Baseball: Sehome hands Chehalis first loss

YAKIMA, Wash. — The scouting report on unbeaten Chehalis, John Albert recalled, was actually quite monotonous.

“We’re going over their lineup,” the Sehome senior right-hander said, “and it’s like, ‘Great hitter, great hitter, great hitter.’ The only change would be, ‘This guy’s going D-I, and so is this guy.’”

But while the Bearcats do in fact have two players who are going D-I, Albert’s Mariners are going to the Class 2A state championship game thanks to a 3-2 semifinal victory Friday at Yakima County Stadium.

Sehome meets Burlington-Edison tonight at 7 for the title.

While Sehome’s state history is more extensive — the M’s won crowns in 2007 and 2008 — Chehalis’ was more recent. The defending champs were 24-0 coming into Friday, due in no small part to pitcher-first baseman Robert Pehl and shortstop Erik Forgione, both of whom have signed to play at Washington.

Pehl produced three of his team’s seven hits, but Albert kept the other Bearcats largely in check, striking out four, hitting two and walking none in a complete-game performance that saw Sehome (19-7) claim the tense, see-saw battle by scoring two sixth-inning runs with two-outs.

With the M’s down 2-1, Albert drew a leadoff walk against Pehl and moved to second on a groundout. Hayden Knight then singled to left on an 0-2 pitch, scoring Albert to tie the score, and Knight came all the way around when Travis Boyd lined a triple over right-fielder Bryce Hanson’s head.

Sehome had broken through for a 1-0 lead against Pehl in the fourth. Colin Peterson, who’d reached on an error, scored on Boyd’s double to right. But Knight, who had singled ahead of Boyd, was thrown out at the plate after Peterson scored, and Boyd was then caught in a rundown between second and third before being tagged out.

The Bearcats took the lead in the top of the sixth as successive doubles by Pehl and Mitch Gueller scored one run, though Gueller was later retired on a failed suicide squeeze. Justin Wilson, who whiffed on the aforementioned bunt attempt, singled with two outs and then scored on Keylen Steen’s double to the wall in left-center.

Chehalis 000 002 0 — 2 7 1
Sehome 000 102 x — 3 7 1
Pehl, Wilson (6) and Kahn; Albert and Boyd.
Highlights: Robert Pehl (C) 3-4, 2b, run; Mitch Gueller (C) 1-3, 2b, RBI; Justin Wilson (C) 2-3, run; Keylen Steen (C) 1-3, 2b, RBI; Anthony Pitsch (S) 1-3; Ben Wilson (S) 2-3; Hayden Knight (S) 2-3, RBI; Travis Boyd (S) 2-3, 2b, 3b, RBI.

Burlington-Edison 8, Clarkston 3: Burlington-Edison rolled to a big lead early and cruised to an 8-3 victory over Clarkston on Friday in the Class 2A state baseball semifinals.

The win sends B-E (17-8) into Saturday’s 7 p.m. championship game against Sehome, which beat previously unbeaten Chehalis 3-2 earlier Friday.

B-E’s Reed Perry tossed the complete-game victory, getting into only mild trouble in the seventh inning, when Clarkston rapped three of its hits and scored all its runs. Otherwise, Perry struck out seven and took advantage of two double plays to shut down potential Bantam rallies in the third and fourth innings.

The Tigers scored all eight runs in the first four innings, and put the game away with three runs in the fourth. Six of B-E’s eight runs were earned as the Tigers pounded 10 hits.

Dylan Boe paced B-E with a 3-for-4 effort, and Dalton Schwetz added two hits and two RBIs.

Layton Bush led Clarkston with a 2-for-3 game.

Burlington-Edison 122 300 0 – 8 10 0
Clarkston 000 000 3 – 3 7 2
Perry and Boe; Fuller, Olson (4) and Ruark. W–Perry. L–Fuller.
HITS–B: Boe 3, Schwetz 2 (double), Livingston 2 (double), Olis, Trujillo, Quillian. C: Bush 2 (double), Arnone, Smith (double), Ruark, Olson, Hansen.
RBI–B: Erickson, Garcia, Schwetz 2, Olis 2, Livingston. C: Bush, Hansen.

Baseball: Defending champs knock off DeSales

YAKIMA, Wash. — Defending champion Seattle Lutheran scored seven runs in the fifth inning Friday night and rolled to a 12-7 victory over DeSales in a Class 2B state baseball semifinal at Parker Field.

The Saints (21-2) will meet Warden (22-3) for the championship at 4 p.m. today, also at Parker. Warden was a 9-4 winner over LaConner in Friday’s early semi.

Evan Clements had a two-run triple in Seattle Lutheran’s big inning while Nick Savas, Keegan White and Fred Lisko added RBI doubles. The Saints pounded out six consecutive hits in the uprising.

Clements was 3 for 4 with four RBI while Jordan Webb doubled twice and drove in two runs. Travis Haen and Tim Caudill had two RBI apiece for the Irish (19-5).

Warden was outhit 11-6 by LaConner but took advantage of seven Braves errors. Jacob Yamane and J.P. Martinez drove in two runs each for the Cougars.

DeSales and LaConner (16-7) will meet at 1 p.m. today for third and fourth places. At 7 p.m., St. John-Endicott and Almira/Coulee-Hartline will play for the Class 1B championship.

Warden 9, LaConner 4

LaConner 200 110 0 — 4 11 7
Warden 051 030 x — 9 6 1
Howlett and James; Marcelo, Prudea and Platas.
Highlights: Jacob Yamane (W) 1-4, 2 RBI; J.P. Martinez (W) 2-3, 2b, RBI; Louie Rios (W) 1-3, 3b, 2 RBI; Dakota Hartley (LC) 2-4, 3b, 2 RBI; Wil James (LC) 2-4.

Seattle Lutheran 12, DeSales 7

Seattle Lutheran 100 072 2 — 12 16 2
DeSales 000 241 0 — 7 10 1
White, Webb (6) and Desmond; Mata, Lindgren (7) and Duehn.
Highlights: Travis Haen (D) 3-4, 2 RBI; Tim Caudill (D) 1-2 2 RBI; Kyle Lindgren (D) 1-3, 2 RBI; Jordan Webb (SL) 3-4 2 2b, RBI; Evan Clements (SL) 3-4, 3b, 4 RBI; Fred Lisko (SL) 2-3, 2b, RBI.

CLASS 1A

TENINO 9, MERIDIAN 4: Tylor Cavin settled in after a rough start with a complete-game performance, and Tenino’s bats woke up in a big way midway through the game as the Beavers beat Meridian in the Class 1A state baseball semifinals.

The Beavers (19-7) erupted for all nine runs in their final three innings — using a five-run fifth to put themselves over the top and erase a 4-0 Meridian lead after three innings.

Meridian 103 000 0 — 4 8 0
Tenino 000 252 x — 9 12 1
Tripp, Heslep (5) and Murphy; Cavin and Schlesser.
Highlights: Tripp (M) 2 hits, 2b, 3 RBI; Chamberlain (T) 2 hits, 3b; Peterson (T) 2 hits, HR, 3 RBI.

CHIMACUM 6, BELLEVUE CHRISTIAN 4: Chimacum rallied for three runs in the fifth to pull ahead of good, and Austin McConnell picked up a win in relief as the Cowboys earned a semifinal victory Friday at Yakima County Stadium.

The win sends the Cowboys (23-2) into today’s 4 p.m. state title game against Tenino.

Bellevue Christian 002 200 0 — 4 7 2
Chimacum 210 030 x — 6 8 0
Howie, DeKlerk (6) and DeKlerk, Dosch (6); Eldridge, McConnell (5), Cray (7) and Manix, McConnell (7).
Highlights: Coyle (BC) 2 hits, Howie (BC) 2 hits; Cray (C) 3 hits, RBI; Manix (C) 2 hits, RBI.

Two and out for YVCC baseball

LONGVIEW, Wash. — Yakima Valley’s first NWAACC Tournament baseball appearance since 2000 was both brief and inglorious.

After falling 9-3 to Lower Columbia in a first-round game late Thursday night, the Yaks were eliminated by Mount Hood in a Friday loser’s bracket game, 7-4, at Story Field.

Thursday, in a game that started an hour and 20 minutes late and was twice delayed by weather-related issues, YVCC struck out 15 times against LC starter Jeff Ames, who allowed only five hits and one unearned run over eight innings.

Will Chavarria had two hits and Jose Sermo doubled for YVCC, which took a 1-0 lead in the third before surrendering nine unanswered runs.

Friday against Mount Hood, the Yaks pounded out 12 hits only to see the Saints roll up 18 safeties off four YVCC pitchers.

Tyler Berman was 3 for 5 with two RBI in the final game of a stellar two-year Yakima Valley career. Cameron Padron doubled and J.R. Weigel and Dusty Kerns had runs batted in.

The Yaks, who shared the East Region championship with Columbia Basin, finished their season 32-12.

Lower Columbia 9, Yakima Valley 3

Lower Columbia 000 220 122 — 9 12 4
Yakima Valley 001 000 002 — 3 6 1
Ames and Ba. Graham; Fowler, Wargacki (5), Druffel (9), Hansen (9) and Chavarria.
YVCC highlights: Will Chavarria 2-3, RBI; Jose Sermo 2b.

Mount Hood 7, Yakima Valley 4

Mount Hood 030 012 010 — 7 18 0
Yakima Valley 010 000 003 — 4 12 2
Henslee, Kittleson (9) and Lund; Fife, Welton (3), Schoonover (6), Heiman (9) and Kerns.
YVCC highlights: Tyler Berman 3-5, 2 RBI; Jake Mann 1-3; Ryan King 1-3; Cameron Padron 1-1, 2b; J.R. Weigel 1-3, RBI; Dusty Kerns RBI.

5/27/11 Sunnyside Christian-Colton photo gallery

Photos from Friday’s Class 1B state fastpitch tournament game between Sunnyside Christian and Colton at Kiwanis Park in Yakima, Wash.

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5/27/11 Ellensburg-White River photo gallery

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5/27/11 Kittitas-Adna photo gallery

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5/27/11 Selah-Franklin Pierce photo gallery

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5/27/11 State track and field results

Class 4A

BOYS

Triple Jump—1, Kasen Williams, Skyline, 50-09 1/4. 2, Josh Traylor, Mount Tahoma, 45-08 1/2. 3, Brandon Harris, Kent Meridian, 45-06. 4, Hunter Trunk, Gig Harbor, 45-02 3/4. 5, Justin Browne, Gig Harbor, 44-11 3/4. 6, Marqui Makuupson, Spanaway Lake, 44-10 1/2. 7, Nehemiah Beavers, Evergreen-Vancouver, 44-09 1/4. 8, Devon Lopes, Curtis, 43-07 1/4.

Discus—1, Damon Unland, Ferris, 162-06. 2, Drew Sharkey, Ferris, 159-06. 3, Nick Conlan, Auburn, 157-11. 4, Brian Hutchison, Roosevelt, 157-05. 5, Dan Boyden, Arlington, 155-11. 6, Albert Havili, Federal Way, 155-11. 7, Chris Garnatz, Bellarmine Prep, 151-05. 8, Seth Regalado, Mead, 151-01.

110 Hurdles— 1, Alex Fellows, Edmonds-Woodway, 14.49. 2, Abu Kamara, Kent Meridian, 15.05. 3, Terrance Stubblefield, Rogers-Puyallup, 15.10. 4, Andrey Zadneprovskiy, Auburn Riverside, 15.32. 5, Travis Kafentzis, Richland, 15.36. 6, Bralen Westendorf, Kentridge, 15.39. 7, Dylan Seitz, Central Valley, 15.56. 8, Dashea McDowell, Mead, 16.24.

High Jump—1, Kasen Williams, Skyline, 6-10. 2, Josh Traylor, Mount Tahoma, 6-08. 3, Rondie Pate, Mount Tahoma, 6-06. 4, Max Bryson, Arlington, 6-04. 5 (tie), Jacob Troupe, Union; David Reinhardt, Battle Ground, 6-04. 7, Travis Kafentzis, Richland, 6-04. 8, Kevin Yates, Snohomish, 6-04.

GIRLS

Shot Put—1, Kayla Adams, Thomas Jefferson, 45-10 3/4. 2, Courtney Hutchinson, Mead, 43-11 1/2. 3, Alyx Toeaina, Kentwood, 43-09 1/2. 4. Bev Coleman, Bethel, 43-06. 5, Paula Jennings, Central Valley, 41-03 1/2. 6, Danielle Tabb, Bethel, 40-08. 7, Corrine Burke, Lake Stevens, 38-03 1/4. 8, Kelsie Forcier, South Kitsap, 38-02 1/2.

Long Jump—1, Brandi Williams, Auburn Riverside, 17-09. 2, Kennadi Bouyer, Curtis, 17-07 1/4. 3, Katie Lake, Kentridge, 17-01 3/4. 4, Savannah Hoekstra, Central Valley, 16-11 3/4. 5, Courtney Jost, Gig Harbor, 16-09 1/2. 6, Brooke Pahukoa, Lake Stevens, 16-07 3/4. 7, Kathleen Mulligan, Mount Rainier, 16-06. 8, Chloe Watson, Kent Meridian, 16-05 1/4.

100 Hurdles—1, Sadie Sparks, Chiawana, 14.77. 2, Rachel McQuivey, Skyview, 14.99. 3, Jaleecia Roland, Federal Way, 15.04. 4, Erin Allen, Inglemoor, 15.23. 5, Nicole Dorsey, Wenatchee, 15.35. 6, Becca Berge, Inglemoor, 15.57. 7, Dallas Edge, Gig Harbor, 15.61. 8, Brittney Pahukoa, Lake Stevens, 16.11.

COMBINED WHEELCHAIR (all classes, boys and girls)

800—1, Chelsea McClammer, Richland, 2:08.28. 2, Austin Pruitt, Central Valley, 2:09.27. 3, Amber Weber, Central Valley, 2:11.73. 4, Mikila Salazar, West Valley-Spokane, 2:53.85.

400—1, Austin Pruitt, Central Valley, 59.71. 2, Amber Weber, Central Valley, 1:04.74. 3, Chelsea McClammer, Richland, 1:07.12. 4, Jose Maravilla, Bethel, 1:115.21. 5, Josh Hillicross, East Valley, 1:20.36.

Shot Put—1, Truman Walker, Marysville-Pilchuck, 21-01 3/4. 2, Alfredo Figueroa, Auburn, 9-09. 3, Jasmine Shepherd, Auburn, 5-11.

Discus—1, Truman Walker, Marysville-Pilchuck, 57-06. 2, Alfredo Figueroa, Auburn, 22-07. 3, Jasmine Shepherd, Auburn, 15-00.

Javelin—1, Truman Walker, Marysville-Pilchuck, 50-00. 2, Josh Hillicoss, East Valley-Spokane, 34-08. 3, Megan Scott, East Valley-Spokane, 34-08.

Class 3A

BOYS

Discus—1, Jon Lawson, Prairie, 189-11. 2, Matthew Lill, North Central, 160-01. 3, Dan Henehan, Wilson, 158-07. 4, John Gustin, Kelso, 154-00. 5, Cameron Brink, Bainbridge, 149-10. 6, Brandon Pless, Sedro-Woolley, 146-06. 7, Scott Feather, Camas, 145-01. 8, Jordan Frazier, Eastmont, 143-04.

110 Hurdles—1, Dillon Baker, Shorecrest, 15.14. 2, Ziqquille Mabry, Wilson, 15.27. 3, Rashon Smith, Timberline, 15.50. 4, Drew Thompson, Decatur, 15.58. 5, Joseph Collett, Hanford, 15.61. 6, Bill Haven, North Central, 15.87. 7, Adrian DelaCruz, Franklin, 15.88. 8, Bruce Shields, Rainier Beach, 23.18.

Javelin—1, Kyle Kennedy, Bremerton, 186-04. 2, Tanner Lien, Bellevue, 184-05. 3, Cameron Wagar, Hanford, 181-08. 4, Matt Gilbert, Bellevue, 178-02. 5, Sam Young, Kelso, 175-01. 6, Patrick Clemons, Ferndale, 173-11. 7. Erik Larsen, Glacier Peak, 172-11.8, Zach Storm, Mount Si, 170-02.

Long Jump—1, Joshua Gordon, Liberty-Issaquah, 22-10 1/2. 2, Darian Brooks, Kennedy, 22-02 1/4. 3, Trenton Osborn, Eastmont, 21-07. 4, Brandon Search, Pasco, 21-06 1/2. 5, Sean Dever, Shorecrest, 21-05 3/4. 6, Cedrique Chaney, Kelso, 21-03. 7, Devon Trapps, Wilson, 21-00. 8, Colson Crim, Ferndale, 20-10 1/4.

GIRLS

Long Jump—1, Veronica Bradley, Hanford, 17-09.2, Kathran Dean, Mountain View, 17-08 3/4. 3, Kate Adler, Seattle Prep, 17-03 3/4. 4, Lindsay Burns, West Valley-Yakima, 17-00 3/4. 5, Alanna Coker, Juanita, 17-00. 6, Floriane Kameni, Bellevue, 16-09 1/4. 7, Kyra Brannan, Kamiakin, 16-09. 8, Kiana Davis, Kelso, 16-08 1/4..

Javelin—1, Anna Adamko, Columbia River, 144-09. 2, Katie Reichert, Kelso, 135-03. 3, Sasha Weber, Timberline, 130-07. 4 (tie), Monica Weber, Everett; Carly Andersen, Mercer Island, 123-07. 6, Johna McEllrath, Prairie, 118-02. 7 (tie), Gianna Damiano, Mount Spokane; Celena Ward, North Central, 116-11.

100 Hurdles—1, Naivasha Sophusson Smith, Nathan Hale, 14.50. 2, Cecelia Jackson, Holy Names Academy, 14.58. 3, Andrea Smith, Southridge, 14.98. 4, Olivia Vincent, Holy Names Academy, 15.18. 5, Khadidja Toure, Kamiakin, 15.24. 6, Taylor Anderson, Rainier Beach, 15.51. 7, Sara Slayton, Camas, 15.94. 8, Maria Blad, Enumclaw, 16.18.

Discuss—1, Kaytlyn Coleman, Kennewick, 124-11. 2, Sydney Spoja, Lakes, 123-05. 3, Kelsey Julian, Kennewick, 120-11. 4, Calea Carr, Everett, 117-09. 5, India Matheson, Shorecrest, 115-05. 6, Celena Ward, North Central, 113-09. 7, Mackenzie Smith, Prairie, 112-05. 8, Kate Cryderman, Juanita, 110-06.

Class 2A

BOYS

Javelin—1, Austin Hamilton, W.F. West, 185-05. 2, Brendan Casey, Washougal, 177-08. 3, Dakota Condos, Cheney, 170-08. 4, Jacobe Valenzuela, East Valley-Yakima, 170-02. 5, Samuel Byers, Kingston, 161-02. 6, Nick French, South Whidbey, 160-11. 7, Erik Swartout, Eatonville, 159-10. 8, Cameron Braithwaite, Port Angeles, 158-11.

High Jump—1, Dan East, Bellingham, 6-05. 2, P.J. Benedictus, Renton, 6-05. 3, Anthony Bowden, Franklin Pierrce, 6-04. 4, Riley Fraser, Sehome, 6-02. 5, Matt Mauro, West Valley-Spokane, 6-02. 6, Hunter Keffer, Olympic, 6-00. 7, Tyson Stipic, Aberdeen, 6-00. 8, Ben Pavish, Pullman, 6-00.

Shot Put—1, Frank Catelli, Sequim, 55-10 3/4. 2, Tyler Poldervardt, West Valley-Spokane, 51-06 1/4. 3, Chase VanCleef, Woodland, 50-11 3/4. 4, Eddie Avena, Blaine, 49-07 3/4. 5, Jacob Tuiavavia, Washington, 49-01. 6, Jarek Jensen, Squalicum, 48-11 1/4. 7, Armando Tafoya, Quincy, 48-11. 8, Devante Botello, Evergreen-Seattle, 48-00.

Triple Jump—1, P.J. Benedictus, Renton, 47-03 3/4. 2, Ben Pavish, Pullman, 44-02 1/2. 3, Nile Norwood, River Ridge, 43-03 1/4. 4, Anthony Bowden, Franklin Pierce, 42-10 1/2.5, Phylip Rock, Franklin Pierce, 42-08 3/4. 6, Wesly Coats, River Ridge, 41-10 1/4. 7, Layton Lange, Ephrata, 41-07 3/4. 8, Damond Coles, Foster, 41-07.

Pole Vault—1, Brendan Casey, Washougal, 14-06. 2, Joseph Auburt, West Valley-Spokane, 14-06. 3, Gibb Dallas, Lynden, 14-00. 4,Luke Grigg, Quincy, 14-00.5, Ryuji Kawashima, Interlake, 13-06. 6, Brett Mattson, Blaine, 13-06. 7, Michael Veenendaal, Quincy, 13-00. 8, Austin Shirey, White River, 13-00.

110 Hurdles—1,Diondre’ Moore Young, Cheney, 14.56. 2, Logan Packard, Mount Baker, 14.62. 3, Daniel Zmuda, Steilacoom, 15.30. 4, Si Cave, North Thurston, 15.36. 5, Rielly Enriquez, Olympic, 15.69. 6, Aljohn Gaviola, Olympic, 15.71. 7, Tuifua Tausinga, Foster, 15.76. 8, William Davis, Woodland, 15.87.

GIRLS

Pole Vault—1, Bailee Jacka, Deer Park, 10-09. 2, Amanda Wallis, Mark Morris, 10-06. 3, Tiffany Richeson, Burlington-Edison, 10-03. 4, Tori Franzen, Squalicum, 10-00. 5, Tarah Erickson, Port Angeles, 10-00. 6, Lizzie Bevier, River Ridge, 10-00. 7, Madison Moore, Prosser, 9-06. 8, Kelly Coyle, White River, 9-06.

High Jump—1, Jori Hall, Sehome, 5-04. 2, Charity Arm, Woodland, 5-03. 3, Lateah Holmes, Fife, 5-03. 4, Haleigh Harrison, Sequim, 5-02. 5, Kristen McMillan, Black Hills, 5-02. 6 (tie), Brooklyn Bellomy, East Valley-Spokane; Tala Hild, Renton, 5-00. 8, Tana O’Connell, Othello, 5-00.

Shot Put—1, Shreese Daniels, Steilacoom, 43-11. 2, Gina Flint, Squalicum, 38-10 3/4. 3, Tamara Jones, Prosser, 38-05 1/4. 4, Angelina Berger, South Whidbey, 37-10. 5, Darbi Dobson, East Valley-Spokane, 37-00 1/4. 6, Shelby Cheslek, Pullman, 35-06 3/4. 7, Megan Mortensen, Franklin Pierce, 35-04. 8, Tiki Lawrence, Washington, 35-01.

100 Hurdles—1, Amadi Bentley, Renton, 15.13. 2, Brooke Feldmeier, Tumwater, 15.70. 3, Reagan Colyer, North Kitsap, 15.85. 4, Jamie Weisner, Clarkston, 15.87. 5, Kelley Young, Washougal, 15.94. 6, Lisa Peterson, Lindbergh, 15.99. 7, Jazzmine Knox, Lindbergh, 16.09. 8, Allison Deck, Tumwater, 16.59.

Triple Jump—1, Zoe Moller, Sehome, 36-10 1/2. 2, Kaya Jones, Sehome, 36-03 3/4. 3, Janayla Scott, Lindbergh, 35-09 1/4. 4, Anna Guo, Pullman, 35-09. 5, Lexi Davenport, Steilacoom, 35-04 3/4. 6, Valerie Coats, River Ridge, 35-03 1/4. 7, Latasha Lofton, West Valley-Spokane, 35-02 1/4. 8, Alexandra Lanzafame, North Kitsap, 35-01.

Class 1A

BOYS

Team scores: 1, King’s, 20. 2, Hoquiam, 16. 3, Lakeside, 11. 4 (tie), Elma, Kalama, 10. 6 (tie), Port Townsend, Coupeville, 9. 8 (tie), Newport, Tenino, Lynden Christian, 8. 11 (tie), Colville, Chewelah, Castle Rock, 6. 14 (tie), Chimacum, Onalaska, Omak, Ridgefield, 5. 18, Orting, 4. 19 (tie), Bellevue Christian, Connell, 2. 21, White Salmon, 1.

Discus—1, Paul Thomas, Lakeside, 165-02. 2, Aaron Castle, Newport, 163-05. 3, Will Peters, Chewelah, 162-10. 4, James Oman, Ridgefield, 156-03. 5, Joey Spoelstra, Lynden Christian, 154-07. 6, Abel Isguerra, Onalaska, 152-07. 7, Kramer Eppich, Connell, 151-04. 8, Hunter Hammer, Coupeville, 150-02. 9, Joseph Winn, Hoquiam, 136-06. 10, Josiah Meadows, Naches Valley, 132-10. 11, Alex Olson, Ridgefield, 131-06. 12, Luteru Teuteu, Orting, 131-04. 13, Nicholas Duerr-Nedrow, Rainier, 118-09. 14, Parker Browning, King’s, 118-07. 15, Win Lessley, King’s 106-08.

Long Jump—1, Curtis Clauson, King’s, 23-04.25. 2, Jake Clizbe, Kalama, 22-07.25. 3, Jerid Ronquillo, Hoquiam, 22-06. 4, Derek Toepper, Chimacum, 22-04.50. 5, Simon Vlas, Lynden Christian, 22-03.50. 6, Ethan Cabbage, Colville, 21-11.25. 7, Nathan Phillips, Bellevue Christian, 21-09. 8, Kyle Powell, Lakeside, 21-08.50. 9, Jared Neiman, Kalama, 21-06. 10, Ben Fuchs, Cedar Park Christian, 20-10.50. 11, Cody Unfred, Freeman, 20-10. 12, Isaac Messenger, Goldendale, 20-08.25. 13, Josh Dibble, Onalaska, 20-02.25. 14, Josh Schenk, Ilwaco, 19-11.50. 15, Angel Rodriguez, Zillah, 19-09.25. 16, Jacob Oswalt, Granger, 19-06.50.

High Jump—1, Cole Smith, Hoquiam, 6-04. 2, Darrin Love, Tenino, 6-04. 3, Austin Moore, Castle Rock, 6-04. 4, Joseph LaGrou, Omak, 6-02. 5, Jaysen Yoro, Orting, 6-00. 6, Slater Hirst, King’s, 6-00. 7, Devin Truesdell, Kalama, 5-10. 8, Reid Jones, King’s, 5-10. 9 (tie), Paul Thomas, Lakeside, James Coulson, Connell, 5-10. 11, Austin Oliveira, Cascade Christian (Puyallup), 5-10. 12 (tie), Ryan Rosenau, Cascade-Leavenworth, Jorgen Graff, Bellevue Christian, 5-08. 14, Jake Clizbe, Kalama, 5-8. 15, Kade Eppich, Connell, 5-08.

1600M Run—1, Todd Jackson, Elma, 4:18.61. 2, Tyler King, Coupeville, 4:19.98. 3, Hap Emmons, King’s, 4:23.80. 4, Habtamu Rubio, Port Townsend, 4:26.34. 5, Bereket Piatt, Port Townsend, 4:26.98. 6, Colton Hastings, Colville, 4:30.59. 7, Stephen Bottoms, Onalaska, 4:30.90. 8, Brad Rich, White Salmon, 4:30.94. 9, Ryan Rojeski, Lakeside, 4:34.44. 10, Ethan Tonnemaker, Royal, 4:37.15. 11, Ryan Coffman, Lakeside, 4:37.21. 12, Jacob Hollander, Lynden Christian, 4:43.67. 13, Adrian Castellanos, Kiona Benton, 4:44.52. 14, Kyle Degraff, La Center, 4:44.74. 15, Dallin Benson, Connell, 4:47.11. 16, Owen Sutherland, Ilwaco, 4:48.03.

GIRLS

Team scores: 1, Lakeside, 21. 2 (tie), Naches Valley, Orting, 13. 4, Newport, 12.50. 5, Montesano, 12. 6 (tie), Lynden Christian, Northwest 10. 8, Cedar Park Christian 9. 9 (tie), Freeman, Colville, Rainier, Bush, 8. 13, Seattle Academy, 6.50. 14 (tie), Chelan, Riverside, La Salle, Bellevue Christian, La Center, 6. 19 (tie), Connell, Coupeville, 5. 21 (tie), Okanogan, Omak, 4. 23 (tie), Ilwaco, Chewelah, 3. 25, Charles Wright Academy, 2.

Triple Jump—1, Savannah Burr, Orting, 35-09.75. 2, Elise Wilcox, Bush, 35-05.75. 3, MacKenzie Altig, Bellevue Christian, 35-04. 4, Tasha Luu, Colville, 35-00.75. 5, Arielle Walden, Newport, 34-09.50. 6, Samantha Beamer, Chewelah, 34-08.50. 7, Mackenzie Sanders, Montesano, 34-00.50. 8, Addy Carvajal, Seattle Academy, 33-08.75. 9, Katelyln Peterson, Wahluke, 32-11. 10, Nike McClure, Tenino, 32-09. 11, Angela Jones, Orting, 32-04.75. 12, Andrea Keffeler, Goldendale, 31-11. 13, Hanna Clizbe, Kalama, 31-10.75. 14, Tori Baker, Rainier, 30-11.50. 15, Kelly Snyder, Naches Valley, 30-09. 16, Katie Stredwick, Connell, 30-03.

Javelin—1, Kelsie Taylor, Naches Valley, 142-10 (Old state record, 2007, Danielle Clauson, King’s, 142-07). 2, Kristen Schoenherr, Rainier, 137-05. 3, Sarah Waszkewitz, Chelan, 136-11. 4, Kyra Ilyankoff, Coupeville, 128-04. 5, Meka Townsend, Okanogan, 126-03. 6, Chelsee Sager, Colville, 116-08. 7, Leticia Cervantes, Ilwaco, 110-01. 8, Callyssa Hanson, Lynden Christian, 109-05. 9, Kenzi Wirkkala, Ilwaco, 108-10. 10, Jessica Farris, Naches Valley, 108-08. 11, Kennidi Whitby, Connell, 107-08. 12, Heidi Nybroten, White Salmon, 105-10. 13, Karly Hibbard, King’s, 105-07. 14, Janell Dufault, La Salle, 101-06. 15, Sonora Hlebichuk, Nooksack Valley, 93-00. 16, Emilie Catlett, Bellevue Christian, 91-03.

Pole Vault—1, Anandae Egland, Lakeside, 11-6 (Old state record, 2007, Loreah Winlow, Lakeside). 2, Davina Carr, Lakeside, 9-06. 3., Colleen Newell, La Salle, 9-06. 4, Katie Vanden Bos, Lynden Christian, 9-00. 5 (tie), Bethany Graham, Newport, Maddie Mark, Seattle Academy, 9-00. 7, Alana Saladino, Seattle Academy, 9-00. 8, Korinne Zoellick, Cedar Park Christian, 9-00. 9, Amanda Navolynski, Toledo, 9-00. 10 (tie), Kelsea Clark, Meridan, Natalia Harris, La Center, 8-06. 12, Mandie Bowen, Hoquiam, 8-00. 13, Britni Sinkler, Kalama, 7-06. 14, Hannah Berndt, La Salle, 7-06. 15, Sarah Lancaster, Goldendale, 7-00.

Shot Put—1, Tera Novy, Montesano, 45-04 (Old state record, 1995, Alyssa Barrus, Ridgefield, 44-09.25). 2, Morgan Romey, Freeman, 41-09.50. 3, Katrina Chamberlain, La Center, 39-00.50. 4, Maci Whitby, Connell, 38-11.25. 5, Johanna Weber, Omak, 36-04.25. 6, Jessica Coffman, Lakeside, 36-03.75. 7, Kelsie Taylor, Naches Valley, 35-11.50. 8, Kenzi Wirkkala, Ilwaco, 34-08.75. 9, Mykaelynn Powers, Orting, 33-10.50. 10, Kelsey Barnes, Friday Harbor, 33-06.50. 11, Kendall Watts, Kiona Benton, 32-10. 12, Sadie Shattuck, Goldendale, 32-08. 13, Annie Baker, La Center, 32-00.75. 14, Karly Hibbard, King’s, 31-06. 15, Rebecca Byrne, Charles Wright Academy, 30-11. Kyra Ilyankoff, Coupeville, 30-07.50.

3200M Run—1, Maddie Meyers, Northwest, 11:00.83. 2, Sally Larson, Cedar Park Christian, 11:10.27. 3, Jess Mildes, Riverside, 11:19.33. 4, Sophie Bush, Newport, 11:32.99. 5, Marissa Hielkema, Lynden Christian, 11:42.63. 6, Kayleigh McCoy, Orting, 11:55.01. 7, Emily Harper, Charles Wright Academy, 12:00.97. 8, Lauren Brewington, Naches Valley, 12:20.54. 9, Gabrielle Rudolph, Montesano, 12:42.34. 10, Katelyn Horn, Kalama, 12:48.77. 11, Amanda Blankenship, La Center, 12:59.77. 12, Kenna Fosnacht, Rochester, 13:05.27. 13, Delaney McMahon, Riverside, 13:10.52. 14, Suzy Riel, La Salle, 13:16.77. 15, Marlene Ramos, Granger, 13:27.02. 16, Brittany Vickerman, Kiona Benton, 14:02.61.

Class 2B

BOYS

Team scores: 1, La Conner, 20. 2, Northwest Christian (Lacey), 18. 3, South Bend, 17. 4, Riverside Christian, 14. 5, Tacoma Baptist, 11. 6, Northwest Christian (Colbert), 10. 7 (tie), Waitsburg-Prescott, St. George’s, 9. 9, Wahkiakum, 8. 10 (tie), Mount Vernon Christian, Reardan, Concrete, 5. 13, Kittitas, 4. 14 (tie), Liberty Bell, St. John-Endicott/LaCrosse-Washington, 3.5. 16 (tie), Willapa Valley, Republic, 3. 18 (tie), Entiat, Asotin, DeSales, 2. 21 (tie), Mossyrock, Garfield-Palouse/Colton, 1.

High Jump—1, Reuben Clark, Northwest Christian (Colbert), 6-04. 2, Jamall James, La Conner, 6-00. 3, Landy James, La Conner, 6-00. 4, Kevin August, Concrete, 6-00. 5 (tie), Darcy Stamper, St. John-Endicott/LaCrosse-Washington, Brent Paul, Liberty Bell, 5-10. 7, Thomas Sanford, Entiat, 5-10. 8, Chad Redman, Garfield-Palouse/Colton, 5-10. 9, Stephen Goff, Northwest Christian (Lacey), 5-08. 10 (tie), Tyler Tucker, Ocosta, Rob Baker, Naselle, Dan Slagle, Republic, Alex Herrara, Ocosta, 5-06. 14, Kyle Cramer, Liberty Bell, 5-06. 15, Jeff Fenbert, Morton-White Pass, 5-06.

Discus—1, Walker Williams, Tacoma Baptist, 157-07. 2, Brett Chaput, Wahkiakum, 154-02. 3, Levi Bale, South Bend, 143-04. 4, Jack Krienen, Mount Vernon Christian. 5, Brandon Drye, La Conner, 136-04. 6, Eshom Estes, Waitsburg-Prescott, 134-10. 7, Anthony Brown, DeSales, 132-02. 8, Kyle Hillery, South Bend, 131-01. 9, Caleb Haney, Oroville, 130-06. 10, Sean Walters, Lake Roosevelt, 125-08. 11, Casey Sorenson, Manson, 123-04. 12, Zack Ekstedt, Reardan, 117-02. 13, William Helman, Ocosta, 115-05. 14, Riley Spahn, Mossyrock, 111-01. 15, Reuben Clark, Northwest Christian (Colbert), 104-06.

Long Jump—1, Terrell Boyes, South Bend, 23-00.75. 2, Kyle Gartrell, Riverside Christian, 22-10.50. 3, Derek Byrne, Riverside Christian, 22-03.75. 4, Chace Bell, Reardan, 21-09.25. 5, Nate Graham, St. George’s, 21-05.50. 6, Michael Neumeyer, Willapa Valley, 21-02.50. 7, Jamall James, La Conner, 21-01. 8, Rudy Kaech, Mossyrock, 20-09. 9, Jake Nigon, Seattle Lutheran, 20-05.50. 10, Austin Telford, Davenport, 20-04. 11, Matt Wetterauer, South Bend, 20-00. 12, Kaleb Simon, St. John-Endicott/LaCrosse-Washington, 19-09.50. 13, Kevin August, Concrete, 19-07.50. 14, Adam Strohbehn, Dayton, 19-04.50. 15, Austin Watson, Liberty Bell, 18-09.50. 16 Anthony Stedham, Napavine, 18-09.

1600M Run—1, Lucas Graham, Northwest Christian (Lacey), 4:25.87. 2, Justin Holden, Northwest Christian (Lacey), 4:28.58. 3, Seth Deal, Waitsburg-Prescott, 4:35.63. 4, Alex Ramm-Hutchinson, St. George’s, 4:36.98. 5, Cesar Espinoza, Kittitas, 4:37.97. 6, Jon Bennett, Republic, 4:38.61. 7, Chase Teigen, Asotin, 4:38.83. 8, Daniel Swann, Tacoma Baptist, 4:40.36. 9, Marcus Vanderholm, Manson, 4:42.61. 10, Ryan Lutterloh, Tacoma Baptist, 4:43.70. 11, Josaih Shelman, Northwest Christian (Lacey), 4:45.94. 12, Nathan Reitz, Naselle, 4:47.36. 13, David Rockett, Willapa Valley, 4:50.67. 14, Steven Olds, Northwest Christian (Colbert), 4:51.22. 15, Simon LeClair, Mount Vernon Christian, 4:51.79. 16, Dusty Bender, Riverside Christian, 5:00.07

GIRLS

Team scores: 1, Pe Ell, 24. 2, Oroville, 16. 3 (tie), Asotin, Colfax, Bear Creek, 10. 6, Northwest Christian (Lacey), 9. 7 (tie), Wahkiakum, South Bend, Lake Roosevelt, 8. 10, DeSales, 7. 11 (tie), Kettle Falls, Riverside Christian, Mossyrock, 6. 14, Northwest Christian (Colbert), 5. 15 (tie), Republic, Morton-White Pass, Mount Vernon Christian, 4. 18 (tie), St. George’s, Tacoma Baptist, 3. 20, Reardan, 2. 21 (tie), Entiat, White Swan, Raymond, 1.

Long Jump—1, Alissa Brooks-Johnson, Pe Ell, 18-00.50. 2, Sami Robinson, Pe Ell, 17-00. 3, Molly Cushman, Mossyrock, 16-09.75. 4, Bethany Imperial, Riverside Christian, 16-07.50. 5, Jules Largent, Republic, 16-05. 6, Sarah Wagstaff, St. George’s, 16-04.50. 7, Allison Wujek, DeSales, 15-11.50. 8, Kassandra Espindola, White Swan, 15-11. 9, Maren Peterson, Kittitas, 15-08.25. 10, Vanessa Eang, South Bend, 15-03.25. 11, Jenna Otis, Cedar Park Christian, 15-02.50. 12, Emily King, Ocosta, 15-01.25. 13, Jessica Hardy, St. John-Endicott/LaCrosse-Washington, 15-00.50. 14, Erica Clerf, Kittitas, 14-11. 15, Madeleine Dye, Mount Vernon Christian, 14-05.50. 16, Karissa Berg, Kettle Falls, 14-02.75.

High Jump—1, Maddie Magee, Bear Creek, 5-08. 2, Makenzie Russell, South Bend, 5-02. 3, Nikka Yankus, Kettle Falls, 5-02. 4, Allison Wujek, DeSales, 5-02. 5, Allison Sowers, Northwest Christian (Lacey), 5-00. 6, Catie Arrigoni, Oroville, 4-10. 7, Kaitlyn Grunst, Oroville, 4-10. 8, Mallory Maneman, Raymond, 4-08. 9 (tie), Megume Poetter, Evergreen Lutheran, Ronnie Hulce, Waitsburg-Prescott, 4-08. 11, Kendra Staymates, Riverside Christian, 4-08. 12 (tie), Brette Boesel, Brewster, Emily King, Ocosta, 4-08. 14, Molly Khammala, Raymond, 4-06. 15, Alix Saucier, St. George’s, 4-04. 16, Amelie Bruya, Colfax, 4-04.

Discus—1, Kayla Loop, Asotin, 135-08. 2, Blaine Land, Wahkiakum, 118-03. 3, Emilly Denney, Pe Ell, 114-04. 4, Kelsey Hughes, Oroville, 113-02. 5, Brittany Carman, Mount Vernon Christian, 99-08. 6, Taylor Talen, Tacoma Baptist, 97-06. 7, Olyvia Godley, Reardan, 96-10. 8, Sarah Roberts, Riverside Christian, 95-10. 9, Amanda Youngers, Brewster, 95-08. 10, Katrina Ege, Willapa Valley, 95-06. 11, Crystal Lynch, North Beach, 94-00. 12, Megan Adams, Reardan, 92-01. 13, Dakota Adams, Kittitas, 90-00. 14, Nicole Sheer, Colfax, 83-02. 15, Heather Andrew, Morton-White Pass, 81-01.

3200M Run—1, Morgan Willson, Colfax, 11:08.09. 2, Kim Barry, Lake Roosevelt, 11:28.68. 3, Sierra Speiker, Oroville, 11:34.97. 4, Christina Anderson, Northwest Christian (Colbert), 11:42.56. 5, Nicole Anderson, Morton-White Pass, 11:50.08. 6, Elizabeth Weber, Northwest Christian (Lacey), 12:00.75. 7, Hailey Bredeson, Northwest Christian (Lacey), 12:02.95. 8, Emily Wooldridge, Entiat, 12:22.27. 9, Taryn Stamper, St. George;s, 12:27.38. 10, Catie Arrigoni, Oroville, 12:33.44. 11, Katie Green, Naselle, 12:53.37. 12, Heather Siegel, St. John-Endicott/LaCrosse-Washington, 12:58.23. 13, Nicole deMontigny, South Bend, 13:04.62. 14, Amy Turner, Tacoma Baptist, 13:24.95. 15, Sadie Johnson, Asotin, 13:32.50. 16, Joy Twentyman, Bear Creek, 14:07.16.

Class 1B

BOYS

Team scores: 1, Pomeroy, 17.50. 2 (tie), Wilbur-Creston, Bickleton, Mount Rainier Lutheran, 16. 5, Valley Christian, 15. 6, Trout Lake/Glenwood, 12.50. 7, Seton Catholic, 11. 8 (tie), North River, Crescent, Mansfield, Wilson Creek, 10. 12, Wellpinit, 9. 13 (tie), Lopez, Taholah, 8. 15, Klickitat, 7. 16, Lyle/Wishram, 4. 17 (tie), Wishkah Valley, Grace Academy, Curlew, 3. 20 (tie), Yakama Tribal School, Columbia (Hunters), 2. 22, Northport, 1.

Pole Vault—1, Nic Venema, Bickleton, 11-06. 2, Kenny Carr, Pomeroy, 11-03. 3, Peter Clinton, Bickleton, 11-00. 4, Zach James, Seton Catholic, 10-06. 5 (tie), Kai Ledgerwood, Pomeroy, Harvey Starr, Trout Lake/Glenwood, 10-00. 7, Kolby Blew, Valley Christian, 9-06. 8, Jose Cruz, Pomeroy, 9-06. 9, Justin Roberts, Bickleton, 9-00. 10, Mark Loveless, Mount Rainier Lutheran, 9-00. 11, Noah Pearson, Mount Rainier Lutheran, 8-06.

Shot Put—1, Alex Fletcher, North River, 46-00.25. 2, Kameron James, Taholah, 44-01.50. 3, Luis Montes, Mount Rainer Lutheran, 43-09. 4, Derek Anderson, Pomeroy, 41-05. 5, Henry Matai, Lyle/Wishram, 40-11. 6, Caleb Keys, Klickitat, 40-09.25. 7, Trevor Anderson, Columbia (Hunters), 40-04. 8, Thomas Seyler, Wellpinit, 38-04.50. 9, Tommy Kramer, Lopez, 34-09.

Triple Jump—1, Macen McLean, Mansfield, 42-00.75. 2, Kennedy Seyler, Wellpinit, 42-00.50. 3, Cody Johns, Wilbur-Creston, 39-06. 4, Dylan Christie, Crescent, 38-01.50. 5, Hayden Herdrick, Wilbur-Creston, 37-11.50. 6, Brandon Thompson, Grace Academy, 36-09.25. 7, Philip Lewis, Yakama Tribal School, 36-08.75.

Javelin—1, Jacob Treat, Wilson Creek, 163-05. 2, Kyle McLaughlin, Mount Rainier Lutheran, 162-05. 3, Hayden Herdrick, Wilbur-Creston, 155-08. 4, Joel Williams, Crescent, 148-03. 5, Cole Walters, Klickitat, 145-00. 6, Seth Bowers, Wishkah Valley, 123-07. 7, Craver Small, Valley Christian, 122-06. 8, Cody Litts, Northport, 118-09.

1600M Run—1, Grant Merchant, Valley Christian, 4:44.89. 2, Solomon Bill, Lopez, 4:48.67. 3, Evan Simms, Seton Catholic, 4:50.34. 4, Alex King, Trout Lake/Glenwood, 4:54.21. 5, Lucas King, Trout Lake/Glenwood, 4:54.31. 6, Devin Poore, Curlew, 4:57.58. 7, Jake Kornbau, Mount Rainier Lutheran, 5:01.89. 8, Robert Swanson, Valley Christian, 5:02.85.

GIRLS

Team scores: 1, Trout Lake/Glenwood, 32. 2, Mount Rainier Lutheran, 21. 3 (tie), Cusick, Taholah, 18. 5, Pomeroy, 15. 6, Seton Catholic, 14. 7, Klickitat, 10. 8 (tie), Columbia (Hunters), Bickleton, 9. 10 (tie), Valley Christian, King’s Way, 7. 12 (tie), Lyle/Wishram, Curlew, 6. 14 (tie), Mary Knight, Eastside Prep, 4. 16 (tie), Lopez, Northwest Yeshiva, 3. 18 (tie), Wishkah Valley, Crescent, Clallam Bay, 2. 21, Selkirk, 1.

Javelin—1, Tilly McCrory, Taholah, 119-04. 2, Andrea Heinen, Cusick, 114-05. 3, Chantelle Hickman, Lyle/Wishram, 91-04. 4, Taylor Talcott, Mount Rainier Lutheran, 90-03. 5, Katie Wimpari, Curlew, 88-02. 6, Carina Hall, King’s Way, 85-10. 7, Rashaya Donnell, Crescent, 82-00.

Pole Vault—1, Brielle Hocking, Pomeroy, 9-06 (ties state record, 2008, Kindra VanLaar, Trout Lake/Greenwood), 2, Jamie Venema, Bickleton, 8-09. 3, Carissa Harris, Mount Rainier Lutheran, 8-00. 4, Krissy Yarnell, Trout Lake/Glenwood, 8-00. 5, Amanda Gibbon, Eastside Prep, 7-06. 6, Sara LaPape, Pomeroy, 7-06. 7, Taylor Prince, Pomeroy, 6-06.

Shot Put—1, Andrea Heinen, Cusick, 36-05.25. 2, Tilly McCrory, Taholah, 33-05.50. 3, Kaitlin Jones, Columbia (Hunters), 32-07.25. 4, Krissy Yarnell, Trout Lake/Glenwood, 30-07. 5, Linda Cook, Mary Knight, 30-04. 6, Marina Steinbrueck, Lopez, 30-03.50. 7, Kirstin Erickson, Clallam Bay, 29-10.50. 8, Monica Daggett, Selkirk, 26-02.

Triple Jump—1, Samantha Brewer, Klickitat, 34-06.75. 2, Liz Vogt, Trout Lake/Glenwood, 34-02. 3, Jasmine Ayala, Valley Christian, 32-07.75. 4, Rachel Siltman, Mount Rainier Lutheran, 32-01. 5, Danielle Kaopuiki, King’s Way, 29-11.50. 6, Lindsay Loe, Columbia (Hunters), 29-10. 7, Erin Anderson, Wishkah Valley, 29-05.75. 8, Fanny Schneider, Bickleton, 29-03.50. 9, Koralynne Kuch, Odessa-Harrington, 27-11.75. 10, Lynn Grover, Crescent, 26-08.3200M Run—1, Lucy Defilippis, Seton Catholic, 11:57.39 (Old state record, 2007, Emily Paxson, Trout Lake/Glenwood, 11:57.42). 2, Valerie Vogt, Trout Lake/Glenwood, 12:01.05. 3, Lindsey Scott, Trout Lake/Glenwood, 12:46.06. 4, Alexis Fynboe, Mount Rainer Lutheran, 13:11.46. 5, Julianna Vidales, Seton Catholic, 13:38.15. 6, Laurel Aaronson, Northwest Yeshiva, 13:52.94. 7, Brittany Mumford, Curlew, 14:30.53. 8, Chantal Coyner, Valley Christian, 14:49.12. Maggie Mason, Inchelium, 15:32.78.

YVCC falls in first round

LONGVIEW, Wash. — Their game delayed an hour and interrupted twice by weather, Yakima Valley couldn’t get anything going against Lower Columbia pitcher Jeff Ames in their first-round NWAACC baseball tournament game late Thursday (and early Friday), losing 9-3 at Story Field on the Lower Columbia campus.

The Red Devils’ sophomore right-hander had 15 strikeouts in the game that ended well after midnight.

Yakima Valley will face Mount Hood in a loser-out game today at 12:35 p.m. Lower Columbia plays Bellevue at 7:35 p.m.

Columbia Basin won its first-round matchup 14-6 over Pierce. The Hawks will play Lane (a 9-4 winner over Everett) at 4:35 p.m. today.

 

Fastpitch: Central’s Haupert, Petrich honored

YAKIMA, Wash. — A banner season for Central Washington’s fastpitch team continues to reap rewards.

Two Wildcats, Samantha Petrich and Kelsey Haupert, were named NCAA Division II all-Americans on Thursday by Daktronics, Inc.

For Petrich, the accolade came after she was named West Region player of the year, also by Daktronics. The senior shortstop from Chehalis also was runnerup to Grand Valley State’s Katie Martin in voting for national player of the year, and previously had been named CWU’s female athlete of the year for the academic year of 2010-2011.

Petrich batted .455 with 13 home runs and 41 runs batted in. She also compiled a .942 fielding percentage over 190 defensive chances at shortstop.

During the regular season, in which Central won its second straight GNAC championship and accompanying D-II regional playoff berth, Petrich set a conference record for both on-base percentage at .579 and walks with 36.

Coming to CWU from Lower Columbia College, Petrich finished her two-year Wildcat career with a .413 batting average, 29 homers and 105 RBI.

Haupert, an Olympia product who began her college career at Purdue, was a second-team all-American last year. This spring she led all of Division II with 21 homers while batting .451 and totaling 53 RBI.

She became Central’s career homer leader in only two seasons with 39 and concluded her career with a .399 average and 118 RBI.

Only one other D-II school — Rollins College of Florida — placed more than one player on the 13-player all-American first team.

The Wildcats finished their season 34-16.

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