Soccer: Toppenish ends up fourth

SUMNER, Wash. — After 80 minutes and two overtime sessions, nothing was settled in the Class 2A state consolation final between Toppenish and Sehome.

In the battle for third place, Toppenish lost 1-0 in a shootout on Saturday at Sunset Chev Stadium.

“The kids battled hard,” coach Uriel Gonzalez said. “We just couldn’t finish.”

Gonzalez also said the Wildcats played excellent defense, especially goalie Leo Fuentes.

“Leo did an outstanding job. He made a lot of good saves,” Gonzalez said.

Sehome prevailed 5-3 in the shootout.

“It’s kind of rough for the boys, they didn’t accept it well,” Gonzalez said. “But it’s a good accomplishment to finish fourth in the state.”

In Saturday’s other game, Bellingham defeated Cheney 1-0 for the state championship.

Cheney has now lost three straight state-title matches.

QB Club to meet Monday

The Monday Morning Quarterback Club will at 7:15 a.m. Monday at Shari’s Restaurant on Fruitvale Boulevard.  They invite the sporting public, especially spring sports coaches, to attend.

The MMQB will hold its luncheon June 7.

Beetles lose twice to Chaffey

YAKIMA, Wash. — The Yakima Beetles lost both games on their season-opening doubleheader, losing to Chaffey 7-0 and 13-0.

Michael Conforto hit a grand slam in Chaffey’s 10-run fourth inning in the second game.

The Beetles managed just four hits on the day, with Damon Lybeck hitting a double in the second game.

Game 1

Yakima    000    000    0    —    0    2    2
Chaffey    200    203    X    —    7    10    0
Calderon, Lybeck (5) and Lombardi, Finn (5); Davis, Howie (6) and Reed.

Game 2

Yakima        000    00    —    0    2    3
Chaffey        111    (10)X    —    13    13    1
Hartwig, Reyes (4), Lombardi (4), Klingele (4) and Finn; Engelbrekt and Ingram, Laboda (5).
Highlights: Damon Lybeck (Y) 2b, Michael Conforto (C) grand slam.

Venom downs Warriors

WENATCHEE, Wash. — Late turnovers stymied Yakima Valley’s comeback efforts as the Warriors suffered a 60-49 defeat to the Wenatchee Valley Venom on Saturday night.

Both teams are now 4-6 for the season and tied for third in the AIFA’s West Division.

Down four in the fourth quarter, Yakima Valley fumbled at the Wenatchee Valley 1, and later had another fumble returned for a touchdown.

No other details were available.

Friday’s state track and field results

Washington Class 4A track and field results

TACOMA, Wash. (AP) — Results from Friday’s final events at the 4A track and field championships at Mount Tahoma High School:

BOYS

Team scores: 1, Mead, 53. 2, Tahoma, 22. 3 (tie), Skyline, Cascae (Everett), 18. 5 (tie), Edmonds-Woodway, Central Kitsap, 10. 7, Ferris, 9. 8 (tie), Emerald Ridge, Lewis & Clark, 8. 10 (tie), Moses Lake, Auburn, Snohomish, 7. 13 (tie), Walla Walla, Kamiakin, Gig Harbor, 6. 16 (tie), Curtis, Pasco, 5. 18, Kent Meridian 4. 19 (tie), Woodinvlle, Chiawana, Mariner, Kelso, Eisenhower, 3. 24 (tie), Richland, Jackson, Lincoln, 2. 27 (tie), Marysville-Pilchuck, Central Valley, Thomas Jefferson, 1. 30 (tie), Mount Tahoma, Kentlake, .50

110 Hurdles — 1, Casey Monahan, Mead, 14.82. 2, Cory Okazaki, Emerald Ridge, 15.03. 3, Garrett Gerling, Walla Walla, 15.04. 4, Alec Fellows, Edmonds-Woodway, 15.08. 5, Abu Kamara, Kent Meridian, 15.42. 6, Adam Scalesse, Kelso, 15.56. 7, Travis Kafentzis, Richland, 15.66. 8, Mark Pangilinan, Marysville-Pilchuck, 15.67.

Discus — 1, Derek Eager, Tahoma, 179-10. 2, Sam Wright, Mead, 167-02. 3, Timothy St. Marie, Cascade (Everett), 149-11. 4, Travis Pickett, Snohomish, 148-07. 5, Skyler Rubadue, Tahoma, 142-09. 6, Danny Shelton, Auburn, 141-06. 7, Seth Regalado, Mead, 140-08. 8, Cameron Dahl, Chiawana, 131-11.

Triple Jump — 1, Kasen Williams, Skyline, 47-06. 2, Levi Taylor, Lewis & Clark, 46-11. 3, Taylor Eubanks, Cascade (Everett), 46-01  1/4. 4, Alec Fellows, Edmonds-Woodway, 45-05  3/4. 5, Mitchell Hill, Moses Lake, 43-10  1/4. 6, Dylan Moberg, Moses Lake, 43-09. 7, Christopher Rusnak, Snohomish, 43-09. 8, Hunter Trunk, Gig Harbor, 43-04.

High Jump — 1, A.J. Maricich, Mead, 7-00. 2, Kasen Williams, Skyline, 6-10. 3 (tie), Rahmel Dockery, Curtis, Jeremy Beck, Mead, Brandon Search, Pasco, 6-04. 6, Joshua Kiehl, Mariner, 6-04. 7, C.J. Wright, Lincoln, 6-04. 8, Josh Traylor, Mount Tahoma, 6-04.

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GIRLS

Team scores: 1, Emerald Ridge, 20. 2 (tie), Inglemoor, Tahoma, 18. 4 (tie), Mead, Ferris, 14. 6 (tie), Thomas Jefferson, Eisenhower, Gig Harbor, 13. 9, Kentwood, 9. 10, Auburn Riverside, 8. 11 (tie), Curtis, Southridge, Oak Harbor, 7. 14, Bethel, 6. 15, Lincoln, 5. 16, Eastmont, 4. 17 (tie), Battle Ground, Federal Way, Wenatchee, 3. 20 (tie), Newport (Bellevue), Central Valley, Edmonds-Woodway, Mount Tahoma, 2. 24 (tie), South Kitsap, Chiawana, 1.

100 Hurdles — Kayla Stueckle, Emerald Ridge, 14.81. 2, Tate Latimer, Tahoma, 15.14. 3, Andrea Smith, Southridge, 15.30. 4, Caitlyn Rowland, Gig Harbor, 15.44. 5, Becca Berge, Inglemoor, 15.48. 6, Whitney Swenson, Battle Ground, 15.69. 7, Ashleigh Chambers, Mount Tahoma, 15.90. 8, Sadie Sparks, Chiawana, 15.91.

Shot Put — 1, Courtney Hutchinson, Mead, 42-06  3/4. 2, Kayla Adams, Thomas Jefferson, 42-03  1/2. 3. Bev Coleman, Bethel, 40-04. 4, Krystall Fowler, Lincoln, 40-03  3/4. 5, Alyx Toeaina, Kentwood, 39-10 1/5. 6, Jessica Bush, Eisenhower, 39-00  3/4. 7, Paula Jennings, Central Valley, 38-02  3/4. 8, Emma Murillo, Southridge, 38-02  1/4.

Long Jump — 1, Kayla Stueckle, Emerald Ridge, 18-01. 2, Brittany Werner, Gig Harbor, 17-04  3/4. 3, Tess Parent, Inglemoor, 17-01  1/4. 4, Alli Rodseth, Auburn Riverside, 17-00  1/4. 5, Jazmine Redmon, Mead, 16-11  3/4. 6, Brandi Williams, Auburn Riverside, 16-11. 7, Katie Tougas, Edmonds-Woodway, 16-10. 8, Shantae Young, Oak Harbor, 16-09  1/4.

Discus — 1, Jessica Bush, Eisenhower, 127-01. 2, Natalie Kyllo, Ferris, 132-08. 3, Alexa Lindseth, Ferris, 129-02. 4, Alyx Toeaina, Kentwood, 125-07. 5, Kayla Adams, Thomas Jefferson, 124-08. 6, Becky Duhamel, Wenatchee, 124-08. 7, Maggie Roe, Newport (Bellevue), 119-07. 8, Kelsie Forcier, South Kitsap, 118-02.

Washington Class 3A track and field results

TACOMA, Wash. (AP) — Results from Friday’s final events at the 3A track and field championships at Mount Tahoma High School:

BOYS

Team scores —1, Camas 20. 2 (tie), Prairie, North Central, 18.4 (tie), Sumner, Liberty (Issaquah), 16. 6 (tie), Bellevue, West Seattle, Rainier Beach, Hazen, 10. 10 (tie), Capital, Mount Spokane, 8.5. 12 (tie), Seattle Prep, Everett, Foster, Shadle Park, 8. 16, Shorecrest, 7. 17, Timberline, 6. 18 (tie), Peninsula, Clover Park, Bishop Blanchet, 5. 21 (tie), Columbia River, Highline, 4. 23 (tie), White River, Bremerton, Renton, O’Dea, 3. 27 (tie), Hanford, Ferndale, 2. 30 (tie), Lindbergh, Evergreen (Seattle), 1.

110 Hurdles — 1, Montez McGee, West Seattle, 14.97. 2, Rashaun Johnson, Foster, 15.03. 3, James Holland, Hazen, 15.18. 4, Mikey Lauritzen, Camas, 15.52. 5, Guyson Jaramillo King, Highline, 15.66. 6, Evan Curry, Renton, 15.77. 7, Joe Clements, Hanford, 16.06. Anthony Monahan, Bellevue, DQ.

Long Jump — 1, Marquis Davis, Rainier Beach, 22-03. 2, Joshua Gordon, Liberty (Issaquah) 22-02. 3, Quinton Sison, Timberline, 22-01. 4, Spencer Marr, Clover Park, 22-00. 5, Jordan Brown, Shorecrest, 21-10  1/2. 6, Sean Dever, Shorecrest, 21-09  1/2. 7, Luke Plummer, Peninsula, 21-07  3/4. 8, Shane Concepcion, Mount Spokane, 21-06  1/2.

Discus — 1, Alex Griffith, Sumner, 163-09. 2, Jon Lawson, Prairie, 163-06. 3, Jordan Arakawa, Capital, 162-07. 4, Matthew Lloyd, Camas, 159-11. 5, Bobby Rodgers, Everett, 156-11. 6, Ben Riva, O’Dea, 153-02. 7, Peter Stacy, Liberty (Issaquah), 146-02. 8, Devante Botello, Evergreen (Seattle), 140-04.

Javelin — 1, Tanner Lien, Bellevue, 188-06. 2, Luke Evans, North Central, 178-04. 3, Peter Stacy, Liberty (Issaquah), 175-05. 4, Mikey Lauritzen, Camas, 172-01. 5, Malaki Seanoa, Everett, 171-05. 6, Kyle Kennedy, Bremerton, 168-04. 7, Sam Ferenchak, Union, 163-06. 8, Roman Vern, Capital, 158-05.

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GIRLS

Team scores — 1, Columbia River, 27. 2, Glacier Peak, 18. 3, Mount Si, 17. 4 (tie), Auburn-Mountainview, Juanita, 16. 6, Timberline, 15. 7, Bishop Blancet, 13. 8, North Central, 12. 9, Shadle Park, 10. 10, Camas, 9. 11 (tie), Port Angeles, Holy Names Academy, 8. 13 (tie), Shorecrest, Union, 7. 15 (tie), Sedro-Woolley, Mount Rainier, Prairie, Renton, 6. 19 (tie), Lakeside, Nathan Hale, 5. 21 (tie), Enumclaw, Capital, 4. 23, Ferndale, 3. 24, North Kitsap, 2. 25 (tie), Everett, Mount Vernon, Rainier Beach, Peninsula. 1.

110 Hurdles — 1, Alexi Morton, Auburn-Mountainview, 15.05. 2, Cecelia Jackson, Holy Names Academy, 15.42. 3, Amadi Bentley, Renton, 15.49. 4, Naivasha Sophusson Smith, Nathan Hale, 15.63. 5, Shayle Dezellem, Shadle Park, 15.72. 6, Emi Lawson, Lakeside, 15.91. 7, Regan Colyer, North Kitsap, 16.22. 8, Taylor Anderson, Rainier Beach, 16.48.

Javelin — 1, Anna Adamko, Columbia River, 133-08. 2, Kelly Besmer, Mount Si, 129-00. 3, Caitlin Bower, Camas, 114-01. 4, Emily Ferree, Mount Si, 133-02. 5, Felicia Odle, Union, 110-06. 6, Jonna McEllrath, Prairie, 109-00. 7. Celena Ward, North Central, 108-10. 8, Monica Webber, Everett, 106-04.

Triple Jump — 1, Alanna Coker, Juanita, 36-01  3/4. 2, Ellyn Erving, Bishop Blanchet, 35-05  3/4. 3, Kathleen Mulligan, Mount Rainier, 35-04  1/2. 4, Sasha Weber, Timberline, 35-02  1/2. 5, Stephanie Schreiner, Enumclaw, 35-01  1/4. 6, Karolin Anders, Ferndale, 34-11  3/4. 7, Elisa Ahern, Shorecrest, 34-10 1/5. 8, Rachel Richardson, Juanita, 33-10  1/4.

Washington Class 2A track and field results

TACOMA, Wash. (AP) — Results from Fridays final events at the 2A track and field championships at Mount Tahoma High School:

BOYS

Team scores — 1, Ephrata, 25. 2, Cheney, 22. 3, Mount Baker, 18. 4, Anacortes, 17. 5, W.F. West, 16. 6, Elma, 13.5. 7, South Whidbey, 13. 8 (tie), Eatonville, Sehome, Lakewood, 12. 11, Black Hills, 10. 12, West Valley (Spokane) 9.5. 13, Bellingham, 9. 14 (tie), North Mason, Pullman, 8. 16. R.A. Long, 6.5. 17 (tie), Squalicum, Woodland, Burlington-Edison, Mark Morris, Cedarcrest, 6. 22, Othello, 5. 23, Selah, 4.5. 24 (tie), Lynden, Sultan, Washougal 4. 27 (tie), Archbishop Murphy, Deer Park, 3. 29, Medical Lake, 2. 30 (tie), Fife, River Ridge, 1.

110 Hurdles — 1, Logan Packard, Mount Baker, 15.09. 2, Cody Peterson, Black Hills, 15.40. 3, William Davis, Woodland, 15.52. 4, Wade Meyer, Pullman, 15.87. 5, Ernie Starcevic, Bellingham, 15.95. 6, Blair Diamond, Lakewood, 16.47. 7, Daniel Chrkavy, Ephrata, 16.57. 8, Chris Torres, Fife, 16.75.

High Jump — 1, DeAngelo Jones, Cheney, 6-04. 2, Jerome Prescod, Ephrata, 6-02. 3 (tie), Thomas Kassa, Anacortes, Andrew Galloway, R.A. Long, 6-00. 5 (tie), Matt Mauro, West Valley (Spokane), Tyson Sutten, Elma, 6-00. 7 (tie), Chris Stoneham, Anacortes, Ignacio Romero, Selah, 5-10.

Shot Put 1, Ryan McDonald, Sehome, 55-01  1/4. 2, John Fullington, North Mason, 52-08. 3, Tyler Poldervardt, West Valley (Spokane) 51-00  3/4. 4, Walter Hathaway, Bellingham, 50-06. 5, Jacob Welch, Mark Morris, 49-11  1/4. 6, Reid White, Deer Park, 49-11  1/4. 7, Sam Chue, Sehome, 49-01  1/2. 8, Angelo Folz-Edwards, R.A. Long, 49-00  3/4.

Javelin — 1, Stephen Hass, Eatonville, 172-03. 2, Austin Hamilton, W.F. West, 165-05. 3, Kenny Bates, Cedarcrest, 160-07. 4, Mark Zuniga, Othello, 156-05. 5, Zach Beebe, Sultan, 154-00. 6, John Rheaume, Selah, 153-07. 7, Nick Fairhart, Eatonville, 151-00. 8, Dakota Condos, Cheney, 149-05.

Triple Jump — 1, Will Hallberg, South Whidbey, 46-07  1/2. 2, Jerome Prescod, Ephrata, 46-02  1/2. 3, DeAngelo Jones, Cheney, 44.04. 4, Andre Scott, Lakewood, 43.08  1/4. 5, Brett Bajema, Lynden, 43.08. 6, Ben Pavish, Pullman, 43.04  1/2. 7, Jarrod Swanson, Medical Lake, 43-02. 8, Tyrone Prescod, Ephrata, 42-07  1/2.

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GIRLS

Team scores — 1, Sequim, 20. 2, Pullman, 18. 3, Bellingham, 14. 4, South Whidbey, 13. 5 (tie), Sehome, Burlington-Edison 12. 7 (tie), Washougal, Othello 11. 9, Hockinson, 9.5. 10, Elma 9.5. 11, Kingston, 9. 12 (tie), Ephrata, Steilacoom, Eatonville, 8. 15 (tie), Anacortes, Ridgefield, 6. 17, Colville, 5.5 18 (tie), Cedarcrest, East Valley (Yakima), Woodland, Quincy, Squalicum 5. 23 (tie), Riverside, River Ridge, Cheney 4. 26 (tie), Granite Falls, Wapato, Lynden 3. 29 (tie), Selah, R.A. Long, Hoquiam 2. 32, Tumwater, 1.

110 Hurdles — 1, Chelsea Genther, Burlington-Edison, 15.85. 2, Kelly Young, Washougal, 16.43. 3, Alyssa Wicknick, Bellingham, 16.46. 4, Kelly Nigro, Woodland, 16.69. 5, Daiam Navarro, Ephrata, 16.77. 6, Laura Barrow, South Whidbey, 16.94. 7, Lena Mitchell, Selah, 16.97. 8, Jennifer Nakata, Pullman, 17.30.

High Jump — 1, Kyra Davidson, Hockinson, 5-02. 2, Jennifer Nakata, Pullman, 5-02. 3, (tie) Tasha Luu, Colville, Kailene Spence, Elma, 5-00. 5, Cayla Calderwood, South Whidbey, 5-00. 6, Michelle Bruncks, Lynden, 5-00. 7, Maddie Smith, Hoquiam, 5-00. 8, Jori Hall, Sehome, 5-00.

Shot Put — 1, Anna LaBeaume, Sequim, 43-10  1/2. 2, Shreese Gotel, Steilacoom, 40-06  1/4. 3, Shelby Williams, Ridgefield, 39-07  1/2. 4, Annie Martinez, East Valley (Yakima), 38-08. 5, Jordyn Murray, Ephrata, 37-11  1/4. 6, Heidi Greear, Washougal, 37-09  1/4. 7, Janay Creamer, River Ridge, 36-06  1/4. 8, Tiffany Martinez, Othello, 36-03  1/2.

Triple Jump — 1, Zoe Moller, Sehome, 35-08  1/4. 2, Lauren Goldman, Bellingham, 35-08. 3, Cayla Calderwood, South Whidbey, 35-06. 4, Taylor Kunkel, Quincy, 35-04  1/2. 5, Brandi Thomas, Elma, 35-02  3/4. 6, Anna Guo, Pullman, 35-01. 7, Kyahri Adams, River Ridge, 34-11. 8, Jaime Schultz, Kingston, 34-07  3/4.

Washington 2B, 1B, 1A track and field results

CHENEY, Wash. (AP) — Results from Thursday’s final events at the Washington state Class 2B, 1B and 1A track and field championships at Eastern Washington University:

Class 1B GIRLS:

TEAM SCORES—1. Lopez, 26; 2. Klickitat, 20; 3. Trout Lake/Glenwood, 18; 4. Mount Rainier Lutheran, 17; 5. North Sound Christian, 16.50; 6. Columbia (Hunters), 11; 7. Cusick, 10; 8. Northport, 7; 8. Curlew, 7; 10. Grace Academy, 5; 11. Bickleton, 4; 12. Odessa, 3.50; 13. Clallam Bay, 3; 14. Mary Knight, 2; 14. King’s Way, 2; 16. Crescent, 1; 16. Wishkah Valley, 1.

3200 Meter Run—1. Lynne Washio, North Sound Christian, 12:23.95; 2. Valerie Vogt, Trout Lake/Glenwood, 12:25.99; 3. Alexis Fynboe, Mount Rainier Lutheran, 12:41.08; 4. BreAnna Romerdahl, Mount Rainier Lutheran, 12:52.77; 5. Kayla Engebretson, Curlew, 15:09.09; 6. Brittany Mumford, Curlew, 16:07.24; 7. Kiah Lofgren, Mary Knight, 17:56.11.

High Jump—1. Laura Strom, Lopez, 5-2, Ties 1B meet record; 2. Lyra Dalton, Lopez, 5-2, Ties 1B meet record; 3. Samantha Brewer, Klickitat, 5-2, Ties 1B meet record; 4. Lindsay Loe, Columbia (Hunters), 5-0; 5. Jess Castor, North Sound Christian, 4-10; 5. Jessica Heimbigner, Odessa, 4-10; 7. Carina Hall, King’s Way, 4-2.

Discus Throw—1. Andrea Heinen, Cusick, 118-9, New 1B meet record, previous record 107-7 by Simhaykin Jack, Inchelium, 2007; 2. Charice McConville, Klickitat, 109-10; 3. Taylor Talcott, Mount Rainier Lutheran, 102-3; 4. Shyanne Wilson, Northport, 99-2; 5. Katelynn Clinton, Bickleton, 98-7; 6. Kirstin Erickson, Clallam Bay, 93-9; 7. Zoe Lindner, Klickitat, 92-7; 8. Kylie Mitts, Crescent, 89-4.

Triple Jump—1. Liz Vogt, Trout Lake/Glenwood, 34-0 3/4; 2. Lyra Dalton, Lopez, 32-10 3/4; 3. Lindsay Loe, Columbia (Hunters), 32-9 1/4; 4. Nieka Moss, Grace Academy, 32-3 3/4; 5. Samantha Brewer, Klickitat, 32-0 3/4; 6. Jess Castor, North Sound Christian, 30-2; 7. Shyanne Wilson, Northport, 28-5 3/4; 8. Erin Anderson, Wishkah Valley, 28-0 1/4.

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Class 2B GIRLS:

TEAM SCORES—1. White Pass, 15; 1. Bear Creek, 15; 3. Northwest Chr. (Colbert), 14; 4. Lind-Ritzville, 12; 5. Northwest Chr. (Lacey), 11; 5. St. George’s, 11; 7. Willapa Valley, 10; 7. Pe Ell, 10; 9. Evergreen Lutheran, 9; 10. Colfax, 8; 11. South Bend, 6; 11. Waitsburg-Prescott, 6; 13. Republic, 5; 14. Mossyrock, 4; 14. Liberty Bell, 4; 16. Raymond, 3; 16. Liberty (Spangle), 3; 16. Riverside Christian, 3; 19. La Salle, 2; 19. Asotin, 2; 21. Toutle Lake, 1; 21. Crosspoint Academy, 1; 21. Mount Vernon Christian, 1.

3200 Meter Run—1. Mikel Elliott, White Pass, 11:12.41; 2. Morgan Willson, Colfax, 11:12.91; 3. Elizabeth Weber, Northwest Chr. (Lacey), 11:41.87; 4. Nicole Anderson, White Pass, 11:43.48; 5. Christina Anderson, Northwest Chr. (Colbert), 11:44.26; 6. Taryn Stamper, St. George’s, 12:24.98; 7. Siena Noe, La Salle, 12:25.47; 8. Molly Wheeler, Crosspoint Academy, 12:31.41.

Long Jump—1. Breanne Taylor, Northwest Chr. (Colbert), 16-9 3/4; 2. Alissa Brooks-Johnson, Pe Ell, 16-9 1/4; 3. Vanessa Eang, South Bend, 16-5 1/2; 4. Jules Largent, Republic, 16-3; 5. Molly Cushman, Mossyrock, 16-3; 6. Bethany Imperial, Riverside Christian, 16-0 1/4 ; 7. Shelby Barnes, Asotin, 15-9; 8. Miranda Glenn, Liberty Bell, 15-6 1/2.

Javelin Throw—1. Nicole Miller, Willapa Valley, 123-8; 2. Heather Whitmore, Lind-Ritzville, 121-1; 3. Erika Herman, Evergreen Lutheran, 120-8; 4. Emily Kadeg, Bear Creek, 117-2; 5. Renae Harder, Lind-Ritzville, 111-3; 6. Autumn Ladines, Liberty (Spangle), 110-3; 7. Emilly Denney, Pe Ell, 109-1; 8. Brittany Carman, Mount Vernon Christian, 103-7.

High Jump—1. Maddie Magee, Bear Creek, 5-5; 2. Alix Saucier, St. George’s, 5-1; 3. Ronnie Hulce, Waitsburg-Prescott, 5-0; 4. Allison Sowers, Northwest Chr. (Lacey), 4-10; 5. Miranda Glenn, Liberty Bell, 4-8; 5. Megume Poetter, Evergreen Lutheran, 4-8; 5. Mallory Maneman, Raymond, 4-8; 8. Maddie Timm, Toutle Lake, 4-8.

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Class 1A GIRLS:

TEAM SCORES—1. La Center, 25; 2. Naches Valley, 16; 3. King’s, 14; 4. Seattle Academy, 13; 5. Cashmere, 11; 6. Rainier, 10; 6. Brewster, 10; 6. Northwest, 10; 6. Newport, 10; 6. Lakeside, 10; 11. Chelan, 9; 11. Bellevue Christian, 9; 13. Freeman, 8; 14. Montesano, 6; 14. Orting, 6; 14. Toledo, 6; 14. Connell, 6; 18. Cedar Park Christian, 5; 19. Kalama, 4; 20. Goldendale, 3; 21. Ilwaco, 2; 21. Cascade-Leavenworth, 2.

3200 Meter Run—1. Maddie Meyers, Northwest, 11:38.08; 2. Sophie Bush, Newport, 11:43.33; 3. Kea Paton, Cashmere, 11:50.93; 4. Meagan Governor, La Center, 11:52.11; 5. Amanda Blankenship, La Center, 11:54.36; 6. Adele Eslinger, King’s, 12:03.31; 7. Makenzie Taylor, King’s, 12:06.88; 8. Allison Hussey, Bellevue Christian, 12:07.68.

Pole Vault—1. Anandae Clark (Egland), Lakeside, 10-6; 2. Sarah Blatchford, King’s, 9-9; 3. Lauren Baker, La Center, 9-6; 4. Kelsey Taylor, Cashmere, 9-6; 5. Hannah Trigg, La Center, 9-6; 6. Sunny Lyon, Seattle Academy, 9-3; 7. Natalia Harris, La Center, 9-0; 8. Anna Dean, King’s, 8-6.

Shot Put 1A—1. Amanda Youngers, Brewster, 38-9; 2. Morgan Romey, Freeman, 38-8; 3. Tera Novy, Montesano, 37- 3/4; 4. Maci Whitby, Connell, 36-10 1/4; 5. Katrina Chamberlain, La Center, 36-5 1/4 ; 6. Sadie Shattuck, Goldendale, 35-5 3/4; 7. Lashawna Mullaley, Newport, 34-7 3/4 ; 8. Kelsie Taylor, Naches Valley, 34-6 3/4.

Long Jump—1. Baileh Simms, Seattle Academy, 18-1; 2. MacKenzie Altig, Bellevue Christian, 16-10.50; 3. Savannah Burr, Orting, 16-5 1/2; 4. Mikaela Raschick, Cedar Park Christian, 16-4 1/4; 5. Jillian Campbell, Kalama, 16-4; 6. Justine Benner, Naches Valley, 16-3; 7. Haley Darlington, Cascade-Leavenworth, 16-3; 8. Lacey Scott, Toledo, 16-2 1/4.

Javelin Throw—1. Kristen Schoenherr, Rainier, 132-0; 2. Kelsie Taylor, Naches Valley, 129-4; 3. Sarah Waszkewitz, Chelan, 128-5; 4. Jeanessa Durham, Toledo, 121-11; 5. Jessica Farris, Naches Valley, 113-8; 6. Darcy Austin, Chelan, 112-10; 7. Leticia Cervantes, Ilwaco, 109-8; 8. Kala Koelzer, Connell, 109-4.

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Class 1B BOYS:

TEAM SCORES—1. Mount Rainier Lutheran, 35; 2. Trout Lake/Glenwood, 33; 3. Bickleton, 23; 4. Mary Knight, 16; 5. Lopez, 14; 6. Wishkah Valley, 12; 7. North River, 10; 8. Inchelium, 8; 9. Neah Bay, 7; 9. Columbia (Hunters), 7; 11. Crescent, 6; 11. Odessa, 6; 13. Taholah, 5; 14. Pateros, 4; 15. Seton Catholic, 3; 15. Wellpinit, 3; 17. Curlew, 2.

1600 Meter Run—1. Alec England, Trout Lake/Glenwood, 4:39.63; 2. Jake Kornbau, Mount Rainier Lutheran, 4:41.78; 3. Cody Boling, Mary Knight, 4:54.00; 4. Solomon Bill, Lopez, 4:54.77; 5. Ryan Hopkins, Mount Rainier Lutheran, 4:58.27; 6. Evan Simms, Seton Catholic, 5:05.57; 7. Devin Poore, Curlew, 5:08.40; 8. Dominic Marquez, Columbia (Hunters), 5:11.04.

Shot Put—1. Zach Lake, Mount Rainier Lutheran, 45-5 1/2; 2. Edgar Molina, Bickleton, 44-10 1/4; 3. Ike Stone, Wishkah Valley, 44-6 1/2; 4. Kameron James, Taholah, 42-10 1/4; 5. Trevor Anderson, Columbia (Hunters), 39-2 1/2; 6. Leland Nopson, Lopez, 38-11; 7. Kennedy Seyler, Wellpinit, 38-6; 8. Denis Claes, Crescent, 38-3 1/2.

Discus Throw—1. Alex Fletcher, North River, 154-3, New 1B meet record, previous record 145-7 by Alex Fletcher, North River, 2009; 2. Kyle McLaughlin, Mount Rainier Lutheran, 143-10; 3. Ike Stone, Wishkah Valley, 134-11; 4. Edgar Molina, Bickleton, 132-0; 5. Zach Lake, Mount Rainier Lutheran, 129-1; 6. Josh Anderson, Crescent, 128-1; 7. Trevor Anderson, Columbia (Hunters), 119-1; 8. Robert Seyler, Wellpinit, 111-3.

Pole Vault—1. Nic Venema, Bickleton, 11-0; 2. Brian Langfield, Trout Lake/Glenwood, 11-0; 3. Harvey Starr, Trout Lake/Glenwood, 10-6; 4. Donny Woodruff, Trout Lake/Glenwood, 10-0; 5. Tygh Schuster, Trout Lake/Glenwood, 10-0; 6. Austin Schmierer, Odessa, 9-0; 7. Jonathon Waldrip, Crescent, 8-6; 8. Noah Pearson, Mount Rainier Lutheran, 8-0.

Long Jump—1. Brennden Hiles, Mary Knight, 20-10 1/4; 2. Tony Louie, Inchelium, 19-8 1/2; 3. KJ Naylor, Lopez, 19-4; 4. Titus Pascua, Neah Bay, 19-1 1/2; 5. Nate Taylor, Pateros, 19-0 3/4; 6. Aaron Bruya, Odessa, 18-11 1/2; 7. Andy Pascua, Neah Bay, 18-2.

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Class 2B BOYS:

TEAM SCORES—1. Willapa Valley, 31; 2. Riverside Christian, 30; 3. Waitsburg-Prescott, 20; 4. South Bend, 17; 5. Lind-Ritzville, 14; 5. Northwest Chr. (Lacey), 14; 7. Mossyrock, 10; 7. Republic, 10; 9. Concrete, 6; 9. Ocosta, 6; 11. Mount Vernon Christian, 5; 11. Pe Ell, 5; 11. Seattle Lutheran, 5; 14. Wahkiakum, 4; 14. Northwest Chr. (Colbert), 4; 14. Crosspoint Academy, 4; 14. Kittitas, 4; 18. St. John-End.,-LaCrosse-Wash., 3; 19. St. George’s, 1; 19. Pomeroy, 1; 19. Bridgeport, 1.

1600 Meter Run—1. Nik Michel, Republic, 4:25.77; 2. Justin Holden, Northwest Chr. (Lacey), 4:26.58; 3. Lucas Graham, Northwest Chr. (Lacey), 4:32.81; 4. Ryan Daut, Mount Vernon Christian, 4:36.05; 5. Nathan Rogers, South Bend, 4:41.26; 6. Jon Williams, Northwest Chr. (Colbert), 4:41.31; 7. David Rockett, Willapa Valley, 4:41.81; 8. Alex Ramm-Hutchinson, St. George’s, 4:43.97.

Javelin Throw—1. Derek Byrne, Riverside Christian, 187-8; 2. James Coon, Lind-Ritzville, 181-8; 3. Shane Titherington, Ocosta, 175-5; 4. Brett Rose, South Bend, 172-5; 5. Paul Oursland, Kittitas, 168-0; 6. Joey Vetter, Pe Ell, 163-0; 7. Eshom Estes, Waitsburg-Prescott, 150-0; 8. Dakota Oblad, Willapa Valley, 148-11.

Triple Jump—1. Kyle Gartrell, Riverside Christian, 45-1; 2. Terrell Boyes, South Bend, 44-5; 3. Kevin August, Concrete, 43-7 1/4; 4. Nate VanTuinen, Riverside Christian, 43-2 1/4; 5. Chase Estes, Crosspoint Academy, 41-4 1/2; 6. Warren Miller, St. John-End.,-LaCrosse-Wash., 40-8 1/2; 7. Wyatt Withers, Waitsburg-Prescott, 40-5 1/4; 8. Daniel Kuiper, Northwest Chr. (Colbert), 40-2 3/4.

Boys Pole Vault—1. Andrew Friese, Willapa Valley, 13-0; 2. Matt Friese, Willapa Valley, 13-0; 3. Marshall Fryberger, Lind-Ritzville, 12-6; 4. Kyle Gartrell, Riverside Christian, 12-0; 5. Shay Bingham, Wahkiakum, 11-9; 6. Otis Montgomery, Waitsburg-Prescott, 11-6; 7. Ross Clouse, Pe Ell, 11-3; 8. Kenny Carr, Pomeroy, 10-6.

Shot Put—1. Christian Brown, Mossyrock, 52-2 1/4; 2. Will Rockett, Willapa Valley, 51-9 3/4; 3. James Lehr, Waitsburg-Prescott, 49-11 3/4; 4. Lucas Driscoll, Seattle Lutheran, 49-6; 5. Ben Kiefel, Waitsburg-Prescott, 47-11; 6. Chance McDaniel, Waitsburg-Prescott, 47-10 3/4; 7. Jordan Wilkeson, Willapa Valley, 45-9 1/4; 8. Geo Campos, Bridgeport, 44-0 3/4.

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Class 1A BOYS:

TEAM SCORES—1. King’s, 23; 2. Lakeside, 19; 3. Chewelah, 16; 4. Coupeville, 10; 4. Castle Rock, 10; 6. Cedar Park Christian, 9; 6. Freeman, 9; 8. Seattle Academy, 8; 9. Chimacum, 6; 9. Montesano, 6; 11. Seattle Christian, 5; 11. White Salmon, 5; 13. Stevenson, 4; 13. Port Townsend, 4; 13. Forks, 4; 16. Charles Wright Academy, 3; 16. Orting, 3; 16. Omak, 3; 16. Tenino, 3; 20. Kalama, 2; 20. Zillah, 2; 22. Wahluke, 1; 22. Highland, 1.

1600 Meter Run—1. Tyler King, Coupeville, 4:24.54; 2. Colton Berry, Lakeside, 4:24.92; 3. Hap Emmons, King’s, 4:25.52; 4. Michael Cross, Seattle Christian, 4:28.66; 5. Habtamu Rubio, Port Townsend, 4:33.15; 6. Max LaBerge, Charles Wright Academy, 4:40.33; 7. Johnny Barnes, Zillah, 4:41.04; 8. Nick Cherrington, Freeman, 4:42.95.

Triple Jump—1. Curtis Clauson, King’s, 43-5 1/2; 2. Adrian Brandon, Seattle Academy, 42-10 3/4; 3. Derek Toepper, Chimacum, 42-1; 4. Zachary Mart, White Salmon, 41-6 1/4; 5. Roman Hurst, Forks, 41-4 1/2; 6. Trevor Wood, Lakeside, 40-6; 7. Jake Clizbe, Kalama, 40-4; 8. Joseph Notman, Highland, 40-4.

High Jump—1. Austin Moore, Castle Rock, 6-4; 2. Chase Watson, Freeman, 6-2; 3. Jack Aldrich, Montesano, 6-1; 4. Slater Hirst, King’s, 6-0; 5. Austin McCrum, Stevenson, 6-0; 6. Joseph LaGrou, Omak, 6-0; 7. Daniel Berendsen, King’s, 5-10; 8. Darrin Love, Tenino, 5-10.

Discus Throw—1. Will Lohman, Chewelah, 175-5; 2. Paul Thomas, Lakeside, 166-8; 3. Riley Nelson, Chewelah, 165-11; 4. Tim Abbott, Cedar Park Christian, 160-10; 5. Joshua Zoellick, Cedar Park Christian, 149-11; 6. Luteru Teuteu, Orting, 148-6; 7. Travis Bruhn, Tenino, 146-0; 8. Clint Wiltse, Wahluke, 145-10.

MIXED EVENTS

(All Classifications, boys and girls)

800 Wheelchair — 1, Amber Weber, Central Valley, 2:37.20. 2, Emily Owens, Central Valley, 4:52.25.

400 Wheelchair — 1, Austin Pruitt, Central Valley, 1:00.77. 2, Weber, 1:06.13. 3, Kyle Ralphs, Decatur, 1:37.23. 4, Owens, 1:52.47.

Wheelchair Shot Put — 1, Truman Walker, Marysville-Pilchuck, 17-09  1/4. 2, Jose Figueroa, Auburn, 8-6  1/2. 3, Macy Westrick, Decatur, 4-01  1/2.

Wheelchair Javelin — 1, Walker, 41-02. 2, Josh Hillicoss, East Valley (Yakima), 20-06. 3, Megan Scott, East Valley (Yakima), 8-10.

Wheelchair Discus — 1, Walker, 60-10. 2, Figueroa, 17-07. 3, Westrick, 8-07.

Baseball: Rangers don’t capitalize on chances

YAKIMA, Wash. — Opportunity doesn’t knock that often when the stakes are high and the opponents are good.

When it does, as it did Friday for Naches Valley in its Class 1A state semifinal, it’s imperative that the door is answered. The Rangers scrambled toward it in commendable fashion at Yakima County Stadium but didn’t quite get there in time, falling 4-2 to Cashmere.

The defeat, only the fourth against 22 wins for a team that lost five key seniors from its 2009 state title team, dropped NV into today’s 10 a.m. game against Meridian (19-8) for third and fourth places.

The Bulldogs (20-3), who finished fourth here last year, will meet Chimacum (18-3) at 4 p.m. for the championship.

“They had a sour taste in their mouths from last season and obviously wanted a different taste,” Rangers coach Bill Walker said. “Sort of like us after ’07 and ’08.”

Naches Valley had fallen short in each of those seasons before breaking through last year.

Making their fourth straight final four appearance, the Rangers came up empty on scoring opportunities in the first, third and sixth innings. Down 4-0, they scored twice in the bottom of the seventh and had the tying run on second base before it ended.

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“When you have opportunities you have to score runs,” Walker said. “We left too many guys on base — I’m not sure how many (eight, including five in scoring position) — but we left too many guys on, and not just in the seventh.”

Against Cashmere right-hander Nick Tarver, NV got two-out, first-inning singles from Chris Walker and Carson Kass but didn’t score. J.R. Weigel, who finished 3-for-4, doubled with two out in the third and was stranded.

In the sixth, Cody Johns and Weigel started the frame with base hits but freshman Koleman Johns, pinch-running for Cody, roamed too far off second on Walker’s line drive to center and was doubled off.

“Got a little too excited,” Walker noted after the Rangers were again left scoreless.

In the seventh, Wesston Parker was hit by a pitch and pinch-runner Thane Pierson took second on a balk. J.D. Ring singled him to third, and Pierson scored on Jake Frazier’s fielder’s choice groundout.

After Aaron Putas was hit, Tarver was replaced by Jake Dilly who fanned Cody Johns before yielding a single by Weigel that loaded the bases. Walker then drew a free pass to force home pinch-runner Cody Johnson and advance Weigel, representing the tying run, to second.

But Lilly followed by striking out cleanup hitter Carson Kass to end it.

“I’m proud of the way my guys battled,” Walker said. “We competed to the final out. Now we’ll rally ‘em up and go after third place tomorrow.”

For Cashmere, sophomore first baseman Cooper Elliott was the offensive standout.

He pulled a two-run homer just inside the right-field foul pole to start the scoring in the fourth, then drilled an RBI single to center in the sixth. Spencer Lee’s two-out double in the seventh plated the Bulldogs’ final run.

Cashmere            000    201    1    —    4    8    0
Naches Valley    000    000    1    —    2    7    2
Tarver, Dilly (7) and McNair; Johns, Parker (7) and Ring.
Highlights: Spencer Lee (C) 1-3, 2b, RBI; Jake Dilly (C) 3b, 2 runs; Cooper Elliott (C) 3-3, HR, 3 RBI; Alex Chipman (C) 2-3, 2b; Jacob Andruss (C) 1-3; J.R. Weigel (NV) 3-4, 2b; Chris Walker (NV) 1-3, RBI.

Chimacum 6, Meridian 4: Landon Cray tossed a complete-game victory and was backed with a 15-hit offensive effort as Chimacum held off Meridian.

The win sends the Cowboys (18-3) into today’s 4 p.m. championship game, while Meridian (19-8) will play at 10 a.m. for third place.

Cray, a left-hander, was in control throughout and ran into trouble only in the seventh, when the Trojans rallied for two runs on three hits and had the winning run at the plate with two outs.

But Cray struck out Joe Madeira to end the threat and the game, stranding the tying run at first. Cray struck out 10 and walked two.

The Cowboys jumped out in front with two runs in the first on a two-run double by Austin McConnell and a sacrifice fly by Quinn Eldridge. Eldridge singled home a run in the third, and Cray plated another run with a sacrifice fly in the fourth.

The Cowboys stranded 12 runners in the game, including seven in scoring position.

McConnell finished 3-for-3 with two doubles, and Cray, Lucas Dukek and Dillon Dukek each were 2-for-4.

Zach Slesk had a solo homer and a sacrifice fly for the Trojans and finished 2-for-3. Tait Slesk and Mitchell Tripp each collected two hits.

Chimacum     201    101    1    —    6    15    1
Meridian        100    001    2    —    4    9    0
Cray and McConnell; Tripp, Wiebe (6) and Norris.

Naches Valley-Cashmere photo gallery

Photos from Friday’s Class 1A baseball state semifinal between Naches Valley and Cashmere at Yakima County Stadium in Yakima, Wash.

Baseball: Little lefty lifts Long past Selah

YAKIMA, Wash. — Sometimes big challenges come in small packages.

Witness R.A. Long’s Josh Johnson, who while not physically imposing, Friday night pitched an absolute monster of a game against Selah.

The Lumber-jacks’ junior left-hander used an assortment of impeccably placed soft-serve offerings, mixed in an occasional fastball and scattered seven hits to stymie the Vikings 3-1 in a Class 2A semifinal at Yakima County Stadium.

“Their kid was good,” said coach Mike Archer, whose Viks (21-4) will oppose Archbishop Murphy (21-4) at 1 p.m. today in a game for third and fourth places. “His location was outstanding with his off-speed stuff, and that made his fastball look that much quicker.”

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The Lumberjacks (20-5), meanwhile, will meet Chehalis (20-3) at 7 p.m. for the championship.

Height and weight are not listed in state tournament baseball rosters, but suffice it to describe Johnson as a scale-model Jamie Moyer.

He struck out five and walked none en route to out-dueling Selah righty Trent Douglass, who was victimized by three run-scoring hits with two out.

The Vikings, who had a 10-game winning streak snapped, got a two-out RBI hit, too, but nothing beyond Andrew Gonzalez’s ringing third-inning double off the left-center field wall that scored Kurt Lindemann, who had singled.

Selah might have had a bigger inning, but Allen Noble had been picked off first after a leadoff single. Kyle Fickes experienced a similar fate an inning later.

“We had some mistakes in bunt situations that hurt us,” Archer said. “But also in a game like this we needed a break — a ball to drop for us somewhere along the way.”

Not only did the Vikings not benefit from such good fortune, they were denied on multiple occasions.

In the fifth, for example, Noble’s double was preceded by right-fielder Tanner Chamberlain’s diving grab of Douglass’s leadoff drive. And with two out and Noble at third in the same frame, left-fielder Jake Look made a shoestring catch of Lindemann’s sinking flair.

Long’s telling blows came from Chamberlain, whose single to center tied it in the fourth; Look’s base hit to left that scored a runner who’d reached base on an error in the fifth; and Michael Puvogel’s double in the sixth.

No Lumberjack had more than one hit, but eight of them had one each. Lindemann and Noble produced two apiece for Selah.

“Both pitchers pitched well (Douglass issued no walks while fanning three),” Archer said, “and I thought we played hard and played well. What we do now is come back tomorrow. We’re not frontrunners. We’ll try to win another game and get these kids a reward for all the hard work they’ve done.”

Selah              001    000    0    —    1    7    1
R.A. Long     000    111    x    —    3    8    1
Douglass and Snider; Johnson and Williams.
Highlights: Kurt Lindemann (S) 2-3; Andrew Gonzalez (S) 3b, RBI; Stephan Schmidt (S) 1-3; Kyle Fickes (S) 1-3; Allen Noble (S) 2-3, 2b; Levi Welch (RAL) 1-3; Jake Look (RAL) 1-3, RBI; Boston Peterson (RAL) 1-3; Jesse Gomez (RAL) 1-3; Tanner Chamberlain (RAL) 1-3, RBI; Michael Puvogel (RAL) 1-3, 2b, RBI; Zack Williams (RAL) 1-2.

Chehalis 7, Archbishop Murphy 6: A heads-up defensive play gave Chehalis a berth in the Class 2A baseball championship game.

After watching their 7-2 lead shrink on back-to-back two-run doubles, the Bearcats finished the victory when Erik Forgione caught a napping baserunner off the bag for the final out at Yakima County Stadium.

ATM’s Chris Peterson started the seventh-inning scoring with a two-out, two-run ground-rule double down the right-field line off Chehalis starter and winning pitcher Robert Pehl.

Jacob Oster followed with a two-run double to left center that pulled ATM within a run. However, Forgione fielded the outfield throw and came up behind Oster at second. When Oster briefly stepped off the bag, Forgione tagged the runner for the out, ending the game.

Chehalis                112    030    0    —    7    12    1
Arch. Murphy     101    000    4    —    6    10    2
Pehl and Schoelkopf; Kane, MaVorhis (5), Davis (7) and Peterson, Hanson (7).

Selah-R.A. Long baseball photo gallery

Photos from Friday’s Class 2A baseball state semifinal between Selah and RA Long at Yakima County Stadium in Yakima, Wash. All photos by Andy Sawyer of the Yakima Herald-Republic.

Baseball: Colfax knocks off DeSales

YAKIMA, Wash. — Tanner Gay homered and drove in two runs, and Brandon Hoadley scattered five hits and struck out 11 as Colfax upended perennial power DeSales 8-2 in a Class 2B state semifinal Friday at Parker Field.

The Bulldogs advance to tonight’s 7 o’clock championship game against Seattle Lutheran, a 14-7 winner over Mossyrock in the nightcap.

Will Hatley added two hits for Colfax, which took control of the game with three runs in the second inning and three more in the third.

Victor Mata had two hits for the Irish, including a double, and struck out six batters.

Colfax will be trying for its third state championship, and first since 2003.

The Irish were going for their 17th title. They will play Mossyrock at 1 p.m. today for third place.

Colfax       033    020    0    —    8    10    0
DeSales    010    001    0    —    2    5    2
Hoadley and Morgan; Mata and Wujek.
Highlights: Tanner Gay (C) 2-3, HR, 2 runs, 2 RBI; Will Hatley (C) 2-3; Brandon Hoadley (C) 11 Ks; Victor Mata (D) 2-2, 2b, 6 Ks.

SEATTLE LUTHERAN 14, MOSSYROCK 7: Every Seattle Lutheran batter had at least one hit as the Saints advanced to their first championship game.

Beau Besaw and Conner Desmond led the Seattle Lutheran’s 17-hit attack with three apiece. Besaw also drove in a pair of runs, as did Fred Lisco.

Ryley Stanley led the Vikings with two hits and three RBI.

Seattle Lutheran    145    004    0    —    14    17    2
Mossyrock                303    010    0    —    7    7    4
Mullan, White (4), Kelbon (7) and Hogle; Bogel, Bowman (6) and St. Pierre, Bogel (6).
Highlights: Beau Besaw (SL) 3-5, 2b, 2 RBI; Fred Lisco (SL) 2-3, 2 RBI; Bobby Hogle (SL) 2-3, 2 runs; Conner Desmond (SL) 3-5, 2b, 2 runs, RBI; Nic Gressett (M) 1-3, 3 runs; Ryley Stanley (M) 2-3, 3 RBI.

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