Elsner (N) d. Kendra Lopez 6-0, 6-0.

Doubles: Tavi Wise-Joseline Velasquez (H) d. Taylor Ranger-Shelley Johnson 6-0, 6-3; Satinder Kaur-Karrin Forsman (N) d. Emily Sorenson-Lisa Sorenson 7-5, 6-2; Jessica Pellicer-Kalynn McIntyre (H) d. Rosie McFarland-Samantha Conger 4-6, 6-0, 6-2.

La Salle boys 3, Zillah 2

Singles: Seth Gibbons (L) d. Troy Dunbar 6-1, 6-2; Zillah wins by forfeit.

Doubles: Marco Rodriguez-Oliver Arnds (Z) d.  Ryan Voelker-Jacob Tri 6-4, 3-6, 6-3; Luke Nichols-Jeremy Klarich (L) d. Mike Cardenas-Jose Godoy 6-2, 6-2; Brian Carlson-Danny Paganelli (L) d. Elvis Rublacava-Aaron Elizondo 6-4, 7-6 (8-6).

Zillah girls 5, La Salle 0

Singles: Rossetti Celis (Z) d. Katherine Buse 7-5, 7-6 (8-6); Felina Razey (Z) d. Kellie Roy 6-1, 6-4.

Doubles: Briana Rhode-Elizabeth Fernandez (Z) d. Katie Carroll-Tori Heckart 7-5, 6-4; Bobbi Wyatt-April Rohrbach (Z) d. Kristi Fischer-Haley Hoon 2-6, 6-2, 6-1; Catlin Myers-Kierstein Richie (Z) d. Darby Grimes-Chloe Martin 6-4, 6-2. Record: Zillah 6-0.

TRACK AND FIELD

SCAC

AT GOLDENDALE

BOYS

Team scores: Zillah 100, Goldendale 44; Zillah 111, Granger 19; Goldendale 111, Granger 30.

100: Logan Olney (Z) 11.32. 200: Olney (Z) 23.65. 400: Isaac Estrada (Z) 57.92. 800: Johnny Barnes (Z) 2:16.75. 1600: Sean Ekstrand (Z) 5:02.41. 3200: Joe Salcedo (Gr) 11:33.14. 110H: Brendan Shearer (Z) 16.16. 300H: Shearer (Z) 44.70. 4×100: Zillah 46.17. 4×400: Zillah 3:47.49.

Shot: C.J. Sanchez (Z) 43-41?2. Disc: Ben Guerra (Gr) 116-10. Jav: Nathaniel Deardorff (Z) 135-9. HJ: Scott Frank (Z) 5-4. LJ: Ekstrand (Z) 17-9. TJ: Logan Humphreys (Go) 38-0. PV: Nathan Bischoff (Go) 10-0.

GIRLS

Team scores: Zillah 71, Goldendale 67; Zillah 113, Granger 2; Goldendale 99, Granger 16.

100: Sarah Lancaster (Go) 14.03. 200: Kassy Gonzalez (Z) 30.99. 400: Britten Ellis (Z) 1:12.19. 800: Irene Goble (Go) 2:53.69. 1600: Emma Tuning (Z) 6:35.18. 3200: Tuning (Z) 13:56.43. 100H: Lancaster (Go) 19.08. 300H: Kayla Whipple (Z) 55.48. 4×100: Zillah 1:02.64. 4×200: Goldendale 2:01.08. 4×400: Zillah 4:45.63.

Shot: Sadie Shattuck (Go) 34-11?4. Disc: Shattuck (Go) 84-2. Jav: Sienna Gray (Go) 78-2. HJ: Whipple (Z) 4-8. LJ: Andrea Keffler (Go) 14-2. TJ: Keffler (Go) 29-51?2.

PREP GOLF

CBBN

AT WENATCHEE

BOYS POD No. 5

Team scores: Walla Walla 297, Southridge 300, Kamiakin 302, Richland 302, Hanford 304, Wenatchee 323, West Valley 325, Pasco 329, Moses Lake 342, Kennewick 343, Eastmont 344, Sunnyside 367, Davis 375, Chiawana 382, Eisenhower 410.

Medalist: Drew Reinland (WW) 70. At Three Lakes, par 69.

Top local finishers: Eric Gravbrot (WV) 73 (tied for 5th), Martin Medina (D) 77, Jarrod Daily (WV) 83, Bryce Gout (WV) 83, Mike Bradley (WV) 86, Sam Snipes (WV) 87, Chan Luther (S) 88, Kameron Schmidt (WV) 89, Nathan Espinoza (S) 90, Nick Navarro (S) 90, Eduardo Espinoza (D) 93, Alex Wilson (D) 97, Nathan Meyer (S) 99, Wes Powers (E) 101.

CWAC

AT OTHELLO

Team scores: Othello boys 313, East Valley 343, Wapato 358.

Medalist: Greg Klutts (Wapato) 76. At Othello Country Club, par 72

East Valley: Tyler Jensen 81, Corbin Perrault 86, Ben Assink 86, Chad Cameron 90, Jake Chrisman 104, James Hart 105. Wapato: Klutts 76, K.C. Frazier 81, Homero Gonzalez 98, Nick Titus 103. Jasper Mullen 102, Bernabe Castro 108.

AT TOPPENISH

Team scores: Ephrata girls 410, Wapato 550, Grandview inc.

Medalist: Skyler Key (E) 98. At Mt. Adams, par 72.

Wapato: Ashley Valdez 126, Michelle Beluca 132, Jennifer Cruz 138, Darlene Beluca 154. Grandview: Kayla Lucas 157, Natasha Lara 173.

Springer numbers pick up at Prosser

YAKIMA, Wash. — The season count of spring chinook through the Prosser Dam more than doubled over one three-day period as the countdown to Saturday’s opening of the Yakima River fishery on the coveted springers got down to the final days of waiting.

A total of 85 chinook had moved through Prosser as of last Thursday, but then 19 were counted on Friday, 26 on Saturday and 43 on Sunday — 88 over three days.

And if you’re already salivating over the thought of tasting some freshly-caught springers, you just can’t wait until the weekend and you’re not inclined to catch your own down at someplace like Drano, the Wind or the Klickitat, the year’s first commercial tribal season began this morning and runs through 6 p.m. Thursday. Fresh harvest from those tribal fishers from the Yakama Nation, Warm Springs, Umatilla and Nez Perce tribes can be purchased — cash only — at Lone Pine (The Dalles), Marine Park (Cascade Locks) and the boat launch near Roosevelt. Price is determined at the point of sale.

You can check out the latest on tribal harvest and sales sites online or call the Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission’s marketing program at 888-289-1855.

Of the just over 100,000 springers that have gone through Bonneville, nearly a third (31,039) were past McNary by Monday afternoon.

– Scott Sandsberry

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