Soccer: Davis’ Late Goal Leads Selah

SELAH, Wash. — Quincy Davis scored in the 63rd minute, off Mark Valencourt’s second assist of the game, to give Selah a 2-1 victory over East Valley in a CWAC boys soccer match Saturday.

East Valley had tied the match on Caleb Buck’s goal five minutes into the second half. Selah grabbed the early lead when Chris Lyon scored six minutes before halftime.

The victory moved the Vikings to 6-2 in league, while East Valley fell to 5-3, missing a chance to grab a share of the South Division lead with Toppenish, which fell at Quincy.

First half: 1, Selah, Chris Lyon (Mark Valencourt), 34:00.
Second half: 2, East Valley, Caleb Buck, 45:00; 3, Selah, Quincy Davis (Valencourt), 63:00.
Saves: Corey Boboth (S) 2, Frankie Navarro (EV) 4.

QUINCY 3, TOPPENISH 1: At Quincy, Pedro Nunez had a goal and an assist as Quincy scored three unanswered goals after Toppenish grabbed an early lead on Luis Alcala’s goal.

Frank Medina broke the tie with a goal in the 63rd minute as the CWAC North leaders improved to 7-0, while dropping South-leading Toppenish to 6-2.

First half: 1. Toppenish, Luis Alcala, 6:00; 2. Quincy, Luis Sorto (Pedro Nunez), 36:00.
Second half: 3. Quincy, Frank Medina, 63:00; 4. Quincy, Nunez, 68:00.
Saves: Leo Fuentes (T) 9, Cody Beaumont (Q) 4.

OTHELLO 4, GRANDVIEW 2: At Othello, B.G. Guzman scored three goals, all with assists from George Campos, to lead the Huskies (5-3 league, 7-3 overall).

Bruce Cardenas and Cesar Orduno scored for the Greyhounds.

First half: 1, Othello, B.G. Guzman (George Campos), 2:00; 2, Othello, Guzman (Campos), 29:00.
Second half: 3, Othello, Esau Hermosillo (Campos), 46:00; 4, Grandview, Bruce Cardenas (direct kick), 50:00; 5, Grandview, Cesar Orduno (penalty kick), 60:00; 6, Othello, Guzman (Campos), 63:00.
Saves: Jose Valencia (G) 1; Martel Saucedo (O) 4.

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KENNEWICK 2, DAVIS 0: At Kennewick, Mariano Valdovinos scored late in the first half, and Mike Chavez added an insurance goal with five minutes remaining as Kennewick stopped Davis.

First half: 1. Kennewick, Mariano Valdovinos, 37:00
Second half: 2. Kennewick, Mike Chavez, 75:00
Saves: Alexes Garcia (D) 4; Jared Gower (K) 7.

MOSES LAKE 1, EISENHOWER 0: At Moses Lake, A.J. Montes scored in the first half, and Aaron Molina and Luis Villa combined to make three saves as Moses Lake held off Ike (5-4 league).

First half: 1. ML, A.J. Montes, 33:00.
Second half: No scoring.
Saves: Adrian Tinajero (E) 1, Cesar Aparicio (E) 2: Aaron Molina (ML) 1, Luis Villa (ML) 2.

WEST VALLEY 2, WENATCHEE 0: At Wenatchee, West Valley got on the board with an own goal by Wenatchee in the 19th minute, and then Jesse Esquivel added another goal eight minutes later to lead the Rams.

Jordan James earned the shutout, making five saves.

First half: 1, West Valley, own goal, 19:00; 2, West Valley, Jesse Esquivel (Christian Gonzalez) 27:00.
Second half: No scoring.
Saves: Jordan Jones (WV) 5, Angel Guerra (We) 4.

RICHLAND 3, SUNNYSIDE 2 (SO): At Sunnyside, Richland won the shootout 4-1 to complete its comeback. The Bombers tied the match on a goal by Nicholas Reyes in the 63rd minute.

First half: 1, Richland. Daniel Pak (Nick Wood) 11:00; 2, Sunnyside, Alfredo Gomez (Reyes Cuevas) 12:00.
Second half: 3, Sunnyside, Nick Steckler (Edgar Aguilar) 46:00; 4, Richland, Nicholas Reyes (Pak) 63:00.
Shootout: Richland 4, Sunnyside 1 (Richland goals: Wood, Perry McNamar, Jonathan Larsen, Pak. Sunnyside goal: Mark Meza.)
Saves: Nach Yamauchi (R) 4, Edilberto Garcia (S) 6.

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MABTON 6, NACHES VALLEY 3: At Mabton, Tony Espinoza’s first of two second-half goals broke a 2-2 tie and sparked Mabton’s victory. Hector Brambila also scored twice, once in each half, for the Vikings.

First half: 1, Naches Valley, Brandon Ford, 2:00; 2, Mabton, Hector Brambila, 9:00; 3, Mabton, Gilbert Garcia, 38:00.
Second half: 4, Naches Valley, Nikko Libby, 45:00; 5, Mabton, Tony Espinoza, 54:00; 6, Mabton, Juan Aquilar, 62:00; 7, Naches Valley, Libby, 64:00; 8, Mabton, Espinoza, 70:00; 9, Mabton, Brambila, 76:00.
Saves: Gerardo Barajas (M) 3, Michael Swart (NV) 33.