YAKIMA, Wash. — Bill Walker admitted to having the shakes, sort of, when he spoke to his Naches Valley baseball team Friday.

And no, the weather wasn’t that cool or blustery at Yakima County Stadium.

The veteran Rangers coach had merely congratulated NV on its 4-0 conquest of Meridian in a Class 2A state semifinal, and its accompanying berth in today’s title game.

Naches Valley High School pitcher Noel Gonzalez, left, and Nathan Giles celebrate the Rangers' won over Meridian High School Friday, May 25, 2012. (Andy Sawyer/Yakima Herald-Republic)

Naches Valley, 22-2, will meet unbeaten Cashmere at 4 p.m. for the crown with Cole Gilman, newly named SCAC West MVP, starting for the Rangers.

“Now you guys get to play in a state championship game,” Walker said. “I get chills just saying that.”

And why not? Just three years ago the Rangers had not only participated in a state title game, they’d won it, as the Bulldogs did in 2010.

If the prospect of the program’s third such championship (the first came in 1991) was not in itself goose-bump inducing, how about Noel Gonzalez’s one-hit pitching in Friday’s triumph?

That’s right — a second-inning infield single, on a bang-bang play at first that could have gone either way — was all Naches Valley’s senior right-hander surrendered in a performance for the ages.

“We’ll give ‘em that one,” Walker said of the hit. “Actually, Noel pitched five innings against Zillah earlier this season that were just as dominant.”

But not quite as meaningful. Again, this victory meant a state title game berth for the Rangers.

“No, never,” Gonzalez responded quietly when asked if he’d ever pitched a one-hitter, a no-hitter or a better game with such profound ramifications. “My stuff was pretty good, and I had a really good fastball. The curve was there sometimes, and sometimes not.”

But often enough to keep the Trojans (14-12) off balance, if not completely off base, for the game’s duration.

Gonzalez (11-0) struck out four, hit two, walked one and didn’t allow a baserunner past second. He retired 13 of his last 15 hitters.

NV’s offense, meanwhile, maximized its four hits — all singles — thanks in large part to textbook sacrifice bunts that led to the Rangers’ first two runs. Errors aided Naches Valley’s final tallies.

In the top of the first inning, Austin Molner’s leadoff walk was followed by a Gonzalez sacrifice. Molner then scored on Cole Gilman’s base hit to right.

In the third, Jake Frazier singled and was bunted to second by Molner. He took third on a wild pitch and came home on Gilman’s sacrifice fly to center.

“Just very good fundamental baseball,” Walker said. “The way we played today is how we’ve played all year. And I’ll expect to see that again tomorrow.”

Cashmere, 25-0, beat Chimacum for the title here in 2010. NV, which downed Kalama for its most recent championship, also reached the title game 1999 and 2007.

Naches Valley 101 001 1 — 4 4 2
Meridian 000 000 0 — 0 1 3

Gonzalez and Wells; Heslep and Murphy.

Highlights: Noel Gonzalez (NV) 4 Ks, 1 BB, 2 HBP; Cole Gilman (NV) 1-3, 2 RBI; Nathan Giles (NV) 1-3, run; Koleman Johns (NV) 1-3, RBI; Jake Frazier (NV) 1-1, 2 BB, run.

CASHMERE 3, KALAMA 2: Mitchell Darlington sliced a 2-2 pitch just inside the right-field line for an RBI double as Cashmere slipped past Kalama.

The victory lifted the Bulldogs (25-0) into today’s 4 p.m. state championship game.

With one out in the seventh, Mason Elliott started Cashmere’s game-winning rally with a single to right and advanced to second on a groundout. Leadoff batter Alex Chipman was intentionally walked, setting up Darlington’s game-winner.

Darlington finished 2-for-3 with a pair of doubles. Kyle Weiler plated Cashmere’s first-inning run on a sacrifice fly, and Cooper Elliott added an RBI single in the fourth.

Cashmere led 2-0 through five innings, but Kalama knotted the game at 2-2 in the sixth on back-to-back RBI singles by Lars Rider and Austin Lien.

The Bulldogs had a chance to win the game in the bottom of the sixth, when an intentional walk to Weiler loaded the bases with no outs. But Lien, Kalama’s starter, got back-to-back grounders that forced runners out at home and then ended the inning with a strikeout.

Colton Loomis struck out eight and walked four to earn the complete-game victory. Cashmere’s defense turned two double plays to help keep Loomis out of major trouble.

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Cashmere 100 100 1 — 3 6 0

Rider and Vossen; Loomis and Weiler.

But when East Valley’s Class 2A semifinal with the Wildcats concluded at Yakima County Stadium, Murphy’s broad-shouldered Levi MaVorhis was still standing.

If the Red Devils hadn’t given AM and MaVorhis their best shot they’d provided a mighty good one, albeit not quite enough to avoid a 5-4 loss.

East Valley High School's Zach Janis makes a catch in the outfield against Archbishop Murphy High School on Friday, May 25, 2012. (Andy Sawyer/Yakima Herald-Republic)

EV, 20-7, will oppose Sumner at 1 p.m. today for third and fourth places while the Wildcats, 25-2, meet Lynden at 7 o’clock for the title.

“Just a tough ballgame,” said Red Devils coach Jesse Benedetti, whose squad had won 14 of its last 15 games before encountering MaVorhis, a burly right-hander who held them to five hits. “Their guy was pretty much what we thought he’d be — threw a heavy fastball and was very good.

“We knew they’d hit and score, but Ryker (Ford) pitched well. He gave us a chance, but we couldn’t quite get it done.”

After Archbishop Murphy had taken a quick 1-0 lead on Trever Morrison’s first-inning triple and Eric Lawson’s following single, then added a run via Alexander Clouse’s RBI single in the top of the third, the Devils responded.

Justin Juarez’s infield single was followed by a single to center by Hanson, and when Hugo Lemus bounced into a potential around-the-horn double play, AM third baseman Lawson threw the ball into right field.

One run scored on a fielder’s choice, another plated on another Wildcats error and, when Jarett Martin drew a bases-loaded walk, East Valley had a 3-2 lead and MaVorhis, seemingly, on the ropes.

The senior right-hander would finish the frame without further damage, however, and after Murphy got its final run in the seventh off Hanson, MaVorhis yielded a leadoff two-bagger to Hanson in the bottom of the frame and an RBI groundout by Ford, then ended the game with his eighth strikeout.

Hanson doubled, singled and scored twice for EV while Clouse had a pair of RBI singles for Murphy.

MaVorhis, a 6-foot-3, 210-pounder, had been named to The Seattle Times all-area team after going 9-0 with 67 strikeouts and a 1.81 ERA, and hitting .453 with 10 doubles, a triple, a home run and 30 RBI.

Benedetti, asked how difficult it would be to prepare for today’s game, said, “Emotionally, it’s tough for the kids. But only two teams get to finish their seasons with wins tomorrow, and we’d like to be one of them.”

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MaVohris and Galgano; Ford, Hanson (7) and Martin.

Highlights: Trever Morrison (AM) 2-3, 3b, 2 runs; Eric Lawson (AM) 2-4, RBI; Alex Galgano (AM) 1-2, 2b, RBI, 2 runs; Alexander Clouse (AM) 2-4, 2 RBI; Justin Juarez (EV) 1-3; Hunter Hanson (EV) 2-4, 2b, 2 runs; Ryker Ford (EV) 2 RBI; Zach Janis (EV) 2b, RBI; Jarett Martin (EV) RBI.

LYNDEN 5, SUMNER 1: Jordan Kreider tossed a five-hitter to lead Lynden.

The victory sends the Lions (22-4) into Saturday’s 7 p.m. championship game against Archbishop Murphy.

Kreider struck out eight and walked four in the complete-game effort, allowing Sumner’s lone run on a wild pitch with two outs in the seventh inning.

The Lions’ offense was sparce, collecting only two hits — including just one through the first six innings. Lynden also stranded five baserunners in the first two innings.

But that changed in the third, when two Sumner errors opened the door to a three-run Lynden rally. An error, a bases-loaded walk to Tanner Olson and a grounder by Matt Boulette plated those runs, which were more than enough to back Kreider’s mound performance.

The semifinal victory puts the Lions in position to capture a rare feat: winning a state football, boys basketball and baseball title for the school in the same school year.

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Kreider and Kraght; L. Christensen, Parsons (7) and Adkins.

As of Thursday, it will take him a little more than 2,000 miles in the summer of 2013.

The senior-to-be orally committed to play college football at Southern Methodist University in Dallas for head coach and quarterback guru June Jones.

He can sign his letter of intent next February.

“It’s a program on the rise, they’re going to be joining the Big East and I want to be a part of that,” Cassel said.

As for the distance, the family atmosphere eased any apprehension.

“The coaches act like you’re their sons,” Cassel said. “I’m not going to have any family down there so that’s nice to have.”

One of those coaches, 1970s Walla Walla High three-sport standout and Mustangs associate head coach and defensive coordinator Tom Mason, was in town Thursday when Cassel made his decision.

Cassel then called Coach Jones to inform him that he’d be heading south.

“He said, ‘I’m glad you’re going to be a Mustang,’” Cassel said. “He’s my style of a coach, he’s a teacher and not a screamer.”

During a highly successful run at University of Hawaii, Jones worked with record-setting quarterbacks Timmy Chang and Colt Brennan. Brennan guided the Warriors to the 2008 Sugar Bowl and was third that season in Heisman voting.

Jones also was the head coach of the Atlanta Falcons in the mid-1990s and before that the offensive coordinator, and worked with former Oregon standout quarterback Chris Miller, who has been a mentor to Cassel the past few years.

The 6-foot-3, 205-pound Cassel set school records last fall by passing for 2,664 yards and 27 touchdowns. He was the CBBN 4A co-offensive player of the year with his top target, Cadets wide receiver Denzel Jones.

With his decision made, Cassel said he’d forego any more recruiting camps to practice and work on his conditioning for next season.

“That was a very important decision for him and his family,” Ike coach Dan Eyman said. “Now he can concentrate on his school work and the football season. I’m really excited for him.”

Eisenhower will attend Washington State’s team camp next month in Pullman.

YAKIMA, Wash. — There was no need for the dramatics of 2011 on Friday for the La Salle boys doubles team of Brendan Stewart and Jacob Tri.

Not with the way the duo began the Class 1A-2B-1B state tournament at the Yakima Tennis Club. Giving up just five games in two matches, Stewart and Tri advanced to the semifinals.

They will meet Cashmere’s Adam Ross and Nathan Sites in this morning’s final four at 9:30.

La Salle's Margaret Busey plays Margaret Taylor from Annie Wright High School in Tacoma at the state tennis tournament at the Yakima Tennis Club on Friday, May 25, 2012. (Sara Gettys/Yakima Herald-Republic)

“They have improved so much, last year’s state tournament was so new to them,” Lightning coach Cheryl Colvin said.

A year ago and in their first trip to state, Stewart and Tri won a thrilling three-set match to claim fifth place. They’ve assured themselves another medal, with its denomination left to be decided.

La Salle’s tennis team will take home three medals today. Margaret Busey will play for fourth and seventh place, and the duo of Haley Hoon and Olivia Martin are in the match for fifth and eighth.

“We are very fortunate and I’m thrilled — it’s better than we expected,” Colvin said.

Busey advanced to last year’s tournament in doubles while Hoon and Martin are first-time qualifiers.

The Lightning medal haul was indicative of what the SCAC West as whole is doing in this tournament. The six-team league and its 12 entries will take eight of the 32 medals handed out today.

“I think we’re doing something right,” Colvin said of the conference.

Goldendale’s Keith Bighorn rallied past Seattle Academy’s Michael Chin to win a three-set match and advance to the semifinals. Bighorn was fifth at last year’s tournament.

Also medaling again will be Zillah’s Troy Dunbar. The Leopards’ sub-district and district champion gave defending champion Daniel Ham a fight in the quarterfinals before the Charles Wright standout prevailed 6-4, 6-3.

“It was so exciting,” Zillah coach Betsy Dunbar said. “A few little things turned the match for Daniel.”

The Leopards senior will try to repeat his fourth-place finish of a year ago against Cle Elum’s Kusoke Mitarai. Dunbar won the three matchups this season between the league rivals.

Two of Naches Valley’s three doubles entries this weekend survived to the medal round. Sub-district and district runners-up Jeremy Gaudette and Jonas Rickenbacher rebounded after a quarterfinal loss and will play for fourth and seventh place.

On the girls side, NV’s Justine Benner and Jessica Busey will face Hoon and Martin for fifth and eighth.

All four of the Rangers will be earning their first state tennis medals.

Benner, in fact, is in her first year of varsity tennis. The SCAC West’s player of the year in volleyball and first-team all-league basketball selection hadn’t even tried the sport before this spring.

The Rangers senior, who is bound for George Fox University to play basketball, participated in track and field as a freshman and sophomore and played club hoops last year.

In girls singles, Forest Ridge’s Michelle Lui looks well on her way to defending her singles title. Lui dropped just three games in advancing to today’s semifinals.

The West Valley duo of Carly Riehl and Carley Schmidt advanced to the Class 3A state tennis semifinals Friday, winning a pair of striaght-set matches at the Tri-City Court Club.

It’s the second trip to the final four for the juniors. A season ago, they advanced to the 3A semifinals before taking sixth place.

They’ll have a chance to better their placing when action begins at 8:30 this morning.

“The key was the girls settling down and playing their game which is of few errors and being very patient,” Rams coach Eileen Merrell said. “I think there was a little bit of relief, there was a little pressure this year with the expectations.”

Riehl and Schmidt raced past Bishop Blanchet’s Natalie Stubb and Marielle Trumbauer 6-1, 6-2 in the first round.

The tandem then battled past Gillian Braden- Armstrong and Nicole Bouche of Mountlake Terrace in the quarterfinals 6-4, 7-5.

On the boys court, Rams singles players Mitchell Anderson and Aaron Farmer were ousted, but not before winning a match apiece.

Farmer won his opener, but had to retire in the quarterfinals because of a back injury and then defaulted in consolation play.

Anderson lost in the first round, then rebounded for a win in a loser-out match before falling in the consolation semifinals.

CLASS 4A

DeMonds miss out on medal

RICHLAND, Wash. — The Davis duo of Erica DeMond and Megumi DeMond fell a set short of winning its second straight medal in the Class 4A state tournament at the Columbia Basin Racquet Club.

For the second year in a row, the tandem won its opener but fell in the quarterfinals.

The DeMonds then lost a three-set match to Federal Way’s Lauren Lang and Mina Park.

The loss ends quite a season for the junior twins. The DeMonds repeated as regional champs and won their second straight title at the prestigious Inland Empire tournament as well as claiming there first district crown.

CLASS 2A

Three area teams eyeing medals

SEATTLE — The Selah team of Kaiti Dell and Megan Schrenk are a win away from playing for fourth and seventh place at the Class 2A state tournament at the Nordstrom Tennis Center on the University of Washington campus.

The Vikings team opened with a victory before falling to CWAC rivals Jocelyn Cantu and Yanitta Cantu from Othello in the quarterfinals.

Also still vying for a top-eight finish are the East Valley duo of Sam Simmons and Emma Scherschligt and the Ellensburg tandem of Nick Gigstead and Jeremy Teske.

Both teams fell in the first round, but bounced back with consolation victories. If they win their first matches this morning, they advance to the medal round.

LOCAL RESULTS

CLASS 4A

At Richland

GIRLS

Doubles

First round: Erica DeMond-Megumi DeMond (Davis) d. Sundarum-Yates (Bellarmine Prep) 6-0, 7-5.

Quarterfinals: Sam Garrard-Kelsey Wilson (Issaquah) d. E. DeMond-M. DeMond (D) 6-0, 6-3.

Consolation: Lang-Park (Federal Way) d. E. DeMond-M. DeMond (D) 7-5, 2-6, 6-4.

CLASS 3A

At Kennewick

BOYS

Singles

First round: Peter Koessler (Wilson) d. Mitchell Anderson (West Valley) 6-1, 6-1; Aaron Farmer (WV) d. Vincent Viloria (Kennedy) 6-2, 6-4.

Quarterfinals: Brian Hou (Mercer Island) d. Farmer (WV) 6-4, 1-0 (retired).

Consolation: Anderson (WV) d. Jeremy Marsh (Timberline) 6-4, 7-6; J. Ramirez (Shorecrest) d. Anderson (WV) 6-0, 6-2; Koessler (W) d. Farmer (WV) by default.

GIRLS

Doubles

First round: Carly Riehl-Carley Schmidt (WV) d. Stubb-Trumbauer (Bishop Blanchet) 6-1, 6-2.

Quarterfinals: Riehl-Schmidt (WV) d. Braden-Armstrong-Bouche (Mountlake Terrace) 6-4, 7-5.

CLASS 2A

At Seattle

BOYS

Singles

First round (set scores not available): Connor Garnett (Interlake) d. Jordan Shaffer (Selah) 2-0.

Consolation: Jonathan Yu (Washington) d. Shaffer (Se) 2-0.

Doubles

First round (set scores not available): Villanueva-Bayna (Lindbergh) d. Nick Gigstead-Jeremy Teske (Ellensburg) 2-0; R. Gudbranson-E. Gudbranson (Tumwater) d. Abel Pasillas-Stevan Ramirez (Grandview) 2-0.

Consolation: Gigstead-Teske (El) d. Haidle-Myers (West Valley-Spokane) 2-1; M. Nguyen-C. Nguyen (Evergreen) d. Pasillas-Ramirez (Gr) 2-0.

GIRLS

Singles

First round (set scores not available): Tracy Landram (Klahowya) d. Ashley Bond (Se) 2-0; Miriam Tuma (Sumner) d. Nathalie Gruber (El) 2-0.

Consolation: Stephanie Her (Pullman) d. Bond (Se) 2-0; Hayley Newman (South Whidbey) d. Gruber (El) 2-0.

Doubles

First round (set scores not available): Barclift-Click (Tu) d. Sam Simmons Emma Scherschligt (East Valley) 2-0; Kaiti Dell-Megan Schrenk (Se) d. Fick-Kilborn (Kingston) 2-0.

Quarterfinals: J. Cantu-Y. Cantu (Othello) d. Dell-Schrenk (Se) 2-0.

Consolation: Simmons-Scherschligt (EV) d. Lee-Roberts (Wa) 2-0.

BOYS

Singles

First round: Daniel Ham (Charles Wright) d. Max Mielke (Davenport) 6-1, 6-1; Troy Dunbar (Zillah) d. Warren Robertson (Cashmere) 6-2, 6-3; Bayard Blair (University Prep) d. Travis Campbell (Freeman) 6-2, 6-2; Manuel Perez (Liberty Bell) d. Kyle Rasmussen (Highland) 6-4, 6-1; Kosuke Mitarai (Cle Elum) d. Matt Robinson (Chelan) 6-0, 6-0; Trym Torvund (Overlake) d. Justin Wargo (LaCrosse-Washtucna) 6-1, 6-0; Keith Bighorn (Goldendale) d. Anthony Verhasse (Tonasket) 6-2, 6-1; Michael Chin (Seattle Academy) d. Alin Walls (Wilbur-Creston) 7-6, 6-2.

Quarterfinals: Ham (CW) d. Dunbar (Z) 6-3, 6-4; Blair (UP) d. Perez (LB) 6-3, 6-2; Torvund (Ov) d. Mitarai (CE) 6-1, 6-3; Bighorn (Go) d. Chin (SA) 3-6, 6-2, 6-3.

Consolation: Robertson (Ca) d. Mielke (Da) 6-1, 6-3; Rasmussen (H) d. Campbell (Fr) 6-3, 6-3; Robinson (Ch) d. Wargo (LCW) 6-2, 6-0; Walls (WC) d. Verhasse (To) 6-3, 6-2.

Consolation Semifinals: Robertson (Ca) d. Rasmussen (H) 3-6, 6-4, 6-3; Robinson (Ch) d. Walls (WC) 6-4, 6-2; Dunbar (Z) d. Perez (LB) 6-2, 6-1; Mitarai (CE) d. Chin (SA) 60, 6-2, .

Doubles

First round: Bob Gardner-Ethan Hayden (Overlake) d. Anderson-Knezovich (Reardan) 6-0, 6-0; Jacob Tri-Brendan Stewart (La Salle) d. Frank Rosas-Dillion Morrison (Chelan) 6-2, 6-0; Frank-Murphy (Reardan) d. E. Valentine-T. Chang (Charles Wright) 6-3, 2-6, 6-2; Nathan Sites-Adam Ross (Cashmere) d. Jonathon Avarca-Josue Cuevas (Wahluke) 6-2, 6-3; Jose Godoy-Alex Villegas (Zillah) d. Gilberto Murillo-Jeremy Davis (Entiat) 3-6, 6-1, 7-5; P. Grenley-T. Grenley (Charles Wright) d. Worrall-Furbeyre (St. George’s) 6-2, 6-2; Jeremy Gaudette-Jonas Rickenbacher (Naches Valley) d. Jordan Hertlein-Hayden Behrens (Okanogan) 6-4, 6-3; Monasmith-Vilchiz (Chewelah) d. Connor Freeman-Owen Harrang (Seattle Academy) 7-6, 3-6, 6-1.

Quarterfinals: Tri-Stewart (LS) d. Gardner-Hayden (Ov) 6-2, 6-1; Sites-Ross (Ca) d. Frank-Murphy (Re) 6-4, 6-7, 6-4; Grenley-Grenley (CW) d. Godoy-Villegas (Z) 6-0, 6-2; Monasmith-Vilchiz (Ch) d. Gaudette-Rickenbacher (NV) 4-6, 7-5, 6-4.

Consolation: Rosas-Morrison (Ch) d. Anderson Knezovich (Re); Valentine-Chang (CW) d. Avarca-Cuevas (Wa); Worrall-Furbeyre (SG) d. Murillo-Davis (En); Freeman-Harrang (SA) d. Hertlein-Behrens (Ok).

Consolation Semifinals: Valentine-Chang (CW) d. Rosas-Morrison (Ch) 6-2, 5-7, 6-1; Freeman-Harrang (SA) d. Worrall-Furbeyre (SG) 6-4, 3-6, 6-3; Gardner-Hayden (Ov) d. Frank-Murphy (Re) 6-1, 6-4; Gaudette-Rickenbacher (NV) d. Godoy-Villegas (Z) 7-6, 6-4.

GIRLS

Singles

First round: Felina Razey (Zillah) d. Heathe Poppie (Chelan) 6-3, 7-5; Lauren Schulz (Reardan) d. Carrie Rotkis (University Prep) 7-5, 6-3; Samantha Weeks (Annie Wright) d. Shawntel Kallianen (Ridgefield) 6-0, 6-2; Shaylyn Goodall (Omak) d. Tracy Melville (Lind-Ritzville-Sprague) 6-1, 7-5; Miranda Mielke (Davenport) d. Paige Stevenson (White Salmon) 6-1, 6-0; Margaret Busey (La Salle) d. Margaret Taylor (Annie Wright) 6-3, 6-4; Michelle Lut (Forest Ridge) d. Megan Elliott (Kiona-Benton) 6-0, 6-3; Kirsten Jorgensen (Tenino) d. Noelle Parton (Cascade) 7-6 (7-3), 7-5.

Quarterfinals: Schulz (Re) d. Razey (Z) 6-3, 6-2; Goodall (Om) d. Weeks (AW) 7-5, 6-0; Mielke (Da) d. Busey (LS) 6-1, 7-6 (6-4); Lui (FR) d. Jorgensen (Te) 6-0, 6-0.

Consolation: Rotkis (UP) d. Poppie (Ch) 7-5, 6-0; Melville (LRS) d. Kallianen (Ri) 6-1, 6-2; Taylor (AW) d. Stevenson (WS) 6-3, 6-0; Parton (Ca) d. Elliott (KB) 6-3, 6-4.

Consolation Semifinals: Rotkis (UP) d. Melville (LRS) 6-1, 6-3; Taylor (AW) d. Parton (Ca) 6-4, 3-6, 7-5; Weeks (AW) d. Razey (Z) 6-3, 6-0; Busey (LS) d. Jorgensen (Te) 3-6, 6-1, 6-3.

Doubles

First round: Mikela Kowatsch-Tasaha Kowatsch (Cashmere) d. Justine Benner-Jesica Busey (Naches Valley) 6-1, 6-2; Doggen-Little (Colville) d. Catherine Amick-Tori Zaknich (Vashon Island) 7-5, 7-5; Madeline Ferry-Mika Inadomi (University Prep) d. Emily Mankowski-Katie Firest (Tenino) 6-1, 6-4; Maghara DePaoli-Megan Robinson (Chelan) d. Melville-Heidenrich (Lind-Ritzville-Sprague) 6-3, 6-3; Susie Aguirre-Nicky March (Lakeside) d. Cassidy Reid-Beatrice Bremer (Ridgefield) 7-5, 6-4; Nithya Menon-Pauline Phelps (Seattle Academy) d. Hannah Richards-Katie Richards (Naches Valley) 6-3, 6-4; Caroline Spencer-Emily Walter (Overlake) d. Haley Hoon-Olivia Martin (La Salle) 7-5, 6-1; Olivia Plew-Clancy Courtney (Chelan) d. Kelli Neer-Janelle Young (Tenino) 6-3, 5-7, 7-5.

Quarterfinals: Doggen-Little (Co) d Kowatsch-Kowatsch (Ca) 6-4, 6-3; DePaoli-Robinson (Ch) d. Ferry-Inadomi (UP) 6-3, 6-4; Aguirre-March (La) d. Menon-Phelps (SA) 6-0, 6-3; Spencer-Walter (Ov) d. Plew-Courtney (Ch) 4-6, 6-4, 6-1.

Consolation: Benner-Busey (NV) d. Amick-Zaknich (VI) 4-6, 6-4, 6-3; Mankowski-Firest (Te) d. Melville-Heidenrich (LRS) 6-4, 3-6, 6-2; Richards-Richards (NV) d. Reid-Bremer (Ri) 6-1, 2-6, 6-2; Hoon-Martin (LS) d. Neer-Young (Te) 6-1, 3-6, 6-4.

Consolation Semifinals: Benner-Busey (NV) d. Mankowski-Firest (Te) 7-5, 6-3; Hoon-Martin (LS) d. Richards-Richards (NV) 2-6, 6-4, 6-4; Kowatsch-Kowatsch (Ca) d. Ferry-Inadomi (UP) 6-1, 3-6, 6-4; Plew-Courtney (Ch) d. Menon-Phelps (SA) 6-4, 6-2.

That’s the kind of offensive production, especially in the rarefied fastpitch talent of the Class 2A state championships, that created another very important other statistic for the tournament’s home team: two wins.

The Selah Vikings jackhammered their way into their second straight semifinal berth, battering Fife 13-3 and Interlake 11-0 at Carlon Park.

Selah players line up at home plate to congratulate Kaylee Fullerton, left, as she crosses the base after hitting a home run in the third inning of their game against Fife at the 2A state softball tournament at Carlon Park in Selah on Friday, May 25, 2012. (Sara Gettys/Yakima Herald-Republic)

The victory moved CWAC champion Selah (24-2) into a 10 a.m. showdown against Tumwater and its powerful pitcher, Kiersten Smith, who had 11- and 10-strikeout games in the Thunderbirds’ 12-2 and 8-1 victories over Cheney and Granite Falls, respectively.

“She’s got a lot of power, and she’s got that good rise ball,” Selah batting coach Ben Graf said. “Our girls will have to be able to lay off that rise ball. As long as we’re not chasing it, I think we’ll be OK.”

Selah’s hitters made Friday’s victories look like batting practice because, well, that’s the way they treated it.

“When we stay really relaxed, that’s when we hit the best,” said senior Carly Minnick, who drove in four runs over the Vikings’ two games while batting 5-for-7 with three doubles. “When we stay relaxed and we keep each other pumped up, we hit like crazy.

“One through nine, we’re all good hitters.”

That was plain to see in the Fife game, when Selah’s No. 9 hitter, Kylee Fullerton, slammed a two-run homer into a blustery wind. And over the two games, the bottom three hitters in the lineup — Minnick, Taylor Rath and Fullerton — combined to bat 11-for-16.

With all of Selah’s offensive highlights, it was easy to overlook the steady performance of sophomore pitcher McKenzie Zerr, who gave up just two earned runs over her two complete games.

“She did real well,” said her catcher, Sarah Bersing, who went 2-for-3 with four RBI and a huge homer against Interlake. “She hit the outside corner all day, she hit her spots really well. It was one of the best I’ve ever seen her throw.”

Ellensburg's Taelor Griffin slides into second past Franklin Pierce's Anna Lennox during the fourth inning of their game at the 2A state softball tournament at Carlon Park in Selah on Friday, May 25, 2012. (Sara Gettys/Yakima Herald-Republic

Tumwater’s Smith got plenty of offensive support as well, most notably from Gabby Vidallon, who batted 7-for-8 with three RBI and Alyssa Ubrun, who slugged a two-run homer.

The semifinal in the lower half-bracket will pit another power-hitting team, Chehalis — which won by a combined 21-2 score in routs of Lynden and Franklin Pierce — against an opportunistic Aberdeen team that did just enough to win. After edging Mount Baker 7-2, the Bobcats upended West Valley 2-1 in the quarterfinals despite an 11-strikeout, three-hit pitching performance by the Eagles’ Kelli Peckham.

Ellensburg was unable to come up with the timely hits and was ousted after losses to Franklin Pierce and Interlake, sandwiched around a 4-3 squeaker over Lynden.

The Bulldogs (19-9) had the defense, especially two sensational grabs by center fielder Josie Savage, which saved probably three runs between them. And they got good plate performances from Taelor Griffin (5-for-7 over the last two games) and Mackenzie Hughes (3-for-4 with a homer in the Lynden game). But there was clearly something missing.

“A few of the girls have been fighting the flu, or something like that,” Bulldogs pitching coach Ken McNamee said. “Ally (Burgess, who pitched two of Ellensburg’s games) been fighting something today for sure. I’m surprised she lasted as long as she has.”

Friday, that euphoria quickly subsided as both teams had a brief and bittersweet appearance at Kiwanis Park.

Kittitas ran into another southwest buzzsaw in its Class 2A opener, falling 22-0 to 2011 runner-up Pe Ell and then falling just short against Kettle Falls 13-11.

“Different season, same result,” said Kittitas coach Nate Phillips, whose teams have made six straight state appearances but have gone 0-2 in each of the past three seasons.

Kittitas High School pitcher Ashley Hayes gets an encouraging touch from catcher Trinity Kies following a third-inning meeting on the mound with coach Nate Phillips. At that point in the game Hayes had given up 20 runs to Pe Ell High School, which went on to win 22-0 in five innings in the state class 2B softball tournament May 25, 2012 in Yakima. (Gordon King/Yakima Herald-Republic)

“We should know what to expect,” Phillips continued. “We do battle and we don’t give up. We would’ve liked to get to tomorrow … but we were not able to do it.”

Klickitat, meanwhile, was making its first state trip since 2002. The Vandals put up a good fight, but got edged by Wishkah Valley 5-1 in its Class 1B opener, and then lost a slugfest to Curlew 20-13.

“Our inexperience is what hurt us,” said Klickitat coach Yvette Schultz, pointing out that the team has just one senior and three juniors. “I’m proud of the team. They really worked hard.”

Today’s semifinals were set in 2B, with the 1B finalists determined, with both looking quite familiar.

The 2B semifinals, set for noon, will have defending champion Adna facing Northwest Christian, and Pe Ell meeting DeSales, another 2011 semifinalist. The championship game is at 4.

In 1B, last year’s state finalists are back for a rematch with three-time defending champion Colton taking on Almira/Coulee-Hartline at 4 p.m.

Kittitas (17-7) had no answers against Pe Ell, and there appeared to be some hangover from that game early on against Kettle Falls as the Coyotes fell behind 8-0 after 31?2 innings.

But Kittitas finally regrouped and a six-run fifth closed the gap to 8-7. Kettle Falls, however, tacked on five runs in the top of the seventh and Kittitas’ own rally in the bottom of that frame fell a couple of runs short.

Trinity Kies went 3 for 4 with three runs, and Ashley Hayes and Tori O’Shaughnessey were both 2 for 4 against Kettle Falls.

“They looked like they had a little lag at the plate (against Kettle Falls) but they did battle back and did not give up,” Phillips said.

Klickitat also battled hard, but got clipped by Wishkah Valley as Sierra Nations went 5 for 6 including a homer, and Shelby Reibel also homered.

Against Curlew, Julianna Quinton was 3 for 4 with three RBI, and Chelci Curtis added two hits and two runs, and Cassie Clack scored twice but the Vandals couldn’t overcome 11 errors.

Still, Schultz was proud of her team’s effort in that game, particularly in the wake of their defensive struggles.

“Even after they had a lot of errors,” she said, “they bounced back and tried to stick with it.”

The Leopards started out with a solid 4-2 victory over Nooksack Valley to advance to the quarterfinals.

Colville proved too much for Zillah, winning 9-4 to put the Leopards into the consolation bracket, where their season ended with a heartbreaking 9-8 loss to Cedar Park Christian.

Zillah finishes with a 20-6 record.

No other details were reported by press time.

FIRST ROUND

Selah 13, Fife 3

Selah 052 06 — 13 15 1
Fife 000 30 — 3 8 2

Zerr and Bersing; Berg and Smith.

Highlights: Carly Minnick (S) 3-4, 2 2b, 2 RBI; Sarah Bersing (S) 3-4, 2 2b, 3 RBI; Kylee Fullerton (S) 2-3, HR, 2 RBI; Taylor Rath (S) 2-4, 2 RBI; Ashley Wilkey (S) 2-3, RBI; Laura Steiner (S) 1-4, 2 RBI; Angela Leingang (F) 2-3, RBI.

Granite Falls 10, White River 4

White River 001 210 0 — 4 6 1
Granite Falls 100 045 x — 10 12 1

Smith and Mitchell; K. Martinez and Harding.

Highlights: Sam Mitchell (WR) 1-3, HR, RBI; Logan Thomas (GF) 2-3, 2b; Caitlyn Munce (GF) 3-4, 2b, 3 runs; Peyton Spencer (GF) 2-3, 2b, 3 RBI.

Interlake 10, Sehome 8

Sehome 022 211 0 — 8 9 1
Interlake 030 205 x — 10 14 3

McIntyre and Gorosave; E. Scott, A. Scott (5) and McCaslin.

Highlights: Ana Miksovsky (S) 2-3, HR, 2 RBI; Gabby Gorosave (S) 2-4, 2b, RBI; Caren Giberson-Chen (I) 4-4, 2 RBI; Erin Scott (I) 3-4, 2b, 6 RBI.

Tumwater 12, Cheney 2

Tumwater 510 321 — 12 9 1
Cheney 100 100 — 2 6 5

Highlights: Kiersten Smith (T) 11 K; Gabby Vidallon (T) 3-4, 2 RBI; Nicole Lane (C) 2-3.

Franklin Pierce 4, Ellensburg 1

Ellensburg 000 000 1 — 1 4 0
Franklin Pierce 201 010 x — 4 5 0

Burgess and Swanson; Crawford and Nelson.

Highlights: Ally Burgess (E) 7 K; Lenessa Nelson (FP) 3-3, 2 HR, 2 RBI; Stephanie Franco (FP) 1-3, HR, 2 RBI; Kelli Crawford (FP) 11 K.

West Valley-Spokane 9, Sequim 2

Sequim 200 000 0 — 2 6 3
West Valley 022 203 x — 9 11 0

Briones, Bentz (5) and Rhodefer; Peckham and Sage.

Highlights: Columbia Haupt (S) 2-3, HR, RBI; Kaitlyn Sage (WVS) 1-3, HR, 3 RBI; Cassie Finn (WVS) 2-3, 2b, HR, 2 RBI; Gabby Espindola (WVS) 2-4, RBI.

Aberdeen 7, Mt. Baker 2

Aberdeen 002 014 0 — 7 15 0
Mt. Baker 001 000 1 — 2 5 0

Donovan and Tometich; Toivola and Henry.

Highlights: Hannah Tometich (A) 4-4, 2 2b, 2 RBI; Ku’ulei Siolo (A) 3-4, RBI; Emma Lallas (MB) 2-3.

Chehalis 9, Lynden 0

Lynden 000 000 0 — 0 3 0
Chehalis 200 340 x — 9 12 0

Bonsen and Warner; Graham and Taylor.

Highlights: Kerra Turnow (Ch) 1-3, 3b, 3 RBI; Haley Graham (Ch) 2-4, 2b, RBI; Chelsie Fechtner (L) 3-3, 2b, RBI; Lewis (L) 2-3, 2b.

QUARTERFINALS

Selah 11, Interlake 0

Selah 161 30 — 11 13 0
Interlake 000 00 — 0 5 0

Zerr and Bersing; A. Scott, E. Scott (2), A. Scott (4) and Mo. McCaslin.

Highlights: Sarah Bersing (S) 2-3, HR, 4 RBI; Carly Minnick (S) 2-3, 2b, 2 RBI; Laura Steiner (S) 2-3, 2b, 2 RBI.

Aberdeen 2, West Valley-Spokane 1

Aberdeen 200 000 0 — 2 3 3
West Valley 010 000 0 — 1 5 1

M. Donovan and Tometich; Peckham and Sage.

Highlights: Jocelyn Louthan (A) 1-3, 2b, RBI; Mo Donovan (A) 1-3, RBI, 7 IP, 5 K; Kelli Peckham (WVS) 11 K.

Tumwater 8, Granite Falls 1

Tumwater 300 140 0 — 8 11 2
Granite Falls 000 001 0 — 1 5 4

Smith and McDaniel; K. Martinez, Harding (2), Mannino (5) and Spencer.

Highlights: Kiersten Smith (T) 10 K; Gabby Vidallon (T) 4-4, 2b, RBI; Alyssa Ubrun (T) 2-4, HR, 2 RBI; Lauren Harding (GF) 2-3.

Chehalis 12, Franklin Pierce 2

Franklin Pierce 000 002 — 2 4 1
Chehalis 420 033 — 12 10 1

Crawford and Nelson; Graham and Taylor.

Highlights: Anna Lemox (FP) 2-3, 2b; Dani Braun (Ch) 3-3, 2b, HR, 4 RBI; Marissa Reynolds (Ch) 2-3, GS, 6 RBI.

CONSOLATION

Ellensburg 4, Lynden 3

Ellensburg 010 200 1 — 4 11 1
Lynden 100 200 0 — 3 7 2

Malcolm, Burgess (7) and Swanson; Bonsen and Warner.

Highlights: MacKenzie Hughes (E) 3-4, HR, 2 RBI; Taelor Griffin (E) 3-4; Kaitlyn Brown (L) 1-3, 2b, 2 RBI.

Cheney 9, White River 5

White River 201 110 0 — 5 10 3
Cheney 170 001 x — 9 14 3

Hill, Smith (3) and Isaacs; Lane and Silvieus.

Highlights: Sam Mitchell (WR) 3-4, 2 HR, 3 RBI; Brooklyn Isaacs (WR) 2-4, 2b; Shai-Lee Hu (WR) 2-4, 2 RBI; Bailey Towey (C) 3-3, 2 RBI; Nicole Lane (C) 3-4; Amy Anderson (C) 2-4, RBI.

Sequim 15, Mt. Baker 14

Sequim 452 011 2 — 15 18 3
Mt. Baker 060 223 0 — 14 17 3

Highlights: Bailey Rhodefer (S) 2-5, HR, RBI; Columbia Haupt (S) 4-5, 2 RBI; Rylleigh Zbaraschuk (S) 2-4, 2 HR, 4 RBI; Demiree Briones (S) 3-5, 2b, HR, 2 RBI; Hannah Grubb (S) 2-4, HR, 3 RBI; Jordan Lallas (MB) 3-4, 2 RBI; Morgan Henry (MB) 3-4, 2b, RBI; Emily Yost (MB) 3-4, RBI.

Fife 5, Sehome 4

Fife 000 023 0 — 5 13 0
Sehome 021 001 0 — 4 9 0

Berg and Smith; McIntyre and Gorosave.

Highlights: MacKenzie Bourbonis (F) 3-4, HR, 3 RBI; Allyson Lindstrom (F) 3-4, 2b, RBI; Claire Smith (F) 3-4; Rachel Albert (S) 1-3, HR, RBI; Ana Miksovsky (S) 3-3, 2 2b, RBI.

Fife 6, Franklin Pierce 2

Franklin Pierce 000 200 0 — 2 7 3
Fife 300 030 x — 6 11 0

Crawford and Nelson; Berg and Smith.

Highlights: May Paterson (FP) 3-3; Stephanie Franco (FP) 1-3, HR, RBI; Nichole Sager (FP) 2-3; L. Murphy (F) 3-3, RBI; Roselle (F) 2-4, 2b, RBI; Claire Smith (F) 2-3.

West Valley-Spokane 6, Cheney 4

West Valley 002 020 2 — 6 8 1
Cheney 010 030 0 — 4 6 2

Robinson and Sage; Lane and Silvierus.

Highlights: Brooklyn Robinson (WVS) 2-4, 13 K; Finn (WVS) 2-4, 3b; Pitts (C) 2-3, HR, RBI.

Sequim 4, Granite Falls 3

Granite Falls 000 010 2 — 3 9 1
Sequim 100 120 x — 4 4 2

K. Martinez, Mannino (5) and Spencer; Bentz and Rhodefer.

Highlights: Caitlyn Munce (GF) 3-4, 2b, RBI; Jamie Alexander (GF) 2-3, 2b; Demiree Briones (S) 2-3; Rylleigh Zbaraschuk (S) 1-3, HR, 2 RBI.

Interlake 5, Ellensburg 4

Interlake 003 011 0 — 5 11 1
Ellensburg 202 000 0 — 4 7 1

Buscher and Mo. McCaslin; Burgess, Porter (7) and Swanson.

Highlights: Megan Foy (I) 3-4, 3 RBI; Devon Roth (I) 3-4; Taelor Griffin (E) 2-3, 3 RBI.

Class 2B

FIRST ROUND

Colfax 16, LaConner 3

LaConner 201 00 — 3 2 3
Colfax 140 (11)x — 16 15 0

Hedlund and Summers; Hickman, Huber (4)and Robinson.

Highlights: Samantha Pearson (C)3-4, 2 runs; Lauren Moore (C) 3-5, 2 runs; Erica Eng (C) 2-3, 2 runs.

DeSales 10, Pateros 0

Pateros 000 000 — 0 2 0
DeSales 230 113 — 10 10 0

Wilson and Kesti; Lyons and Postlewait.

Highlights: Ashlyn Lyons (D) 7 Ks; Molli Lesko (D) 2-4, 2 runs; Teresa Acock (D) 2-4, 2 runs.

Pe Ell 22, Kittitas 0

Pe Ell 57(10) 00 — 22 14 1
Kittitas 000 00 — 0 2 8

Woods and Shepherd, Hayes, Greninger (4) and Kies.

Highlights: Amanda Woods (PE) 3-5, 2b, 3 runs; Kayla Hoke and Kayla Capps (PE) 2 runs each.

Toutle Lake 12, Kettle Falls 0

Kettle Falls 000 00 — 0 4 2
Toutle Lake 272 30 — 12 15 2

McInelly and Adams; Deffenbaugh and Iverson.

Highlights: Mackenzie Flatz (TL) 2-3, 3b, HR, 2 runs, 3 RBI; Breezy Hockett (TL) 2-3, 2b, 2 runs.

Northwest Christian 10, Brewster 3

Brewster 000 010 2 — 3 7 5
NW Christian 402 103 x — 10 10 2

Hammons and Mariscal; Hustad and Biel.

Highlights: Jessie Hammons (B) solo HR; Hayden Smith (NC) 2-4, 3b, 3 runs.

Napavine 21, Orcas Island 0

Napavine 331 (12)2 — 21 11 0
Orcas Island 000 00 — 0 1 10

Olson and May; Garcia and Susol.

Highlights: Mackenzie Olson (N) 9 Ks, 3-4, 2 2b, 3 runs; Demi Sahlinger (N) 5 runs.

Adna 10, Waistsburg-Prescott 0

Waitsburg-Prescott 000 00 — 0 2 0
Adna 104 5x — 10 8 4

Nichols and Baker; Moerke and Brattain.

Highlights: Jordan Sandrini (A) 1-2, 2 runs; Emma Brattain (A) 2-3, 2 runs; Taylor Ferrier (A) 3-3, 2 runs.

Dayton 1, Warden 0

Dayton 100 000 0 — 1 3 0
Warden 000 000 0 — 0 0 3

Hartin and Bickelhaupt; Rodriguez and Hernandez.

Highlights: Samantha Hartin (D) 9 Ks; Sarah Phillips (D) 1-3, run; Iris Rodriguez (W) 7 Ks.

QUARTERFINALS

DeSales 9, Colfax 5

DeSales 102 150 1 — 9 7 1
Colfax 100 400 0 — 5 6 4

Lyons and Postlewait; Hickman and Robinson.

Highlights: Ashlyn Lyons (D) 2-4, 2b, 2 runs; Bobbie Prior (D) 2-4, run, 2 RBI; Molli Lesko (D) 1-2, 2 runs; Teresa Acock (D) 2 runs; Lauren Moore (C) 2-4, 2 runs.

Pe Ell 6, Toutle Lake 1

Pe Ell 030 001 2 — 6 13 0
Toutle Lake 000 010 0 — 1 1 1

Woods and Joner; Deffenbaugh and Iverson.

Highlights: Amanda Woods (PE) 6 Ks, 2-3, run, 2 RBI.

Northwest Christian 5, Napavine 3

Napavine 100 002 0 — 3 6 3
NW Christian 010 220 x — 5 5 1

Peters and May; Hustad and Biel.

Highlights: Teryn Panette (N) 3-4, 2b, run; Mackenzie Olson (N) 1-2, 2b, run; Hayden Smith and Sara Miller (NC) 2 runs each.

Adna 10, Dayton 0

Dayton 000 00 — 0 1 4
Adna 603 1x — 10 5 0

Hartin and Bickelhaupt; Moerke and Brattain.

Highlights: Jordan Sandrini (A) 1-2, 2 runs; Taylor Woods (A) 2-3, 3b, 2 runs, 2 RBI.

CONSOLATIONS

Pateros 11, LaConner 3

Pateros 320 020 4 — 11 11 2
LaConner 201 000 0 — 3 5 6

Wilson and Kesti; Hedlund and Summers.

Highlights: Chancy Gill (P) 3-4, 3 runs; Erin Hook (P) 2 RBI; Katarina Wilson (P) 7 Ks.

Kettle Falls 13, Kittitas 11

Kettle Falls 110 600 5 — 13 13 8
Kittitas 000 160 4 — 11 13 3

McInelly and Adams; Hayes and Kies.

Highlights: Samantha Adams, Jessica West and Payeton Rogalette (KF) 2 runs each; Trinity Kies (K) 3-4, 3 runs; Ashley Hayes (K) 2-4, 2 runs; Tori O’Shaughnessey (K) 2-4, run.

Brewster 9, Orcas Island 3

Brewster 305 001 0 — 9 12 1
Orcas Island 000 021 0 — 3 4 3

Miller and Loucks; Garcia and Susol.

Highlights: Markie Miller (B) 8 Ks, run, 2 RBI; Jessie Hammons (B) 4-4, 2b, 4 runs; Tori Loucks (B) 2-3, 3b.

Warden 13, Waitsburg-Prescott 3

Waitsburg-Prescott 020 10 — 3 4 4
Warden 039 1x — 13 12 2

Nichols and Baker; Rodriguez and Hernandez.

Highlights: Heidi Miller (WP) 1-1, 2 runs; Tawnie Gonsalez (W) 2-3, 2 runs; Haley Yamane (W) 2-3, 2 runs; Bianca Hernandez (W) 2-3, 2b, 2 runs; Cassondra Platas (W) 2-3, 2 runs.

Class 1B

FIRST ROUND

Wishkah Valley 5, Klickitat 1

Klickitat 001 000 0 — 1 4 3
Wishkah Valley 300 110 x — 5 5 1

Curtis and Clack; Louthan and Nations.

Highlights: Julianna Quinton (K) 1-3, run; Sierra Nations (WV) 5-6, HR; Shelby Reibel (WV) 1-3, HR, 2 runs; Aaryn Marbut (WV) 1-3, 3b, run; Teagan Louthan (WV) 13 Ks.

Colton 13, Curlew 3

Curlew 101 010 — 3 8 0
Colton 074 02x — 13 11 0

Bell, L. Gibson (3) and H. Gibson; Nilson and Hennigar.

Highlights: Taylor Bell (Cu) 1-2, 2 runs; Micayla Metcalf (Cu) 3-3, run; Jenna Moser (Co) 2-3, 2 runs, RBI; Kaitlin Druffel (Co) 3-3, 3 runs; Haley Moser (Co) 2-4, 3 runs.

Touchet 11, Selkirk 1

Selkirk 000 01 — 1 1 4
Touchet 314 3x — 11 11 1

Holter, Couch (5) and Reiber; Brown and Schaeffer.

Highlights: Nicole Brown (T) 12 Ks, 2-2, run; Josie Sewell (T) 2-4, 2b, 2 runs; Kristen Warner (T) 1-2, 3 runs; Makayla Bishop (T) 2-3, 3 runs.

Almira/Coulee-Hartline 12, Quilcene 2

ACH 411 15 — 12 7 0
Quilcene 002 00 — 2 3 4

Ma. Isaak and Jones; Rae and Beringer.

Highlights: Madeline Isaak (ACH) 10 Ks; Karlee Martin (ACH) 2-4, 3 runs.

SEMIFINALS

Colton 10, Wishkah Valley 0

Wishkah Valley 000 00 — 0 0 4
Colton 123 22 — 10 10 0

Louthan, Reibel (4) and Nations, Fry (4); Nilson and Hennigar.

Highlights: Jenna Moser (C) 2-3, 2b, 3b, run; Carrie Hennigar (C) 3-3, 2 runs, 3 RBI.

Almira/Coulee-Hartline 5, Touchet 4

Touchet 002 020 0 — 4 4 2
ACH 013 010 x — 5 5 1

Brown and Sewell; Isaak and Burchill.

Highlights: Josie Sewell (T) 2 runs; Madeline Isaak (ACH) 7 Ks, 2 RBI; Karlee Martin (ACH) 2-3, 2 runs.

CONSOLATIONS

Curlew 20, Klickitat 13

Curlew 411 057 2 — 20 17 8
Klickitat 500 232 1 — 13 10 11

Bell and Gibson; Curtis and Clack.

Highlights: Lindsey Gibson (C) 3-5, 4 runs; Taylor Bell (C) 3-6, HR, 4 runs; Destiny Sharp (C) 3 runs; Cassie Clack (K) 1-4, 2 runs; Chelci Curtis (K) 2-4, 2b, 2 runs; Julianna Quinton (K) 3-4, run, 3 RBI.

Selkirk 10, Quilcene 0

Quilcene 000 00 — 0 2 9
Selkirk 022 24 — 10 10 0

Rae and Reiber; Anderson and Beringer.

Highlights: Savanah Christman (S) 2-3, 2 runs; RaeAnn McCollim (S) 2-4, 3b, 2 runs.

The Riverside Christian senior, defending state triple-jump champion, had struggled through a subpar spring in the signature track and field event both for her and her school. She entered Friday’s Class 2B state track and field competition at Eastern Washington University with a season’s best of 33 feet, 6 inches, more than 21/2 feet shy of last season’s state championship mark.

While frustrated, she wasn’t flummoxed. “The triple jump is our event,” she said. “I know it’s my best event. I kept my faith in that.”

Her faith was rewarded with a first jump of 35-7, which gave her a lead that held up until Pe Ell’s Sami Robinson topped that by two inches on her final leap. But Imperial still had one jump to go, even though Robinson’s performance gave her pause. “When Sami popped that, I had to take a moment,” Imperial said.

That moment later, Imperial soared 36-1/4 to claim another state champ-ionship.

“That was huge,” marveled coach Scott Wells. “I didn’t know if she could do it. She didn’t know if she could do it. But she is a former champion, and she is a competitor.”

Imperial bought home the one gold medal among Class 2B athletes at the state track and field competition at Roos Field. But boys teammate Nate Van Tuinen came close.

Van Tuinen led the long jump briefly with an early leap of 21 feet, 8 inches into a headwind. But Jamall James of La Conner came back with 22 feet to win the title, and Van Tuinen settled for second. His mark missed his season’s best by only a half-inch.

On the girls side, RC freshman Nicole Nobbs threw the javelin 120 feet, 8 inches to take third place. Not far behind was teammate Breezy Byrne’s 114-10, good for sixth.

Van Tuinen is far from done as the competition moves into today’s concluding events. Friday, he ran the top qualifying time in the 100 with a wind-aided 11:13, a personal best, then came back with the second fastest 400 qualifying time, 50.85.

With top seed Fernando Valencia going in the javelin today, Wells likes his team chances. “I expect the boys to be in the trophy hunt,” he said. “The girls could surprise.” Imperial is in the long jump, and the 4×400 team qualified for today’s finals in fourth place.

The Kittitas boys put themselves in a position for big points in today’s final.

The boys 4×400 meter relay team ran an impressive 3:30.83 to top all qualifiers. Julian Avalos recorded the top qualifying time of 2:02.17 in the 800 meters.

The Kittitas girls 4×400 team qualified second.

Class 1B: Bickleton teammates Nic Venema and Peter Clinton pushed each other to a 1-2 finish in the pole vault, with Venema taking his third straight state title. His winning vault of 12 feet, 9 inches tied the state-meet mark and is a personal best. Clinton was right behind at 12-6, which tied his personal best.

“He’s been pushing me all season,” said Venema, a senior who is headed for Central Washington University next year with decathlon aspirations. “He’s my inspiration to get better,” said Clinton, a junior who took third at state last year.

Their performances put Bickleton into a strong second place with 21 points, 10 points behind Valley Christian, going into today’s final events. The Pirates will have Venema going in the 110 hurdles and 300 hurdles, where he is seeded first and third respectively. Clinton is in the 400 and 800, and the two make up half of the 4×100 relay.

Cole Walters, a senior from Klickitat, came away with two second places in throwing events.

He flung the javelin 158 feet, more than five feet farther than his mark at district and 13 feet better than at state a year ago, when he finished fifth. Earlier in the day, Walters threw the discus 122-8, just shy of the 123-0 he recorded at district.

Alex King of Trout Lake-Glenwood took third in the 1600 with a time of 4:49:05.

For the girls, Valerie Vogt of Trout Lake-Glenwood repeated last year’s runner-up finish in the 3,200.

Vogt ran 12:26.06 as defending champ Lucy Defilippis of Seton Catholic pulled away in the second half of the race to win.

Katelyn Pendley of Thorp high-jumped 4-8 to place third.

Class 1A: Kelsie Taylor of Naches Valley took fourth in the shot put with a throw of 38-7. She is the defending champion in today’s javelin event.

On the boys side, Goldendale’s Isaac Messenger tripled-jumped 44-0 to take fourth place. That marked a big improvement from the 41-4 he got at district.

Two Naches Valley No. 2 seeds, high-jumper Thane Pierson and shot-putter Jake Callaghan, will compete today.

BOYS

Triple jump — 1, Tay’lor Eubanks, Cascade (Everett), 47-00. 2, Justin Browne, Gig Harbor, 44-11. 3, Jared Sinsheimer, Bellarmine Prep, 43-04. 4, Sam Omandi, Inglemoor, 43-03.25. 5, Jorrell Dorsey, Issaquah, 43-00. 6, Mark Seely, Central Valley, 42-09. 7, Jon Lee, Stadium, 42-08. 8, Carson Murray, Rogers (Spokane), 42-05.

Discus — 1, Damon Unland, Ferris, 174-03. 2, Joshua Syrotchen, Lewis & Clark, 170-02. 3, Albert Havili, Federal Way, 164-06. 4, Phoung Truong, Mount Tahoma, 162-10. 5, Dan Boyden, Arlington, 161-08. 6, Dennis Christensen, Richland, 160-04. 7, Gino Bresolin, Eastlake, 149-09. 8, Wyatt Meyring, Edmonds-Woodway, 148-02.

110 hurdles — 1, Andrey Zadneprovskiy, Auburn Riverside, 14.69. 2, Kaid Tipton, Kentridge, 14.87. 3, Abu Kamara, Kent Meridian, 14.87. 4, Blake Symmons, Emerald Ridge, 14.87. 5, Aaron Persinger, Federal Way, 14.95. 6, Peter Seifert, Gig Harbor, 14.96. 7, Dillon Gongliewski, Inglemoor, 15.55. Eric Simpson, Rogers (Puyallup), DQ.

High jump — 1, Dakarai Hightower, Curtis, 6-10. 2, Joe Knight, Roosevelt, 6-06. 3, Willie Roach, Todd Beamer, 6-04. 4, Jared Sinsheimer, Bellarmine Prep, 6-04. 5, Andrey Zadneprovskiy, Auburn Riverside, 6-04. 6 (tie), Matt Dispenza, Kentlake, Tyrone Sanderlin, Olympia, 6-04. 8, Jack Schorno, Olympia, 6-04.

Pole vault — 1, Jameson Shirley, Skyview, 15-06. 2, Austin Sodorff, Woodinville, 15-06. 3, Joe Thompson, Union, 15-03. 4, Josh Smith, Kent Meridian, 14-00. 5. Blasi’ Neumann, Mead, 14-00. 6, Cameron Law, Moses Lake, 13-06. 7, Reed Mowrey, Bothell, 13-00. 8 (tie), Indi Endicott, Shelton, Everett Kleven, Jackson, 13-00.

GIRLS

Shot put — 1, Courtney Hutchinson, Mead, 44-08.75. 2, Alyx Toeaina, Kentwood, 43-03.5. 3, Bev Coleman, Bethel, 41-08.50. 4, Jessica Kinssies, Redmond, 41-03.75. 5, Kaci Jones, Stanwood, 40-10.00. 6, Marisa Gonzales, Kamiak, 39-05.50. 7, Lyndsay Leatherman, Arlington, 39-00.00. 8, Sammi Markham, 38-01.50.

Long jump — 1, Brandi Williams, Auburn Riverside, 19-06.50. 2, Madelayne Varela, Kentwood, 19-00.25. 3, Courtney Jost, Gig Harbor, 18-07.50. 4, Kennadi Bouyer, Curtis, 18-04.75. 5, Mariah Cunningham, Central Valley, 18-02.50. 6, Brittni Williams, Auburn Riverside, 18-00.00. 7, Ali Rodseth, Auburn Riverside, 17-09.50. 8, Savannah Hoekstra, Central Valley, 17-06.75.

100 hurdles — 1, Rachel O’Neil, Auburn Riverside, 15.02. 2, Sadie Sparks, Chiawana, 15.04. 3, Dallas Edge, Gig Harbor, 15.54. 4, Nhautrey Brown, Garfield, 15.58. 5, Mikayla Douglas, Puyallup, 15.67. 6, Kimmie Stueckle, Emerald Ridge, 15.69. 7, Lexi Klinkenberg, Kentridge, 15.84. 8, Nicole Dorsey, Wenatchee, 16.31.

COMBINED WHEELCHAIR (boys and girls, all classes)

800 — 1, Chelsea McClammer, Richland, 2:33.99. 2, Yen Hoang, Evergreen, 3:16.14.

400 — 1, Austin Pruitt, Central Valley, 57.89. 2, McClammer, 1:11.22. 3, Olivia Williams, Foster, 2:15.64.

Shot put — 1, Truman Walker, Marysville-Pilchuck, 22-00.

Discus — 1, Walker, 67-00.

Javelin — 1, Walker, 57-07.

Class 3A

BOYS

Discus — 1, Cody Quinton, Hanford, 160-02. 2, William Mack, Auburn Mountainview, 155-08. 3, Nicholas Aumua, Auburn Mountainview, 153-01. 4, Winston Hallam-Eames, Nathan Hale, 152-09. 5, Scott Feather, Camas, 152-04. 6, Cameron Brink, Bainbridge, 150-04. 7, Evan Banchero, O’Dea, 148-06. 8, Michael Kneip, Bellevue, 144-04.

Javelin — 1, Bradley Stevens, Mount Si, 205-10. 2, Matt Gilbert, Bellevue, 196-00. 3, Miguel Guzman, Sunnyside, 179-00. 4, Isaac Morse, Peninsula, 173-04. 5, Tucker Nix, Wilson, 173-00. 6, Peter Brockway, Mercer Island, 172-04. 7, Kyler Mikami, Bainbridge, 172-01. 8, Beau Kennedy, Mountlake Terrace, 168-01.

110 hurdles — 1, Joseph Collett, Hanford, 14.55. 2, Rashon Smith, Timberline, 14.58. 3, Drew Thompson, Decatur, 14.80. 4, Jaz Smith, Franklin, 14.98. 5, Peter Zalk, Prairie, 15.52. 6, Darius Person, Mount Spokane, 15.58. 7, Alex Wallin, Juanita, 15.64. 8, Sam Richmond, Bellevue, 15.71.

Long jump — 1, Joshua Gordon, Liberty (Issaquah), 22-08.00. 2, Trenton Osborn, Eastmont, 22-00.00. 3, Luke Plummer, Peninsula, 21-11.50. 4, Budda Baker, Bellevue, 21-10.50. 5, Marquis Davis, Rainier Beach, 21-00.50. 6, Jesse Zalk, Prairie, 20-10.25. 7, Ryker Gilbert, Mountain View, 20-10.00. 8, Brian Burt, Eastmont, 20-03.25.

GIRLS

Long jump — 1, Alanna Coker, Juanita, 19-00.50. 2, Floriane Kameni, Bellevue, 18-07.50. 3, Kathran Dean, Mountain View, 18-07.00. 4, Kiana Davis, Kelso, 17-09.00. 5, Kyra Brannan, Kamiakin, 17-06.50. 6, Amanda Konynenbelt, Shadle Park, 17-04.25. 7, Kate Adler, Seattle Prep, 17-00.00. 8, Savanna Joyce, Camas, 16-09.75.

Javelin — 1, Angelique Whistocken, Kennewick, 132-09. 2, Gianna Damiano, Mount Spokane, 130-06. 3, Aiko Mizumori-Canfield, Shorecrest, 130-05. 4, AnnaMarie Forza, Enumclaw, 130-05. 5, Amber Corbett, Camas, 128-07. 6, Carly Andersen, Mercer Island, 124-02. 7, Lauren Ellis, Mercer Island, 123-08. 8, Gabby Hinojosa, Southridge, 122-01.

100 hurdles — 1, Cecelia Jackson, Holy Names Academy, 14.64. 2, Michelle Stolz, Highline, 15.15. 3, Khadidja Toure, Kamiakin, 15.61. 4, Maria Blad, Enumclaw, 15.82. 5, Whitney Echols, Auburn Mountainview, 15.84. 6, Michelle Snider, Southridge, 15.94. 7, Tiara Pajimola, Shadle Park, 15.99. 8, McKenna Emmert, Kelso, 16.55.

Discus — 1, Calea Carr, Everett, 126-10. 2, Adara Winder, Bonney Lake, 126-07. 3, Sydney Spoja, Lakes, 122-05. 4, Kate Cryderman, Juanita, 121-03. 5, John McEllrath, Prairie, 119-03. 6, Samantha Lester, Kennewick, 116-05. 7, Emily Flynn, University, 116-03. 8, Jada Harvey, Lincoln, 115-10.

Class 2A

BOYS

High jump — 1, Riley Fraser, Sehome, 6-06. 2, Justin Peterson, Lakewood, 6-05. 3, Wade French, Prosser, 6-04. 4, Jayson Brockelsby, Sequim, 6-04. 5 (tie), Tyson Stipic, Aberdeen, Taylor Stephens, North Kitsap, 6-02. 7, Cameron Rath, Selah, 6-02. 8, Aaron Flegel, Granite Falls, 6-00.

Javelin — 1, Mark Schireman, Archbishop Murphy, 179-02. 2, Justin Houser, Cedarcrest, 177-05. 3, Michael Johnson, Black Hills, 177-03. 4, Erik Swartout, Eatonville, 175-05. 5, Cameron Braithwaite, Port Angeles, 173-11. 6, Derrick Woodbury, Clarkston, 170-06. 7, Jesse Monteon, West Valley (Spokane), 168-00. 8, Cooper Budden, Hockinson, 165-11.

Shot put — 1, Jarek Jensen, Squalicum, 54-11.00. 2, Adam Mahama, Pullman, 54-00.50. 3, Blake Maresh, White River, 52-05.50. 4, Mitch Moe, R.A. Long, 52-01.25. 5, Larry Rodman, Burlington-Edison, 50-10.50. 6, Zach Lacey, Woodland, 50-00.75. 7, Evan Earnest, R.A. Long, 49-06.50. 8, Lucas Hatton, Eatonville, 48-06.25.

110 hurdles — 1, Craig Allen, North Mason, 14.60. 2, Devin Liebel, White River, 14.62. 3, Travis Millbrandt, Mark Morris, 15.03. 4, Victor Gamboa, Washington, 15.04. 5, Taylor Wood, Tumwater, 15.20. 6, Beau Somers, East Valley (Spokane), 15.42. 7, Jade Wilson, Deer Park, 15.43. 8, Si Cave, North Thurston, 15.44.

Triple jump — 1, Justin Peterson, Lakewood, 44-02.75. 2, Lane Russell, Tumwater, 43-10.00. 3, Ben Pavish, Pullman, 43-07.00. 4, Cameron Braithwaite, Port Angeles, 43-05.00. 5, Raheem Howard, Tyee, 42-06.00. 6, Layton Lange, Ephrata, 42-04.00. 7, Michael Faulkner, Sehome, 41-06.75. 8, Zac Dwyer, Clarkston, 41-03.00.

Pole vault — 1, Nathan Dunford, Mount Baker, 15-00. 2, Craig Jones, Anacortes, 14-06. 3, Nacho Ibarra, Wapato, 14-00. 4, Blaise Black, Sehome, 14-00. 5, Darren Hodges, Quincy, 14-00. 6, Willie Stoutzenberger, East Valley (Spokane), 14-00. 7, Andrew Dahl, Blaine, 14-00. 8, Austin Johnson, R.A. Long, 14-00.

GIRLS

Pole vault — 1, Kirsten Webber, Squalicum, 11-09. 2, Tori Franzen, Squalicum, 11-09. 3, Tarah Erickson, Port Angeles, 11-06. 4, Tiffany Richeson, Burlington-Edison, 11-00. 5, Erin Clark, Cheney, 10-09. 6, Madi Krussow, Squalicum, 10-06. 7 (tie), Olivia Adams, Blaine, Madison Moore, Prosser, Kaitlin Zinsli, Lindberg, 10-00.

High jump — 1, Lauren McCluskey, Pullman, 5-04. 2, Lateah Holmes, Fife, 5-03. 3, Katelyn Wright, Washougal, 5-03. 4, Olivia Halverson, Bellingham, 5-02. 5, Jamie Weisner, Clarkston, 5-02. 6, Taylor V’Dovec, Blaine, 5-02. 7 (tie), Tala Hild, Renton, Brooklyn Bellomy, East Valley (Spokane), 5-00.

Shot put — 1, Gina Flint, Squalicum, 42-11.25. 2, Darbi Dobson, East Valley (Spokane), 41-06.00; 3, Angelina Berger, South Whidbey, 39-04.00. 4, Mikaela Zimmer, East Valley (Yakima), 37-00.00. 5, Maddie Cattle, Sehome, 36-07.00. 6, Daisey Newman, Eatonville, 45-00.50. 7, Lexi Simmons, North Kitsap, 34-11.75. 8, Bodie Medler, Sehome, 34-07.00.

100 hurdles — 1, Reagan Colyer, North Kitsap, 15.54. 2, Lauren McCluskey, Pullman, 15.68. 3, Brooke Feldmeier, Tumwater, 15.85. 4, Jamie Weisner, Clarkston, 16.07. 5, Allie Kohr, Squalicum, 16.14. 6, Allison Deck, Tumwater, 16.23. 7, Kelly Nigro, Woodland, 16.24. 8, Jade Crawford, White River, 17.12.

Triple jump — 1, Alexandra Lanzafame, North Kitsap, 38-09.25. 2, Emma Berg, North Mason, 35-07.50. 3, Anna Guo, Pullman, 35-02.50. 4, Hannah Snyder, North Kitsap, 35-01.75. 5, Anna Cartee, Deer Park, 35-00.75. 6, Courtnie Wells, Burlington-Edison, 34-11.50. 7, Janayla Scott, Lindbergh, 34-10.50. 8, Michaela Hall, Centralia, 34-09.50.

Class 1A

BOYS

Team—1, Newport, 20. 2, Hoquaim, 15. 2, King’s, 15. 4, Lakeside, 13. 5, Colville, 12. 6, Kalama, 11. 7, Freeman, 10. 8, Connell, 9. 8, Orting, 9. 8, Wahluke, 9. 11, Cashmere, 8. 11, Meridian, 8. 11, White Salmon, 8. 11, Cedar Park Christian/Bothell, 8. 11, Goldendale, 8. 16, Charles Wright Academy, 7. 17, Nooksack Valley, 6. 17, Stevenson, 6. 19, Rainier, 4. 20, Seattle Academy, 3. 21, Ridgefield, 2. 21, Naches Valley, 2. 23, Montesano, 1. 23, Kiona Benton, 1.

1600—1, Hap Emmons, King’s, 4:28.84. 2, Brad Rich, White Salmon, 4:29.68. 3, Mitch Beard, Nooksack Valley, 4:31.74. 4, Michael Anderson, Lakeside, 4:32.55. 5, Travis Hensley, Charles Wright Academy, 4:34.09. 6, Ruben Riordan, Chares Wright Academy, 4:35.50. 7, Kyle Cole, Cedar Park Christian/Bothell, 4:35.80. 8, Tyson Lovell, Montesano, 4:36.11. 9, Kody Shriver, Kalama, 4:36.30. 10, Kyle DeGraaff, La Center, 4:39.00. 11, Matt Schwittay, La Salle, 4:39.76. 12, Ryan Coffman, Lakeside, 4:41.14. 13, Kevin Carpenter, Colville, 4:44.84. 14, Jack Espinoza, Highland, 4:46.95. 15, Zach Collins, Zillah, 4:48.33. 16, Kyle Brightman, Kiona Benton, 5:06.12.

Pole Vault—1, Braden Barranco, Newport, 14-03. 2, Brad Wood, Cashmere, 14-00. 3, Daniel Calhoon, Cedar Park Christian/Bothell, 13-06. 4, Caleb Taylor, King’s, 13-03. 5, Alex McCrum, Stevenson, 13-03. 6, Lucas Trautman, Seattle Academy, 13-00. 7, Brandon Campbell, Stevenson, 12-06. 8, Eryk Nash, Kiona Benton, 12-06. 9, Sam Taylor, Bellevue Christian, 12-06. 10, Nik Clausen, Kalama, 12-06. 10, Josh Berteaux, Ilwaco, 12-06. 12, Spencer Gevers, Cedar Park Christian/Bothell, 12-00. 13, Elden Clarkson, Lakeside, 11-06. 14, Carlos Aguirre, Kiona Benton, 10-06. 15, Michael Valentine, Royal, 10-06. 16, Kenner Milliren, Goldendale, 10-00.

Triple Jump—1, Cody Unfred, Freeman, 45-05.25. 2, Kyle Powell, Lakeside, 44-10.00. 3, Ethan Cabbage, Colville, 44-09.25. 4, Isaac Messenger, Goldendale, 44-00.50. 5, Sheldon Blakey, Rainier, 43-03.25. 6, Rafa Mendoza, Wahluke, 43-01.25. 7, Thane Pierson, Naches Valley, 43-01.00. 8, Jake Clizbe, Kalama, 42-07.50. 9, Derek Tremaine, Lynden Christian, 41-09.25. 10, Skyler Coppenrath, Port Townsend, 41-04.25. 11, Christian Yoro, Orting, 40-09.25. 12, Brandon Williams, Hoquiam, 40-09.00. 13, Joe Benedict, Montesano, 40-04.25. 14, Matt Hartmann, King’s, 40-03.50. 15, Kyle Crawford, Cascade Christian Puyallup, 40-00.75. 16, Kade Eppich, Connell, 39-10.25.

Javelin—1, Tre Fess, Kalama, 196-00. 2, Matt Hadley, Connell, 192-04. 3, Denver Vander Yacht, Meridian, 183-11. 4, Jared Sabin, Wahluke, 174-00. 5, Evan Erickson, Hoquiam, 171-04. 6, Cole Smith, Hoquiam 167-05. 7, Spencer Blackburn, Meridian, 165-08. 8, Kyle Pruett, Connell, 162-07. 9, Enrique Diaz, Chelan, 153-03. 10, Anthony Almeida, Cedar Park Christian/Bothell, 152-08. 11, Joey Allen, Riverside, 151-06. 12, BJ Salmonson, Nooksack Valley, 149-02. 13, Sam Baird, Northwest, 147-04. 14, Adrian Gutierrez, Mabton, 135-08. 15, Marty Staggs, Okanogan, 130-11. –, Alex Olson, Ridgefield, FOUL.

Discus—1, Aaron Castle, Newport, 165-11. 2, Joseph Winn, Hoquiam, 149-11. 3, Cainan Holte, Colville, 148-00. 4, Josh Teuteu, Orting, 140-03. 5, Jake Stubben, Orting, 140-03. 6, Braydon Ross, Goldendale, 136-10. 7, Alex Olson, Ridgefield, 136-05. 8, Alberto Cruz, Wahluke, 134-07. 9, Daryl Settlemire, Chimacum, 130-10. 10, Tre Fess, Kalama, 129-05. 11, Daniel Wheatley, Freeman, 127-04. 12, Cody Spoelstra, Lynden Christian, 120-06. 13, Tyson Brook, Connell, 117-10. 14, Michael Selin, Hoquiam, 112-09. 15, Kyle Hall, River View, 107.01. –, Denver Vande Yacht, Meridian, FOUL.

GIRLS

Team—1, Orting, 23. 2, Northwest, 15. 3, Cedar Park Christian/Bothell, 13. 4, Okanogan, 10. 4, Hoquiam, 10. 4, Montesano, 10. 7, Columbia-Burbank, 8. 7, Stevenson, 8. 9, Chewelah, 6. 9, Newport, 6. 9, La Center, 6. 9, Riverside, 6. 9, Lakeside, 6. 14, Naches Valley, 5. 14, Cascade Christian (Puyallup), 5. 16, Rainier, 4. 17, Chelan, 3. 17, Colville, 3. 17, Kalama, 3. 20, Lynden Christian, 2. 21, Charles Wright Academy, 1. 21, Zillah, 1. 21, Forks, 1. 21, Omak, 1.

3200—1, Maddie Meyers, Northwest, 11:05.24. 2, Sally Larson, Cedar Park Christian/Bothell, 11:07.44. 3, Jess Mildes, Riverside, 11:13.91. 4, Hazel Carr, Northwest, 11:28.17. 5, Lindy Jacobson, Lakeside, 11:29.52. 6, Kayleigh McCoy, Orting, 12:00.36. 7, Marissa Hielkema, Lynden Christian, 12:02.55. 8, Bryn Mayo, Charles Wright Academy, 12:02.55. 9, Gabrielle Rudolph, Montesano, 12:03.39. 10, Delaney McMahon, Riverside, 12:22.43. 11, Bernie Hayden, Onalaska, 12:26.02. 12, Katie Whitten, La Center, 12:37.46. 13, Kristen Larson, Forks, 12:48.32. 14, Claire McIntyre, Highland, 12:58.14. 15, Atlanta Keskatalo, Connell, 12:03.12. 16, Marlene Ramos, Granger, 13:31.03.

Long Jump—1, Savannah Burr, Orting, 17-07.00. 2, Jen Rathgeber, Stevenson, 17-04.50. 3, Arielle Walden, Newport, 17-00.00. 4, Erin Beexhold, Cedar Park Christian/Bothell, 16-10.75. 5, Alicia Lopez, Hoquiam, 16-10.25. 6, Hanna Clizbe, Kalama, 16-08.00. 7, Alexi Whatley, Orting, 16-03.75. 8, Ashlee Barker, Omak, 16-03.50. 9, Madison McCrum, Stevenson, 16-01.00. 10, Regine Standley, La Salle, 16-00.75. 11, Tonya Iverson, Royal, 16-00.50. 12, Alex Parson, Nooksack Valley, 15-09.50. 13, Katelyn Peterson, Wahluke, 15-05.50. 14, Makayla Lancaster, Lynden Christian, 14-08.75. 15, Tianna Helm, Cashmere, 14-06.50. 16, Leyla Marino, Meridian, 14-06.00.

High Jump—1, Maddie Timm, Okanogan, 5-05. 2, Harley McBride, Columbia-Burbank, 5-04. 3, Katie Hebdon, La Center, 5-02. 4, Haley Zepernick, Cascade Christian Puyallup, 5-02. 5, Alicia Lopez, Hoquiam, 5-00. 5, Tasha Luu, Colville, 5-00. Mikaila Johnson, Hoquiam, 5-00. 8, Emily Seaman, Zillah, 5-00. 9, Ashlee Barker, Omak, 5-00. 10, Bethany Lipska, Elma, 5-00. 11, Rashae Spencer, Connell, 4-10. 12, Laura Caballero, Port Townsend, 4-08. 13, Madi Hauck, King’s, 4-08. 14, Julia Teitzel, King’s, 4-06. 15, Madison Weg, Lynden Christian, 4-06.

Shot Put—1, Tera Novy, Montesano, 48-00.00 (New WIAA Meet Record; Previous Record Jennifer Ponath, Shorewood, 47-09.50, 1993). 2, Mykaelynn Powers, Orting, 39-08.00. 3, Makayla Earl, Chewelah, 38-09.50. 4, Kelsie Taylor, Naches Valley, 38-07.00. 5, Samantha Dahl, Rainier, 37-03.50. 6, Karle Pittsinger, Chelan, 36-04.50. 7, Jenna Widman, Lakeside, 35-09.00. 8, Sydney Christenson, Forks, 34-07.00. 9, Karly Hibbard, King’s 34-05.50. 10, Kendall Watts, Kiona Benton, 34-01.00. 11, Ashley Loreen, Nooksack Valley, 34-00.00. 12, Kylie Montgomery, Goldendale, 33-04.00. 13, Katherine Buhl, Bush, 33-01.00. 14, Shawna Jacobson-Sims, Bush, 31-10.00. 15, Annie Baker, La Center, 31-07.50. 16, Alexia Diablo, Orting, 31-02.50.

Class 2B

BOYS

Team—1, Waitsburg-Prescoott, 22. 2, La Conner, 16. 3, Northwest Christian Lacey 13. 4, Ocosta, 10.33. 5, St. George’s, 10. 5, Northwest Christian Colbert, 10. 7, Manson, 9. 8, Riverside Christian, 8. 8, Naselle, 8. 8, Colfax, 8. 11, Liberty Bell, 7. 12, South Bend, 6. 13, Kettle Falls, 5. 13, Asotin, 5. 15, DeSales, 4. 16, Dayton, 3.50. 16, St. John-Endicott/LaCrosse, Wash., 3.50. 18, Kittitas, 3.33. 19, Raymond, 2. 20, Liberty Spangle, 1. 20, Tacoma Baptist, 1. 22, Mossyrock, .33.

3200—1, Lucas Graham, Northwest Christian Lacey, 4:34.83. 2, Seth Deal, Waitsburg-Prescott, 4:37.94. 3, Marcus Vanderholm, Manson, 4:39.08. 4, Chase Teigen, Asotin, 4:41.95. 5, Alex Ramm-Hutchinson, St. George’s, 4:43.69. 6, Josiah Shelman, Northwest Christian Lacey, 4:45.92. 7, Liam Daily, Liberty Bell, 4:46.65. 8, Cody Erickson, Liberty Spangle, 4:47.12. 9, Caleb Bonner, Shoreline Christian, 4:47.29. 10, Jose Martin, Kittitas, 4:47.98. 11, David Eisenhauer, Riverside Christian, 4:51.22. 12, Ben Grover, North Beach, 4:55.20. 13, Daniel Houtsma, Mount Vernon Christian, 4:55.62. 14, Steven Olds, Northwest Christian Colbert, 4:56.10. 15, Cramer Smith, Naselle, 4:58.35. 16, Daniel Swann, Tacoma Baptist, 5:02.21.

Long Jump—1, Jamall James, La Conner, 22-00.00. 2, Nate VanTuinen, Riverside Christian, 21-08.00. 3, Nate Graham, St. George’s, 20-08.00. 4, Austin Watson, Liberty Bell, 20-07.25. 5, Nick Wales, DeSales, 20-05.75. 6, Rob Baker, Naselle, 20-05.00. 7, Ty Poole, Kittitas, 20-00.00. 8, Tyler McIrvin, Kittitas, 19-09.00. 9, Mike Cryderman, Toutle Lake, 19-08.25. 10, Kaleb Simon, St. John-Endicott/LaCrosse, Wash., 19-05.00. 11, Anthony Stedham, Napavine, 18-10.5. 12, Andy Aiken, Concrete, 18-09.75. 13, Jonathan Magee, Bear Creek, 18-07.50. 14, Austin Telford, Davenport, 18-07.00. 15, Matt Wetterauer, South Bend, 17-11.00. 16, Chris Boring, Kettle Falls, 17-07.25.

High Jump—1, Reuben Clark, Northwest Christian Colbert, 6-05. 2, Justin Beraducci, Colfax, 6-04. 3, Landy James, La Conner, 6-02. 4, Chandler Chapman, Naselle, 6-02. 5, Brandon Clark, Dayton, 5-10. 5, Darcy Stamper, St. John Endicott/La Crosse, Wash., 5-10. 7, Alex Herrera, Ocosta, 5-10. 8, Jesse Berumen, Kittitas, 5-08. 8, Tyler Tucker, Ocosta, 5-08. 8, Tristan Watson, Mossyrock, 5-08. 11, Daniel Oakland, Cedar Park Christian/MLT, 5-08. 12, Robert Parcells, Waterville, 5-08. 12, Jesse McDaniel, Kittitas, 5-08. 14, Dan Slagle, Republic, 5-08. 15, Jonathan Magee, Bear Creek, 5-06. 15, Micah Tranch, Riverside Christian, 5-06.

Shot Put—1, Eshom Estes, Waitsburg-Prescott, 50-04.50. 2, William Helman, Ocosta, 48-01.50. 3, Levi Bale, South Bend, 47-11.00. 4, Eddie Bitzan, Kettle Falls, 46-04.50. 5, Ben Shafer, Waitsburg-Prescott, 44-10.50. 6, Casey Sorenson, Manson, 44-06.00. 7, Andrew Hamilton, Raymond, 44-00.00. 8, Walker Williams, Tacoma Baptist, 43-08.00. 9, Mike Cryderman, Toutle Lake, 43-02.50. 10, Geo Campos, Bridgeport, 40-09.50. 11, Nathan Parker, La Conner, 40-00.50. 12, Brandon Thayer, Liberty Spangle, 39-08.00. 13, Brandon Parker, Evergreen Lutheran, 38-10. 13, Reuben Clark, Northwest Christian Colbert, 38-10.00. 15, Jake Hughes, Entiat, 38-07.50. 16, Alex Vanderholm, Manson, 38-05.00.

GIRLS

Team—1, Asotin, 24. 2, Willapa Valley, 22. 2, Pe Ell, 22. 4, Riverside Christian, 19. 5, Oroville, 13. 6, Northwest Christian Lacey, 12. 7, Colfax, 10. 8, Morton-White Pass, 9. 9, Concrete, 8. 10, St. John-Endicott/LaCrosse-Wash., 7. 11, Lake Roosevelt, 6. 11, Northwest Christian Colbert, 6. 13, Liberty Spangle, 5. 13, Wahkiakum, 5. 15, Raymond, 4. 15, Entiat, 4. 17, Reardan, 3. 17, Republic, 3. 17, Tacoma Baptist, 3. 20, Kittitas, 2.50. 20, Mount Vernon Christian, 2.50. 22, La Conner, 2. 23, Ocosta, 1. 23, Lind-Ritzville, 1. 23, Naselle, 1.

3200—1, Morgan Willson, Colfax, 11:05.21. 2, Elizabeth Weber, Northwest Christian Lacey, 11:45.11. 3, Kim Barry, Lake Roosvelt, 11:48.02. 4, Sierra Speiker, Oroville, 12:02.29. 5, Emily Wooldridge, Entiat, 12:11.62. 6, Heather Siegel, St. John-Endicott/LaCrosse,Wash., 12:17.09. 7, Hailey Bredeson, Northwest Christian Lacey, 12:33.57. 8, Katie Green, Naselle, 12:33.61. 9, Anna Brooks, Northwest Christian Lacey, 12:42.39. 10, Lucy Eggleston, Asotin, 12:47.50. 11, Taryn Stamper, St. George’s, 13:00.09. 12, Iraina Nitz, Evergreen Lutheran, 13:15.45. 13, Joy Twentyman, Bear Creek, 13:18.82. 14, Sadie Johnson, Asotin, 13:21.83. 15, Tori Wynecoop, Reardan, 13:35.40. –, Kristina Yzaguirre, Mount Vernon Christian, DNF.

Pole Vault—1, Michaela Huber, Willapa Valley, 9-06. 2, Callie Barker, Oroville, 9-06. 3, Lauren Friese, Willapa Valley, 9-06. 4, Karli Friese, Willapa Valley, 9-00. 5, Cassandra Carlson, Morton-White Pass, 8-09. 6, Kim Bolla, Kittitas, 7-06. 6, Molli Kaptein, Mount Vernon Christian, 7-06. 8, Heidi Hennings, Lind-Ritzville, 7-06. 9, Cassidy Vorderbrueggen, Colfax, 7-06. 10, Breanna Ervin, Oroville, 7-00. 11, Melyssa Whitener, Mount Vernon Christian, 7-00.

Triple Jump—1, Bethany Imperial, Riverside Christian, 36-00.25. 2, Sami Robinson, Pe Ell, 35-09.75 3, Lauren Kuiper, Northwest Christian Colbert, 34-11.50. 4, Jeanie Mullins, Morton-White Pass, 34-06.00. 5, Hannah Dykes, Raymond, 34-05.25. 6, Jules Largent, Republic, 33-07.50. 7, Emily Anderson, La conner, 33-04.25. 8, Rebekah Saul, Ocosta, 33-00.25. 9, Jane Aguero, Mount Vernon Christian, 32-01.75. 10, Sarah Betterton, Northwest Christian Colbert, 32-01.00. 11, Chyenne Kelly-Marconi, Lake Roosevelt, 31-11.00. 12, Erica Clerf, Kittitas, 31-07.75. 13, Kaylee Hughey, Tacome Baptist, 31-05.50. 14, Racehl Gfeller, St. John-Endicott/LaCross-Wash., 30-10.00. 15, Maddy Witt, Waitsburg-Prescott, 30-02.75.

Discus—1, Kayla Loop, Asotin, 139-10. 2, Mckayla Swearingen, Asotin, 112-06. 3, Piper Loop, Asotin, 107-04. 4, Blaine Land, Wahkiakum, 106-09. 5, Emilly Denney, Pe Ell, 104-07. 6, Taylor Talen, Tacoma Baptist, 101-08. 7, Olyvia Godley, Reardan, 100-02. 8, Katrina Ege, Willapa Valley, 96-06. 9, Sarah Roberts, Riverside Christian, 95-10. 10, Liduvina Bucio, Bridgeport, 93-08. 11, Felicia Tillequots, White Swan, 92-05. 12, Nicole Sheer, Colfax, 91-11. 13, Crystal Lynch, North Beach, 89-03. 14, Holly Ray, Bear Creek, 87-07. 15, Cora Lasich, Reardan, 82-10. 16, Jessica Hoogerhyde, Shoreline Christian, 82-05.

Javelin—1, Sami Robinson, Pe Ell, 127-00. 2, Jessica Filtz, Concrete, 123-04. 3, Nicole Nobbs, Riverside Christian, 120-08. 4, Autumn Ladines, Liberty Spangle, 120-06. 5, Annie Bailey, St. John-Endicott/LaCrosse, Wash., 115-07. 6, Breezy Byrne, Riverside Christian, 114-10. 7, Kalli Walker, Northwest Christian Lacey, 109-11. 8, Ana Sorci, Reardan, 109-01. 9, Kathryn Staats, South bend, 101-04. 10, Brielle Whittaker, Asotin, 101-01. 11, Hayley Adams, Tekoa-Oakesdale-Rosalia, 99-01. 12, Keianna Murphy, Mossyrock, 96-08. 13, Katie McKnight, La Conner, 92-01. 14, Priscilla Ponce-Venagas, La Conner, 91-07. 15, Brittany Jewett, Oroville, 88-05. 16, Macy Cornmesser, Liberty Spangle, 75-04.

Class 1B

BOYS

Team—1, Valley Christian, 31. 2, Bickleton, 21. 2, Crescent, 21. 4, Trout Lake/Greenwod, 17. 5, Klickitat, 16. 6, Taholah, 11. 6, Pomeroy, 11. 8, Wilbur-Creston 10. 8, Mansfield, 10. 10, Seton Catholic, 9. 11, Shorewood Christian, 7. 12, North River, 6. 12, Mount Rainier Lutheran, 6. 14, Lopez, 4. 14, King’s Way Christian, 4. 14, Neah Bay, 4. 17, Odessa-Harrington, 3. 18, Northport, 2. 19, Wishkah Valley, 1. 19, Cusick, 1.

1600—1, Richard Nyambura, Valley Christian, 4:41.34. 2, Grant Marchant, Valley Christian, 4:42.41. 3, Alex King, Trout Lake/Glenwood, 4:49.05. 4, Tommy Defilippis, Seton Catholic, 4:49.78. 5, Solomon Bill, Lopez, 4:51.76. 6, Garrett Boyd, Shorewood Christian, 5:02.85. 7, Evan Simms, Seton Catholic, 5:08.79. 8, Devin Van Laar, Trout Lake/Glenwood, 5:20.30.

Triple Jump—1, Macen McLean, Mansfield, 43-10.00 (New Meet Record; Old Record Derek Jurasin, Wishkah Valley, 42-10, 2007). 2, Kolby Blew, Valley Christian, 40-01.75. 3, Derek Findley, Crescent, 40-00.00. 4, Marc Vetter, Mount Rainier Lutheran, 39-09.00. 5, Ben Nelson, King’s Way Christian, 38-05.25. 6, Jacob Dewulf, Odessa-Harrington, 37-10.25. 7, Hayden Strong, Seton Catholic, 37-04.00. 8, Mitchell Powers, Bickleton, 37-03.25.

Pole Vault—1, Nic Venema, Bickleton, 12-09. 2, Peter Clinton, Bickleton, 12-06. 3, Jon Atchley, Pomeroy, 12-00. 4, Jacob Westburg, Valley Christian, 10-06. 5, Gregory Dechand, Trout Lake/Glenwood, 10-06. 6, Jacob Moore, Pomeroy, 10-00. 7, Justin Roberts, Bickleton, 10-00. 8, Mark Loveless, Mount Rainier Lutheran, 9-06. 9, Noah Pearson, Mount Rainier Lutheran, 9-06. –, Zach James, Seton Catholic, NH.

Javelin—1, Hayden Herdrick, Wilbur-Creston, 159-10. 2, Cole Walters, Klickitat, 158-00. 3, Jon Jackson, Taholah, 151-10. 4, Mike Zapien, Crescent, 151-10. 5, Harold Tyler, Neah Bay, 146-01. 6, JD Yarnell, Trout Lake/Glenwood, 142-11. 7, Cody Litts, Northport, 141-03. 8, Set Bowers, Wishkah Valley, 122-08.

Discus—1, Mike Zapien, Crescent, 126-06. 2, Cole Walters, Kilickitat, 122-08. 3, Ben Nelson, North River, 117-06. 4, Andrew Mail, Taholah, 116-05. 5, Kyle Lorenz, Shorewood Christian, 105-02. 6, JD Yarnell, Trout Lake/Glenwood, 102-10. 7, Jesse Koller, Pomeroy, 102-08. 8, Quinton Montgomery, Cusick, 90-00.

GIRLS

Team—1, Columbia Hunters, 28. 2, King’s Way Christian, 22. 3, Seton Catholic, 15. 4, Trout Lake/Glenwood, 11. 5, Cusick, 10. 6, Valley Christian, 9.50. 7, Thorp, 9. 8, Northport, 8. 9, Mount Rainier Lutheran, 6. 10, Shorewood Christian, 5. 10, Eastside Prepatory, 5. 10, Northwest Yeshiva, 5. 10, Odessa-Harrington, 5. 14, Neah Bay, 4. 14, Mary Knight, 4. 16, Clallam Bay, 3.50. 17, Bickleton, 2. 18, Curlew, 1. 18, Klickitat, 1. 18, Lyle/Wishram, 1.

3200—1, Lucy Defilippis, Seton Catholic, 12:03.24. 2, Valerie Vogt, Trout Lake/Glenwood, 12:26.06. 3, Julia Vorobyev, Valley Christian, 13:19.32. 4, Laure Aaronson, Northwest Christian, 13:19.32. 5, Emily Dick, King’s Way Christian, 13:22.07. 6, Marie Weber, Trout Lake/Glenwood, 13:42.80. 7, Taylor Livermore, Shorewood Christian, 14:47.36. 8, Summer Stanton, Curlew, 14:51.07.

High Jump—1, Lindsay Loe, Columbia Hunters, 5-00. 2, Harper Christian, King’s Way Christian, 4-10. 3, Katelyn Pendley, Thorp, 4-08. 4, Xandria Korn, Eastside Prepatory, 4-08. 5, Melissa Willis, Clallam Bay, 4-04. 5, Angelika Stefoglo, Valley Christian, 4-04. 7, Kalie Burton, King’s Way Christian, 4-00. –, Lindsay Brown, Bickleton, NH.

Long Jump—1, Elizabeth Larrew, Columbia Hunters, 16-08.50. 2, Kassie Guglielmino, Nortprt, 15-10.00. 3, Harper Christian, King’s Way Christian, 15-05.75. 4, Brynna Freitag, Seton Catholic, 14-11.75. 5, Courtney Winck, Neah Bay, 14-09.50. 6, Brooks Boyd, Shorewood Christian, 14-07.00. 7, Jamie Venema, Bickleton, 14-06.50. 8, Lara Parsons, Klickitat, 14-00.00.

Shot Put—1, Andrea Heinen, Cusick, 36-10.00. 2, Kaitlin Jones, Columbia Hunters, 33-05.50. 3, Serena Hedman-Bergmeier, Mount Rainier Lutheran, 33-03.00. 4, Chelsea Fisher, Odessa-Harrington, 33-0.50. 5, Linda Cook, Mark Knight, 31-10.00. 6, Keiley Greenlaw, Thorp, 31-02.50. 7, Callie Crawford, King’s Way Christian, 30-03.50. 8, Kirstin Hylton, Lyle/Wishram, 28-11.00. 9, Marina Steinbrueck, Lopez, 27-01.50.

Class 4A

AT GESA STADIUM, PASCO

Friday’s results

Semifinals

Puyallup 1, Richland 0

Kentwood 8, Todd Beamer 5

Today’s games

Third/Fourth Place

Richland vs. Todd Beamer, 1 p.m.

Championship

Puyallup vs. Kentwood, 7 p.m.

Class 3A

AT GESA STADIUM, PASCO

Friday’s results

Semifinals

Kamiakin 7, Bishop Blanchet 5

Eastside Catholic 13, Kelso 1

Today’s games

Third/Fourth

Bishop Blanchet vs. Kelso, 10 a.m.

Championship

Kamiakin vs. Eastside Catholic, 4 p.m.

Class 2A

AT YAKIMA COUNTY STADIUM

Friday’s results

Semifinals

Archbishop Murphy 5, East Valley-Yakima 4

Lynden 5, Sumner 1

Today’s games

Third/Fourth

East Valley vs. Sumner, 1 p.m.

Championship

Archbishop Murphy vs. Lynden, 7 p.m.

Class 1A

AT YAKIMA COUNTY STADIUM

Friday’s results

Semifinals

Cashmere 3, Kalama 2

Naches Valley 4, Meridian 0

Today’s games

Third/Fourth

Kalama vs. Meridian, 10 a.m.

Championship

Cashmere vs. Naches Valley, 4 p.m

Class 2B

AT ROTARY PARK, ELLENSBURG

Friday’s results

Semifinals

DeSales 13, Mossyrock 7

Asotin 3, Toutle Lake 2

Today’s games

Third/Fourth

Mossyrock vs. Toutle Lake, 10 a.m.

Championship

DeSales vs. Asotin, 1 p.m.

Class 1B

AT ROTARY PARK,ELLENSBURG

Today’s game

Championship

Colton vs. Almira/Coulee-Hartline, 4 p.m.

Fastpitch

Class 4A

AT MERKEL FIELD

Friday’s results

First Round

Bothell 12, Bellarmine 7

Walla Walla 17, Central Kitsap 0

Jefferson 7, Central Valley 4

Monroe 7, Kentlake 3

Marysville Pilchuck 4, Emerald Ridge 3

Woodinville 19, South Kitsap 1

Richland 3, Tahoma 1

Rogers 10, Inglemoor 6

Quarterfinals

Walla Walla 13, Bothell 0

Jefferson 10, Monroe 8

Woodinville 9, Marysville Pilchuck 1

Richland 13, Rogers 10

Consolation

Central Kitsap 6, Bellarmine 4

Central Valley 4, Kentlake 3

Emerald Ridge 13, South Kitsap 0

Tahoma 10, Inglemoor 4

Rogers 12, Central Kitsap 3

Central Valley 13, Marysville Pilchuck 12

Monroe 5, Emerald Ridge 3

Tahoma 10, Bothell 5

Class 3A

AT REGIONAL ATHLETIC COMPLEX

Friday’s results

First Round

Bonney Lake 5, Lake Washington 2

Univertsity 5, Wilson 2

Enumclaw 5, Shadle Park 3

Everett 5, Liberty 1

Camas 2, Bainbridge 1

Juanita 3, Mountain View 0

Meadowdale 4, Peninsula 3

Kamiakin 4, Mt. Si 0

Quarterfinals

University 11, Bonney Lake 3

Everett 6, Enumclaw 1

Juanita 5, Camas 2

Kamiakin 10, Meadowdale 0

Consolation

Wilson 8, Lake Washington 3

Liberty 7, Shadle Park 4

Bainbridge 3, Mountain View 0

Mt. Si 4, Peninsula 3

Wilson 3, Meadowdale 2

Camas 9, Liberty 5

Bainbridge 6, Enumclaw 4

Mt. Si 10, Bonney Lake 2

Class 1A

AT COLUMBIA PLAYFIELD

Friday’s results

First Round

Okanogan 8, Montesano 7

Connell 21, Meridian 8

Castle Rock 11, Cedar Park Christian 0

Lakeside 9, River View 0

Colville 6, Hoquiam 2

Zillah 4, Nooksack Valley 2

Cascade 19, Orting 1

Onalaska 10, Lynden Christian 0

Quarterfinals

Connell 13, Okanogan 3

Lakeside 6, Castle Rock 4

Colville 9, Zillah 4

Cascade 6, Onalaska 5

Consolation

Montesano 20, Meridian 2

Cedar Park Christian 8, River View 1

Hoquiam 15, Nooksack Valley 14

Lynden Christian 8, Orting 4

Onalaska 9, Montesano 5

Cedar Park Christian 0, Zillah 8

Castle Rock 7, Hoquiam 1

Lynden Christian 19, Okanogan 8

Soccer

Class 4A

At SPARKS STADIUM

Friday’s results

Semifinals

Skyview 4, Central Valley 1

Central Kitsap 1, Bellarmine Prep 0

Today’s games

Third/Fourth

Central Valley vs. Bellarmine Prep, noon

Championship

Skyview vs. Central Kitsap, 4 pm.

Class 3A

AT SPARKS STADIUM

Friday’s results

Semifinals

Bainbridge 6, Mountain View 2

Mercer Island 3, Eastmont 1

Today’s games

Third/Fourth

Mountain View vs. Eastmont, 10 a.m.

Championship

Bainbridge vs. Mercer Island, 2 p.m.

Class 2A

AT SUNSET CHEV STADIUM

Friday’s results

Semifinals

Fife 2, Tumwater 0

Cheney 4, Archbishop Murphy 3 (SO)

Today’s games

Third/Fourth

Tumwater vs. Archbishop Murphy, noon

Championship

Fife vs. Cheney, 4 p.m.

Class 1A

AT SUNSET CHEV STADIUM

Friday’s results

Semifinals

Overlake 2, Ridgefield 1 (SO)

Chelan 3, Royal 2

Today’s games

Third/Fourth

Ridgefield vs. Royal, 10 a.m.

Championship

Overlake vs. Chelan, 2 p.m.

The Whitakers, who led by four entering the final round, followed up an opening 62 with an 8-under 64 for an 18-under score of 126 and a nine-shot victory over David Nuhn and Drew Reinland.

The Ellensburg brothers took charge when Ryan made a 40-foot eagle putt on the par-5 fifth. They added six birdies and had no bogeys to finish as one of just eight teams under par in the final round.

“We just tried to keep it loose out there,” Dan said in a release from the Washington State Golf Association. “We like the wind so we were comfortable playing in it.”

“Dan encouraged me to be more aggressive than I normally would be” Ryan said in the same release. “The biggest factor was his (Dan’s) putter. It really came alive this week.”

Sunnyside’s Mike VanWingerden and Grandview’s Sota Nozaka closed with a 74 to finish 10th at 142, a stroke ahead of three teams that included Ray Gallipo and Ward Jackson from Yakima, who closed with a 73.

In the 15th Washington State Senior Men’s Bestball, Yakima’s Bill Adkison and Bruce Steelman struggled Friday, shooting 76 to fall from third place to a tie for 11th at 143.

FINAL RESULTS

(Winners, locals)

Men’s Bestball

1, Dan Whitaker-Ryan Whitaker (Ellensburg) 62-64—126; 10, Mike VanWingerden (Sunnyside)-Sota Nozaka (Richland) 68-74—142; 11, (tie) Ray Gallipo-Ward Jackson (Yakima) 70-73—143; 14, Andrew Schutt (Sunnyside)-David Stokes (Grandview) 67-77—144; 15, (tie) Keith Crimp-Randy Crimp (Ellensburg) 72-73—145; 22, Doug Rich (Naches)-Scott Newell (Pullman) 75-80—155;

Senior Men’s Bestball

1, Jim O’Rourke (Spokane)-Kent Brown (Colville) 64-69—133; 11, (tie) Bill Adkison-Bruce Steelman (Yakima) 67-76—143; 23, Tim Drumhiller (Yakima)-Tom Hohl (Bellevue) 70-80—150; 24, (tie) Akira Nozaka (Grandview)-Wayne Banko (Kennewick) 74-78—152; 31, Mike Cole (Ellensburg)-Ron Nelson (Renton) 82-81—163.