Bears’ bats stay silent

EVERETT, Wash. — While Memorial Stadium is known as a hitter’s park, the Bears are doing little to enhance that reputation.

Held to five hits while striking out 12 times a night after totaling three hits while fanning 13 times, Yakima fell 4-2 on Wednesday to Everett to extend its losing streak to five.

The defeat also ensured that the Bears will lose the five-game series, which concludes Friday. They have not won since a 7-0 opening-night triumph over Boise.

The AquaSox, a Seattle Mariners affiliate, improved to 6-0.

Andrew Wolcott, who pitched 7 2/3 innings in the opener, pitched reasonably well this time. He went 5 1/3 innings and struck out a career-high nine, but the right-hander also walked four and yielded four hits.

Yakima had tied the score 2-2 in the top of the sixth inning when Yazy Arbelo walked, took second on a wild pitch and scored on a double by Washington State product Michael Weber.

In the bottom of the inning, Wolcott was reached for a one-out single by Kevin Mailloux, who moved to second on a wild pitch. Kevin Rivers then walked, after which Wolcott was replaced by Gregory Robinson.

After Robinson fanned Jimmy Jacquot, Evan Sharpley doubled to left to score both runners.

The Bears put the tying runners on base in the ninth via Roberto Ortiz’s single and a walk to Justin Hilt, but Ender Inciarte took a called third strike to end it.

Yakima stranded nine baserunners.

Everett, too, totaled but five hits although three were doubles. The AquaSox fanned 13 times.

Austin Hudson pitched 11/3 innings in relief of starter Yoervis Medina for the win (2-0) while Stephen Pryor worked the final two innings for his first save.

6/24/10 Yakima Bears update

Next game

Opponent: Everett AquaSox.

When, where: 7:05 p.m. today, Everett Memorial Stadium, Everett.

Radio: KUTI (1460).

Website: www.yakimabears.com.

Probable pitchers: Yakima RHP Miguel Pena 0-1, 0.00) vs. Everett LHP Anthony Fernandez (1-0, 0.00).

Click here for the box score

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Niemeyer lifts Beetles to sweep

RICHLAND, Wash. — Tyler Niemeyer’s two-run double in the top of the seventh inning gave the Yakima Pepsi Beetles the lead in the nightcap and resulted in a 17-7, 7-5 sweep over Hanford in Central Washington League play Wednesday night.

The Beetles, who improved to 6-2 in league and 14-13 overall, open play today in a four-day tournament in Salem, Ore.

Travis Roybal was 2-for-3 with three RBI in the second game and hit a solo homer in the opener. Michael Calderon went the distance in the nightcap with seven strikeouts.

The Beetles rolled in the opener as Max Kovatch went 4-for-5 and Nick Lombardi clubbed a three-run homer.

Game 1

Yakima      051    135    2    —    17    12    2
Hanford    021    022    0    —    7    9    3
Walton and Reyes; London, Geibzdi (6), Wood (7) and Eastmon.
Yakima highlights: Max Kovatch 4-5, RBI; Will Scott 2-5, 2 RBI; Travis Roybal solo HR; Nick Lombardi 3-run HR.

Game 2

Yakima       003    010    3    —    7    7    0
Hanford    100    202    0    —    5    9    1
Calderon and Lombardi, Reyes (7); Scheibe and Synogrencos.
Yakima highlights: Scott 3-3; Roybal 2-3, 3 RBI; Tyler Niemeyer 2-run 2b; Michael Calderon CG, 7 K.

NON-LEAGUE

YAKIMA VALLEY 10-9, CENTRALIA 0-1: At Selah, the Pak’s pitching conceded just one run for the day and the offense rolled up 20 hits to boost the team’s season record to 14-7.

Kyle Fickes threw a four-hitter in the five-inning opener with four strikeouts and no walks. Kurt Lindemann and Gil Plath had two RBI each.

The Pak broke open the second game with five runs in the fourth inning. Ethan Flory clubbed a solo homer and Tyler Galloway drove in two runs.

Yakima Valley resumes CWL play today at home against Pasco starting at 5:30 p.m.

Game 1

Centralia                  000    00    —    0    4    1
Yakima Valley        800    11    —    10    13    1
Hull, Ray (1) and McAlpin; K. Fickes and Snider.
YV highlights: J.R. Weigel 2-3, 2b, RBI, 2 runs; Alex Fickes 2-4; Cory Urquhart 2-3, RBI, 2 runs; Matt Snider 2-3; Kurt Lindemann 1-2, 2 RBI, Gil Plath 2-run 2b, Kyle Fickes CG, 4 hits , 4 K, 0 BB.

Game 2

Centralia             000    100    0    —    1    5    1
Yakima Valley    011    502    x    —    9    7    0
Hancock, Burgos (4) and McAlpin; Wilcox, Vetsch (5) and Smith.
YV highlights: Ethan Flory 1-2, solo HR, 2 runs; Lukas Hinton 1-3, 3b, RBI; Tyler Galloway 1-2, 2 RBI; Thomas Wilcox 4 IP, 2 hits, 3 K.
CWL standings: Yakima 6-2 (.750), Kennewick 8-4 (.667), Twin City 5-3 (.625), Yakima Valley 4-4 (.500), Wenatchee 4-6 (.400), Pasco 2-6 (.250), Hanford 1-5 (.167).
Wednesday’s other scores: Kennewick 10-9, Pasco 6-7; Wenatchee 5-8, Twin City 2-4.

ADULT FASTPITCH

Homers power Yakima Eagles

YAKIMA, Wash. — Kevin Root hit a three-run homer, and Matt Ward added a two-run shot to lead the Yakima Eagles to a 13-6 victory over Peak Performance in an adult fastpitch game Tuesday night at Gateway Sports Complex.

Yakima Eagles 13, Peak Performance 6

Peak Performance    003    030        —    6    9    1
Yakima Eagles            280    003        —    13    14    3
Harris and Cawley-Murphree; L. McCauley and Root.
Highlights: Bobby Harris (PP) 2-3, HR, 5 RBI; Matt Ward (YE) 2-3, HR, 3 RBI; Kevin Root (YE) 3-4, HR, 3 RBI.

Action Towing 8, Yakima Craft Brewing 7

Craft Brewing      042    010        —    7    6    3
Action Towing    102    041        —    8    10    2
Seward and Scheibner; George, Reed (4) and Rauseau.
Highlights: Mark Seward (YCB) 13 K; Tony Cox (YCB) 1-2, 2 RBI; John Copper (YCB) 2-2, RBI; Satero Ramos (AT) 2-3, 3 RBI; Sean McCauley (AT) 2-4, RBI.
YOUTH BASEBALL
WEDNESDAY’S SCORES
Yakima Valley Peppers 10, Kennewick 7 (YV: Andrew Gonzales 2-4, 2 runs, RBI; Travis Bersing 1-3, 2 runs, 2b, RBI; Jacob Monson 3-4, run, 2 RBI; Jack Cavanaugh 3-4, 2 runs, GS, 5 RBI).
Yakima Valley Peppers 10, Kennewick 9 (Allen Noble 3-5, 3 runs, 3 2b, 2 RBI; Garrett Fife 2b, RBI; Gonzales 2-3, 3 runs, 2b, RBI; Hugo Lemus 2-5, run, 3-run HR, 4 RBI; Bersing 2-4, RBI).
Moses Lake 13, West Valley Bees 1 (WV: Austin Dean 4 IP, 6 K).
Moses Lake 8, West Valley Bees 3 (WV: Jacob Warner 2-4, 2b; Kevin Schwartz 3-4, 2b, 2 RBI, CG, 3 K).

Othello’s ace in football and in class

YAKIMA, Wash. — When 70 of the state’s top Class 2A, 1A and 2B football players began gathering in town Tuesday, Devon Lind was among the smallest.

At 5-foot-9, 170 pounds, some of the linemen invited to play in Saturday’s 16th annual Earl Barden All-Star Classic — like Black Hills’ 6-7, 308-pound Ben Westrum — could have carried the Othello grad under an arm.

“He’s 170 pounds?,” questioned one slender coach of Lind’s weight. “If he’s 170 pounds I’m 250.”

Maybe so, but for those who follow CWAC football Lind played like a 500-pound monster who wouldn’t leave the field. The conference’s defensive player of the year was a 2A all-state pick at defensive back and as a kick returner and he led the Huskies in receiving.

Just to fill out his senior year, Lind was also an all-conference outfielder in baseball and starting guard in basketball.

“I kind of had a heavy load my senior year so I considered dropping basketball,” he admitted. “But after three years of playing I just couldn’t give it up.”

Kind of heavy load?

While putting in all that time in athletics, Lind was the school’s ASB president and graduated has the top student with a career 4.0 grade-point average.

“I’ve always had a very hard-nosed attitude about goals,” he said. “Ever since getting a 4.0 as a freshman I wanted to keep that going all the way through high school. It got tough this year with all I was doing — (Advanced Placement) Government was the hardest to keep at an A level.”

Lind isn’t planning to restrain his diversity any time soon. He’s headed to Whitworth with an idea toward majoring in computer science with a minor in theology. He would also like to someday serve as an officer in the military.

Given all this, how would you like to be this kid’s younger brother? Justin Lind will be a sophomore this fall.

“He does three sports, too,” Devon said. “Yeah, I tell him he’s got a lot to live up to but it’s just teasing. He’s a hard worker and he’ll be a good one.”

ALL-STAR CLASSIC WEEK: The East and West rosters were finalized with 36 and 34 players, respectively. The teams have been practicing at Eisenhower since Tuesday in preparation for Saturday’s 1 p.m. game at Zaepfel Stadium.

The Herald-Republic will feature Selah’s Jake Lunceford with full rosters in Friday’s edition and spotlight Lynden’s 2A state player of the year Jordan Hastings with a notebook in Saturday’s edition.

Halker, 88, records fifth ace

YAKIMA, Wash. — Once a golfer, always a golfer.

Eighty eight-year-old Del Halker recorded his fifth career hole-in-one during his round Wednesday at the Yakima Elks. Halker aced the 140-yard eighth hole using a 3-wood.

Don Hugdahl and Myrl Sanders witnessed the shot.

Runge records hole-in-one

Jason Runge recorded an ace during his round last Saturday at the Yakima Country Club, holing out on the 141-yard 11th hole. The club he used was not reported.

Scott Wagner, Mark Blore, Gabe Runge, Jeff Larkin and Brad Lindholm witnessed the shot.

Louman gets ace at Country Club

Jeff Louman scored a hole-in-one last Thursday at the Yakima Country Club. He aced the 175-yard ninth hole using a 6-iron.

Brian Harris, Troy Wilmoth, Jeff Larkin, Jeff Battle and Brad Lindholm witnessed the shot.

6/24/10 VSW bulletin board

SOCCER: July 5 is the registration deadline for Prosser Youth Soccer’s 2010-2011 season. Payment must be received by July 8, with those paying late not guaranteed a spot. To register, go to www.lyvysa.org and click on “registration.” For those who have already registered, but have not paid, mail payment to P.O. Box 346. For registration help, call Angela Knight at 509-786-2854, and for general questions, call Ross Courtney at 509-781-6074.

RUNNING: The Grey Rock Run will be held July 10. There are three divisions, the 12K, 25K and 50K. This year’s partner is the Veteran’s Day Pow Wow Committee from Yakama Nation. For more information, contact Gailon Gentry at 966-4475 (days) or 4gentry@gmail.com

Rec Notes: Fine running to victory in junior track

YAKIMA, Wash. — Yakima eighth-grader-to-be Keana Fine capped a stellar spring track season with a pair of first-place finishes and a second at the USATF Inland Region meet Saturday at Mead High School in Spokane.

Fine, who is 12 and attends Franklin Middle School, won the 200- and 400-meter dashes in 27.52 seconds and 1 minute, 3.08 seconds, respectively, and was second in the 100 (13.8). The region covers eastern Washington and northern Idaho.

At the AAU Northwest National Championship qualifier on June 5, Fine won the 400 (1:02.46) and was third in the 100 and 200. The following week at the Portland Track Festival, she was third in the 400 and third in the 100 and 200.

Fine started the month by sweeping the dashes at the Yakima Middle School All-City Championships on June 2.

BASKETBALL

Dawg Pack wins Hoops Fiesta

The Yakima Dawg Pack won all their game to take first place in the 7/8-year-old boys division of the Grand Hoops Fiesta 3-on-3 basketball tournament June 19 in Grandview.

Team members are Cooper DeWitt, Lincoln Holland-Boone, Isaac Perez, and Nathan Sedgwick. The head coach is Brad DeWitt.

Softball

Angels win division at Kick-Off

The Selah Angels won the 12-U Gold Division of the Sunshine Summer Kick-Off Tournament at Carlon Park this past weekend.

Selah went undefeated, by an 8-0 semifinal win over the Tri-City Inferno, and an 11-1 championship victory over the East Valley Dust Devils.

Players are Maddy Zerr, Cailin O’Malley, Kami Lanham, Molly Cavanaugh, Emma Laurvick, Brooke Eshleman, Megan Webb, Courtney Webb, Payton Gibbs, Kylie Hutchens, and Natalie Edlin. The coaches are Joe O’Malley and Troy Laurvick.

Lady Bears take first in Selah

The Lady Bears won the 10-U Championship in the Sunshine Summer Kickoff Tournament at Carlon Park in Selah this past weekend.

The Lady Bears finished with a 6-1 record, capped by a 6-4 victory over the Oregon Blast in the championship.

Team members are Audree Montmeny, Allyson Conrad, Brooklyn Cassel, Nicole Meyer, Erica Meyer, Parker Webb, Halle McElrea, Logan Gress, Hannah Stohr, and Natalie Nagle. They are coached by Rob Conrad, Lewis Gress, and Scot McElrea.

6/24/10 Yakima Valley scorecard

Apple Tree
WOMEN’S DIVISION
ECCI Tournament, June 9, 16
Gross: 1, Betty Gilmore 72; 2, Ann Hall 78; 3, (tie) Pene James 82, Debbie Holbrook 82. Net: 1, Cricket Callarman 61; 2, Bev Morgan 63; 3, Marlene O’Halloran 64; 4, (tie) Connie Wilson 66, Carolyn Henyan 66.

Mount Adams
MEN’S DIVISION
US Open, June 17
1, (tie) Greg Luther-Lee Westwood 137, Greg Luther-Tiger Woods 137, Ron Smith-Ian Poulter 137; 4, Greg Luther-Phil Mickelson 138; 5, Greg White-KJ Choi 139; 6, (tie) Al Luther-Tiger Woods 141, Ron Smith-Lee Westwood 141, Al Luther-Lee Westwood 141, Rick Sifuentes-Phil Mickelson 141; 10, (tie) Ron Smith-Phil Mickelson 142, Al Luther-Phil Mickelson 142, Tye Barrett-Zach Johnson 142.
Chapman/Scramble, June 19
Gross: 1, Louis Alcala-Gary Hutchins 65; 2, Greg White-Jack Syverson 71; 3, George Geffe-Chuck Linker 73; 4, (tie) Tye Barrett-Rick Sifuentes 74, Leonard Rabanal-Turk Holford 74. Net: 1, Buzz Blake-Keith Grace 55; 2, Tony Whitley-Conrad Besel 561/2; 3, Clifford Moses-Kevin Muffet 581/2; 4, Scott Karr-Johnny Yallup 60.
Dueces: Tyler & David Story, Keith Grace-Buzz Blake, Scott Karr-Johnny Yallup, Clifford Moses-Kevin Muffet.
TUESDAY NIGHT LEAGUE
June 22
1, Renegades 431/2; 2, Savage OG’s 41; 3, Bitin’ Sows 391/2; 4, Snow Men 311/2; 5, Fourskins 31; 6, SS&J 31; 7, Native Bandits 291/2; 8, Lucio’s Boys 271/2; 9, Family Affair 23; 10, Justdoit 221/2.
WOMEN’S DIVISION
Best 91/2, June 16
A Division — Gross: Betty Carl 38. Net: Gloria Campbell 26.
B Division — Gross: Sharon Hedden 47. Net: Sheila Whitaker 30.
COUPLES DIVISION
Chapmen, June 18
Gross: 1, Connie Rogers-Devin Baum 38. Net: 1, Mike Chambers-Elsie Pearson 311/4; 2, Mike Sudmeier-Denver Campbell 311/2; 3, Kim Parker-Jackie Blythe 321/2; 4, Todd Lenseigne-Shelley Alcala 331/4.
Bestball, June 20
Gross: 1, Louis & Shelley Alcala 79. Net: 1, James & Connie Rogers 64; 2, Mike Chambers-Maria Frank 66; 3, Kim Parker-Sharon Hedden 67; 4, Doug & Gloria Hintze 68.
SunTides
MEN’S DIVISION
Thursday Night, June 17
1, 429 Goldsworthy 451/2; 2, Curly’s Bar and Grill 44; 3, KWL Brokerage 42; 4, Fore Players 41; 5, Northwest Autobody 37; 6, Rocc’s 34; 7, The Culls 321/2; 8, Country Rock Cafe 32; 9, Weapons of Grass Destruction 31; 10, RJ’s Tire and Auto 21.
TUESDAY NIGHT LEAGUE
June 22
1, (tie) Pepsi 441/2, Ron’s Coin & Collectibles 441/2; 3, First American Realty 431/2; 4, Legal Couriers 421/2; 5, PLSA 42; 6, Artic Circle 41; 7, PSE 38; 8, Highlanders 371/2; 9, Reeves Financial Services 37; 10, Bill’s Produce 36; 11, Pond Strikers 34; 12, (tie) Get a Grip 33, Kwik Lok 33; 14, Morton’s Supply 31; 15, Stellar Industrial 28; 16, YTC 271/2; 17, J.L. Thomas Construction 27; 18, The Handicapped 26.
WOMEN’S DIVISION
Throw out par 5s
June 22
A Division—Gross: Karen Cooper 65, Lori Nulliner 70. Net: Grace Wagoner 54, Karin Kohls 64.
B Division—Gross: Susann Lowary 76, Carole Coleman 77. Net: Kristi Turner 50, (tie) Helen Wendt 52, Helen Gallagher 52.
C Division—Gross: Kathy Thomas 86, Donna Erhart 88, Evva Lange 91. Net: Harriet Clark 52, (tie) Carol Hammermeister 54, Diane Oeltjin 54.
Buckskin qualifier: Lori Nulliner 71.

Westwood West
MEN’S DIVISION
Wednesday, June 16
Valley Lab 64, Tim Troy Construction 59, Kyani 59, Shuels Lumber 53, 3 HC 51, Footwedges 51, Team Foreplay 45, Helliesen Lumber 35, Albatross 31.
Thursday, June 17
No name 72, Advance 68, Semo 64, T&M 59, AB Transmission 54, Auto Care 52, Westwood 49, Green Attack 49, Four Hookers 45.
WOMEN’S DIVISION
Low gross, June 16
A Division: 1, Adrienne Quinnell 47; 2, (tie) Trudy Ledwich 48, Pat Smith 48.
B Division: 1, Marci Snyder 53; 2, Pam Kingsboro 55.
C Division: 1, (tie) Elsie Gamache 61, Judy Ann Vetsch 61; 3, (tie) Gaye Pryse 64, Betty Gifford 64.
Flag Tournament, June 16
1, Adrienne Quinnell; 2, Elaine Donahue; 3, Pat L. Smith; 4, Trudy Ledwich; 5, Pam Kingsboro; 6, Paula Bush.
COUPLES DIVISION
Bestball, June 10
1, Don & Sylvia Brule-Dave & Elaine Donahue 39; 2, Jim & Janie Richartz-Gary & Pam Kingsboro  40; 3, (tie) Al & Shirley Rogstad-Merl & Merilee Brothers 42, Lee & Paula Bush-Phil Skivin 42; 5, Dave Edgerton-Hilde Brule-Rod & Jean Pryor 42; 6, Harold & Bernice Snyder-Gail Sanders-Evelyn McGreer 43.

Yakima Country Club
MEN’S DIVISION
2-Man Shamble, June 17
Division 1 — Gross: 1, Jeff Louman-Paul Battle 64; 2, Brian Riel-Dusty Frontis 66; 3, Jeff Larkin-Brad Lindholm 67. Net: 1, Scott Dragoo-Brian Raschio 63; 2, (tie) Scott Wagner-Mark Blore 64, Terry Barrington-Sean Harrington 64.
Division 2 — Gross: 1, Brian Harris-Troy Wilmouth 68; 2, (tie) Aaron Clark-Lee Scrimgeour 71, Marc Zirkle-Rod Kendall 71. Net: 1, (tie) Tom Martin-Willy Edwards 65, Shane Snell-Mike Milot 65; 3, (tie) Jim Peterson-Joe Plaisance 66, Colin Malone-John Malone 66.
Division 3 — Gross: 1, Bob Price-Charlie Ballard 70; 2, Terry Cook-Paul Cook 74; 3, (tie) Randy LaRiviere-Barry Woodard 79, John Gavin-Pat Gavin 79. Net: 1, Dennis Kelly-Ryan Kelly 66; 2, Brad Masset-David Silvernail 70; 3, Fred Merry-Jason Keon 71.
Appleknocker Invitational, June 17-19
Low gross: Gabe Runge-Jason Runge 213. Low net: Terry Cook-Paul Cook 197.
Division 1 — Gross: 1, Jeff Louman-Paul Battle 219; 2, Ward Jackson-Doug Hearron 222; 3, Jeff Larkin-Brad Lindholm 224. Net: 1, Dennis Sierts-Bill Rucker 208; 2, Terry Harrington-Sean Harrington 210; 3, (tie) Jim Case-Pete Gilmartin 211, Mike Hailfinger-Terry Reading 211.
Division 2 — Gross: 1, Dick Karstens-Stewart Karstens 230; 2, Tom Snell-Bob Byrd 236; 3, (tie) Aaron Clark-Lee Scrimgeour 239, Marv Swainson-Dirk Peterson 239. Net: 1, Steve Mercy-Anthony Wade 203; 2, Jim Peterson-Joe Plaisance 204; 3, Brian Davey-John Kulik 205,
Division 3 — Gross: 1, Larry Day-Doug Hay 244; 2, Bob Price-Charlie Ballard 255; 3, Charlie Gilmore-Jim Bickler 258. Net: 1, Dennis Kelly-Ryan Kelly 202; 2, Ken Leingang-Jim Yorgenson 208; 3, Pat Smith-Kevin Quinn 210.
Horse Race: 1, Stewart Karstens-Dave Hargreaves-Alex Podruzny; 2, Scott Burd-Larry Day-Sean Christianson; 3, Terry Harrington-Fred Mercy-Bob Wigren; 4, Shane Snell-Pat Gavin-John Borton.
WOMEN’S DIVISION
Low gross & net, June 22
Low gross: Cindi Stewart 85. Low net: Judy Gilmore 71.
First Flight — Gross: Marie Halverson 87. Net: Judy Warninger 77.
Second Flight — Gross: Janet Drake 108. Net: Ellen Gibson 73.

Yakima Elks
MEN’S DIVISION
June 19
4-Man, 1-Net: Al Rouse-Jim Smith-Bob Dahlin-Aaron Adams 55; Mark Mochel-Joe Folk-John Mills-Jim Blevins 56; RD Dalebout-Dan Marples-Gary Germunson-Steve Slaven 56.
2-Man bestball — Gross: Don Capps-Perry Page 65, Jack VanVleck-Perry Page 69, Mark Mochel-Jim Blevins 70, Don Capps-Jack VanVleck 71. Net: Al Rouse-Aaron Adams 58, Bob Dahlin-Aaron Adams 58, Joe Folk-Jim Blevins 59, Richard Vanhorn-Mike Broadhead 59.
Best 17, First Flight — Gross: Perry Page 65, Don Capps 68. Net: Aaron Adams 59, David Uhlman 62, Warren Pollock 62,
Second Flight — Gross: Jim Blevins 69, Tim Speer 72. Net: Al Rouse 60, John Mills 63.
Third Flight — Gross: Richard Vanhorn 79, Bill Halsey 80. Net: Mike Broadhead 61, Rick Dahl 64.
June 23
Four-man bestball
Paul Sugden-Gary Germunson-Robert Weiss-RD Dalebout 116, Jack Carey-Jack Lovell-Tom Lovell-Ted Stone 117.
Two-man Bestball
Gross: Russ Arbuckle-Troy Wilmoth 65, Jim Breymeyer-Mark Cuneo 67, Jim Smith-Mark Cuneo 68, Terry Matthews-John Mills 70. Net: Jim Russi-Dick Dreher 57, Ted Stone-Jack Lovell 57, Gary Germunson-Robert Weiss 58, Mark Mochel-Terry Matthews 59.
Front Nine
First Flight—Gross: Mark Cuneo 34, David Uhlman 35. Net: Terry Matthews 31, Jim Blevins 32. Second Flight—Gross: Jim Smith 37, Jack Lovell 39. Net: Jim Breymeyer 31, Dan Rollins 32. Third Flight—Gross: Robert Weiss 40, Tom Lovell 42. Net: Gary Germunson 29 1/2, Ted Stone 31.

WOMEN’S DIVISION
Criss Cross
A Division: Barb Fortier 281/2, Linda Plummer 31. B Division: Lo Donaldson 29, Shirley Markland 29, Judy Gano 291/2. C Division: Jerry Stone 29, Evva Lange 291/2.
COUPLES DIVISION
Friday 2-Ball, June 18
Gross: Troy Wilmoth-Chris Scacco 40; Paul & Pat Sugden 41; Aaron Adams-Holly Wood 42; Troy Wilmoth-Cathy Blore 42. Net: Mike & Torrie Melton 32; Bob Frontis-Holly Wood 321/4; Bruce & Nyda Damaskos 331/4; Jim Breymeyer-Connie Markle 34.

6/24/10 Valley Sports Weekly results

Barrel racing

Yakima County Barrel Racers
AT FEATHERLAND RANCH
June 10
Division 1: Tina Widmyer 16.359, Lindsey Bangs 16.496, Sierra Bryan 16.632.
Division 2: Brenna Loften 17.375, Tracy Adams 17.448, Paddy Griffith 17.463.
Division 3: Kirstin Tharp 18.415, Patty Griffith 18.472, Quincy Wells 18.511.
Division 4: Sierra Bryan 19.437, Adrianna Hoekman 19.553, Celia Layton 19.648.
Division 5: Joanie Lee 21.013, Tracie Patterson 21.145, Lisa Malin 21.409.
Leadline Barrels: Kodee Main 31.009, Rainey Arnold 34.395, Alyssa Lee 38.543.

Basketball

Yakima Valley AAU
SUMMER LEAGUE
Results, June 14-17
2nd/3rd grade boys: Zillah 26, Sunnyside 8; East Valley 52, Zillah 0; Sunnyside 26, Grandview 17; Yakima 33, Zillah 11; Yakima 28, Grandview 20.
3rd grade girls: Zillah 20, Grandview 8; Shooting Stars 14, Grandview 11; West Valley 22, Wapato 4; Grandview 16, Wapato 8; Shooting Stars 16, Zillah 6; Gradview 19, Toppenish 3.
4th grade boys: Zillah 40, Highland 8; Sunnyside 29, West Valley 17; Granger 20, St. Paul 18; Zillah 44, Sunnyside 24; Selah 30, West Valley 27; St. Paul 23, Highland 10; Selah 21, St. Paul 8; West Valley 42, Granger 20.
4th grade girls: Lightning 18, Mabton 5; Lady Miracles 14, TC Heat 8; Lady Miracles 26, Mabton 18; Lightning 26, TC Heat 5.
5th grade boys: Zillah 29, Pasco 10; Central Washington 51, Pasco 11; Wapato 55, Central Washington 44; Wapato 33, Zillah 26.
5th grade girls: Mabton 20, Grandview 14; Zillah 20, Grandview 19; Mabton 35, Selah 11; Yakima 24, East Valley 2; Mabton 45, Scottie Shooters 6; Selah 35, Scottie Shooters 4; Yakima 32, Grandview 11; East Valley 19, Zillah 15.
6th grade boys: Zillah 60, Sunnyside 6; Zillah 62, Riverside Christian 41; Zillah 52, East Valley 18.
6th grade girls: Pasco 25, Shooting Stars 23; The Riel Deal 10, Kennewick 9; Yakima 36, Selah 22; Pasco 38, Kennewick 8; Shooting Stars 31, Yakima 9; Selah 24, The Riel Deal 18.
7th grade boys: Yakama 66, Prosser 41; Zillah 44, Granger 24; East Valley 41, Prosser 33; Yakama 42, Benton City 36; Zillah 43, Benton City 23.
7th grade girls: Wapato 27, Zillah 26; Grandview 55, Tasmanian Devils 10; Highland 41, Harrah 15; Wapato 42, Tasmanian Devils 16; Lightning 42, Tasmanian Devils 16; Wapato 37, Highland 32; Lightning 39, Highland 22; Zillah 39, Tasmanian Devils 23.
8th grade boys: Grandview 70, Highland 18; Wapato 55, Grandview 24; Wapato 84, Highland 27.
8th grade girls: Granger 39, Morton/White Pass 17; Toppenish 36, Morton/White Pass 23; Toppenish 50, Grandview 25; Zillah 42, Granger 34; Zillah 46, Grandview 32.
9th grade boys: Ellensburg 51, Highland 34; Eisenhower 37, Ellensburg 36; Zillah 55, Sunnyside 34; Sunnyside 67, East Valley 36; Ellensburg 53, East Valley 15; Zillah 59, Eisenhower 24; Highland 43, East Valleyy 23.
Junior Varsity boys blue: Lightning 48, Mabton 37; Zillah 73, Lightning 43; Lightning 49, Naches Valley 42; Lightning 45, Granger 36; Granger 49, Mabton 24; Granger 42, Highland 30; Lightning 72, Mabton 45; Naches Valley 57, Granger 35.
Junior Varsity boys red: Grandview 52, East Valley 40; Eisenhower 106, Grandview 63; Ellensburg 63, Wapato 36; Ellensburg 58, East Valley 31; Ellensburg 42, Wapato 34; Ellensburg 77, East Valley 29; Grandview 40, East Valley 39; Eisenhower 58, East Valley 19; Wapato 42, Sunnyside 35; Grandview 37, East Valley 36; Wapato 52, East Valley 41.
Junior Varsity girls: Ellensburg 43, Morton/White Pass 27; Toppenish 43, Morton/White Pass 27; Riverside Christian 43, Wapato 39; West Valley 40, Ellensburg 37.
Varsity boys: Highland 56, Mabton 54; Zillah 54, Naches Valley 47; Granger 74, Mabton 45; East Valley 49, Sunnyside 47; Riverside Christian 46, Highland 39; Zillah 67, Riverside Christian 35; Wapato 62, East Valley 57; Granger 78, Naches Valley 59; Grandview 69, East Valley 42.
Varsity girls: Wapato 48, Ellensburg 36; Grandview 47, Ellensburg 38; Ellensburg 55, Davis 10.

Pool

Upper Valley
MEN’S SUMMER LEAGUE
Standings, June 22
Landshark: Brews & Cues 1 130, VFW 123, Ranch 5 120, Little Dutch 3 101, T&T Lounge 2 81, Ranch 6 80, Ranch 7 37.
Bud Select 55: Little Dutch 2 149, Little Dutch 1 134, T&T Lounge 1 125, Ranch 1 122, Michaels 119, Ranch 4 94, Ranch 2 91, Ranch 3 83.
Bud Light Lime: Ranch 9 127, Curly’s 1 110, Little Dutch 6 101, Brews & Cues 97, Ranch 8 94.
Bud Light: Ranch 10 120, Little Dutch 5 100, T&T Lounge 3 97, Curly’s 2 86, Little Dutch 4 76.
WOMEN’S SUMMER LEAGUE
Standings, June 21
Bud Ice: Little Dutch 1 46, West Valley 1 22, Ranch 2 28, Ranch 1 21, Bills 17.
Rollin Rock: Brews & Cues 46, Ranch 3 28, Ranch 4 25, Little Dutch 2 18, West Valley 2 14.
Landshark: Ranch 6 39, Little Dutch 3 28, Ranch 5 19, Little Dutch 5 18, Little Dutch 4 17, Speak Easy 3.
Missing scoresheets: West Valley 1 vs. LDI 2; LDI 5 vs. Speak Easy; Speak Easy vs. LDI 5; LDI 3 vs. West Valley 2; Ranch 3 vs. Ranch 4; LDI 4 vs. Speak Easy.

Softball

Yakima Parks and Recreation
MEN’S SUMMER LEAGUE
Standings, June 21
A Division: D.T.’s Peppers/Tequila’s 2-0, Hitmen 2-0, Bob’s Burgers & Brew 0-2, Team Beer Nutz 0-2, G-Hawks 0-2.
B Division: Black Hawks 0-0, Shockers 0-0, Washed Up 0-0, Michael’s Mudsharks 0-0, Shield’s Bombers 0-2, Bad Boys 0-2.
C Division: Tieton Bears 2-0, RJ’s Tire 1-1, Med’s 1-1, Country Financial 0-0, King Mountain Outlaws 0-0, HLA Civil 0-2.
D Division: Moss Adams LLP 2-0, Water Edge Painkillers 2-0, BHUC/Northwest Auto Body 0-0, VH Legal-CBB Law 0-2, Casino Caribbean 0-2, Spike’s 0-2, Structural Components 0-2.
E Division: Fire Rescue 2-0, Little Dutch Inn 2-0, War Pigs 0-0, Retrofits 0-2, All Seasons 0-2, The Bench Warmers 0-2, The Bunt Monkeys 0-2.
F Division: Yakima Mechanical/Max’s 2-0, Desperado’s 2-0, Vortex 1-1, Coffee @ Tiffany’s 1-1, Country Studs 0-2, The Kids 0-2.
G Division: Hooligans 2-0, Sons of Pitches 2-0, Ron’s Coin & Collectibles 2-0, The AK’s 0-2, Interstate Batteries 0-2, Domex 0-2.
H Division: Westside Iron Man 2-0, The Swamp Donkey’s 1-0-1, Akland Pump 0-1-1, FSJC 0-2, HD Fowler 0-2, Chinook Heating 0-2.
WOMEN’S ASA LEAGUE
Standings, June 21
Platinum Division: Yakima Merchants 2-0, Planned Parenthood 2-0, T&T Lounge/Mickey’s Misfits 1-1, Rezalicious 1-1, Over & Under 0-2, Multiple Scoregasms 0-2.
Gold Division: Little Dutch Inn 0-0, Softball Queenz 0-0, Dirty Diva’s 0-0, Boise Cascade 0-0, Flaming C’s 0-0.
Silver Division: Sexy Susie’s 1-1, Farwest Climate Control 1-1, Ball Busters 0-0, Twisted Sisters 0-0, Red Hots 0-0.
MEN’S ASA LEAGUE
Standings, June 21
JRW & Associates 8-0, Eagles 7-1, Yakima Craft Brewing Company 5-3, Old Town Pump/Peak Performance 4-4, Action Towing 3-5, Leslie & Campbell Inc. 1-8.

Running

Clear Lake Memorial Runs
5-MILE RESULTS
(Overall placing in parentheses)
Top 20 men
1, Andrew Schmidt (Yakima) 28:17 (1); 2, Graham Vaux (Yakima) 28:19 (2); 3, Rick Becker (Selah) 28:58 (3); 4, Cody VanDeBrake (Yakima) 29:54 (4); 5, Ivan Alfaro (Yakima) 30:35 (5); 6, Kevin Blount (Ellensburg) 30:44 (6); 7, Josh Assink (Yakima) 30:54 (7); 8, Josh Kratzer (Ellensburg) 32:48 (8); 9, Jake Assink (Yakima) 32:56 (9); 10, Jose Rocha (Selah) 34:29 (10).
11, Larry Mays (Glenoma) 34:51 (11); 12, Matthew Schrenk (Selah) 35:12 (12); 13, Tony Gerardi (Yakima) 35:50 (13); 14, Stacy Davick (Yakima) 36:22 (15); 15, Greg Ott (Selah) 36:27 (16); 16, Chris Van Antwerp (Zillah) 36:36 (17); 17, Clint Hays (Yakima) 37:00 (19); 18, Monty McNearney (Moxee) 37:13 (20); 19, Clay See (Yakima) 37:20 (21); 20, Keegan Morford (Selah) 37:38 (22).
Top 20 women
1, Sahara Hoffine (Yakima) 36:19 (14); 2, Katrina Radach (Yakima) 36:54 (18); 3, Donna Nettleship (Yakima) 37:40 (23); 4, Sydne Allen (Yakima) 37:44 (24); 5, Ilene Garardi (Yakima) 37:55 (25); 6, Alyssa Powers (Ellensburg) 38:06 (29); 7, Megan Murphy (Yakima) 39:03 (34); 8, Gina Cacchiotti-Wel  (Yakima) 39:23 (36); 9, Sabina Drury         (Yakima) 39:25 (37); 10, Emily Gerardi (Yakima) 39:34 (38).
11, Cheri Powers (Goldendale) 40:35 (39); 12, Jennifer Fauth (Yakima) 40:46 (41); 13, Megun DeMond (Selah) 40:52 (43); 14, Erica DeMond (Selah) 40:57 (46); 15, Susan Braun (Yakima) 41:06 (48); 16, Neccie Logan (Wapato) 41:21 (49); 17, Tallie McClary-Ott   (Selah) 41:52 (50); 18, Shelley Curtis (Shoreline) 42:02 (51); 19, Cordelia See (Beaverton, Ore.) 42:43 (53); 20, Nicole Welch (Selah) 42:49 (55).
HALF MARATHON RESULTS
(Overall placing in parentheses)
Top 15 men
1, Johnny Barnes (Zillah) 1:29:49 (1); 2, Quinn Plant (Yakima) 1:36:44 (2); 3, Scott Lally (Yakima) 1:39:26 (3); 4, Favian Valencie (Yakima) 1:40:03 (4); 5, Blake Thomas (Yakima) 1:41:21 (5); 6, Tom Feil (East Wenatchee) 1:43:35 (6); 7, Art Veyna (Issaquah) 1:44:18 (7); 8, Stanley Bostrom (Yakima) 1:44:39 (8); 9, Curtis Upton (Yakima) 1:45:40 (9); 10, Michael Hisey (Yakima) 1:48:04 (12).
11, Kale Lemmon (Yakima) 1:49:47 (13); 12, Thomas Hoffee (Selah) 1:51:12 (14); 13, Epifanio Bravo (Yakima) 1:51:26 (15); 14, Sonny LaForm (Yakima) 1:55:33 (18); 15, Matt Tweedy (Yakima) 1:59:09 (21).
Top 10 women
1, Ann McCarthy (Yakima) 1:46:18 (10); 2, Catiana Coglan (Richland) 1:47:32 (11); 3, Marcy Buck (Richland) 1:52:48 (16); 4, Lindsay Wormwood (Naches) 1:54:35 (17); 5, Rose McCarthy (Yakima) 1:55:58 (19); 6, Ella Greene (Naches) 1:56:35 (20); 7, Brooke Maloney (Yakima) 2:00:01 (23); 8, Suzy Cowdrey (Asotin) 2:00:38 (24); 9, Vilma Comarillo (NA) 2:01:26 (25); 10, Jodi Peterson (Yakima) 2:04:37 (27).

Swimming

AAU Mid Valley League
June 15 scores
Toppenish 450, Prosser 291
Selah 557.5, Othello 207.5
June 17 scores
Othello 502, Naches 207
Sunnyside 450, Toppenish 342
Today’s meets
Selah at Toppenish
Naches at Sunnyside
Grandview at Prosser

Track and field

Yakima Middle School
ALL-CITY CHAMPIONSHIPS
At Zaepfel Stadium
BOYS WINNERS
100 — 6th Grade: Patrick Oxile (Wilson) 13.28. Adams: Calvin Smith (W) 13.20. Rainier: Lucio Penaloza (W) 12.45.
200 — 6th Grade: Patrick Oxile (W) 27.99. Adams: Calvin Smith (W) 27.19. Rainier: Lucio Penaloza (W) 25.83.
400 — 6th Grade: Lorenzo Lewis (Lewis & Clark) 1:09.43. Adams: Hector Farias (Franklin) 1:09.40. Rainier: Nikhil Lizotte 59.31.
800 — 6th Grade: Cristian Mendoza (F) 2:58.38. Adams: Juan Magana (W) 2:49.47. Rainier: Robert Schreiber (F) 2:27.46.
1600 — 6th Grade: Miguel Vargas (F) 6:17.08. Adams: Martin Martinez (LC) 6:07.20. Rainier: Ganden Rodriguez (LC) 5:41.65.
100 hurdles — 6th Grade: Joseph Aranda (F) 21.43. Adams: Frank Serrano (LC) 18.62. Rainier: Pablo Martinez (LC) 17.17.
4×100 — 6th Grade: Wilson (Oxile, Tomerlin, Storlie, Urlacher) 59.16. Adams: Franklin (Batten, Nickens, Thysell, Villanueva) 59.07. Rainier: Wilson (Penaloza, Martinez, Prieto, Lizotte) 51.27.
4×400 — 6th Grade: Franklin (Aranda, Vargas, Juarez, Mendoza) 5:16.36. Adams: Franklin (Batten, Thysell, Farias, Villanueva) 4:55.65. Rainier: Franklin (Sandoval, Gutierrez, Hamond, Schreiber) 4:26.48.
Shot — 6th Grade: Diego Young (F) 22-6. Adams: Andrew Martinez (W) 24-3.5. Rainier: Anthony Prieto (W) 27-4.
Javelin — 6th Grade: Samuel Tomerlin (W) 101-1. Adams: Diego Badillo (F) 90-2. Rainier: Emilio Hernandez (Washington) 133-4.
High Jump — 6th Grade: Noah Kessler (Wil) 3-10. Adams: Trenton Cleverly (Wil) 4-6. Rainier: Robert Schreiber (F) 5-6..
Long Jump – 6th Grade: Patrick Oxile (Wil) 12-0. Adams: Jacob Carter (LC) 12-2.5. Rainier: Nikhil Lizotte (Wil) 16-3.
GIRLS RESULTS
100 — 6th Grade: Marla Meza (F) 14.10. Adams: Ashlee Burch (F) 14.63. Rainier: Keana Fine (F) 13.78.
200 — 6th Grade: Kayla Brown (Wil) 31.87. Adams: Mayra Navarette (LC) 30.81. Rainier: Keana Fine (F) 28.54.
400 — 6th Grade: Kayla Brown (Wil) 1:15.84. Adams: Zara Rodriguez (LC) 1:15.34. Rainier: Keana Fine (F) 1:04.38.
800 — 6th Grade: Alyssa Visaya (LC) 3:07.10. Adams: Patricia Najar (F) 3:23.80. Rainier: Elise Tello (LC) 2:42.28.
1600 — 6th Grade: Megan Glenski (Wil) 6:03.08. Adams: Patricia Najar (F) 7:39.62. Rainier: Elise Tello (LC) 6:00.37.
100 hurdles — 6th Grade: Marla Meza (F) 20.56. Adams: Keirston Winn-Sager (Wil) 20.36. Rainier: Athena Gillet (F) 19.79.
4×100 — 6th Grade: Franklin (Garza, Meza, Lafromboise, Rodriguez) 59.86. Adams: Franklin (Anaya, Burch, Sandoval, Rodriguez) 59.45. Rainier: Wilson (Bush, Pena, Juarez, Perez) 55.61.
4×400 — 6th Grade: Franklin (Rodriguez, Kennedy, Correa, Garza) 5:48.72. Adams: Franklin (Burch, Sandoval, Anaya, Najar) 5:10.57. Rainier: Franklin (Muniz, Mendez, Corona, Gillet ) 5:50.34.
Shot — 6th Grade: Lydia Marquez (F) 19-3. Adams: Annika Willette (LC) 21-10.5. Rainier: Rachel Bush (Wil) 24-1.
Javelin — 6th Grade: Jesmen Orozco (F) 54-3. Adams: Jessica Luna (F) 67-4. Rainier: Elizabeth Ojeda (Wash) 90-7.
High Jump — 6th Grade: Kayla Rivera (LC) 4-0. Adams: Kendall Unser (Wil) 3-8. Rainier: Ryane Holmes    (Wil) 3-8.
Long Jump — 6th Grade: Marla Meza (F) 12-7. Adams: Payton Greene (Wil) 11-6.5. Rainier: Chelsie Modest (Wil) 12-9.

Barden All-State Classic rosters

16th ANNUAL BARDEN ALL-STAR CLASSIC

Saturday, June 26, Zaepfel Stadium, 1 p.m.

WEST
No. 1    Name    Ht.    Wt.    Pos.    Team
1    Brett Kirschner    5-10    207    RB-LB    Interlake
2    Anthony Tatum    6-0    165    RB-DB    Adna
3    Kyle Grosshans    6-3    200    QB-DB    Adna
3    Tanner Sturm    5-9    160    RB-DB    Aberdeen
4    Alex Martinez    5-11    191    RB-DB    Arch. Murphy
4    Jordan Hastings    6-1    190    QB-DB    Lynden
4    Bo Norris    6-0    205    RB-LB    Meridian
5    Tyler Nigretto    5-8    140    RB-DB    Orcas
6    Caleb Statham    5-9    175    RB-DB    Blaine
6    Ben Ternan    6-0    170    QB    Chehalis
9    Trevor Hurn    6-1    175    QB    Woodland
10    Braden Cordes    5-10    180    RB    Orting
16    Cory Barrett    6-2    190    WR-DB    Charles Wright
18    Nick Fairhart    6-1    200    QB-DB    Eatonville
21    Chris Tinney    5-9    175    RB-DB    Castle Rock
23    D.J. Herbert    5-7    165    WR-DB    Toledo
28    Micah Brown    6-2    175    RB-DB    Napavine
32    Nick Swanson    6-0    180    WR-DB    King’s
35    Allen Erickson    5-11    195    RB-LB    Naselle
45    Ryan Campbell    5-11    185    RB-LB    Montesano
50    Zach Jones    6-1    215    OL-LB    Granite Falls
54    Jake McCoy    6-3    215    LB    Mark Morris
54    Marshall Green    6-5    295    OL-DL    Black Hills
55    Preston Tomes    6-1    210    OL-LB    Toledo
55    Taylor Beck    6-0    265    OL-DL    Mark Morris
55    Jon Charroin    6-0    210    OL-DL    Nooksack Valley
63    Jesse Salmonson    6-3    220    OL-DL    Nooksack Valley
65    Damon Garnas    6-2    300    OL-DL    Napavine
66    Ty Bain    5-11    230    OL-LB    Wahkiakum
73    Ben Westrum    6-7    305    OL-DL    Black Hills
75    Garrett Kirschman    6-1    305    OL-DL    Squalicum
75    Will Rockett    6-3    235    OL-DE    Willapa Valley
78    Parker Lawson    6-4    250    OL-DL    Friday Harbor
90    Ryan Seto    6-5    230    TE-DE    Lynden
Head coach: K.C. Johnson, Adna.
Assistants: Jason Dunnagan, Adna; Jack Zilla, Black Hills; Perry Herbst, Toledo.

EAST
No. 1    Name    Ht.    Wt.    Pos.    Team
1    Pat Richard    6-0    165    QB-DB    DeSales
2    Alex Wolf    5-10    185    QB-DB    Deer Park
6    Will Hatley    5-7    145    WR-DB    Colfax
7    Sam Fisk    6-0    180    WR-DB    Chewelah
8    Quincy Davis    6-1    180    WR-DB    Selah
10    Mike McGree    6-3    195    QB-DB    La Salle
10    Brandan Hoch    6-1    180    WR-DB    River View
21    Tevin Heins    6-1    195    RB-DB    Deer Park
21    Connor Hamilton    5-10    200    DL    Othello
22    Cameron Bounds    6-0    205    RB-LB    Zillah
25    C.J. Lockwood    5-10    175    RB-DB    Omak
28    Roberto Mendoza    6-0    195    TE-LB    Cascade
28    Devon Lind    5-9    170    WR-DB    Othello
34    Dyrel Whitby    6-0    200    RB-LB    Connell
34    Nic Lukehart    6-0    165    RB-DB    Naches Valley
34    Calvin Odell    6-0    190    RB-LB    Pullman
37    Christian O’Neal    5-11    203    RB-LB    Cashmere
43    Jack Redding    6-2    185    WR-DB    Kettle Falls
44    Sam Schoesler    6-0    210    TE-LB    West Valley
44    Kane Koerner    6-1    190    TE-DE    Zillah
50    Will Lohman    5-11    220    OL-LB    Chewelah
50    Ernie Garza    5-10    260    OL-DL    Royal
55    James Lehr    5-11    220    OL-LB    Waitsburg-Prescott
58    Skyler Hatch    6-3    210    OL-DL    Pullman
61    Cruze Thompson    6-2    230    OL-DL    Colville
62    Ryan Conrad    6-3    210    OL-DL    Colfax
64    Cameron Coy    6-0    220    OL-DE    Chewelah
66    Sam Mellor    6-1    225    OL-DL    Colfax
66    Justin Lamson    6-2    220    OL-DL    Selah
70    Zack Hatch    6-5    255    OL-DL    Lakeside
71    Jake Lunceford    6-4    230    OL-DE    Selah
73    Doug Ramsey    6-4    300    OL-DL    Chelan
75    Nick Brown    6-2    237    OL-DL    West Valley
76    Josh Bartlett    5-10    230    OL-DL    La Salle
82    Shane Didier    6-0    165    WR-DB    Connell
99    Jesse Davis    6-6    255    TE-DE    Asotin
Head coach: Craig Whitney, West Valley.
Assistants: Geoff Hensley, West Valley; Craig McCormick, Pullman; Jason Williams, Cheney.

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