SPOKANE, Wash. — Ellensburg had a Valley-best five quarterfinal winners during the first day of the Class 2A Region IV wrestling tournament on Friday at West Valley High School.

Competition resumes today at 1 p.m. with the top four placers advancing to state.

Othello scored 91 points for the first-day lead ahead of three Great Northern teams — Deer Park, East Valley and Cheney.

Ellensburg tallied 48 points in seventh with Selah one spot back with 46.5 points.

Toppenish had three quarterfinal winners Friday.

Team scores: Othello 91, Deer Park 87, East Valley-Spokane 77, Cheney 73, Quincy 52, Clarkston 51.5, Ellensburg 48, Selah 46.5, West Valley-Spokane 38.5, Toppenish 34.5, Ephrata 29.5, Grandview 29, East Valley-Yakima 24, Pullman 16, Medical Lake 16, Wapato 15, Prosser 8.

Today’s semifinal pairings

106: Aaron Klauder (DP) vs. Gabe Martinez (Q); Anthony Barrera (O) vs. Christian Alejandrez (Q).

113: Zeb Klemke (ML) vs. Sergio Morales (T); A.J. Garza (O) vs. Wyatt Scribner (Ell).

120: Jake Konzal (DP) d. Casey Ourada (EVS); Aaron Guz (Clark) vs. Michael Leonard (DP).

126: Cole Harris (DP) vs. Hunter Pederson (Ch); Lucas Garza (O) vs. Anton King (ML).

132: Alex Rockstrom (EVS) vs. Aaron Arredondo (T); Eric Benton (Clark) vs. Logan Merkle (EVY).

138: Joe Grable (DP) vs. Blake Haberman (Ell); Dakota Mauzay (Ch) vs. Kody Ergeson (Se).

145: Matt Miller (DP) vs. Chance Blackburn (EVS); Isias Jimenez (Q) vs. Kamal Qteishat (Ell).

152: Elias Mason (Ch) vs. Darren Damon (Clark); Braydan Berezay (EVS) vs. Eric Garza (O).

160: Dylan Miller (DP) vs. Antonio Melendez (Q); Matthew Melo (O) vs. Anton Yates (EVY).

170: Brock Beeler (Clark) vs. Ricardo Rodriguez (Wap); Jason Jorgensen (DP) vs. Tyler Coates (Ell).

182: Spencer Rassier (Ch) vs. Perry Simpson (Ell); Stephen Villarreal (O) vs. Zach Goodpaster (Se).

195: Cameron Schlotter (Ch) vs. Kyle Murphy (Clark); Brandon Heide (EVS) vs. Tyrus Kemp (Eph).

220: Kyle White (WVS) vs. Raul Pech (T); CJ Rodriguez (DP) vs. Joey Gomez (O).

285: Alex Hachman (WVS) vs. Bubba Ruiz (O); Ricky Miller (WVS) vs. Martin Torres (Gv).

COLLEGE BASEBALL

Central falls to Monterey in 14

SEASIDE, Calif. — Brady Kincannon had three hits for Central Washington on Friday, but the Wildcats fell to Cal State Monterey Bay 7-6 in 14 innings.

The 3 hour, 40-minute game was the second-longest in CWU history and dropped the Wildcats to 0-3 while CSUMB improved to 4-2.

The teams meet again today for a doubleheader and conclude their series with a single game Sunday.

Central 100 101 020 000 01 — 6 11 3

Monterey 011 200 001 000 02 — 7 18 1

Button, Lotzer (7), Jones (10), Knutson (13) and Sani; Appino, Noack (6), Auker (7), Zosel (8), Paolinetti (11) and White, Olson (9).

CWU highlights: Brady Kincannon 3-7, 2 RBI; Brett Bielec 2-6, RBI.

COLLEGE FASTPITCH

CWU opens with two losses

LAS VEGAS — Central Washington lost its first two games of the season Friday in the MSUB Desert Stinger at Majestic Park.

CWU lost to Sonoma State in the first game 6-3. The Wildcats lost to California Baptist 4-1 in the second game.

Statistics were not available from either game.

The Wildcats face Dixie State and Western New Mexico today, and conclude tournament play Sunday against California State Monterey Bay.

GOLF

Cobleigh earns regional honor

YAKIMA, Wash. — Paul Cobleigh, the head professional at SunTides Golf Course, has been named a 2011 PING regional club fitter of the year.

Cobleigh was recognized for “his commitment to helping golfers of all abilities improve their games through custom fitting,” according to a news release from the company, which pioneered custom fitting nearly 40 years ago.

“Golfers know PING for our leadership in custom fitting, and we are held to a higher standard, so we’re grateful for experts like Paul who demonstrate every day how properly fit equipment leads to lower scores and more fun on the golf course,” John A. Solheim, PING Chairman and CEO said in the same release. “Paul is a consummate professional who combines excellent communication skills with technical expertise, and is a tireless advocate for PING’s fitting philosophy. For all these reasons, he is very deserving of this recognition.”

YAKIMA, Wash. — Kendra Staymates had a double-double with 16 points and 10 rebounds to lead Riverside Christian to a 46-44 victory over a team from Australia in a girls basketball game Monday night.

Tori Carpenter added 10 points for the Crusaders (8-3).

AUSTRALIA — James 2, J. Smith 0, M. Smith 7, Zennoro 4, Tara Bohanna 23, Boras 0, Calleja 3, Durzeidue 3, Sciomore 2, Dillon 0, Zennaro 0.

RIVERSIDE CHRISTIAN — Conradi 0, St. Hilaire 8, Lenz 0, Roberts 5, Lenderman 0, L. Carpenter 2, Tori Carpenter 10, J. Carpenter 2, Byrne 3, Kendra Staymates 16.

Australia 5 8 17 14 — 44

Riverside Christian 9 12 14 11 — 46

Highlights: Staymates (RC) 10 reb; T. Carpenter (RC) 7 reb, Madison Roberts (RC) 7 reb.

BICKLETON 43, ZILLAH C 22: At Bickleton, Jamie Venema, 16 points and 17 rebounds, and Lindsay Brown, 13 points and 15 rebounds, as the Pirates beat the Zillah C team.

ZILLAH — Godina 7, Dixon 0, Gagnon 4, Schafer 3, Rojas 2, Thackeray 2, Melendrez 0, Ziegler 2, Robbins 2.

BICKLETON — Jamie Venema 16, Lindsay Brown 13, O’Banion 8, Ha. Goodnight 4, McBride 2, Lindsley 0, He. Goodnight 0.

Zillah 5 6 0 11 — 22

Bickleton 8 15 14 6 — 43

Highlights: Venema (B) 17 reb, 7 blks; Brown (B) 15 reb.

BOYS BASKETBALL

Ellensburg falls to Australians

ELLENSBUG — James Murphy had a game-high 18 points to lead Blackburn, Australia, to a 55-41 victory over Ellensburg on Monday.

Garrett Hull led the Bulldogs with 11 points.

BLACKBURN — Trewella 8, Pell 2, Hester 3, Wintle 4, James Murphy 18, Rosam 7, Collins 1, Mendes 8, Ballard 0, Moodie 4.

ELLENSBURG — Gigstead 5, Garrett Hull 11, Legard 2, Mitchell 4, Bennett 5, Jacobs 6, Graham 2, Doebler 2, Strom 4, Walker 0.

Blackburn 15 9 14 17 — 55

Ellensburg 5 9 11 16 — 41

BICKLETON 51, ZILLAH C 41: At Bickleton, Justin Roberts led the Pirates with 17 points, teammate Taylor Brown finished with a double-double, 10 points and 24 rebounds, as Bickleton (3-6) beat the Zillah C team.

ZILLAH — Halloway 3, Clark 1, A. Villegas 15, Wallace 6, Kruger 9, Perez 7, Rogers 0, Williamson 0, Derrey 0.

BICKLETON — Berk 6, Justin Roberts 17, Bates 8, Powers 8, Underwood 2, Taylor Brown 10, Cardenas 0, Strader 0.

Zillah 10 4 6 21 — 41

Bickleton 16 9 14 12 — 51

Highlights: Brown (B) 24 reb.

PREP WRESTLING

East Valley wins Ranger Classic

Behind individual champions Barkley Aguilar, Luis Aguilar, Logan Merkle and Anton Yates, East Valley won the team title in Saturday’s Ranger New Year Classic wrestling tournament at Naches Valley High School.

The host Rangers also had four champions — Zach Moser, Michael Ramsey, Jake Frazier and Eli Curtsinger.

Top four teams: 1, East Valley; 2, Goldendale; 3, Naches Valley; 4, Highland.

Championship matches

106: Barkley Aguilar (EV) tf. Armando Torres (Walla Walla), 5:37. 113: Oscar Morales (Highland) d. Roney Tereza (High) 5-1. 120: Andres Tereza (High) tf. Austin Mitchell (EV). 126: Luis Aguilar (EV) d. Alex Webb (Richland) 11-5. 132: Logan Merkle (EV) p. Dean Enstad (Goldendale), 3:20. 138: Zach Moser (Naches Valley) p. Cameron Thoreson (Bellevue Christian), 2:26. 145: Michael Ramsey (NV) md. Thomas Sturgeon (NV) 15-2. 152: Jake Frazier (NV) p. Kyle Wilkins (Gold), 1:47. 160: Anton Yates (EV) d. Nolin Bare (Gold) 6-2. 170: Braydon Ross (Gold) p. Yarik Tyulyunnik (River View), 2:49. 182: Tony Lopez (Davis) p. Daniel Flores (EV), 5:02. 195: Kurt Wilkins (Gold) p. David Perez (Davis), :44. 220: Eli Curtsinger (NV) p. Luis Santana (WW), 1:55. 285: David Cutrell (Omak) p. Kyle Hall (RV), 4:35.

Third, fourth place

106: Charlie Hoffine (CE) d. Orlando Farias 10-3. 113: Daniel Sandoval (Davis) d. Taylor Gardner (Nooksack Valley) 8-1. 120: Francisco Rodriguez (NV) d. Juan Salcedo (High) 11-5. 126: Kirk Giese (Gold) p. Hunter Whittern (NV), 4:06. 132: Dillon Powell (CE) md. Martin Barrera (WW) 12-1. 138: Pryce Seely (Rich) md. Matthew Montellious 9-1. 145: Zach Romero (EV) d. Brandon Sommerville (High) 9-7. 152: Angel Aguilar (High) d. Tyler McTee (NV) 4-1. 160: Luke Williams (High) md. Tyler Warner (NV) 17-6. 170: Conner Briggs (CE) md. Tanner Warahime (NV) 13-2. 182: Stuart Stewart (CE) d. Luis Conterras (WW) 2-1. 195: Joel McClure (WW) p. Forrest Howard, 3:41. 220: Zach Cully (Gold) p. Daniel Young, :50. 285: Miguel Ponce (Davis) p. Brian Orndorff (CE), :32.

GOLF

Forbes gets final ace of 2011

Gordon Forbes ended his year on a pretty good note from a golf perspective as he recorded the final ace of 2011 in the Yakima Valley.

Playing at SunTides Golf Course on Dec. 28, Forbes aced the 120-yard third hole using a pitching wedge. It was his second career ace.

Dan Patterson and Dale Hoel witnessed the shot.

YAKIMA, Wash. — Taylor Stubblefield, a star three-sport athlete at Davis who later set an NCAA receiving record at Purdue, will reportedly join Bob Davie’s staff as an assistant football coach at New Mexico.

According to a report in the Albuquerque Journal, Stubblefield will coach the Lobos receivers. He had held a similar position at Central Michigan last season, having spent the two previous seasons at Illinois State and two prior to that at Eastern Michigan.

Stubblefield had started his coaching career at Central Washington in 2008, where he was briefly the Wildcats receivers coach before leaving for Eastern Michigan.

At Purdue, Stubblefield set an NCAA career record with 316 receptions, a mark that stood until Oklahoma’s Ryan Broyles surpassed it this past season.

He also played for the NFL’s Carolina Panthers and St. Louis Rams as well as the Hamilton Tiger-Cats in the Canadian Football League.

After a spectacular football, basketball and track and field career, Stubblefield graduated from Davis in 2000.

Davie, the former Notre Dame head coach, was hired by New Mexico last November.

Prep bowling

Eisenhower 3, Selah 1

At Nob Hill Bowl

Scores: Eisenhower 758, Selah 755; Eisenhower 765, Selah 671. Baker games: Eisenhower 154, Selah 119; Selah 149, Eisenhower 119.

Highlights: Megan Walls (E) 347; Jasmine Miller (E) 325; Mikayla Ball (S) 339; Taylor Jones (S) 316. Records: Eisenhower 7-2, Selah 6-4.

Pasco 3, West Valley 1

At Go Bowl

Scores: Pasco 743, West Valley 691; West Valley 805, Pasco 784; Baker games: Pasco 201, West Valley 134; Pasco 152, West Valley 137.

Highlights: Kylie Lange (WV) 346 (184); Miki Campbell (WV) 334 (197); Blaire Crutchley (WV) 327 (179); Karla Garcia (P) 372 (190). Records: West Valley 6-2 league, 8-3 overall.

Kennewick 4, Davis 0

At Minda Lanes

Team scores: Kennewick 782, Davis 660; Kennewick 817, Davis 693. Baker games: Kennewick 205, Davis 118; Kennewick 137, Davis 97.

GOLF

Cardenas logs Cherry Hills ace

GRANGER, Wash. — Fred Cardenas scored a hole-in-one at Cherry Hill Golf Course on Dec. 26, acing the sixth hole.

Cardenas’ third career hole-in-one was witnessed by Gene Kallenberger and Cris Daniel.

Both have three individual champions in Cadets’ event ||

YAKIMA, Wash. — Granger and Eisenhower had three champions apiece in Tuesday’s annual season-opening Eisenhower Takedown Jamboree at Ike Gym.

Grandview and Toppenish had two winners each in the non-scoring eight-team tournament. Repeat champs were Davis’ Juan Lopez and Selah’s Kody Ergeson.

The CBBN 4A and 3A open their dual-meet seasons on Thursday followed by two big invitationals on Saturday at West Valley and Davis.

Teams competing: Eisenhower, Wapato, Grandview, Granger, Selah, Toppenish, Zillah, Davis.

Top three placers

106: 1, Cameron Manjarrez (Ike); 2, Omar Gomez (Wapato); 3, Jose Cienfuegos (Granger).

113: 1, Juan Lopez (Davis); 2, Victor Almaguer (Granger); 3, Daniel Sandoval (Davis).

120: 1, Josh Salcedo (Granger); 2, Juan Diaz (Zillah); 3, Leith Saldana (Davis).

126: 1, David Castaneda (Grandview); 2, Ricky Almaguer (Granger); 3, Angel Rodriguez (Zillah).

132: 1, Adrian Guerrero (Granger); 2, Angel Abarca (Grandview); 3, Edwin Rodriguez (Selah).

138: 1, Diego Hernandez (Zillah); 2, Joesiah Saunders (Grandview); 3, Aaron Arrondondo (Toppenish).

145: 1, Kody Ergeson (Selah); 2, Roger Andrade (Ike); 3, Sergio Sanchez (Zillah).

152: 1, Ernesto Martinez (Toppenish); 2, Juan Badillo (Davis); 3, Henry Lucatero (Ike).

160: 1, Edwin Gudino (Ike); 2, Austin Wagner (Davis); 3, Chris Worford (Zillah).

170: 1, Humberto Acevedo (Ike); 2, Jorge Alcala (Davis); 3, Jon Fowler (Ike).

182: 1, Ricardo Rodriguez (Wap); 2, Chris Crosslin (Ike); 3, Jason Ornelas (Granger).

195: 1, Abidan Duarte (Granger); 2, Joey Rocha (Selah); 3, Tony Lopez (Davis).

220: 1, Raul Pech (Toppenish); 2, Eli Galeno (Granger); 3, Joel Ortega (Ike).

285: 1, Josh Aho (Zillah); 2, Pedro Recondo (Selah); 3, Miguel Ponce (Davis).

BURBANK TAKEDOWN JAMBOREE

Goldendale records — 120: Kahner Adams 1-1. 132: Dean Enstad 2-1. 138: Thurman Johnson 2-1. 160: Nolin Bare 3-0; Kyle Wilkins 3-0; Wade Gaston 2-1. 170: Braydan Ross 2-1; Zack Shattuck 1-1. 195: Kurt Wilkins 3-0.

PREP BASKETBALL

JAMBOREE RESULTS

Boys at Sunnyside: Wapato 43, Sunnyside Christian 29 (W: Gibby Patterson. SC: Trevor Wagenaar 12); Grandview 31, Sunnyside Christian 28 (SC: Wagenaar 10); Sunnyside 33, Wapato 29 (S: Israel Manzo 7); Sunnyside 38, Grandview 22 (S: Trey Serl 8).

Boys at Mabton: Mabton 15, Liberty Christian 7; Kiona-Benton 16, Libertyy Christian 4; Kiona-Benton 18, Mabton 16.

Girls at Mabton: Mabton 17, Liberty Christian 13; Granger 20, Liberty Christian 10; Mabton 20, Granger 17. Highlights: Jazzee Sustiata (M) 18 overall, Nene Barjas (M) 11, Brook John (G) 15, Lyndsay Oswalt (G) 10.

Girls at Grandview: Wapato 32, Sunnyside Christian 29; Sunnyside 30, Sunnyside Christian 30; Wapato 35, Prosser 16; Grandview 43, Sunnyside 16; Grandview 30, Prosser 26.

GIRLS BOWLING

EISENHOWER 3, ELLENSBURG 1

At Rodeo Bowl

Team scores: Eisenhower 803, Ellensburg 532, Eisenhower 709, Ellensburg 566. Baker games: Ellensburg 125, Eisenhower 120; Eisenhower 170, Ellensburg 110.

Highlights: Abby Higdon (Ike) 357 (227), Sarah Cawthron (Ike) 325 (168), Shilo Epenesa (Ell) 245. Records: Ike 2-0 league, 4-0 overall.

SELAH 2, KENNEWICK 2

(Selah wins on total pins)

At Minda Lanes

Team scores: Kennewick 799, Selah 760; Selah 813, Kennewick 736. Baker games: Kennewick 200, Selah 167, Selah 174, Kennewick 135.

Highlights: Mikayla Ball (S) 376 (207); Emily Imbery (S) 325 (184), Taylor Jones 302 (172). Karissa Shiiflet (K) 357 (204). Records: Selah 3-0 league, 4-0 overall.

GOLF

Souder hits fourth hole-in-one

When Phil Souder pulled out his 5-iron on the 142-yard third hole at Yakima Country Club on Monday, he was just about to accomplish what for most golfers is a once-in-a-lifetime thing. The Yakima golfer and country club member put his tee shot into the hole for an ace.

For Souder, whose hole-in-one on Monday was witnessed by Dennis Sierts, the experience wasn’t quite that unusual. It’s his fourth career ace.

NAMPA, Idaho — Freshman Danielle Brandli scored in the third minute of overtime Saturday to boost Central Washington past Northwest Nazarene 1-0 in GNAC women’s soccer.

The victory, combined with Montana State Billings’ loss to Seattle Pacific, moved the Wildcats (8-3-2 conference, 9-4-4 overall) back into second place ahead of the Yellowjackets.

Sophomore Kori Butterfield, starting in goal for the first time in four games, made five saves for her fourth shutout of the year. Sydney Coleman and Amy Pate assisted on CWU’s goal.

The Wildcats are scheduled to finish their season next Saturday at SPU, which is ranked 13th nationally.

First half: No scoring.

Second half: No scoring.

Overtime: 1, CWU, Danielle Brandli (Sydney Coleman, Amy Pate), 93:00.

Saves: Kori Butterfield (CWU) 5; Tanya Zickefoose (NNU) 8.

Winston leads WW past Yaks

YAKIMA, Wash. — Kaylie Winston recorded a first-half hat trick, getting Walla Walla off to a fast start en route to a 5-0 victory over Yakima Valley in an NWAACC East Region women’s soccer match Saturday on the Yaks’ soccer field.

Sami Hansen and Peyton Moon added second-half goals for Walla Walla, now 13-0 in league.

Yakima Valley, which fell to 8-5 in league and 10-6-1 overall, remains in third place in the East with two final league matches this week — Wednesday at Columbia Basin (6-5-1 entering play Saturday) and next Saturday at Treasure Valley.

First half: 1, Walla Walla, Kaylie Winston, 21:00; 2, Walla Walla, Winston (Paige Sorensen), 25:00; 3, Walla Walla, Winston, 36:00.

Second half: 4, Walla Walla, Sami Hansen (Sorensen), 55:00; 5, Walla Walla, Peyton Moon (Jordan Rodriguez), 78:00.

Saves: Amanda Freisz (YVCC) 10, Hayley Couture (WWCC) 1, Courtney Hancock (WWCC) 1.

COLLEGE VOLLEYBALL

Central falls in 5 to W. Oregon

ELLENSBURG, Wash. — Jordan Offutt, Emmy Dolan and Meg Ryan combined for 41 kills Saturday night, but could not prevent Central Washington from dropping a 3-2 GNAC volleyball decision to Western Oregon in Nicholson Pavilion.

The Wildcats fell 25-17, 25-23, 22-25, 19-25, 15-12, dropping their record to 6-8 in conference play and 12-10 overall.

CWU highlights: Jordan Offutt 17 kills, 2 blocks, 11 digs; Emmy Dolan 14 kills, 2 blocks; Meg Ryan 10 kills, 20 digs; Erin Smith 6 kills, 3 blocks; Carlee Marble 47 assists, 19 digs; Kaely Kight 27 digs; Marcy Hjellum 13 digs.

GOLF

Wallace shoots age again

TOPPENISH, Wash. — Jim Wallace extended his impressive streak of shooting his age with his round this week at Mount Adams Country Club.

Wallace, who turned 84 on Tuesday, shot an 83 on Monday, making it 14 straight years that he’s shot his age or lower in a round at Mount Adams.

Greg White and Chuck Cheek witnessed the round.

ELLENSBURG, Wash. — Ryan Robertson’s season is over.

As was feared Saturday when the Central Washington quarterback was wheeled out of Tomlinson Stadium in an ambulance, the redshirt junior suffered a dislocated right hip in the Wildcats’ 30-20 loss to Humboldt State.

CWU head coach Blaine Bennett confirmed the injury and Robertson’s status Tuesday before practice.

“It’s not as bad as it could have been, because he won’t need surgery,” Bennett said. “As for this season, he’s done. But at least he’ll have enough time to rehab and get ready for next year.”

Jose Mohler, a junior transfer from North Dakota State, will start Saturday’s game at Dixie State with David Weisner the backup. Mohler finished last Saturday’s game.

PREP CROSS COUNTRY

Ellensburg girls finish 9-0

TOPPENISH, Wash. — With Mariah Farris leading a sweep of the top four spots, Ellensburg’s girls won three dual meets on Wednesday to finish a 9-0 run through the CWAC regular season at Mount Adams Country Club.

Ellensburg’s league title was the program’s first in school history for the girls.

The Bulldogs’ boys team also claimed the first four individual spots and defeated Othello, Prosser and Toppenish to finish 8-1. Ellensburg’s Jeffrey Ott finished undefeated in league meets for the second year in a row.

The CWAC/GNL regional meet is slated for Oct. 29 in Spokane.

BOYS

Team scores: Ellensburg 16, Prosser 47; Ellensburg 15, Othello 50; Ellensburg 15, Toppenish 50.

Top 10: 1, Jeffrey Ott (E) 15:14; 2, Thatcher Montgomery (E) 15:28; 3, Caleb Carolan (E) 15:45; 4, Sam Darda (E) 15:48; 5, Bradley Buttars (P) 15:59; 6, Ben Solem (E) 16:01; 7, Ben Bottcher (E) 16:03; 8, Jose Ibarra (E) 16:04; 9, Gabe Merrill-Steskal (E) 16:04; 10, Jonathan Rodriguez (O) 16:33.

GIRLS

Team scores: Ellensburg 16, Prosser 47; Ellensburg 15, Othello 50; Ellensburg 15, Toppenish 50.

Top 10: 1, Mariah Farris (E) 19:26; 2, Quinn Carolan (E) 20:02; 3, Rachel Farris (E) 20:34; 4, Raylee Duncan (E) 20:41; 5, Chelsie Price (P) 20:54; 6, Brinn Hake (E) 21:15; 7, Emily Bowen (E) 21:16; 8, Jennifer Jackson (E) 21:37; 9, Kenzie Koch (P) 21:59; 10, Mackenzie Davis (P) 22:04.

COLLEGE VOLLEYBALL

YVCC swept by Walla Walla

YAKIMA, Wash. — Kylie Huffman and Taylor Flores combined for 25 assists, but Yakima Valley was unable to overcome Walla Walla in its East Region volleyball match Wednesday night in Sherar Gym.

The Warriors, ranked fifth in the NWAACC, won 25-21, 25-17, 25-11.

The defeat dropped Yakima Valley, ranked seventh, to 6-3 in region play and 19-7 overall. The Yaks are fourth in the East while Walla Walla (7-2, 26-7) maintained a second-place tie with Blue Mountain.

YVCC hosts region-leading and second-ranked Spokane at 6 p.m. Friday.

YVCC highlights: Kylie Huffman 13 assists; Taylor Flores 12 assists; Samantha Harris 10 digs.

COLLEGE SOCCER

Yaks fall 3-1 at Spokane

SPOKANE, Wash. — Katy Allen scored in the 49th minute with an assist from Kaylah Gonzales on Wednesday, but Yakima Valley was unable to produce further in a 3-1 loss to Spokane in an East Region women’s soccer match.

Alli Floyd scored two goals for the Sasquatch, who are ranked second in the most recent NWAACC coaches poll.

YVCC (6-4-0 region, 8-5-1 overall) continues region play at home Saturday against Treasure Valley.

First half: 1, Spokane, Alli Floyd, 7:00; 2, Spokane, Nikki Caudill (Dee Dee Garbe), 37:00.

Second half: 3, Katy Allen (Kaylah Gonzales), 49:00; 4, Spokane, Floyd, 62:00.

Saves: Amanda Friesz (YVCC) 3; Asia Porter (S) 4.

BOYS SOCCER

Escobedo 1st-team All-State

YAKIMA, Wash. — East Valley’s Armando Escobedo, who helped his team tie for the CWAC title last spring, was named a Class 2A first-team defender on belatedly released Washington Soccer Coaches Association All-State teams.

Escobedo was one of five local players from the CWAC to earn 2A recognition.

West Valley’s Forrest Chapin was an honorable mention 3A defender, and Riverside Christian’s Derek Bryne and Matt Shuel received first-team 2B-1B honors.

CLASS 3A

Honorable mention: Forrest Chapin, West Valley (defender).

CLASS 2A

First team: Armando Escobedo, East Valley (defender). Second team: Eddie Amezcua, Ellensburg (defender); Daniel Hernandez, Selah (defender). Honorable mention: Eliseo Montiel, Selah (forward); Christian Molina, East Valley (midfielder).

CLASS 2B-1B

First team: Derek Byrne, Riverside Christian (midfielder); Matt Shuel, Riverside Christian (defender). Second team: Jackson Nakae, Trout Lake (defender).

RIVERSIDE CHRISTIAN 5, VANCOUVER CHRISTIAN 0: At Vancouver Christian, Josh Cowin scored twice in the first half Wednesday, and Nate VanTuinen and Caleb McNeil scored about a minute apart midway through the opening half to lead Riverside Christian (2-2 league, 7-5 overall).

Tyler Greenwood made six saves for the shutout.

First half: 1, Riverside Christian, Josh Cowin, 7:00; 2, Riverside Christian, Nate VanTuinen (Kirk Gartrell), 24:00; 3, Riverside Christian, Caleb McNeil, 25:00; 4, Riverside Christian, Cowin, 39:00.

Second half: 5, Riverside Christian, Johnathan Cavanass, 52:00.

Saves: Tyler Greenwood (RC) 6, Vancouver Christian (goalie not reported) 5.

PREP VOLLEYBALL

RIVERSIDE CHRISTIAN 3, WHITE SWAN 0: At Riverside Christian, Onyx Gibbs and Kendra Staymates combined for 22 kills and eight aces in the 25-13, 25-13, 25-17 sweep in Central Washington 2B play on Tuesday.

Riverside Christian highlights: Onyx Gibbs 12 kills, 3 aces; Mikayla Brown 3 kills, 3 blocks; Breezy Byrne 30 assists; Kendra Staymates 10 kills, 5 aces.

GOLF

Capps shoots age at Elks

SELAH, Wash. — Don Capps shot his age during Wednesday’s round at the Yakima Elks Golf and Country Club. Capps, 71, shot a 71.

Bruce Damaskos, Ron Bemis and Ron Capps witnessed the round.

BASEBALL

Brooklyn team goes undefeated

YAKIMA, Wash. — The Brooklyn Baseball Academy’s 8-10U team went undefeated, 8-0, in their NCW Fall Ball league in Wenatchee. The team also took home the championship last Sunday at the NCW Fall Ball end of the year tournament.

ELLENSBURG — Central Washington’s women’s basketball team, which will play its first season under coach Shawn Nelson, has been picked to finish seventh in the GNAC in a preseason poll of conference coaches.

The Wildcats have four starters and nine letter winners returning from last season’s 7-18 team that was only 2-16 in GNAC play, including scoring leader Sophie Russell (10.4 ppg).

Nelson, who went 201-70 over eight seasons at Carroll College, brought 5-foot-7 senior Alex Dunn and 5-9 sophomore Jessica VanDyke from the Helena, Mont. school.

The new coach’s first recruiting class also includes five freshmen and 6-2 sophomore Sara Paponjak from Whatcom Community College

2011-12 GNAC coaches poll with last season’s record: 1, Alaska Anchorage (27-7); 2, Seattle Pacific (20-9); 3, Northwest Nazarene (14-13); 4, Western Washington (26-4); 5, Simon Fraser (7-17); 6, Western Oregon (11-16); 7, Central Washington (7-18); 8, MSU Billings (16-12); 9, Saint Martin’s (15-12); 10, Alaska Fairbanks.

AUTO RACING

MacDonell wins Pro Comp

PARKER — Tavis MacDonell of Stettler, Alberta, captured the Pro Comp finals in Sunday’s Washington State Championships at Renegade Raceway.

MacDonell bested Matt Driscolll of Pasco, running a 4.39 ET to Driscoll’s 4.49.

Selah’s Shawn Herbst won the Super Pro finals during Renegade’s last event of the season. Denise Jarneke (Pro), Larry Widhelm (Sportsman) and Ryan Widhalm (Junior) were also winners.

SUNDAY’S RESULTS

Pro Comp — Winner: Tavis MacDonell 4.39 ET. Runner-up: Mattt Driscoll 4.49 ET.

Super Pro — Winner: Shawn Herbst 8.96 ET, 149.62 mph. Runner-up: David Hill 7.53 ET, 177.93 mph.

Pro — Winner: Denise Jarneke 10.12 ET, 131.57 mph. Runner-up: Pat Neveu 10.15 ET, 131.31 mph.

Sportsman — Winner: Larry Widhelm 12.71 ET, 102.31 mph. Runner-up: Chad Dickinson 13.30 ET, 101.52 mph.

Junior — Winner: Ryan Widhalm 8.15 ET, 69.25 mph. Runner-up: Mason Watts 13.14 ET, 48.20 mph.

COLLEGE RUGBY

CWU, tourney highlights on SWX

ELLENSBURG — Highlights of the Northwest Collegiate Rugby Conference Sevens tournament which will include Central Washington’s team, scheduled for Sunday at Memorial Stadium in Seattle, will be aired on SWX, according to a university release.

Broadcasts have been scheduled for 8 p.m. on Oct. 24 and Oct. 25.

Rugby is a club sport at CWU, meaning it is not funded by the university.

Among other teams scheduled to compete in the tournament are the Washington, Washington State, Oregon, Oregon State, Eastern Washington and Western Washington.

GOLF

Anderson scores ace at Mt. Adams

TOPPENISH — James Anderson recorded his second career hole in one during a round Sept. 30 at Mount Adams Country Club.

The 80-year-old Anderson aced the 172-yard eighth hole using a 5-wood.

Bob Cheney, Bruce Damaskos and Cal Anderson witnessed the shot.

ELLENSBURG, Wash. — Taylor Tanasse said he was “just doing my job,” after a monster game at defensive end Saturday.

If so, the Central Washington senior from West Valley indeed did quite a job in the Wildcats’ 37-17 defeat of Simon Fraser in Tomlinson Stadium, enough so to have been named the GNAC’s defensive player of the week on Monday.

Tanasse’s teammate, Sean Davis, was named special teams player of the week.

Tanasse had five tackles Saturday, four of which were for lost yardage including a sack of Clan quarterback Trey Wheeler. He also deflected a Wheeler pass that was eventually caught by Wheeler for no gain.

Davis, meanwhile, kicked two field goals including a 48-yarder for CWU, the second-longest of his career. He also booted four extra points and averaged 40.7 yards on three punts.

Central (1-2 GNAC, 1-3 overall) hosts Western Oregon on Saturday.

GOLF

Meyers gets hole-in-one

TOPPENISH — Dave Meyers aced the 172-yard No. 8 hole at Mount Adams Country Club late last month.

Meyers used a 5-iron on the shot, which was his first hole-in-one, and it was witnessed by Bill Stobaugh, Dale Burkhardt, Dick Smith and Dale Meshke.

YAKIMA, Wash. — Carey Weedman and Jeff Louman teed off early enough to miss Sunday’s gusty winds and record a final-round 64 and win the Fall Central Washington Two-Man Best Ball at SunTides Golf Course.

Weedman and Louman finished at 12-under par 128.

The first-round leaders, Corey DeGrood and Dusty Frontis, finished one stroke behind at 129.

Kevin Coluccio and Gordon Rowe won the net title by two strokes over the teams of Steve Rasmusson and Rob Woodey and SunTide’s Ron Whittaker and Rod Johnston.

Gross: 1, Carey Weedman/Jeff Louman 128; 2, Corey DeGrood/Dusty Frontis 129; 3, Larry Refield/Brock Weedman 132; 3, Chris DeGrazia/Mike Hickok 133; 4, Perry McCormick/Ron Wyles 133; 4, West Campbell/Robi Raab 133; 7, Ray Gallipo/Ward Jackson 134; 7, John Onstad/Shane Snell 134; 7, George Pechtel/Steve Mercy 134; 7, Perry Page/Gary Hutchins 134.

Net: 1, Kevin Coluccio/Gordon Rowe 116; 2, Steve Rasmusson/Rob Woodey 118; 2, Rod Johnston/Ron Whittaker 118; 4, Terry Thompson/Danny Thompson 120; 4, Don Wagoner/Rudy Gasparac 120; 6, Buck Berndt/Greg Dunn 121; 6, Louis Songer/Gus Flores 121; 6, Jim Picinich/Bob McDonald 121; 9, Don Hodgson/Burton Knowles 124; 10, Dave Achziger/Richard Borgia 125; 10, Jeff Davis/Don Fisher 125; 10, Ron Knight/Zach Edmondison 125.

COLLEGE SOCCER

Early goal enough for CWU

LACEY, Wash. — Carson McKole’s goal in the second minute held up as Central Washington defeated Saint Martin’s 1-0 in a GNAC soccer match Sunday.

McKole scored on a double assist from Amy Pate and Brittany Franks.

Goalkeeper Kori Butterfield had four saves in the shutout for CWU (3-1-0 GNAC, 4-2-2 overall).

First half: 1, CWU Car McKole (Amy Pate, Brittany Franks), 1:39.

Saves: Kori Butterfield 4 saves. Ashley Engle six saves.

PREP CROSS COUNTRY

Kaluzny dominates invite

WENATCHEE, Wash. — Davis senior Kaitlin Kaluzny won the Wenatchee Invitational by over a minute Saturday at Walla Walla Point State Park.

Kaluzny covered the three-mile course in 18 minutes, 24 seconds and led the Pirates to fourth place.

Davis’ Alberto Melchor placed second in the boys race, clocking 15:50 and just missing the win by a second. The Pirates had three finishers in the top six to place second behind Central Valley.

BOYS

Winner: Michael Thorsen (Central Kitsap) 15:49.

Davis finishers: 2, Alberto Melchor 15:50; 5, Alex Palacios 16:15; 6, Joe Knox 16:23; 17, Jan Eymer 17:23; 18, Sam Fiander 17:25; 23, Bryan Islas 17:36; 26, Alejandro Mayorga 17:42.

GIRLS

Winner: Kaitlin Kaluzny (Davis) 18:24.

Davis finishers: 8, Erica DeMond 20:00; 20, Megumi DeMond 21:07; 25, Grace Whitmer 21:29; 27, Maria Beltran 21:49.

PREP SWIMMING

LATE SATURDAY RESULTS

Pullman 116, Prosser 47

(Prosser placers)

200 medley relay: 2, Brianna Garcia, Hailey Rankin, Gabby Villarreal, Karlie Lusk, 2:16.52.

200 free: 2, Danielle McKeirnon 2:16.86.

200 IM: 1, Hailey Rankin 2:16.01; 4, Gabby Villarreal 2:56.58.

50 free: 2, Karlie Lusk 28.64.

100 butterfly: 2, Kate Burnett 1:15.44; 4, Gabby Villarreal 1:23.42.

100 free: 2, Danielle McKeirnon 1:04.66; 5, Brianna Garcia 1:06.78.

500 free: 4, Karlie Lusk 7:00.06.

200 free relay: 2, Hailey Rankin, Danielle McKeirnon, Kate Burnett, Karlie Lusk, 1:54.03.

100 back: 3, Brianna Garcia 1:20.97.

100 breast: 1, Hailey Rankin 1:11.09; 5, Kate Burnett 1:27.73.

Ephrata 64, Grandview 42

(Grandview placers)

200 medley relay: 2, Samanta Castaneda, Lecie Owens, Jessica Morales, Zulema Valencia, 2:38.00.

200 IM: 2, Jessica Morales 2:51.47.

50 free: 1, Samanta Castaneda 28.92; 4, Rikki Verduzco 34.60; 5, Zulema Valencia 36.59.

100 butterfly: 1, Jessica Morales 1:23.92.

100 free: 4, Lecie Owens 1:25.84.

200 free relay: 2, Samanta Castaneda, Zulema Valencia, Lecie Owens, Rikki Verduzco 2:18.83.

100 back: 2, Zulema Valencia 1:42.92.

100 breast: 1, Samanta Castaneda 1:30.65; 3, Lecie Owens 1:42.54.

ELLENSBURG, Wash. — Jordan Offutt had nine kills, and Marcy Hjellum and Meg Ryan each added six kills as Central Washington swept Walla Walla in non-league volleyball action Monday night at Nicholson Pavilion.

The Wildcats (2-2 GNAC, 8-4 overall) won 25-10, 25-20, 25-13.

Devin Larson set up the CWU attack with 25 assists and also had six digs.

 Central highlights: Devin Larson 25 assists, 6 digs; Jordan Offutt 9 kills; Marcy Hjellum 6 kills; Meg Ryan kills; Sabrina Schwindler 5 kills, 1 block; Erin Smith 5 kills, 1 ace, 2 blocks.; Carlee Marble 10 assists; Chelsie Vea 13 digs.

PREP VOLLEYBALL

SUNNYSIDE CHRISTIAN 3, ZILLAH JV 0: At Zillah, Wash., Stormee VanBelle and Maddie Wavrin had eight kills apiece for the Knights as they beat the Zillah junior varsity in a non-league match, 25-21, 25-23, 25-15.

Danica DeGroot went 19-for-20 serving with 12 assists, and Alyssa Haak went 10-for-10 serving with six assists for Sunnyside Christian (4-0).

 Sunnyside Christian highlights: Alyssa Haak 10-10 serving, 6 assists; Alexandra Newhouse 12-15 serving, 13 perfect passes; Brittany Broersma 13-13 serving; Danica DeGroot 19-20 serving, 12 assists; Maddie Wavrin 10-11 serving, 8 kills, 10 perfect passes; Stormee VanBelle 8 kills.

Zillah: Natalie Winters 17 assists, 3 aces; Jaclyn Alivas 6-6 serving, 3 digs; Emily Seaman 5 kills; Alexis Higgenbottom 4 kills; Lexi Patterson 6 digs, 3 kills.

GOLF

Terri Jackson hits hole-in-one

Terri Jackson hit a hole-in-one at the Yakima Country Club on Sunday.

She used a 2-iron hybrid on the 145-yard 15th hole. The shot was witnessed by Ward Jackson.

Gibson scores ace in Oregon

Yakima’s Ellen Gibson hit a hole-in-one at the Indian Creek Bay Course in Hood River, Ore., on Sunday.

She used a 5-iron hybrid on the 15th hole. The shot was witnessed by Don Gibson, John Henderson and Pam Henderson.

SELAH, Wash. — Kurt Schlect had a hole-in-one Saturday during his round at the Yakima Elks. He aced the 165-yard 16th hole with a 4-iron.

Neal Schlect, John Crimin, Alan Gohl and Chris Schlect witnessed the shot.

Bemis cards hole-in-one at Elks

SELAH, Wash. — Cory Bemis had a hole-in-one during a round last week at the Yakima Elks. He aced the 139-yard eighth hole using a gap wedge.

Ulvar Klein, Matt Hargraves and Kelly St. Mary witnessed the shot.

Golf

Women’s Intervalley

AT YAKIMA COUNTRY CLUB

Sept. 11

Low gross: 1, Anne Hall (Yakima Country Club) 83; 2, Paula Williams (YCC) 86. Low net: 1, Barb Brooks (Ellensburg) 66; 2, Patty Anderson (YCC) 68.

Gross: Janet Hall (Yakima Elks) 88, Cricket Callarman (YCC) 89, Mary Owen (Sun Country) 91, Karen Cooper (SunTides) 94, Pat Sugden (YE) 95, Mary Lu Dickey (Tri-City CC) 95, Malissa Keeter (YCC) 95, Judy Jones (YE) 96, Bonnie Prediletto (YCC) 96, Judy Rozelle (YCC) 96, Laurie Nulliner (SunTides) 96.

Net: Nola Hensley (SC) 70, Dona Thompson (YCC) 71, Carolyn Goldsmith (SC) 71, Renee Kabrich (YCC) 72, Jeanne Galbraith (YCC) 73, Shirley Boggess (YCC) 74, Debbie Douglass (YCC) 75, Pat Temple (YCC) 75, Marge Oberlander (YCC) 76, Carol Barrett (YCC) 76, Marie Smith (YCC) 76, Judy Jones (YE) 77, Parry Stewart (SC) 77, Lilly Lee Anderson (YCC) 77, Merilee Hunson (YE) 79, Joy Chrismer (Ell) 79, Linda Plummer (YE) 79, Kathy Campbell (YCC) 79, Dorothy Brink (YE) 80, Carol Noel (TCCC) 80, Pat Mosley (SunTides) 80, Jeanne Connors (YCC) 80.

Apple Tree

WOMEN’S DIVISION

Mutt & Jeff, Sept. 7

Low gross: Linda Lenseigne 101. Low net: Connie Wilson 77.

Marlene O’Halloran 38, Helen Tweedy 381?2, Barb Kinloch 421?2.

Mount Adams

MEN’S DIVISION

Bestball, Sept. 8

Gross: 1, Erick Holden-Mike VanWingerden 68; 2, Aaron Louis-Tony Washines 71; 3, Tye Barrett-Eric Inions 72. Net: 1, Laney Anderson-Bob Bergeron 61; 2, (tie) Mike Pollock-Doyle Wilson 62, Keith Fowler-Gary Hyatt 62; 4, (tie) Bernie Flores-Javier Valdez 63, Don Greger-Mike Pollock 63, Gary Hyatt-Vern Stephenson 64, Ron Smith-Jime Whitaker 63, Keith Fowler-Jim Thomas 63.

COUPLES DIVISION

Selective Drive, Sept. 9

Low gross: Randy & Debbie Anderson 41. Low net: James & Connie Rogers 291?2.

Westwood West

WOMEN’S DIVISION

Low gross, Sept. 7

A Division: 1, Bernice Snyder 46; 2, Adrienne Quinnell 49.

B Division: 1, Sharon Crowell 52; 2, Waldene Benoit 53.

C Division: 1, Janie Richartz 53; 2, Kathy DeMoss 60.

Apple Jack qualifier: Sharon Crowell 37; Kathy DeMoss 40; Judy Ann Vetsch 41.

COUPLES DIVISION

Chapman, Sept. 8

1, (tie) Jim & Janie Richartz 43, Paula & Lee Bush 43, Adrienne Quinnell-Phil Skirvin 43; 4, Don & Sylvia Brule 47; 5, Marnie Finney-Pam Kingsboro 50.

Yakima Country Club

MEN’S DIVISION

Member-Guest, Sept. 12

Gross: 1, Shane Snell-Dan Close 105; 2, Bruce Kinney-Al Rouse 112; 3, John Onstad Jr.-Mike Milot 116; 4, (tie) Dennis Sierts-Warren Fordyce 117, Aaron Clack-Art Key 117. Net: 1, John Anderson-Dave Fast 96; 2, Charlie Eglin-Jim Russi 98; 3, Tom Fleming-Dee Gargus 101; 4, Larry Day-Doug Hay 102; 5, (tie) Steve Korn-Bob Lindeman 106, Ray Carnevali-Kevin Carnevali 106, Brian Davey-John Kulik 106, Doug Barduhn-Rodney Pinin 106.

Yakima Elks

MEN’S DIVISION

Sept. 8

4-Man bestball: Jim Russi-Alcid Roy-Lyle Reis-Tim Macke 194, Kurt Schlect-Chris Schlect-Neal Schlect-Allan Gohl 203.

2-Man bestball — Gross: Al Rouse-Gary Erb 69, Jack VanVleck-Mark Mochel 73, Jim Nichols-Mark Mochel 73, Don Capps-Ron Capps 73. Net: Jim Russi-Tim Macke 53, Lyle Reis-Tim Macke 57, Alcid Roy-Tim Macke 58, Jim Nichols-Lee White 60.

Either 9, First Flight — Gross: Jack VanVleck 37. Net: Mark Cuneo 33.

Second Flight — Gross: Tom Lovell 39, Ron Capps 39. Net: Allan Gohl 321?2.

Third Flight — Gross: Tim Macke 36. Net: Jim Russi 33, Robert Weiss 33.

WOMEN’S DIVISION

Blind Nine, Sept. 8

A Division: Mary Davis 34.

B Division: Helen Tweedy 331?2.

C Division: Lois Schaap 321?2.

COUPLES DIVISION

Friday Two-ball

Gross: Derek & Holly Wood 34, Gary Pero-Susie DeShaw 37, Tim & Barb Fortier 38. Net: Del Halker-Flo Holm 30, Dave Betzing-Lu Stewart 301?2, Herk & Barb Hannon 313?4.

Indian Summer Festival

Low gross: Dusty Frontis-Chelsea Lowary 147. Low net: Ed Ricard-Jane Czapiewski 126.

First Flight — Gross:1, Troy Wilmoth-Chris Scacco 153; 2, Ryan Hall-Janet Hall 158; 3, (tie) Barry Woodard-Debbie Holbrook 161, Gary Pero-Susie DeShaw 161; 5, Tim & Barb Fortier 162. Net: 1, Rob & Cindi Stewart 130; 2, (tie) Doug & Freida Gray 134, Martin Pool-Roberta Robbins 134; 4, John Garcia-Lynda Matthews 136; 5, Mark & Cathy Blore 137.

Second Flight — Gross: 1, Mike & Torrie Melton 166; 2, Josh Walker-Fern Hart 169; 3, (tie) Derek & Holly Wood 176, Paul & Joy Chrismer 176; 5, Maurice & RuthAnn Olney 177. Net: 1, Bruce & Jan Crimin 132; 2, (tie) Lance & Judy Cussons 137, Ray & Terri Gallipo 137, Scott & Carolyn Henyan 137; 5, (tie) Herk & Barb Hannon 140, Jason Betterton-Betty Waldrum 140, Mark Bryan-Dorothy Brink 140.

Third Flight — Gross: 1, Dan & Jean Winkel 178; 2, Bob & Judy Jones 179; 3, Sam Rockwell-Jennifer Thompson 183; 4, Bruce & Nyda Damaskos 185; 5, James & Connie Rogers 193. Net: 1, John & Bonnie Molsberry 133; 2, (tie) Dan & Marlene Wilbur 139, John Crimin-Shirley Markland 139, Quintis & Sherri Jones 139; 5, (tie) Don & Sally Berreth 140, Ray Hecox-Carol Judy 140.

Pool

Upper Valley

MIXED DOUBLES LEAGUE

Standings, Sept. 6

Cueball: Ranch 4 M/U, Little Dutch 5 M/U, Ranch 5 bye, West Valley 1 M/U, Pastime M/U.

Eightball: West Valley 3 14, Little Dutch 1 9, Brews & Cues 1 6, Ranch 2 1, Little Dutch 3 bye.

Rack n Break: Ranch 6 11, Little Dutch 2 9, Curley’s 6, Little Dutch 4 4, Ranch 1 bye.

Miscue: T&T Lounge 12, West Valley 2 11, Ranch 3 10, Little Dutch 7 5, Little Dutch 6 4, Brews & Cues 2 3.

YAKIMA, Wash. — Whether it was a marathon or a sprint, Yakima Valley Community College’s volleyball team came up a double winner on Monday.

The Yaks outlasted Bellevue in five games, the final three of which were decided by two points, and then cruised to a sweep over Pierce at Sherar Gym.

Tori Farias and Lauren Smeback combined for 36 kills and 23 digs in YVCC’s gritty 22-25, 25-14, 23-25, 28-26, 15-13 victory over Bellevue. Danielle Najera contributed 37 digs.

Kylie Huffman’s 22 assists and six digs helped the Yaks sweep Pierce 25-12, 25-15, 25-12.

YVCC (7-4) returns to East Region play on Wednesday at Walla Walla.

YVCC highlights vs. Bellevue: Tori Farias 24 kills, 3 aces, 15 digs; Lauren Smeback 12 kills, 8 digs; Raini Weaver 6 kills; Traci Schweyen 5 kills, 6 digs; Kylie Huffman 52 assists, 4 aces, 8 digs; Danielle Najera 37 digs.

YVCC highlights vs. Pierce: Farias 12 kills, 8 aces, 9 digs; Samantha Harris 5 kills; Schweyen 5 kills, 5 aces; Huffman 22 assists, 6 digs; Najera 13 digs.

GOLF

Besel scores ace at Mt. Adams

TOPPENISH — Bev Besel recorded her first hole-in-one on Monday on the 16th hole at Mt. Adams Country Club.

Besel used a 5-iron on the 120-yard hole. It was witnessed by Dennis Besel.

YAKIMA, Wash. — Kylie Huffman collected 14 assists and served six aces to help Yakima Valley Community College roll to a sweep over Everett in non-league volleyball Thursday night at Sherar Gym.

Tori Farias put down 14 kills and Raini Weaver and Lauren Smeback had five each as the Yaks swept 25-3, 25-16, 25-9.

YVCC (5-4) resumes play on Monday at Bellevue.

YVCC highlights: Tori Farias 14 kills; Raini Weaver 5 kills; Lauren Smeback 5 kills; Traci Schweyen 4 kills; Samantha Harris 12 digs; Kylie Huffman 14 assists, 6 aces; Taylor Flores 8 assists; Danielle Najera 13 digs.

COLLEGE SOCCER

Franks scores in CWU tie

ELLENSBURG — Carson McKole scored the first goal and assisted on the second as Central Washington University earned a 2-2 double-overtime tie with Northwest University in non-league women’s soccer on Thursday.

Senior forward Brittany Franks from West Valley scored CWU’s second goal 15 minutes into the second half for a 2-1 lead.

The Wildcats (1-1-2), who outshot Northwest 23-15, open GNAC play next Thursday Simon Fraser.

First half: 1, NW, Abby Brauer (PK), 9:44; 2, CWU, Carson McKole (Miranda Heslep), 44:56.

Second half: 3, CWU, Brittany Franks (McKole), 69:02; 4, NW, Rachel Saleen, 75:21.

Saves: Kori Butterfield (CWU) 2, Jordan Holmes (NW) 4.

GOLF

Memorial tourney seeking teams

There is still space available for Yakima Valley Memorial Hospital’s 2011 Children’s Miracle Network Golf Classic on Monday.

To register, go online at www.memfound.org/golfclassic, or by calling 509-576-5794.