Holding ‘em under 50

A Sunday story in which Bud Withers of The Seattle Times reported that Washington State has given up 50 or more points nine times in 30 games under Paul Wulff made me wonder.

Having covered Washington football while working in both Olympia and Bremerton, I remembered only one game in Don James’ 18-year, 212-game tenure with the Huskies in which his opponent reached a half hundred.

And sure enough, the only game in which a James-coached UW squad surrendered 50 or more came in the fifth week of his first season, 1975. The Huskies visited Bear Bryant and Alabama and lost, 52-0.

Later, during spring booster club meetings, James was able to joke about the game.

“We held Bear to just under the speed limit,” he once said. “We had him worried, though. At halftime, Bear thought he’d killed us.”

Later, trying to appear more serious, James said, “A lot of people didn’t realize it then, but we had a serious drug problem on our team that week. Alabama drug our butts all the way up and down the field.”

For the record, the Huskies yielded 50 or more points three times during six years and 70 games under James’ successor, Jim Lambright (54-20 to Notre Dame in 1996, 52-28 to UCLA in 1997 and 55-7 to Nebraska in 1998).

A Yaks sighting in NWAACC soccer, v-ball polls

• The substantial improvement of Yakima Valley’s volleyball and women’s soccer programs has been noticed by the NWAACC’s coaches.

In rankings voted on by the coaches and announced Wednesday, both teams received votes.
The Yaks volleyballers received five votes while the soccer team garnered seven.
In the volleyball poll, Blue Mountain was No. 1 and was followed by, in order, Mount Hood, Tacoma, Spokane, Wenatchee Valley, Green River and Whatcom (tied for sixth) and Clackamas.
Walla Walla led the soccer rankings with Clackamas, Bellevue, Spokane, Columbia Basin, Everett, Lane and Peninsula following.
Coach Jake Sagare’s soccer team visits Everett on Saturday and will host CBC at 2 p.m. next Wednesday.
Al Rogers’ volleyball squad hosts Wenatchee Valley at 6 p.m. Friday.

Week 5 state football poll

Associated Press Washington prep football poll

Class 4A
1, Skyline (7)    3-1    96
2, Curtis (1)    4-0    88
3, Auburn (2)    4-0    82
4, Bothell    3-1    64
5, Ferris    4-0    55
6, Gonzaga Prep    3-1    52
7, Richland    4-0    43
8, Issaquah    3-1    31
9, Kentwood    4-0    20
10, Chiawana    4-0    8

Class 3A
1, Liberty (Renton) (7)    3-1    96
2, Bellevue (1)    3-1    90
3, Camas (1)    4-0    78
4, Capital    4-0    67
5, Mt. Spokane    4-0    62
6, Lakes    3-1    45
7, Kamiakin (1)    4-0    43
8, Juanita    4-0    37
9, O’Dea    3-1    16
10, Glacier Peak    3-1    11

Class 2A
1, Archbishop Murphy (8)    4-0    98
2, Lynden (2)    4-0    92
3, Tumwater    3-1    75
4, Burlington-Edison    4-0    73
5, Prosser    3-1    53
6, Chehalis    3-1    49
7, Clarkston    3-1    35
8, Sumner    4-0    28
9, Centralia    4-0    26
10, Eatonville    4-0    7

Class 1A
1, Cascade Christian (6)    4-0    87
2, Meridian    4-0    74
3, King’s (1)    3-0    68
4, Cashmere (2)    4-0    63
5, Montesano    4-0    56
6, Connell    3-1    47
7, Colville    4-0    35
8, Chelan    3-1    23
9, Zillah    4-0    22
10, Nooksack Valley    3-1    18

Class 2B
1, Colfax (5)    3-0    50
2, Napavine    4-0    45
3, Adna    3-1    39
4, DeSales    3-1    35
5, South Bend    3-1    28
6, Tacoma Baptist    3-1    23
7, Asotin    3-1    20
8, Reardan    3-0    17
9, Waitsburg-Prescott    3-0    10
10, Oroville    3-1    3

Class 1B
1, Cusick (7)    4-0    70
2, Lummi    2-1    60
3, Almira-Coulee-Hartline    4-0    59
4, Touchet    3-0    49
5, Lyle-Wishram    1-2    36

Davis’ Trimble out for rest of season

YAKIMA, Wash. — As Davis’ football team enjoys one of its best starts in program history, the Pirates learned this week they will have to  continue on without playmaker David Trimble.

The standout wide receiver and defensive back will undergo surgery on Thursday to repair a hernia injury suffered in a Sept. 10 game at Sunnyside.

He will be out six to eight weeks with the hopeful prospect of not missing any of the basketball season.

“I thought I could play with it, but I took a couple hits in the Richland game (last Friday) and I could tell it wasn’t working,” Trimble told me on Tuesday. “I didn’t want to sit out any of this season, but I have to take care of my health.”

I’ll have more on this in Friday’s prep report.

Cadets in a hurry against Davis — Ike scores quickly in victory

YAKIMA, Wash. — Tyler Suhm implored his Eisenhower girls soccer team to be ready to seize an early opportunity on Tuesday.

The Cadets listened and then did it.

Scoring a goal in the opening minute and two in the first 18 minutes, Eisenhower rushed to a 2-0 victory over Davis in a CBBN 4A match at Davis Field.

Junior Lisa Montoya took a feed from Breanna Mares and scored in the first minute to stake Ike to the quick lead.

“Right before the game we talked about getting a good start and executing early, Suhm said. “You can’t do much better than the first minute of the match. We wanted to get a chance to put some pressure on at the start and it worked out great.”

The Cadets added a second goal when Mares, a senior, scored on an assist from senior Liz Figueroa in the 18th minute.

From there, Ike’s defense took over and senior goalkeeper Sophia Pedemonte recorded five saves to preserve the shutout.

“Our defense has been playing really well lately,” Suhm added. “We were pretty solid today and Sophia did her part.”

The Cadets pushed over .500 in conference play, improving to 3-2 in the CBBN and 4-5 overall. Ike plays at Walla Walla on Saturday.

Davis (0-5, 3-6) is also on the road Saturday with a trip to Moses Lake. Goalkeeper Teresa Salazar, a sophomore, made five saves for the Pirates.

09/29/10 Eisenhower-Davis soccer photo gallery

Photos from Tuesday afternoon’s CBBN 4A soccer match between Eisenhower and Davis at Davis Field in Yakima, Wash. All photos by Sara Gettys of the Yakima Herald-Republic.

Prep volleyball — No. 3 Rams keep rolling

YAKIMA, Wash. — Rachel Hanses produced 18 kills and Julia Nathe totaled 35 assists Tuesday night as third-ranked West Valley stayed unbeaten in league play with a 3-0 sweep of Pasco in CBBN 3A volleyball action.

Linnea Phillips had 30 digs for West Valley, which won 25-10, 25-14, 25-11.

The Rams (7-0) continue league play Thursday night at Southridge.

West Valley highlights: Rachel Hanses 18 kills, 10 digs; Morgan McDowell 9 kills; Ally Moore 6 kills, 10 digs; Jill Segaline 3 kills; Sarah Joff 4 kills; Linnea Phillips 30 digs; Julia Nathe 35 assists.

CBBN 4A

WALLA WALLA 3, EISENHOWER 0: At Eisenhower, the Cadets fell 25-17, 25-15, 25-13 despite 10 kills from Sadie Holwegner.

Eisenhower highlights: Sadie Holwegner 10 kills; Shelby Fitterer 13 digs; Carolyn Smith 16 assists.
MOSES LAKE 3, DAVIS 0: At Davis, Rachel Noe had five kills and six aces, but the Pirates fell 25-12, 25-17, 25-16.

Davis highlights: Rachel Noe 5 kills, 6 aces; Maria Nunez 5 assists; Heidi Ceja 2 assists; Lyndsey Smith 2 blocks; Cydney Thogerson 1 kill, 1 block.

CWAC

SELAH 3, PROSSER 1: At Prosser, Kailee Wood totaled 11 kills and Natalie Fickes had 20 assists, 20 digs and two aces as the No. 2 Vikings prevailed 25-19, 15-25, 25-15, 25-12.

Tamara Jones led Prosser with nine kills and 10 blocks.

Selah highlights: Mary Michael Graf 18 digs; Natalie Fickes 20 assists, 20 digs, 2 aces; Kailee Wood 11 kills; Kayla Dexter 10 kills; Tori Dexter 9 kills.

Prosser highlights: Tamara Jones 9 kills, 10 blocks; Taylor Flores 8 kills, 14 assists, 16 digs; Tayshia Hunt 23 digs; Haily Larson 16 digs; Makinsi Garoutte 8 blocks.
TOPPENISH 3, QUINCY 0: At Toppenish, Maria Cirraco and Leslie Avalos recorded six kills apiece and Avalos added 14 perfect passes and two aces for the Wildcats, who prevailed 25-21, 25-18, 25-13.

Toppenish highlights: Leslie Avalos 6 kills, 14 perfect passes, 13-14 serving, 2 aces; Theresa Comeslast 11 pp, 6-6 serving; Belen Carriedo 5 kills, 7 pp, 8-9 serving, 2 blocks; Anissa Godina 4 kills, 6-7 serving, 2 blocks; Maria Cirraco 6 kills, 10-10 serving; Taylor Kendall 3 kills; Tracy Reinhold 10-10 serving.

Quincy highlights: Devyn Hinkins 6 kills; Sierra Hyer 5 kills; Janna Hodges 15 assists; Madison Petersen 23 digs.

GRANDVIEW 3, OTHELLO 0: At Grandview, Haley Smasne had seven kills and two blocks and Payton Parrish totaled 18 assists, five kills and two blocks as the Greyhounds swept 25-8, 25-16, 25-10.

Grandview highlights: Haley Smasne 7 kills, 2 blocks; Payton Parrish 5 kills, 2 blocks, 18 assists, 12 service points; Yadira Valencia 12 digs; Taylor Hall 5 kills; Mikeala Espinoza 5 kills.

ELLENSBURG 3, EAST VALLEY 0: At Ellensburg, Taylor Hentges and Carly Quirk combined for 11 kills as the Bulldogs downed EV 25-22, 25-17, 25-18.

East Valley highlights: Maddie Gamache 7 kills; Riley Beeghley 3 kills, 7 pp; Mikeala Zimmer 3 kills; Kendra Messinger 4 aces, 11 digs; Sam Simmons 3 aces, 10 assists; Maci Beierle 5 digs, 7 assists.

Ellensburg highlights: Taylor Hentges 6 kills, 5 aces; Carly Quirk 5 kills, 2 aces; Kayla Hull 10 assists; Marrisa Lumpkin 11 digs.

EPHRATA 3, WAPATO 0: At Ephrata, Lizette Melendez collected 12 digs and 11 perfect passes in Wapato’s 25-10, 25-10, 25-18 setback to the Tigers.

Wapato highlights: Leticia Campos 4 kills; Stephanie Velasco 2 kills, 4 digs, 13 assists; Nakota Strom 4 kills, 7 perfect passes; Lizette Melendez 12 digs, 11 perfect passes.

SCAC

GOLDENDALE 3, GRANGER 2: At Goldendale, Lexi Cameron’s 11 kills and 12 digs helped the Timberwolves rally from a 2-1 deficit to win 25-17, 20-25, 20-25, 25-22, 15-13.

Granger highlights: Alina Villa 2 kills, 8 digs, 14 pp; Italia Mengarelli 2 assists, 10 kills, 19 digs, 18 pp; Halee Hull 3 assists, 4 kills, 5 digs, 8 pp, 15-17 serving; Vanessa Nava 10 digs, 4 pp, 10-11 serving; Lindsey Oswalt 14 kills, 12 digs, 11 pp, 5 blocks, 13-14 serving; Martay Gunnier 18 assists, 2 kills, 6 digs, 24-26 serving, 4 aces.

Goldendale highlights: Karissa Ihrig 9 assists; Haley Hoffman 10 assists, 4 aces; Sadie Shattuck 7 kills, 6 blocks, 14 digs, 5 aces; Lexi Cameron 11 kills, 12 digs; Allison Hutchins 6 blocks; Charley Thiele 12 digs.

ZILLAH 3, HIGHLAND 0: At Highland, Alisi Uasike had seven kills and seven digs, Jen Nelson was 12-for-12 serving with 10 assists and two blocks and Felina Razey had 11 assists and seven aces as Zillah (4-1 league) swept 25-12, 25-11, 25-10.

Zillah highlights: Alisi Uasike 7 kills, 7 digs; Whitney Winters 4 kills, 2 blocks; Maddie Burge 3 pp, 2 assists; Holle Boden 4-4, 3 aces; Jen Nelson 12-12 serving, 2 blocks, 10 assists; Felina Razey 11 assists, 7 aces; Allison Torres 4 pp, 2 digs; Leighann Purdy 3 kills; Kassidy Ruggles 8-9, 3 kills.

NACHES VALLEY 3, CLE ELUM 0: At Naches Valley, Justine Benner put down 14 kills to go with 10-for-11 serving and 14 perfect passes as the Rangers rolled 25-14, 25-15, 25-13.

Cle Elum highlights: Chelsea Cameron 9 pp, 4 aces, 13 assists; Ashley Morehouse 11 pp; K.C. Andrus 34 pp; Piper Porter 6 pp, 4 kills; Chloe Newton 19 pp; Dani Sweigard 4 kills, 4 blocks, 3 pp; Erin Dellinger 3 blocks.

Naches Valley highlights: Jessica Ferris 22-23 serving, 3 aces, 31 assists; Justine Benner 14 kills, 14 pp, 10-11 serving; Alex Krapf 8-8 serving, 10 pp; Kristin Stanley 14 pp.
MABTON 3, BURBANK 2: At Mabton, Melissa Gutierrez compiled 42 digs, six aces, nine perfect passes and was 22 for 24 serving as the Vikings outlasted Burbank 25-16, 19-25, 25-21, 18-25, 15-12.

Mabton highlights:  Selena Rodriguez 2 digs, 2-2 serving; Isabela Ahumada 2 aces, 2 digs, 2 pp, 10-14 serving; Dominique Martinez 2 kills; Christina Reynolds 2 assists, 15 kills, 8 aces, 22 digs, 2 blocks, 4 pp, 18-21 serving; Cassanda Madrigal 6 kills, 4 digs; Jackie Cruz 8 kills, 2 aces, 14 digs, 3 blocks, 3 pp; Veronica Vasquez 4 kills, 2 aces, 2 digs, 2 blocks; Terryanna Wheeler 4 assists, 2 kills, 4 digs, 3-4 serving; Melissa Gutierrez 6 aces, 42 digs, 9 pp, 22-24 serving; Jordi Saenz 31 assists, 12 digs, 5-6 serving; Jasmine Medelez 2 kills, 2 blocks.

NORTH CENTRAL 2B

RIVERSIDE CHRISTIAN 3, WHITE SWAN 0: At Riverside Christian, Kendra Staymates amassed 11 kills, three blocks and three aces as the Crusaders rolled 25-14, 25-9, 25-8.

Olivia Hargrave and Onyx Gibbs combined for 13 kills for RC, which improved to 4-0 in league play.

Riverside Christian highlights: Onyx Gibbs 6 kills, 2 pp; Amanda Cunnington 18 pp; Megan Hopp 4 aces, 2 kills, 2 pp; Olivia Hargrave 2 aces, 7 kills, 2 blocks, 17 pp; Sarah Lara 3 aces, 6 pp; Kendra Staymates 3 aces, 11 kills, 3 blocks; Breezy Byrne 2 aces, 3 kills, 2 blocks, 20 assists.

KITTITAS 3, WARDEN 0: At Kittitas, Dakota Adams put down eight kills and Kayvonne Vaver served 10 aces as the Coyotes improved to 4-1 in league with a 25-16, 25-22, 25-13 sweep.

Kittitas highlights: Kayvonne Vaver 10 aces, 4 kills, 8 digs; Dakota Adams 8 kills, 6 digs; Serena Calahan 16 digs; Tori O’Shaunessey 6 blocks.

GREATER COLUMBIA 1B

BICKLETON 3, LYLE-WISHRAM 0: At Bickleton, Katelynn Clinton totaled 11 kills, four blocks and was 15 for 16 serving as the Pirates prevailed 25-21, 25-17, 25-19 to improve to 2-1 in league play.

Bickleton highlights: Haley Goodnight 19 assists, 12-13 serving; Aymie Osborne 2 kills, 22-22 serving; Katelynn Clinton 11 kills, 15-16 serving, 4 blocks; Jamie Venema 5 kills, 4-4 serving, 2 blocks.

NORTH CENTRAL 1B

THORP 3, EASTON 0: At Thorp, Kelsey Hutchinson compiled eight kills, 18 digs and four aces as the Tigers improved their league record to 3-0 with a 25-19, 25-22, 25-5 sweep.

Thorp highlights: Kelsey Hutchinson 8 kills, 4 aces, 18 digs; Katelyn Pendley 5 kills, 5 aces; Alex Houle 14 assists, 2 aces; Christina Price 4 kills, 20 digs.

Prep soccer — Red Devils top Othello in shootout

OTHELLO, Wash. — Ashlee Betancourth assisted on a goal in regulation and hit her shot in the shootout as East Valley’s girls soccer team remained unbeaten with a 2-1 victory over Othello in CWAC play on Tuesday.

The Red Devils trailed at halftime but drew even on Grecia Carrillo’s goal in the 51st minute. In the shootout, EV prevailed 4-3.

Goalkeeper Karlee Ward made four saves in regulation and one in the shootout as the Red Devils improved to 2-0 in conference and 7-0-1 for the season.

First half: 1, Oth, Lindsay Garza, 22:00.

Second half: 2, EV, Grecia Carrillo (Ashlee Betancourth), 51:00.

Shootout: East Valley 4, Othello 3 (EV: Yasi Mohsenian, Betancourth, Salome Yates, Tracy Martin).

Saves: Karlee Ward (EV) 5, Allesha Reyes (O) 20.
SELAH 5, WAPATO 0: At Selah, Sarah Bersing and Ashley Wilkey scored two minutes apart early in the first half to break open the contest and help Selah even its league record.

Five different players scored for the Vikings, and two goalies combined on the shutout.

First half: 1, Selah, Ariana Roberson (Mary Jones), 4:00; 2, Selah, Sarah Bersing, 12:00; 3, Selah, Ashley Wilkey, 14:00.

Second half: 4, Selah, Kylie Ott, 44:00; 5, Selah, Amber Reiber, 55:00.

Saves: Madison Haynes (W) 3, Elia Martinez (W) 3, Shelby Wilkey (S) 2, Braelyn Carter (S) 2.

PROSSER 5, ELLENSBURG 3: At Prosser, Madison Moore scored twice and Helen Petersen scored one goal and assisted on another as the Mustangs improved to 2-0 in league.

Hadli Farrand had two goals for Ellensburg.

First half: 1, Ellensburg, Keilin Farrand, 6:00; 2, Ellensburg, Hadli Farrand, 10:00; 3. Prosser, Maddie Boyle (Helen Petersen), 12:00; 4, Prosser, Madison Moore (H. Petersen), 15:00; 5, Prosser, M. Moore (Mackenzie Forsyth), 32:00; 6, Prosser, Petersen (PK), 40:00.

Second half: 7, Prosser, M. Moore , 60:00; 8. Ellensburg, H. Farrand, 72:00.

Saves: Jamie White (P) 2, Rut Suarez (P) 2; Sammy Bell-Rulvas (E) 5.
GRANDVIEW 9, QUINCY 2: At Grandview, Oryian Matheny scored four goals and Karissa Trinidad and Isabel Islas each added two goals and an assist as the Greyhounds squared their league record at 1-1.

First half: 1, Grandview, Oryian Matheny, 2:00; 2, Grandview, Karissa Trinidad, 14:00; 3, Quincy, Kimberly Avalos, 21:00; 4, Grandview, Isabel Islas (Trinidad), 23:00; 5, Grandview, Islas, 29:00; 6, Grandview, Trinidad, 35:00.

Second half: 7, Grandview, Matheny (PK), 53:00; 8, Grandview, Matheny, (Trinidad) 60:00; 9, Grandview, Matheny, 63:00; 10, Quincy, Cheyenne Hyek, 72:00; 11, Grandview, Jamila Shafer (Islas), 78:00.

Saves: Ranae Kallaw (G) 5; Quincy 9.
EPHRATA 4, TOPPENISH 0: At Ephrata, Alex Gallegos scored twice in the first half and Skylar Lund popped in two goals in the second half for the Tigers.

First half: 1, Ephrata, Alex Gallegos (Lana Sween), 18:00; 2, Ephrata, Alex Gallegos (Lana Sween), 33:00.

Second half: 3, Ephrata, Skylar Lund (Sween), 60:00; 4, Ephrata, Lund, 79:00.

Saves: Skylar Lund (E) 1, Kayla Brissey (E) 1, Elizabeth Garfias (T) 10.

CBBN 3A

WEST VALLEY 9, SUNNYSIDE 0: At Sunnyside, the Rams pulled even in league play at 3-3 as Ashley Richardson popped in three first-half goals.

First half: 1, WV, Brittnee Rider (Kari Erwin), 9:00; 2, WV, Ashley Richardson (Rider), 21:00; 3, WV, Richardson, 33:00; 4, WV, Richardson (Vanessa Perez), 36:00; 5, WV, Sandy Hanses (Abby Gaulke), 39:00.

Second half: 6, WV, own goal, 53:00; 7, WV, Rozlyn Pratt (Hanses), 56:00; 8, WV, Perez (Courtney Wells), 62:00; 9, WV, Lindsay Burns (Mariah Reyes), 74:00.

Saves: Pratt (WV) 1, Stephanie Gibson (WV) 2.

SCAC

HIGHLAND 7, GOLDENDALE 0: At Goldendale, Alyssa Wickenhagen had two goals and an assist, and Caitlin Long and Susy Jimenez both added a goal and two assists as Highland (1-0, 3-2-1) topped Goldendale (0-1, 2-2-1) in its league opener.

Lupita Gutierrez added a goal and an assist for the Scotties.

First half: 1, Highland, Alma Garcia (Caitlin Long), 15:00; 2, Highland, Long, 27:00; 3, Highland, Alyssa Wickenhagen (Long), 34:00.

Second half: 4, Highland, Wickenhagen (Susy Jimenez), 41:00; 5, Highland, Jimenez (Wickenhagen), 57:00; 6, Highland, Gaby Silva (Lupita Gutierrez), 69:00; 7, Highland, Gutierrez (Jimenez), 76:00.

Saves: Melissa Cervantes (H) 5, Dallas Smith (G) 17.
NACHES VALLEY 6, MABTON 0: At Naches Valley, Kelly Snyder scored three goals and assisted on another as the Rangers won their league opener.

Emma Wilcox and Delaney Romero each added a goal and assist for NV (4-3 overall).

First half: 1, Naches Valley, Kelly Snyder (Delaney Romero), 3:00; 2, Naches Valley, Emma Wilcox (Snyder), 6:00; 3, Naches Valley, Snyder, 32:00; 4, Naches Valley, Romero (Wilcox), 37:00.

Second half: 5, Naches Valley, Snyder (Casidy Euper), 51:00; 6, Naches Valley, Chelsea Robles (Dalia Aragon), 61.00

Saves: Kelsey Taylor (NV) 4; Baylie Tyus (M) 11.

Prep cross country — Ike sweeps CBBN dual at Franklin Park

YAKIMA, Wash. — Tuning up for Saturday’s 37th annual Sunfair Invitational on the same course, Eisenhower’s top-ranked boys and girls defeated Davis and Richland in CBBN 4A duals Tuesday at Franklin Park.

Ike’s boys swept the top four places with a total of eight 4A and 3A teams in attendance while the girls put five in the top 12. Both teams improved to 4-0 in the conference’s 4A division.

Jaziel Rodriguez, Santos Vargas, German Silva and Timothy Cummings went 1-2-3-4 for Ike’s boys, all clocking 16:42.

Davis’ girls had five in the top 15 and moved to 3-1 in conference. Ike, Davis and West Valley claimed 14 of the first 19 individual places.

BOYS

Team scores — 4A: Eisenhower 17, Davis 44; Eisenhower 16, Richland 46. 3A: Hanford 25, Sunnyside 35; Hanford 19, West Valley 41; Kennewick 27, Sunnyside 28; West Valley 26, Kennewick 31.

Winner: Jaziel Rodriguez (Ike) 16:42.

Eisenhower: 2, Santos Vargas 16:42; 3, German Silva 16:42; 4, Timothy Cummings 16:42; 10, Delfino Dominguez 17:27; 12, Kyle Chapman 17:38; 17, Peter Troianello 17:58.

Davis: 6, Alberto Melchor 16:57; 8, Joe Knox 17:18; 23, Alex Palacois 18:20; 28, Alexio Garcia 18:41; 32, Israel Fernandez 18:55; 36, Pablo Espinoza 19:11; 43, Collin Buckley 19:35.

Sunnyside: 5, Juan Reynoso 16:55; 11, Nathan Gonzalez 17:30; 26, Omar Cantu 18:27; 45, Freddie Roman 19:51; 46, Anthony Garcia 20:16; 47, Alejandro Campos 20:17; 49, Manuel Dimas 20:22.

West Valley: 15, Joseph Matheson 17:54; 27, Zane Irvine 18:34; 31, Kyle Conrad 18:52; 33, Justin Irvine 18:59; 38, Benito Rodriguez 19:18; 41, Evan Miller 19:26; 42, Dallin Olander 19:26.

GIRLS

Team scores — 4A: Eisenhower 20, Davis 35; Eisenhower 25, Richland 32. 3A: West Valley and Sunnyside incomplete.

Winner: Erin Hegarty (H) 18:45.

Eisenhower: 3, Berenice Penaloza 19:03; 5, Mayra Chavez 19:16; 7, Elise Tello 20:19; 10, Alyssa Pena 21:18; 12, Tori Klein 21:29; 16, Katherine Bravo 22:12;

Davis: 6, Kaitlin Kaluzny 19:40; 8, Sydney Allen 20:36; 13, Erica DeMond 22:00; 14, Megumi DeMond 22:01; 15, Emily Gerardi 22:08; 19, Maria Beltran 22:44; 24, Grace Whitmer 23:18;

West Valley: 9, Chantel Jaeger 21:14; 18, Brittany Swanson 22:39; 23, Cielle Thirty-Hardenburg 23:16; 35, Alyssa Sebren 25:25;

Sunnyside: 28, Kayla Gonzalez 23:49; 39, Maria Olivera 26:58.

Prep swimming — Cadets paddle past Pirates

YAKIMA, Wash. — Emilie Pleger, Laura Ruiz and Beth Klingele each won two individual events to lead Eisenhower past Davis 138-38 in a Central Washington League meet Tuesday at Lions Pool.

Pleger won the 200- and 500-yard freestyle, Ruiz claimed the 200 individual medley and 100 butterfly, and Klingele won the 50 free and diving events.

Rachel Fry (100 free) and Julia Shim (100 breaststroke) had wins for Davis.

Eisenhower 138, Davis 38

At Lions Pool

200 medley relay: 1, Eisenhower (Stuart, K. Klingele, Ruiz, B. Klingele) 2:13.33; 2, Davis (Bradford, Shim, Fry, Boyd) 2:43.41; 3, Eisenhower B (Clark, Erickson, McDonald, Nolff) 2:56.44.

200 free: 1, Emilie Pleger (E) 2:03.99; 2, Alyssa Despain (E) 3:01.00; 3, Melissa Boyd (D) 3:18.55.

200 IM: 1, Laura Ruiz (E) 2:32.81; 2, Katie Klingele (E) 3:01.63.

50 free: 1, Beth Klingele (E) 27.61; 2, Brichten Stuart (E) 31.66; 3, Rachel McDonald (E) 31.80.

Diving: 1, B. Klingele (E) 128.8; 2, Cecily Wilson (E) 99.15.

100 fly: 1, Ruiz (E) 1:08.27; 2, McDonald (E) 1:42.43; 3, Abby Higdon (E) 1:49.98.

100 free: 1, Rachel Fry (D) 1:06.63; 2, K. Klingele (E) 1:08.63; 3, Melissa Boyd (D) 1:23.01.

500 free: 1, Emilie Pleger (E) 5:37.69; 2, Despain (E) 8:13.02; 3, Maddy White (E) 9:15.06.

200 free relay: 1, Eisenhower (Ruiz, K. Klingele, B. Klingele, McDonald) 1:59.57; 2, Davis (Fry, Shim, Boyd, Bradford) 2:24.91; 3, Eisenhower B (White, Clark, Wilson, Erickson) 2:37.44.

100 back: 1, Stuart (E) 1:27.62; 2, Bailey Williams (E) 1:56.83; 3, Kyle Benner (E) 2:00.48.

100 breast: 1, Julia Shim (D) 1:34.56; 2, Fry (D) 1:42.31; 3, Abigal Erickson (E) 1:51.61.

400 free relay: 1, Eisenhower (Stuart, Nolff, Williams, Erickson) 5:46.16; 2, Eisenhower B (Benner, Pleger, Gilman, Despain) 6:12.46.

Wapato results

Bethany Imperial: 200 IM, 2:32.39; 100 fly, 1:15.11. Tiffany Owens: 200 IM, 2:44.43; 100 breast, 1:28.28. Jennifer Cruz: 50 free, 35.51; 100 back, 1:43.56. Jacqueline Beyrouty: 50 free, 33.89; 100 free, 1:21.50. Griselda Solis: 50 free, 44.06; 100 free, 1:45.15. Marisa Arellano: 100 free, 1:21.73; 100 back, 1:39.27.

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