4/29/11 Prep hot tickets

SATURDAY

FASTPITCH: In a showdown of the CWAC’s top two teams, Selah (14-0, 15-1) will travel to Ellensburg (13-1 14-2) for an 11 a.m. doubleheader.

TRACK AND FIELD: Nine local teams will be in the 18-team field at the 22nd annual Keith Jewett Invitational at Ellensburg. Field events start at 10:30 a.m. followed by the first running event at 11.

BOYS SOCCER: CBBN 4A co-leader Davis (7-3, 8-2-2) hosts Eisenhower (5-5, 6-5-3) at 1 p.m., while at the same time Sunnyside (5-7, 6-7-1) hosts West Valley (4-8, 4-9-1) in a CBBN 3A match.

TUESDAY

BASEBALL: Sixth-ranked Goldendale (10-0, 15-3) will travel to No. 2 Naches Valley (8-0, 15-1) for a SCAC West doubleheader at 3 p.m.

Local report: CBC sweeps Yaks

PASCO, Wash. — Yakima Valley’s baseball winning streak has ended, and in a big way.

The Yaks, who’d won all 14 games since losing the second game of a March 30 doubleheader to Columbia Basin, dropped two to the Hawks on Wednesday, 10-3 and 4-2 on CBC’s field.

The sweep reduced YVCC’s East Region lead over Columbia Basin to one game.

CBC (14-4 region, 24-10 overall) came out scoring against Yakima Valley (15-3, 21-6), which was ranked second in the most recent NWAACC poll released Monday.

The Hawks followed a three-run first inning by scoring seven in the second. That was more than enough for starting pitcher Kody Young, who scattered six hits and struck out five through 8 2/3 innings.

Brian King had three of YVCC’s hits — two singles and a double — while Trevor Dallman was 2 for 4 and had two RBI.

Columbia Basin’s Cole McPherson hit a two-run homer in the second inning of the second game, and the Hawks added two more runs in the fourth.

Roeman Fields and Tyler Berman had two hits apiece for Yakima Valley, which managed only single runs in the third and seventh.

Game 1

Yakima Valley 000 100 002 — 3 6 2
Columbia Basin 000 370 00x — 10 9 2
Fife, Garrett (5), Schmit (7) and Chavarria; Young, Garza (9) and McPherson.
YVCC highlights: Brian King (YVCC) 3-4, 2b; Trevor Dallman (YVCC) 2-4, 2 RBI.

Game 2

Yakima Valley 001 000 100 — 2 7 0
Columbia Basin 020 200 00x — 4 8 0
Welton, Druffel (6) and Kerns; Acker, Garza (6), Minnich (8) and McPherson.
YVCC highlights: Roeman Fields (YVCC) 2-5, run; Tyler Berman (YVCC) 2-2, 2 bb, RBI.

Central-UPS postponed

TACOMA, Wash. — Central Washington’s non-league baseball game with Puget Sound was postponed Wednesday due to a forecast of inclement weather.

The Wildcats (11-27) are scheduled to meet UPS (16-15) at 4 p.m. today.

COLLEGE FASTPITCH

Hadenfeld lauded, CWU moves up

ELLENSBURG, Wash. — Lauren Hadenfeld was named NCAA Division II national pitcher of the week Wednesday and Central Washington moved up two spots to eighth in this week’s West Region poll.

Hadenfeld, a senior with an 18-6 record and 2.01 earned run average, was honored by the National Fastpitch Coaches Association.

She has won her last 11 decisions and is 10-0 with a 1.32 ERA during CWU’s 15-game winning streak.

The Wildcats (19-5 GNAC, 25-11 overall) swept a doubleheader last week at Western Washington and hold a two-game conference lead over the Vikings, who were fourth in this week’s poll.

Central can secure its second straight D-II playoff berth by successfully defending its GNAC championship. The Wildcats visit Montana State Billings today for a conference doubleheader.

PREP BASEBALL

Chiawana completes win

YAKIMA, Wash. — In a resumption of a protested game from last week, Chiawana held its 6-4 lead through the final inning to beat Eisenhower on Wednesday and conclude its CBBN 4A sweep.

The Cadets, who have a bye during the league’s final round on Friday, finished 3-9 in league play and are hoping to get in a playoff for the final district berth. Wenatchee, Moses Lake and Chiawana are tied for fourth at 3-7.

PREP FASTPITCH

CBBN 3A

HANFORD 13-13, SUNNYSIDE 0-1: At Sunnyside, Wash., Cricket Louie had four RBI in the opener and Remy Bradley scored four runs in the second game as the Falcons leveled their league mark at 5-5.

Game 1

Hanford 111 82 — 13 8 2
Sunnyside 000 00 — 0 1 5
Bradley and Nash; Sustaita, Cornwell (4) and Chumley.
Highlights: Cricket Louie (H) 2-3, 3b, 4 RBI.

Game 2

Hanford 363 01 — 13 10 1
Sunnyside 000 01 — 1 5 0
De La Paz and Nash; Garza and Chumley.
Highlights: Remy Bradley (H) 2-2, 2b, sb, 4 runs, RBI; Maria Olivera (S) 2-2; Hannah Fernandez (S) 2-2; Marquisa Sustaita (S) 1-2, RBI.

PREP BOYS SOCCER
SCAC

ROYAL 2, HIGHLAND 1: At Cowiche, Wash., the Knights held off a late rush by Highland to keep a share of the league lead.

The Scotties are in fourth place at 6-5 with their league finale at Kiona-Benton on Saturday.

First half: 1, Royal, Luis Esquivel (Adam Martinez), 5:22; 2, Royal, Shaq Ledezma, 19:27.
Second half: 3, Highland, Alfonso Cervantes, 60:17.
Saves: Lupe Arceo (R) 5, Antonio Gonzalez (H) 1.

TUESDAY CLARIFICATIONS: Due to information provided by other sources, two goal scorers were misidentified. West Valley’s goal against Kennewick was scored by David Ellis and assisted by Jesus Esquivel, and Toppenish’s goal against Wapato was scored by Alex Betancourth.

PREP TENNIS
CWAC
Selah boys 3, Quincy 2

Singles: Garrett Van Dyke (Q) d. Jordan Shaffer 6-3, 6-4; Josh Shepard (S) d. Samuel Gregg 6-2, 6-2.

Doubles: Adam Wilson-Joe Avalos (Q) d. Ethan Willard-Peter Ripplinger 6-4, 6-4; Joe Godina-Kenny Blehm (S) d. James Bensch-Marco Hernandez 6-1, 6-1; Connor Henning-Cassidy Beebe (S) d. Miguel Tapia-Sonny Fregoso 5-7, 6-3, 6-3. Record: Selah 3-4 league.

Selah girls 5, Quincy 0

Singles: Ashley Bond (S) d. Ciara Rasmussen 3-6, 6-0, 6-4; Megan Schrenk (S) d. Sara Rigby 6-2, 6-2.

Doubles: Kaiti Dell-Taylor Silverthorn (S) d. Claudia Valenzuela-Blanca Corona 6-4, 6-2; Hannah Russell-Brianna Butler (S) d. Ashley Breeden-Rhyna Diaz 6-0, 6-0; Whitney Bertelsen-Kaly Barthlow (S) d. Antonia Valenzuela-Caitlin Silk 6-0, 6-0. Record: Selah 7-0 league.

East Valley boys 4, Wapato 1

Singles: Sam Johnson (EV) d. Luis Delgado 6-1, 6-4; Cameron Snyder (EV) d. Audel Rosas 6-1, 6-0.

Doubles: John Olsen-Austin Wilson (EV) d. Miguel Mandac-Gerardo Valencia 6-0, 6-1; Joe Garza-Francisco Reyes (W) d. Amrit Khinda-Spencer Klein 6-7 (5), 6-4, 6-2; Garrett Rhynes-Stephen Aiken (EV) d. Joel DeLaTorre-Jerwin Garcia 6-1, 6-1. Record: EV boys 6-1 league.

East Valley girls 3, Wapato 2

Singles: Holly Grimm (EV) d. Alexia Botello 6-0, 6-2; Roslyn Perrault (EV) d. Michelle Cachero 6-0, 6-1.

Doubles: Lizette Melendez-Stephanie Velasco (W) d. Samantha Simmons-Emma Jo Scherschligt 7-5, 6-2; Daniela Solano-Nakota Strom (W) d. Leilani Edgar-Amy Wilson 6-1, 6-0; Ashleigh Eckert-Anna Fallstrom (EV) d. Isabel Alvarado-Alina Gutierrez 6-1, 6-1. Record: EV girls 4-3 league.

Toppenish boys 3, Grandview 2

Singles: Ryan Rodriguez (G) d. Emmanuel Rodriguez 6-1, 6-2; Ezequiel Zamora (G) d. Martin Cantu 6-0, 6-0.

Doubles: C.J. Stauffer-Gavin Reynolds (T) d. Angel Lopez-Stevan Ramirez 6-3, 6-4; Ricardo Palmas-Nick Huylar (T) d. Ivan Campazano-Abel Reyes 7-6 (7),1-6, 6-4; Reymundo Enciso-Enedeo Garza (T) d. Marcus Morales-Chris Galvan 6-0, 6-4.

Toppenish girls 5, Grandview 0

Singles: Leslie Avalos (T) d. Jessica Hernandez 6-2, 6-0; Yessica Regis (T) d. Ana Herrera 6-4, 6-4.

Doubles: Bailey Huylar-Vania Zuno (T) d Mayra Escareno-Sandra Hudon 6-2, 6-3; Araceli Aguilera-Andrea Padilla (T) d. Sadie Wyatt-Victoria Chambers 6-4, 6-1; Beatriz Graciano-Sussana Cruz (T) d. Gabby Avalos-Karissa Carpenter 6-3, 6-2.

SCAC
Zillah boys 3, Burbank 2

Singles: Troy Dunbar (Z) d. Rodney Butler, 6-2, 6-1; Aaron Kelly (Z) d. Tyler Lott, 6-1, 6-0.

Doubles: Jose Godoy-Mike Cardenas (Z) d. Mikey Mosqueda-Ben Zabarouskas, 6-7, 6-2, 6-4; Damian Tracy-Juan Gonzalez (B) d. C.J. Schuster-David Kelly, 6-3, 0-6, 6-2; Burbank won No. 3 doubles by forfeit.

Burbank girls 5, Zillah 0

Singles: Haley Butler (B) d. Felina Razey, 7-5, 2-6, 7-5; Alyssa Hope (B) d. Naomi Campbell 6-1, 6-1.

Doubles: Sydney Erickson-Jacki Linja (B) d. Madeline Dunbar-Elizabeth Fernandez, 6-2, 6-2; Marlen Castellanos-Marina Garcia (B) d. Genesis Rodriguez-Kiersten Ritchie, 7-6, 6-4; Jaky Calzadillas-Julie Mosqueda (B) d. Lizbeth Rodriguez-Brianna Limam 1-6, 6-2, 6-0.

PREP GOLF
Suncadia Girls Invite

Team scores — Top 3: Burlington-Edison 357, Bellingham 362, Glacier Peak 386. Locals: West Valley 419, Highland 447, Selah 454, East Valley 455, Ellensburg 474, Cle Elum 498, Wapato 528.

Medalist: Lauren Atkinson (B-E) 82.

Top locals: Lillian Mitchum (H) 99, Krista Nagle (WV) 101, Katie Gibbs (EV) 103, Brooklyn Wood (WV) 103, Haley Gredvig (H) 105, Kassie Hampton (H) 105, Miranda Swanson (WV) 106, Taylor Jones (Se) 107, Allyson Ingraham (EV) 107, Cassy Burns (Se) 107, Michelle Baluca (Wap) 109, Kendyl Comiskey (WV) 109.

CWAC
GIRLS
At Black Rock Creek

Team scores: Othello 404, Wapato 460, Prosser inc.

Medalist: Paulie Garza (O) 94.

Wapato: Jennifer Cruz 111, Michelle Baluca 113, Diana Baluca 114, Annie Milne 122. Prosser: Alex Riojas 95.

4/28/11 Local bowling results

Nob Hill Bowling Center

BAASMD — Janice Chouinard 693 (212, 244, 237), Carol Gilcher 582 (217, 206), Lori Burkett 545 (205), Dan Gilcher 670 (249, 216, 205), Gary Pericich 678 (224, 256), Ken Stevens 663 (217, 235, 211). A-Carol Gilcher 173, Dan Gilcher 215. L-Sundquist Land Surveying Winners of 2nd Half, 421/2-171/2.

Nob Hill Trio — Sally Berreth 544, Sandy Parker 480. A-Sandy Parker 168. L-Yak-Pac, 36-28.

No Wo To — Debbie Shaffer 521, Donna Barr 518, Pam Kingsboro 506. A-Debbie Shaffer 181. L-Grandma’s are League Winners.

Nob Hill Majors (4 games) — Chris Bailey 839 (231, 268), Don Bautch 835 (267, 205), Randy Abhold 805 (221, 224). A-Harry Mickelson 209. Points- Drew Poplaski, 83 Pts.

Motor — Larry Cramer 647 (231, 225), Peter Ripplinger 631 (226, 206, 203), Randy Harper 629 (242, 210). A-Darren Balam 207. L-Rahier Trucking League Champions.

Sunnyside Valley Lanes

Early Birds — Sue Rice 604 (212, 204), Perley Crosier 469, Sharon Minter 466, Billie Krisher 461, Maria Goedhart 458. A-Sharon Ewart 160. L-Tom’s Car Store, 44-16.

Sunny Valley Women — Stephanie Luke 616 (234, 210), Ellen Curtiss 555, Stacee Isaac 555, Karri Cox 541, Rebecca Trujillo 527 (211). A-Stacee Isaac 198. L-Legend’s Casino, 23-17.

Coffee Trio — Sue Rice 575 (220, 207), Susan Brown 574 (210), Marg Delorme 548, Perley Crosier 502 (204), Barbara Kennedy 485. A-Susan Brown 167. L-RC’s Casino, 50-14.

Lower Valley Scratch (5 games) — Rob Rice 1,207 (279, 248, 227, 251, 202), Tanner Schaneman 1,160 (279, 225, 235, 237), Charles Jacobs 1,157 (227, 276, 238, 225), Derek Colley 1,146 (224, 276, 214, 259), Shristie Cromwell 1,116 (214, 239, 235, 225, 203). A-Rob Rice 223, Christie Cromwell 212. L-Shake N Bake, 2011/2-1281/2.

Minda Lanes

Hit and Miss — Gwen Seward 488, Connie Blanchard 460, Marlene Riggan 452. A-Seward 148.

Guys and Dolls — Dane Cook 613, Randy Raney 558, Ron Raney 535, Alison Nolz 526, Nita Mochel 462, Julie Klutts 454. A-David DeRosier 198, Julie Klutts 171. League winners-The Spare’O’s.

Rez Niters — Robert Wahpat 492, Chad Begay 489, Ray Colfax 350, Roberta Wahpat 398, Tara Antelope 320, Denise Antelope 317. A-Chad Begay 169, Roberta Wahpat 132.

Rez Niters — Chad Begay 450, Ray Colfax 426, Robert Wahpat 409, Roberta Wahpat 372, Denise Antelope 343, Annie Piel 326. A-Chad Begay 169, Roberta Wahpat 132.

Rez Niters — Robert Wahpat 540, Chad Begay 474, Ray Colfax 473, Roberta Wahpat 418, Annie Piel 381, Denise Antelope 293. A-Chad Begay 167, Roberta Wahpat 131.

Little Dutch Inn — Josh Rohuier 769 (225), Jerry Lammi 759 (206, 213), Gene Hipner 752 (203), David DeRosier 751 (207), Nona Cook 711. A-Jackie Valdez 194, Nona Cook 181. Second-half winners-Cascade Auto Recycling 48-42.

Little Dutch Inn — Nona Cook 782 (214, 222), Josh Rohwer 782 (234), Tony Alvarez 773 (205, 224), Jerry Lammi 767 (223). A-Jackie Valdez 194, Nona Cook 181. League champions-The Reeves.

Humana Insurance — Twyla Ostrander 654 (231, 251), Ben Wood 590 (216), Darlene Webb 529, Margaret Beddoe 528 (252), Kay Shemanski 522 (230). A-Darlene Webb 164. League champions-Humana Insurance.

Frontier — Elray Campo 677 (234, 210, 233), Tyler Carilio 663 (217, 245, 201), Quincy Wallahee 617 (223, 213), Joe Contreras 614 (200, 221), Rick Lenberg 601 (223, 204). A-Elray Campo 208. Second-half winners-Dork Squad.

Frontier — Kerby Wallahee 661 (221, 241), Donny Cawthron 603 (222). A-Elray Campo 209. L-Dork Squad 209-127.

NOTE: Because Minda Lanes results were received late, there is no Honor Roll.

Rec Notes: Dirt Dawgs win Battle of the Bats

YAKIMA, Wash. — The 10U Dirt Dawgs clinched the Battle of the Bats Championship April 17th in Yakima. The Dirt Dawgs finished with a record of 3-1, their only loss to the Tri-Cities D3VO.

The Dawgs won the championship game with a score of 18-8 in a rematch against the D3VO.

Team members are Wade Wilkens, Dylan Bishop, Carter Young, Zach Himes, Tate Hogenson, Reid Rasmussen, William Middlebrooks, Kolbein Moore, Sam Skeen, Austin Allen, Dustin Bishop and Devin Bishop. They are coached by Jim Bishop, Jasen Moore, and Tamiko Wilkens.

4/28/11 VSW bulletin board

BASEBALL: Registration for Yakima Pepsi Beetles baseball players and parents is at 1 p.m. Sunday at Parker Field. All players ages 15-19 intending to play for the Beetles this summer must register. Go to www.yakimabeetlesbaseball.com and print and fill out three forms in upper left corner and bring them to the registration. For more information, call Mike Moore at 509-930-5588.

GOLF: The 17th annual West Valley Dollars for Scholars golf tournament will be Wednesday, May 4, at Apple Tree Golf Course, starting at 1:30 p.m. Cost is $110 per person or $440 per team, and includes a cart, catered dinner, snacks and a raffle entry. Contact Rob O’Brien at obrienr@wvsd208.org or Bonnie Carter at 509-966-3962.

SOCCER: Prosser Youth Soccer registration night and annual meeting will be at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, May 25 at Keene-Riverview Elementary School. Cost is $40 and covers both the fall and spring seasons. There is a $5 discount if you bring payment and a copy of the players birth certificate when you register. For more information contact, Angela Knight at 509-786-2854.

4/28/11 Valley Sports Weekly results

GOLF
Apple Tree
MEN’S DIVISION
2-Man Scramble, April 23

First Flight — Gross: 1, (tie) Mike Sutton-Van Johnson 65, Mike Schlosser-Pete Pitzer 65. Net: 1, Alex Podruzny-John Borton 59; 2, Paul Neidhardt-Derek Wood 591?2.

Second Flight — Gross: 1, Butch Lenberg-Larry Oliver 66; 2, Tyler Edwards-Tony Frontis 69. Net: 1, Andrew Eakin-Matt Hargreaves 55; 2, (tie) Doug Hay-Matt Crocker 581?2, George Engle-Jack Shaw 581?2.

Third Flight — Gross: 1, Joe Lenberg-Glen Duvall 76; 2, Lance Barber-Robert Vickers 77. Net: 1, Andy Boen-Ken Stevens 551?2; 2, (tie) Spike Adams-Gary Pericich 59, Mike Maxwell-Bob Mott 59.

WOMEN’S DIVISION
Par 4s, April 27

Low gross: Linda Kostello Kelly 89. Low net: Cricket Callarman 78.

1, Judy Rozelle 47; 2, Claudette Haubner 471?2; 3, (tie) Linda Lenseigne 48, Carol Hammermeister 48; 4, Helen Tweedy 49; 5, Ann Hall 521?2.

Mount Adams
MEN’S DIVISION
Ts & Fs

Gross: 1, Mike Chambers 40; 2, Tye Barrett 41. Net: 1, Javier Valdez 36; 2, Turk Holford 371?2; 3, Jerry Besel 39; 4, (tie) Steve Knopp 391?2, Bill Harrison 391?2; 6, Len Rabanal 40.

WOMEN’S DIVISION
Bestball, April 13

1, Carlisle Ibatuan-Maria Frank 33; 2, Sharon Hedden-Elsie Pearson 34.

Bestball, April 20

1, Betty Carl-Phylli Schmidt-Maria Frank 65; 2, Carrol Storkel-Sharon Hedden-Elsie Pearson 70; 3, Gloria Campbell-Carlisle Ibatuan-Marge Cullen 71.

SunTides
MEN’S DIVISION
Member/Guest, April 16-17

Gross: 1, Ron Wyles-Perry McCormick 136; 2, Andrew Hoffman-Mike Roberts 138; 3, Bill Adkinson-Jeff Shaw 139; 4, Mike Wise-Brooks Kohls 142; 5, Ron McLain-Andre Arcand 144; 6, Ken Hawkins-Will Curley 145. Net: 1, Buck Berndt-Greg Dunn 116; 2, John Garcia-Andy Gallagher 118; 3, Roy Williams-Lou Anderson 119; 4, (tie) Larry Cramer-Dustin Cass 120, Rod Knoepfle-Ed Parkins 120; 6, (tie) Derek Fereday-BJ Baker 123, Tony Frontis-Rudy Gasparac 123.

Thursday Night League, April 21

1, Curly’s Bar and Grill 51?2; 2, KWL Brokerage 51?2; 3, Fore Players 4; 4, Northwest Autobody 4; 5, RJ’s Tire Factory 4; 6, Weapons of Grass Destruction 4; 7, Country Rock Cafe 31?2; 8, The Culls 21?2; 9, Rocc’s 21?2; 10, Rocc’s 21?2.

Tuesday Night League, April 26

1, PLSA 71?2; 2, (tie) Legal Couriers 61?2, Highlanders 61?2; 4, (tie) The Handicapped 6, Arctic Circle 6, Get A Grip 6; 7, PSE 5; 8, (tie) YTC 4, Little Dutch Inn 4, Stellar Industrial 4, Pepsi Cola 4; 12, Morton’s Supply 3; 13, (tie) Yakima Landlords Services 2, Reeves Financial Services 2, J.L. Thomas Construction 2; 16, (tie) First American Realty 11?2, Pond Strikers 11?2; 18, Bill’s Produce 1?2.

WOMEN’S DIVISION
Gross and net, April 26

A Division — Gross: Nancy Slinkard 82, Linda Plummer 86. Net: Karen Cooper 66, Claudette Haubner 75.

B Division — Gross: Carol Finney 92. Net: Pat Mosley 74.

C Division — Gross: (tie) Helen Gallagher 104, Carol Hammermeister 104. Net: Vi Bond 72, Dianne Oleltjen 78.

Buckskin qualifier: Linda Plummer 69.

Westwood West
WOMEN’S DIVISION
Points Play, April 20

A Division: 1, Trudy Ledwich 30; 2, Pat Smith 28.

B Division: 1, Pam Kingsboro 30; 2, Marci Snyder 28.

C Division: 1, Paula Redd 31; 2, Evelyn McGreer 23.

Yakima Country Club
WOMEN’S DIVISION
Criss Cross, April 26

Low gross: Linda Kostello Kelly 88. Low net: Kirsten Monick 72.

First Flight: Bonnie Prediletto 31. Second Flight: Carol Barrett 271?2. Third Flight: Debbie Douglas 29.

Yakima Elks
MEN’S DIVISION
April 20

4-Man, 2-Net: Ron Donaldson-John Crimin-Norm Kuhlmann-Jack Howell 125.

2-Man Bestball — Gross: Gary Erb-Jim Rowland 72; Joe Folk-John Mills 76; Joe Folk-Jim Blevins 77. Net: 1, Ron Donaldson-Norm Kuhlmann 61; Dale Fordyce-Tom Lovell 61; Lee White-John Jamieson 62.

Best 15, First Flight — Gross: Jim Rowland 63. Net: Gary Erb 51.

Second Flight — Gross: Ron Donaldson 65. Net: Paul Sugden 51, Joe Folk 51, Dale Fordyce 51.

Third Flight — Gross: 1, Lee White 69. Net: Duane Oberlander 47.

April 23

4-Man, 1-Net: Jack VanVleck-Lee White-John Jamieson-Jim Nichols 55; Denny Stone-Ted Stone-Tim Speer-Gary Pero 55.

2-Man Bestball — Gross: Perry Page-Gary Hutchins 66; Don Capps-Gary Hutchins 68; Jim Page-Gary Hutchins 69; Aaron Adams-Matt Wood 70; Aaron Adams-Bob Girard 70. Net: John Jamieson-Jim Nichols 57; Ted Stone-Gary Pero 57; Lee White-Jim Nichols 58; Ted Stone-Tim Speer 58; Matt Wood-Bob Girard 59; Jack VanVleck-Jim Nichols 59.

Back 9, First Flight — Gross: Aaron Adams 36. Net: Warren Pollock 34.

Second Flight — Gross: Gary Pero 39. Net: Ron Donaldson 321?2.

Third Flight — Gross: Clary Cronkhite 41. Net: Ted Stone 311?2.

WOMEN’S DIVISION
Blind Nine, April 25

A Flight: Dorothy Brink 351?2; Mary Davis 37; Shelly Yarbrough 371?2. B Flight: Christy Fordyce 341?2. C Flight: Lois Schaap 36; June Wilkes 39.

GYMNASTICS
Region 2 Championships
GYMNASTICS PLUS RESULTS
April 14-17 at Pullman
Level 9

Senior C: 11, Kelsey Hyvonen 35.200 all-around (8.925 vault, 8.525 bars, 8.625 beam, 9.125 floor).

Senior D: 11, Sarabeth Hinson 33.075 (8.825, 8.850, 6.550, 8.850).

RUGBY
High School
AT GIG HARBOR
April 23

Team scores: Harbor Hurricanes 22, Yakima Griffins 19.

Tries: Neiffer 2 (10 Points); Lozano 1 (5). Conversions: Roosendale 2 (4).

Donaldson still living large

Ex-Sonic remains a big figure — just not on the hardwood ||

YAKIMA, Wash. — During the early 1980s, James Donaldson was a big part of the Seattle SuperSonics.

Literally, a big part.

“My goodness,” a young woman said Tuesday while shaking Donaldson’s hand at a YMCA book signing and autograph session, “look how big your hand is compared to mine.”

“Well,” Donaldson said, smiling, “big hands go with being a big person.”

“How tall are you?” she asked.

To which Donaldson answered for the umpteen thousandth time, no doubt, “I am 7-2.” Not to mention 275 pounds.

Back in the day, when Donaldson was still learning the game, his stature was not lost on more established teammates, either. During the 1981-82 season, for example, whenever Donaldson would get the ball near the basket, Gus Williams would howl from the Seattle bench, “He’s yours, big fella.”

Tuesday, reminded of those occasions, Donaldson sat back in his chair and smiled. “Yeah,” he said, “Gus, Fred Brown, J.J. (John Johnson). They were guys who helped me learn, making sure I arrived early and stayed late. Fun times.”

The ’80s, after all, were good to the NBA and vice versa. ESPN and the proliferation of cable TV beamed an increasingly competitive and glamorous game to millions.

Of course, the arrival of Larry Bird and Magic Johnson and the captivating Celtics-Lakers rivalry helped. So did David Stern — for awhile, at least.

The Sonics, meanwhile, were in a state of decline, their skids greased by ill-advised personnel moves lowlighted by draft choices such as Danny Vranes and Jon Sundvold.

In 1979, weeks after winning its only NBA championship, Seattle did itself no favors by using the sixth and seventh picks on James Bailey and Vinnie Johnson, respectively. But the Sonics did find a proverbial diamond in the rough in Donaldson, drafted in the fourth round (73rd overall choice) from Washington State.

Though clearly a project — Donaldson played his first professional season in Italy — he returned to become a popular and productive Sonic and, with Dallas in 1988, he was an All-Star.

The emerging league needed people like Donaldson. He was hard-working, polite and completely void of the sense of entitlement so many players had, even then.

And now Donaldson is back, giving back.

In addition to writing his book, appropriately entitled, “Standing above the Crowd,” Donaldson has served as a mentor to many, giving motivational speeches and spending time with youth as he’d done earlier Tuesday to a sixth-grade PE class at Washington Middle School.

His book is meant to inspire readers to more closely approach their potential through desire, dedication and discipline, using his own personal triumphs as examples.

He owns The Donaldson Clinic, a physical therapy facility in Mill Creek, and ran for mayor of Seattle in 2009.

Speaking of politics, Donaldson was asked the state of Seattle’s climate regarding another NBA team.

“There’s nothing new,” he said. “People are still talking and hoping, but right now there’s nothing on the radar screen. I still think it’s a five-year outlook to do everything that’s necessary, including getting an arena.”

The 53-year-old Donaldson, meanwhile, said he stays in touch with several of his old teammates, including Brown and Johnson, and that former coach Lenny Wilkens helped with portions of his book.

“Lenny had a lot of stories,” Donaldson said. “There were some really neat things he talked about, but some really sad stories, too, about some of the social issues he faced as a young player.”

None of which dulled Donaldson’s keen sense of humor, however.

When it was mentioned that he was born in Heacham, England, Donaldson said,

“I was 2 when we left, so I don’t remember anything about living there. I am jazzed about the wedding, though.”

In the 1980s, the NBA needed people like James Donaldson.

It still does.

• Roger Underwood’s Under the Radar blog is at sportsyakima.com He can be

reached at 509-577-7694 or runderwood@yakimaherald.com

East Valley hands Selah first loss of the season by coming back late

YAKIMA, Wash. — For a full week, East Valley’s baseball team felt the heavy burden of what one bad day can do to an otherwise great season.

But on Tuesday, the Red Devils got that day back and did so in the ideal way.

By battling for it.

Erasing a three-run deficit in the seventh inning and scratching out a decisive run during a highly volatile eighth, East Valley outlasted previously unbeaten Selah for an 8-7 CWAC victory at Loftus Field.

Splitting a league series that started with Selah’s 14-4 five-inning humbling on April 19, the two CWAC rivals are tied atop the standings at 15-1 with final doubleheaders on Saturday.

“For us it was about redemption and playing better in a big game,” said senior catcher Cody Cruse. “We were so disappointed with how we played Selah the first time — it was just bad. So all week we said, ‘No messing around, let’s show we can play better.’ It’s nice to give them their first loss.”

Cruse, who recently missed games with a knee injury, sure did his part, going 3 for 4 with a crucial two-out, two-run single in the bottom of the seventh that tied the game at 7-7.

“That was so clutch, and it couldn’t have happened to a better kid,” said EV coach Jesse Benedetti. “He’s been battling an injury, he’s missed some games and he’s been working on getting his timing back. That was great to see.”

In the eighth, after Selah left the go-ahead run at third, EV’s Tony Saiz came through with the game-winner, pulling a ball just inside first base to score Kris Janis from second with one out. Saiz, a sophomore outfielder, came to the plate 0 for 4.

“Tony stayed on the pitch and did a nice job,” Benedetti noted. “Later in the game our at-bats were more competitive and we worked the counts more. Through it all, we kept our composure and that’s something we’ve talked a lot about.”

Composure got stressed on both sides.

Selah picked up two unearned runs in the top of the seventh, stretching its lead to 7-4 when East Valley committed its two errors in the game.

But in the eighth it was Selah’s turn to get rattled. Jonathan Janis’ leadoff liner to left field appeared to be caught by a diving Kurt Lindemann, but after the two umpires conferred it was ruled that he juggled and dropped it. Shortstop Alex Fickes, who was 3 for 4 with three doubles, was later ejected while coach Mike Archer argued with the umpires.

Jonathan Janis was erased on a fielder’s choice by Kris Janis, who reached second when Hunter Hanson was hit by a pitch. That set up Saiz’s walk-off hit.

“The kids didn’t let down and just kept battling,” said Benedetti, who got a pair of RBI doubles from Cody Nickoloff. “We got a few breaks, hit some balls hard toward the end and just played hard.”

The Vikings are adjusting their infield following the loss of senior shortstop Trent Douglass, who suffered a broken ankle last week.

“As much as you don’t want that changing too much, it obviously does,” Archer said. “But that’s part of the game and we just have to toughen up and move on.”

Both second-ranked Selah (17-1) and No. 6 East Valley (15-3) have clinched the CWAC’s top two spots and first-round byes in the district tournament.

The Vikings close Saturday at home with a doubleheader against Quincy while East Valley travels to third-place Othello.

Selah 104 000 20 — 7 10 1
East Valley 020 002 31 — 8 13 2
Monson, Gonzalez (7), Petrea (8) and Cavanaugh; Lemus, Juarez (7) and Cruse.
Highlights: Alex Fickes (S) 3-5, 3 2b, sb, run; Kurt Lindemann (S) 2-4, run; Kyle Fickes (S) 1-4, 2b, 2 RBI; Jake Monson (S) 1-4, 2 RBI, 6 IP; Hugo Lemus (EV) 1-4, solo HR, 6.1 IP, 9 hits, 7 K, 1 BB; Cody Cruse (EV) 3-4, 2 RBI; Cody Nickoloff (EV) 2-4, 2 2b, 2 RBI; Jonathan Janis (EV) 2-4, RBI.

Preps: Pirates sweep Cadets in tennis

YAKIMA, Wash. — With the girls squeezing out a 4-3 victory, Davis swept Eisenhower in CBBN 4A boys and girls tennis Tuesday at Kissel Park. T

he Pirates’ boys squad prevailed 6-1. Both Davis teams are 5-3 overall.

In the CBBN 3A, West Valley’s boys remained unbeaten with a 7-0 win over Sunnyside. WV’s girls won by the same score.

CBBN 4A

Davis boys 6, Eisenhower 1

Singles: Martin Rogers-Reyes (D) d. Logan Patterson 6-1, 6-1; William Coleman (D) d. Jordan Chen 6-0, 6-2; Ben Chang (D) d. Phillip Celerian 6-0, 6-1; Kyle Miller (D) d. Oscar Martinez 6-3, 6-4.

Doubles: Jose Mesa-Seth Dufault (D) d. Kyle Linker-Carlos Martinez 6-0, 6-1; Liam Johnston-Ben Hohman (D) d. Felipe Monter-Angel Lara 6-3, 6-2; Cristian Velasco-Austin Briggs (E) d. Hunter Long-Sean Nagle-McNaughton 7-6, 5-7, 7-5.

Record: Davis is 2-3 in league, 5-3 overall.

Davis girls 4, Eisenhower 3

Singles: Meg DeMond (D) d. Claire Bohoskey 6-2, 7-6 (4); Erica DeMond (D) d. Ali Sellstead 6-4, 6-3; Kacie Cross (E) d. Katy Jach 6-4, 7-5; Catherine Maier (D) d. Tori Klein 6-1, 6-4.

Doubles: Sarah Lopez-Sophia Pedemonte (E) d. Hannah Besso-Sandia Kim 6-2, 6-1; Ashley Steffon-Nikki Pomano (E) d. Haley Hargreaves-Alexa Farley 6-2, 6-3; Adrienne Larson-Lily Naughton (D) d. Maritsa Algo-Rachel Lopez 6-2, 6-2.

Record: Davis is 3-2 in league, 5-3 overall.

CBBN 3A

West Valley boys 7, Sunnyside 0

Singles: Aaron Farmer (WV) d. Javier Aguilar 6-1, 6-0; Mitchell Anderson (WV) d. Scott Laverman 6-0, 6-0; Josh Latimer (WV) d. Kayden Johnson 6-0, 6-0; Brian Ridd (WV) d. Iran Brambila 6-1, 7-5.

Doubles: Cooper Anderson-Daniel Wenker (WV) d. George Noyola-Josiah Miranda 6-0, 6-0; Craig Heflick-Kenny Kim (WV) d. Ricardo Sanchez-Jonathan Gutierrez 6-0, 6-1; Kiefer Westlund-Gabe Valley (WV) d. Uriel Osuna-Jaime Garcia 7-5, 6-2.

Record: West Valley is 6-0 in league, 11-0 overall.

West Valley girls 7, Sunnyside 0

Singles: Carly Riehl (WV) d. Amanda Villareal 6-0, 6-1; Carley Schmidt (WV) d. Sonia Romero 6-0, 6-0; Kayelyn Aggett (WV) d. Keala Drollinger 6-0, 6-1; Lauren Boushey (WV) d. Ashley Marquez 6-1, 6-1.

Doubles: Caroline Goyette-Dannielle Tanasse (WV) d. Emily Meyer-Jessie Robert 6-0, 6-2; Julia Nathe-Rozlyn Pratt (WV) d. Jill Spini-Christine Kim 6-4, 6-3; Rebecca Sainsbury- Kelli Carman (WV) d. Lydia Robert-Adilene Torres 6-1, 6-2.

Record: West Valley is 2-4 in league, 4-7 overall.

CWAC

Ellensburg boys 4, Ephrata 1

Singles: Michael Komorowski (El) d. Jordan Brzezny 6-3, 6-2; Tim Hurson (El) d. Thomas Pheasant 6-2, 6-3.

Doubles: Connor Sears-Hunter Sears (Ep) d. Alex Schnebly-Luke Rogers 7-5, 6-2; Nick Gigstead-Jeremy Teske (El) d. Michael Bosnar-Micheal McDonnell 7-6 (2), 6-2; Coleman Schnebly-Erik Hurson (El) d. Mauricio Contrerras-Calvin Callahan 6-0, 6-0.

Ephrata girls 3, Ellensburg 2

Singles: Abigail Pellet (El) d. Naomi Kooistra 6-0, 6-0; Aubrey Denley (Ep) d. Mary Lonowski 7-5, 6-4.

Doubles: Nathalie Gruber-Ali Gray (El) Allison Pheasant-Kim Beck 4-6, 6-3, 6-2; Tessa Ratigan-Tiana Schmitz (Ep) d. Teresa Connolly-Mary Kelleher 6-4, 6-2; Giant Bui-Whitney Miller (Ep) d. Jax Chissus-Sami McPherson 6-4, 6-2.

East Valley boys 5, Toppenish 0

Singles: Sam Johnson (EV) d. Emmanuel Rodriguez 6-0, 6-1; Cameron Snyder (EV) d. Martin Cantu (T) 6-0, 6-0.

Doubles: John Olsen-Austin Wilson (EV) d. Gavin Reynolds-C.J. Stauffer 6-0, 6-0; Amrit Khinda-Spencer Klein (EV) d. Nick Huylar-Ricardo Palmas 6-4, 6-3; Garrett Rhynes-Stephen Aiken (EV) d. Enedeo Garza-Reymundo Enciso 6-2, 6-3.

East Valley girls 3, Toppenish 2

Singles: Holly Grimm (EV) d. Yessica Regis 6-1, 6-0; Roslyn Perrault (EV) d. Blanca Romero 6-1, 3-6, 6-2.

Doubles: Sam Simmons-EmmaJo Scherschligt (EV) d. Bailey Huylar-Vania Zuno 6-2, 6-2; Andrea Padilla-Araceli Aguilera (T) d. Amy Wilson-Leitani Edgar 6-1, 6-0; Sussana Cruz-Beatriz Garciano (T) d. Ashlei Eckert-Anna Fallstrom 6-2, 6-3.

SCAC

Granger boys 4, Goldendale 1

Singles: Keith Bighorn (Go) d. Ryker Ely 6-1, 6-2; Reis Klarich (Gr) d. Bobby Koffler 0-6, 6-4, 6-3.

Doubles: Daniel Valencia-Andy Aldaco (Gr) d. Kurt Wilkins-Casey Wilhite 6-2, 7-5; Eric Quezada-Johnny Pacheco (Gr) d. Riley Kaufman-Dillion Beierle 6-2, 6-2; Trevor Highman-Cody Heitzman (Gr) d. Patrick Golding-Kyle Wilkins 6-2, 2-6, 6-2.

Record: Granger 7-4 in league.

Granger girls 3, Goldendale 2

Singles: Italia Mengarelli (Gr) d. Amanda Stelzer 6-0, 6-1; Jasmine Almaguer (Gr) d. Kendall Bloom 6-2, 6-2.

Doubles: Dallas Smith-Kelsey Walker (Go) d. Natalie Carpenter-Laura Ochoa 6-0, 6-3; Crystal Ball-Madison Holbrook (Go) d. Alina Villa-Marianna Garcia 6-3, 4-6, 6-4; Nohley Diaz-Nancy Almaguer (Gr) d. Nellie Bilberback-Crysta Allen 7-5, 5-7, 6-3.

Record: Granger 6-4 in league.

La Salle boys 3, Naches Valley 2

Singles: Jeremy Gaudette (NV) d. Brian Carlson 6-2, 7-6 (5); Aaron Schmitt (NV) won by forfeit.

Doubles: Ryan Voelker-Luke Nichols (LS) d. Tyler Mills-Terrance Kleeschulte 7-5, 6-2; Jacob Tri-Brendan Stewart (LS) d. Matt Doehle-Jose Aguiler 6-0, 6-0; Danny Paganelli-Marshall Wright (LS) d. Garrett Roberts-Neil Campbell 6-1, 6-2.

Record: La Salle is 8-2 in league.

Naches Valley girls 3, La Salle 2

Singles: Larisa Fossum (NV) d. Margaret Busey 6-4, 6-2; Bailey Shirley (NV) d. Kelly Roy 4-6, 6-3, 6-4.

Doubles: Shelly Johnson-Satinder Kaur (NV) d. Kathryn Busey-Tori Heckart 2-6, 6-3, 6-4; Katie Carroll-Chloe Martin (LS) d. Hannah Richards-Grace Carrell 6-2, 6-3; Olivia Martin-Haley Hoon (LS) d. Natalie Clausing-Dalia Aragon 6-2, 7-5.

Record: La Salle is 9-1 in league.

North Central 2B

White Swan boys 5, Wilson Creek 0

Singles: Alvaro Gonzalez (WS) d. Sergio Alvarez 8-1; Juan Rabadan (WS) d. Logan Crane 8-0; Armando Cervantes (WS) d. Adolfo Fernandez 8-1.

Doubles: Alex Craig-Ethan Lewis (WS) won by forfeit. Xavier Valaderez-Christian Galavan (WS) won by forfeit.

Record: White Swan 10-2 league.

Wilson Creek girls 4, White Swan 1

Singles: Carolyn Kiesl (WC) d. Jessica Sheppard 8-0; Clarissa Hanson (WC) d. April Kemp 8-2; Brandi Bunnel (WC) d. Kayla Ackley 8-2.

Doubles: Shanita Sohappy-Yazmin Valladares (WS) won by forfeit; Ziba Atak-Samantha Dower (WC) d. Nayeli Fernandez-Adi Villanueva 8-1.

Record: White Swan 1-11 league.

TRACK AND FIELD

Zillah boys, NV girls win titles

ZILLAH, Wash. — Zillah’s boys and Naches Valley’s girls both went 3-0 in dual meets on Tuesday to wrap up SCAC West titles.

Zillah’s Logan Olney swept the 100 and 200 and helped the Leopards win both relays, and NV’s Kelly Snyder won the 100, long jump and triple jump for the Rangers.

Snyder took the Valley lead in the triple jump at 34-4.

AT ZILLAH

BOYS

Team scores: Zillah 3-0, La Salle 2-1, Naches Valley 1-2, Highland 0-3. 100: Logan Olney (Z) 11.1.

200: Olney (Z) 22.3. 400: Isaac Estrada (Z) 55.9. 800: Scott Thomas (Z) 2:09.5. 1600: Thomas (Z) 4:53.1. 3200: Matt Schwittay (L) 11:20.8. 110H: David Whitmore (NV) 16.3. 300H: David Whitmore (NV) 42.2. 4×100: Zillah 44.7. 4×400: Zillah 3:38.8. Shot: Jake Calaghan (NV) 49-11. Disc: Calaghan (NV) 133-5. Jav: Colton Langell (L) 123-5. HJ: Scott Frank (Z) 5-8. LJ: Angel Rodriguez (Z) 17-91Ž2. TJ: Rodriguez (Z) 38-0.

GIRLS

Team scores: Naches Valley 3-0, Zillah 2-1, La Salle, 1-2, Highland 0-3. 100: Kelly Snyder (NV) 13.6.

200: Regine Standley (L) 27.4. 400: Britten Ellis (Z) 1:06.2. 800: Allie McGree (L) 2:35.0. 1600: Lauren Brewington (NV) 6:00.9. 3200: Brewington (NV) 12:53.0. 100H: Beth Wise (Z) 17.8. 300H: Wise (Z) 52.1. 4×100: Highland 54.3. 4×200: La Salle 1:54.0. 4×400: La Salle 4:36.1. Shot: Kelsie Taylor (NV) 32-8. Disc: Lexus Bogardus (NV) 110-9. Jav: Taylor (NV) 133-4. HJ: Emily Seaman (Z) 4-8. LJ: Snyder (NV) 15-21Ž2. TJ: Snyder (NV) 34-4.

GOLF

CBBN 4A BOYS POD 4

At Meadow Springs, par 72

Team scores: Richland 312, Moses Lake 339, Wenatchee 352, Walla Walla 366, Chiawana 372, Eisenhower 402, Davis inc.

Medalist: Matt Rezendes (R) and Cole Lorenzo (R) 74.

Eisenhower: Nate Geffre 97, Colton Hinman 97, William Flett 103, Mark Lavis 105.

Davis: Alex Willson 90, Eddie Espinoza 98, Will Chapman 122.

CWAC

GIRLS

At Mt. Adams, par 73

Team scores: East Valley 432, Selah 449, Grandview inc., Toppenish inc.

Top 5: Katie Gibbs (EV) 100, Taylor Jones (S) 101, Allyson Ingraham (EV) 107, Alexa Palomarez (EV) 109, Ashley Anderson (S) 111, Kayla Lucas (G) 111.

BOYS

At Black Rock Creek, par 72

Team scores: East Valley 331, Prosser 356, Grandview inc.

Medalist: Andrew Raab (EV) 75.

East Valley: Chad Cameron 79, Ben Assink 82, Connor Black 95.

Prosser: Chad Hancock 78, Wade French 84, Devin Bender 85, Dylan Truax 109.

Grandview: Dylan Parker 118, Robert Lemos 123, Sean Charvet 138.

At Mt. Adams, par 73

Team scores: Othello 325, Selah 361, Quincy 389, Toppenish 405.

Medalist: Jared Kummer (O) and Colton Hall (O) 78.

Selah: Kyle Yates 85, Derek Wood 87, Steven Anderson 92, Scott Graf 97, Jon Cruz 103.

Toppenish: Aaron Pacheco 99, Miguel Landeros 106, Roman Briseno 115, Isaiah Esquibel 125.

Baseball/fastpitch: Ike walks away with split

MOSES LAKE — Kris Loyd’s bases-loaded walk drove in one run and Don

Gardner’s sacrifice fly scored another in the top of the eighth inning Tuesday as Eisenhower beat Moses Lake 5-3 in the first game of a CBBN 4A baseball doubleheader.

Michael Woodkey scattered eight hits while striking out four for the Cadets, who dropped the second game 11-3.

Woodkey and Nick Lombardi each had four hits on the day.

Today, the Cadets will complete a game with Chiawana that started last Friday but ended under a protest that eventually was upheld.

The Cadets, down 6-4, will resume play in the bottom of the seventh inning with a runner on second base and no outs.

Game 1

Eisenhower 200 000 12 — 5 6 1
Moses Lake 003 000 00 — 3 8 1
Woodkey and Lombardi; Yada, Alvarado (8), Steffler (8) and Neyela.
Highlights: Michael Woodkey (E) 4 Ks, 2-4; Josh Vickers (E) 2-3; Nick Lombardi (E) 2-3.

Game 2

Eisenhower 000 012 0 — 3 8 2
Moses Lake 522 110 x — 11 11 0
Farnsworth, Pati (3), Loyd (4) and Lombardi, Vickers (4); Swartz, Zaulo (6) and Neyela.
Highlights: Lombardi (E) 2-4, 3b, RBI; Woodkey (E) 2-4.

WALLA WALLA 6-5, DAVIS 5-2: At Davis, Matt Watson hit a three-run homer in the first game and added a two-run single in the second as Wa-Hi swept.

Jackson Marquis hit a three-run homer in the second inning of the opener and Markus McClurkin had a two-run blast in the seventh frame of the nightcap for Davis.

Game 1

Walla Walla 001 032 0 — 6 11 4
Davis 130 001 — 0  5 6 3
Christina and Holbrook; Mottet, Klingele (5), Sanders (6) and White Elk.
Highlights: Jackson Marquis (D) 2-3, 3-run HR; Damon Lybeck (D) RBI; Josh White Elk (D) 2-3; Matt Watson (WW) 3-run HR; Kevin Toon (WW) RBI 2b.

Game 2

Walla Walla 000 104 0 — 5 10 3
Davis 000 000 2 — 2 8 2
Campeau and Holbrook; Dupree, Lybeck (6) and Alexander.
Highlights: Markus McClurkin (D) 2-4, 2-run HR; Nate Villegas (D) 2-3; Watson (WW) 2-run 1b.

CWAC

WAPATO 7, TOPPENISH 4: At Wapato, Anthony Alvarado and George Gomez had two hits apiece and combined to pitch an eight-hitter as the Wolfpack won its first league game of the season.

Toppenish 101 020 0 — 4 8 5
Wapato 105 010 x — 7 10 4
Piper and Maldonado; Alvarado, Gomez (5) and Imperial.
Highlights: George Gomez (W) 2-4; Alan Nevarrez (W) 2-3; Martin Valdez 2-2; Anthony Alvarado (W) 2-3; Piper (T) 2-3; Valadez (T) 2-3.

ELLENSBURG 16, QUINCY 13: At Quincy, Ellensburg’s Kramer Ferrell capped a 4-for-5 day with a grand slam to highlight a six-run top of the seventh that broke a 10-10 tie.

Ferrell finished with six RBI and three runs, while Corbin Richardson added two hits, three RBI and a run, and Michael Wyatt had two hits, two runs and an RBI for the Bulldogs.

Ellensburg 004 051 6 — 16 14 6
Quincy 101 440 — 3  13 13 2
Ferrell, Graham (5) and Ledgard, Campbell (5); Kody Berens, Hodges (7) and Navarro.
Highlights: Michael Wyatt (E) 2-4, 2 runs, RBI; Kramer Ferrell (E) 4-5, GS, 3 runs, 6 RBI, 2 sb; Corbin Richardson (E) 2-4, run, 3 RBI; Cameron Campbell (E) 2-2, 2 runs, RBI; Jackson Hodges (Q) 5-5, 4 runs, 2 RBI; Johnny Navarro (Q) 2-5, 3b, 2 runs; Manny Ybarra (Q) 2-4, 2b.

PROSSER 3, GRANDVIEW 1: At Prosser, Kyle Kilian struck out six in five innings and broke a 1-1 tie with an RBI double in the fifth inning to lead Prosser (9-7 league, 10-8 overall).

Grandview 000 100 0 — 1 3 1
Prosser 100 011 x — 3 6 3
Sauve and Swearingen; Kilian, Fassler (6) and Finn.
Highlights: Eric Sauve (G) 7 Ks, 2-3; Kyle Kilian (P) 6 Ks in 5 ip, 2-3, RBI 2b; Wyatt Baker (P) 2-3; Ryan Fassler (P) 1-3, RBI; John Hanlon (P) 1-2.

NORTH CENTRAL 2B

KITTITAS 14, WHITE SWAN 2: At White Swan, Nate Sorensen struck out 10 in a two-hit complete game and hit one of five homers for Kittitas (6-1 league, 9-5 overall).

Tanner Wallace hit two solo homers and Zach Wallace had a two-run shot for the Coyotes.

Kittitas 452 03 — 14 15 3
White Swan 100 01 — 2 2 5
Sorensen at Studer; Olivo, Phillips (5) and Spencer
Highlights: Laker Brooks (K) 2-4, solo HR; Tanner Wallace (K) 4-4, 2 solo HR; Nate Sorensen (K) 10 K, 2-4, solo HR; Tom Studer (K) 2-3, 2b; Zach Wallace (K) 2-3, 2-run HR, 3 RBI; Isaac Johnson (K) 2-2; T. Tilley (WS) 2-2.

RIVERSIDE CHRISTIAN 31, MANSON 2: At Riverside Christian, Sterling Haas drove in six runs, John Haas had three RBI and Matt Shuel was 4 for 5 as the Crusaders improved to 6-4 in league.

Manson 001 10 — 2 6 6
Riverside Ch. (12)1(16) 2x — 31 23 0
Quigley and Griffin; Catton, Cates (4) and S. Haas.
Highlights: Sterling Haas (RC) 3-4, 6 RBI; Matt Shuel (RC) 4-5, 2 RBI; Michael Stein (RC) 3-5, 2 RBI; John Haas (RC) 2-4, 3 RBI.

FASTPITCH

Vikings stay unbeaten in CWAC

PROSSER, Wash. — After pulling out a close win in the opener, Selah went on to sweep Prosser 6-4, 19-0 and remain unbeaten in CWAC play on Tuesday.

Sarah Bersing homered and Jesse Ihly had two RBI in the first game, and Natalie Fickes was 3 for 3 with a triple and four RBI in the second as the Vikings moved to 14-0 in league and 15-1 overall.

Selah will play at second-place Ellensburg (13-1) on Saturday in a doubleheader showdown that starts at 11 a.m. The Bulldogs swept Toppenish on Tuesday 22-0, 23-0.

Game 1

Selah 301 100 1 — 6 11 1
Prosser 021 100 0 — 4 6 1
Weedin and Bersing; Meza and Bynum.
Highlights: Ashley Wilkey (S) 1-2, 2 runs; Natalie Fickes (S) 2-4, run, RBI; Mary Graf (S) 2-4, 2 runs, RBI; Sarah Bersing (S) 1-4, HR, RBI; Bailey Turner (S) 1-4, RBI; Jesse Ihly (S) 2-3, 2 RBI; Morgan McCallister (S) 2-3; Gabby Meza (P) 2-4; Gena Stephenson (P) 2-4.

Game 2

Selah 2(10)4 20 — 19 15 1
Prosser 000 00 — 0 2 2
Minnick and Bersing, Fullerton (4); Ferry, Cook (2),Mesa (3) and Stephenson.
Highlights: Fickes (S) 3-3, 2 runs, 3b, 4 RBI; Graf (S) 2-3, 2 runs, 3b, 4 RBI; Bersing (S) 1-1, run, RBI; Carly Minnick (S) 1-2, run, 3b, RBI; Haley Floyd (S) 3-4, 3 runs, 3 RBI; Taylor Rath (S) 1-3, 2 runs, RBI, 3b.

NORTH CENTRAL 2B

KITTITAS 14, WHITE SWAN 3: At White Swan, Caitlyn Steiner was 4 for 4 with two runs and two RBI, Sarena Calahan was 3 for 4 with two runs and an RBI and Kayvonne Vaver had a homer and three RBI to help keep Kittitas (7-0 league, 8-3 overall) perfect in league play.

Kittitas 084 02 — 14 13 1
White Swan 001 20 — 3 2 5
Hayes and Calahan; Perez and Wilson.
Highlights: Sarena Calahan (K) 3-4, 2 runs, RBI; Kayvonne Vaver (K) 1-3, 2-run HR, 3 RBI; Caitlyn Steiner (K) 4-4, 2b, 2 runs, 2 RBI.

GREATER COLUMBIA 1B

SUNNYSIDE CHRISTIAN 3-12, LYLE-WISHRAM 2-0: At Lyle, Makayla Morrow struck out 11 and Kara den Hoed’s two-run homer sparked a three-run rally in the sixth inning as Sunnyside Christian won the opener.

Analisa Van Oostrum was 4 for 4 in the second game as the Knights completed the sweep and secured the league championship.

Game 1

Sunnyside Chr. 000 003 — 0  3 7 1
Lyle-Wishram 010 010 0 — 2 6 2
Morrow and D. DeGroot; Roth and M. Lacock.
Highlights: Grace den Hoed (SC) 2-run HR; Danika DeGroot (SC) 2-3, RBI; Makayla Morrow (SC) 11 Ks; Dakota Doolin (LW) 2-3; Chantelle Hickman (LW) 3b; Karlee Roth (LW) 7 Ks, 1-3, RBI.

Game 2

Sunnyside Chr. 601 50 — 12 12 1
Lyle-Wishram 000 00 — 0 0 3
Morrow, J. DeGroot (3) and D. DeGroot; Roth and M. Lacock.
Highlights: Analisa Van Oostrum (SC) 4-4, 3b; G. den Hoed (SC) 2-4, 2b, RBI; Devi Knotts (SC) 2-2, 3b, RBI.

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