TRACK & FIELD

Comet Invitational

NASELLE — Raymond’s boys ran away with team honors in Naselle’s Comet Invitational on Thursday.

The Gulls amassed 142 points. South Bend finished second with 94 1/2 points. Life Christian won the girls title with 98 points, 19 more than runner-up Naselle.

Jimmy Thepsoumphou was a double winner for Raymond’s boys. He cleared 6 feet to win the high jump and finished in a rare dead heat with teammate J.J. Meade in the 100 meters.

Karlee Freeman was a triple winner in the throws for Raymond’s girls. Her discus throw of 160-08 was just short of her season best.

“It was a good meet for our kids to head into spring break,” Raymond coach Mike Tully said.

Preston Lawhead was a double winner in the 200 and 400 meters for South Bend’s boys. Hannah Byington took the 200 meters and long jump for the Tribe girls, while her brother Ben avenged a narrow loss to Raymond’s McCartney Maden from last week’s Pacific County Tri-District meet in the 300 hurdles.

North River runners swept the 1,600 meters, with Forrest Carbaugh winning the boys race and Ruby Gumaelius taking the girls event. Ocosta freshman Natalie Cain, second to Gumaelius in the 1,600, won the 3,200.

BOYS

100 — 11.79 — Thepsoumphou (R) and Meade (R), tie for first; Byington (SB). 200 — 24.8 — Lawhead (SB), Meade (R), Waara (O). 400 — 54.28 – Lawhead (SB), Hall (SB), Waara (O). 800 — 2:15.0 — Baltz (LC), Carbaugh (NR), Schell (Nas). 1,600 — 5:13.15 — Carbaugh (NR), Kelly (LC), Riggs (MK). 3,200 — 11:09.49 — Baltz (LC), Kronjaeger (R), Schreck (NR). 110 H — 16.63 — Maden (R), Byington (SB), Beasinger (LC). 300 H — 42.35 — Byington (SB), Maden (R), Stamos (SB). 4×100 R — 46.53 – Raymond, Life Christian, Ocosta. 4×400 R — 4:03.12 — Ocosta, Life Christian, Mary M. Knight.

Shot — 46-1 — Robinett (R), Frost (MK), Lund (Nas). Disc — 151-7 — Frost (MK), McEnery (Nas), Robinett (R). Jav – 147-6 — McEneny (Nas), Frost (MK), James-Juneau (Tah). HJ — 6-0 — Thepsoumphou (R), Strozyk (SB), Schell (Nas). PV — 10-6 — Bailey (O), Condon (Nas), Carter (R). LJ — 19-1 — Strozyk (SB), Anderson (R), Thepsoumphou (R). TJ — 40-5 — Anderson (R), Maden (R), Anderson (O).

GIRLS

100 — 12.79 — Sowle (MK), Byington (SB), Freeman (R), 200 — 27.6 — Byington (SB), Lovelady (LC), Ramos (LC). 400 — 1:04.5 — Hamel (LC), Glenn (Nas), Quintana (R). 800 — 2:41.82 — Hurdelbrink (LC), Denny (O), Markwell (SB). 1,600 — 6:32.0 — Gumaelius (NR), Cain (O), White (NR). 3,200 — 13:56.67 — Cain (O), Clark (NR), Oppelt (MK). 100 H — 17.6 — Martin (O), Haskey (Wish), Schuler (LC). 300 H — 48.31 — Lovelady (LC), Oppelt (MK), Haskey (Wish). 4×100 R — 53.82 — Life Christian, Naselle, Wishkah. 4×200 R — 1:53.03 — Life Christian, Ocosta, Naselle. 4×400 R — 4:28.79 — Life Christian, Naselle, Ocosta.

Shot — 38-1 1/4 — Freeman (R), Zimmerman (Nas), Jackson (Tah). Disc — 160-08 — Freeman (R), Ralston (Tah), Crow (R). Jav — 118-4 — Freeman (R), Sanchez (SB), Scrabeck (Nas). HJ — 5-10 — Sowle (MK), Marsh (O), Martin (O). PV — 7-6 — Scrabeck (Nas). LJ — 14-11 3/4 — Byington (SB), Whitehead (LC), Haskey (Wish). TJ — 35-8 1/2 — Sowle (MK), Byington (SB), Doyle (SB).

Napavine meet

NAPAVINE — Willapa Valley’s Emilee Layman broke a 28-year-old school record during a multi-school meet Thursday at Napavine.

Layman won the girls shot put with a throw of 34-2 1/2. Her sister Hallee, second in that event, won the discus at 99 feet.

Brooke Friese was Willapa Valley’s other event winner, taking the pole vault with a mark of 9 feet.

BOYS SOCCER

Bobcats 8, Warriors 0

Scoring four goals in each half, Aberdeen crushed Rochester in an Evergreen 2A Conference match Thursday at Stewart Field.

Johnny Pizano and Luis Martinez scored two goals apiece for the Bobcats. Hulizes Chavez, Luis Garcia, Trevor Dawkins and Tony Oropeza had the other Aberdeen goals. A.J. and Romeo Sanchez, Pizano and Enrique Cuevas provided assists.

Bobcat goalkeeper Luis Soto registered his fifth shutout of the season. Defenders Christian Sanchez, Carlos Vasquez and Toby Courts were cited for fine defense, while midfielders Oropeza and Romeo Sanchez and forward Dawkins were also praised.

“It was a dominating effort and hopefully this strong week has been a sign of things to come in the second half of our season,” Bobcat coach Larry Fleming said.

Mariano Soto scored twice and Tony Hernandez, Trevor Mullins, Jesus Ayala, Carlos Campos and Lizzandro Coria one goal apiece in a 7-0 Aberdeen JV win.

The Bobcats (3-2, 6-3) host Timberline in a non-leaguer Saturday.

Spartans 3, Bulldogs 1

FORKS — Unable to make an early goal stand up, Montesano fell to Forks in an Evergreen 1A League contest Thursday at Forks.

The Bulldogs (0-3, 0-8-2) scored in the opening minute, when Luis Muro converted a through pass from Robert Thomas.

Forks, however, tied it during stoppage time at the end of the first half. The Spartans then converted a penalty kick in the 55th minute after the Bulldogs were called for a handball in the box and added an insurance goal off of a free kick about 15 minutes later.

The Bulldogs were shorthanded, with midfielder Jordan King nursing an injury.

“We started getting tired a little bit in the second half,” Montesano coach Rick Denholm said. “We were right there in the first half. In the second half, we lost it a little.”

He credite goalkeeper Waymn Thoemmes and midfielders Thomas and Ben Royer for fine performances.

The Bulldogs will be idle until April 24, when they visit Elma.

GIRLS GOLF

Bulldogs 203, Grizzlies 236

ELMA — Montesano slogged through sloppy conditions to beat Hoquiam in a Southwest Washington 1A League match Thursday at Oaksridge Golf Course.

Both teams shot higher than normal. Montesano’s Lauren Denholm took medalist honors with a 48. Sandra Parks led Hoquiam with 57.

Bulldog assistant coach Jon Parker cited Kaylee Lane for a 51 in the junior varsity portion of the competition.

King’s Way Christian will be the next opponent for both teams. The Grizzlies host the Knights on Tuesday. The Bulldogs visit King’s Way on Thursday.

Hoquiam (236) – Sandra Parks 57, Josie Emery 58, McKenna Boone 59, Brooke Bogdanovich 62, Jada Pierson 66, Megan Folkers 67.

Montesano (203) — Lauren Denholm 48, Macey Wecker 51, McKenna Miller 51, Mylaina Parker 53, Glory Grubb 53, Morgan Malizia 54.