BASEBALL

Grizzlies 4, Spartans 3

Sean McAllister’s RBI single in the seventh inning gave Hoquiam a victory over Forks in Evergreen 1A League baseball Wednesday at Olympic Stadium.

After Grizzly starting pitcher Walker Dunn had cruised through five innings, Forks tied it on Trey Baysinger’s three-run double in the sixth.

Marques Rivera reached on an error (the lone miscue of the game) to lead off the Hoquiam seventh. He took second on a passed ball and scored when McAllister grounded a single into the hole between first and second.

“All in all, it was good to get a win, but we need to be a little more mentally tough and play all seven innings,” HHS coach Steve Jump said.

Garrett Bradley picked up the win in relief of Dunn, who struck out nine in five innings.

Second baseman Rivera contributed the defensive play of the game with a diving stop and throw that saved a run in the first inning.

The Grizzlies (3-1, 7-3) host Tenino today and travel to Forks for a doubleheader Friday.

Forks 000 003 0 — 3 8 1

Hoquiam 210 000 1 — 4 6 0

Blattner, Moody (7) (catcher unavailable); Dunn, Bradley (6) and Folkers.

RBI: Forks — Baysinger 3. Hoquiam — Bradley 2, Rivera, McAllister. Three hits: Forks — Wilson. Two hits: Forks — Baysinger. Hoquiam — McAllister, Bradley. Doubles: Forks — Wilson, Baysinger. Hoquiam — Rivera, Bradley.

Winning pitcher — Bradley (walked none; struck out two). Losing pitcher — Moody (walked none; struck out one).

SOFTBALL

Titans 22, Mounties 1

RAINIER — The defending 2B state champions wasted little time in dispatching of their latest opponent as Pe Ell/Willapa Valley routed host Rainier in a three-inning, mercy-rule victory.

The Titans (10-0 overall, 10-0 in Central League) remained perfect on the season by smashing four round-trippers en route to plating 22 runs on 23 hits.

PWV third baseman Britney Patrick smashed two home runs, including a grand slam, as she drove home seven runs on the day.

Sisters Kamryn and Katie Adkins had a combined seven hits and seven RBI for the Titans. Katie tallied three hits — including a double and a triple — to go along with her four RBI. Kamryn was a perfect 4-for-4 with a home run and three RBI. She also picked up the win for PWV, allowing no earned runs while striking out five with no walks.

Shortstop Sid Pollard added three hits, including a home run, and four RBI for the Titans, who remain undefeated at 10-0 and are ranked No. 2 behind Napavine in 2B according to maxpreps.com.

Pe Ell/Willapa Valley 10 7 5 — 22 23 1

Rainier 1 0 0 — 1 2 4

Kamryn Adkins and Hodel.

RBI: PWV — Patrick 7, Pollard 4, Katie Adkins 4, Kam. Adkins 3. Two Hits: Patrick, Mason. Four Hits: Kam. Adkins. Three Hits:Kat. Adkins, Pollard, Hodel. Doubles: Kat. Adkins, Kam. Adkins, Mason, Hodel. Triples: Kat. Adkins. Home Runs: Patrick 2, Pollard, Kam. Adkins.

Winning Pitcher — Kam. Adkins (walked none, struck out five).

Rainier statistics not available.

Grizzlies 25, Beavers 0

TENINO — In a game that was called after three innings due to the mercy rule, Hoquiam softball was dominant in a 25-0 win over Tenino.

The lopsided affair also featured a combined perfect game from English Hyde and Tauni Hiliard who only had the ball put in play against them a handful of times.

Kylee Bagwell had a big day at the plate, driving in five runs and hitting a homer.

Hoquiam head coach Keith Reynvaan said Tenino struggled to make plays at times and was glad his team took advantage.

“There were lots of walks lots of hits mixed in with errors and that was basically the ball game. It was a good team effort on our part,” he said.

Hoquiam (2-2, 6-2) will be home against Forks on Thursday.

Tenino 000 – 0 0 6

Hoquiam (21)31 – 25 13 0

RBI: Hoquiam — Bagwell 5, Dunn 3, Cox 3, German 3, Jump 2, Spradlin, Hilliard. Three hits: Hoquiam — Jump. Two hits: Hoquiam — Dunn, German, Bagwell, Cox. Home runs: Hoquiam — Bagwell. Doubles: Hoquiam — Jump, Cox, Dunn.

Winning pitcher — Hyde (walked none; struck out seven). Losing pitcher — Cannon (walked 10; struck out one).

T-Birds 15, Bobcats 2

Visiting Tumwater laced out 14 hits in trouncing Aberdeen in an Evergreen 2A Conference game Wednesday at the Bishop Athletic Complex.

Angel Jones and Allye Troseth drove in runs for the Bobcats (2-3, 4-5).

“Last time we played them, it was a 7-9 ballgame. Today, we played ‘em and got destroyed,” Aberdeen head coach Scott Wilson said. “We need to clean it up. … We have the talent to make it to the playoffs. We just need to put it together.”

The Bobcats travel to Chehalis on Thursday.

Tumwater 261 60 – 15 14 1

Aberdeen 101 0x — 2 6 3

Carpenter; McDaniel, Powell (4).

RBI: Tumwater — Vessey 2, Seaton 2, Carpenter, May 2, Clarke 2, Cunningham 3, Schrock. Aberdeen — Jones, Troseth. Three hits:Tumwater — Carpenter, Clarke. Two hits: Tumwater — May, Cunningham, Jelack. Home runs: Tumwater — Cunningham. Triples: Tumwater — Jelack. Doubles: Tumwater — May, Seaton, Clarke.

Winning pitcher — Carpenter (walked none; struck out three). Losing pitcher — McDaniel (walked three; struck out three).

TRACK & FIELD

Bobcats at Tumwater

TUMWATER — Aberdeen senior Faith Cardenas won four events during a multi-school meet hosted by Tumwater on Wednesday.

Cardenas won the girls 100 meters in 13:05, the 200 in 27.04 and the 400 meters in 1:00.38. She also anchored a winning 4×200 relay team that also included Kennedy Pruett, Emmy Walsh and Madi Niemi.

Bryan Sidor was a two-time event winner for Aberdeen’s boys. He lowered his record-setting time from the Ray Ryan All-County Championships by going 50.69 in the 400 meters, won the 200 in 22.53 and was second to Tumwater’s Rashaun Tate in the 100 meters.

Sophomore Patricia Bates was the other event winner for the Bobcats, taking the girls discus in 108-5.

Team scores were unavailable.

The Bobcats will compete in the Chehalis Invitational on Friday and Saturday.

GIRLS TENNIS

Bulldogs 4, Eagles 1

MONTESANO — Sweeping the doubles, Montesano beat Three Rivers in a Southwest Washington 1A League match Wednesday at Monte.

Anna Ayres and Destiny Miller won singles matches for the Bulldogs (2-1, 3-2) while the doubles teams of Danika Peterson and Alexa Couch and Rachel Ayres-Sophie Barre also prevailed.

Bailee Wallace (3R) def. Kaitlin Currie (M) 6-1, 6-0; Anna Ayres (M) def. Abby McCracken, 6-4, 6-2; Destiny Miller (M) def. Mariel Richards, 6-2, 6-3. Danika Peterson-Alexa Couch (M) def. Ally Carns/Bobbie Jo Graham, 7-6, 6-0; Rachel Ayres-Sophie Barre (M) def. Kaylena Morrison/Jesse Tevis, 6-1, 6-0.

Beavers 4, Bobcats 2

Tenino took all three doubles matches to beat Aberdeen in a non-league contest Wednesday at the Sam Benn Courts.

Singles players Aleeta Pratt and Hannah Erwin accounted for the Bobcat victories.

“I was very pleased with Hannah Erwin’s play at singles today,” Bobcat coach Ashley Kohlmeier said. “Her groundstrokes are really coming along well. Aleeta was her usual dominant self.”

Kohlmeier also cited the play of the first-time doubles team Abbie Bradt and Kylie Knodel.

The Bobcats (2-3) host Centralia on Thursday.

Aleeta Prett (A) def. Rhian Mathis, 6-0, 6-1; Hannah Erwin (A) def. Madi Hohner, 6-1, 6-2; Courtney Dodge (T) def. Mary Lang, 6-0, 6-3; Ally Vestal-Kaylee Schow (T) def. Rachel Tageant-Sonia Dominguez, 6-1, 6-0; Ximena Ontiveros-Krista Lira (T) def. Kylie Knodel-Abbie Bradt, 7-6, 6-2; Theresa Sath-LeeAnn Babnik (T) def. Molly Scroggs-Chase Baller, 6-4, 6-4. JV — Tenino 3, Aberdeen 1.