Here is a look at a busy Wednesday filled with Twin Harbor prep sports action.

BOYS SOCCER

Elma 4, Stevenson 0

Manny Hernandez scored a hat trick and Abel Alatorre had two assists as the Elma Eagles defeated Stevenson 4-0 in the first round of the 1A District 4 Tournament on Wednesday in Elma.

Hernandez scored off a pass from Alatorre just over three-and-a-half minutes into the match to give Elma an early 1-0 lead.

Just under nine minutes later, Canon Seaberg took finished a cross from Alatorre as Elma doubled its lead to 2-0.

In the second half, Hernandez was at it again, scoring of a deflected shot in the 48th minute followed by netting a header off a throw-in from Seaberg 11 minutes later.

Stevenson’s only legitimate scoring threat came in the first half when a ball pinballed near goal, but was eventually cleared by the Elma defense.

“Overall, it was a pretty dominating performance by us and probably one of our better games of the year,” Elma head coach Carson Seaberg said, adding a key to the Eagles’ victory was their ability to win second balls, get into their possession game and counter-attack. “Really pleased to have the guys come out in a first round district game and play their best soccer.”

With the win, Elma will have to play on back-to-back days and will face Seton Catholic in a district semifinal game Thursday at Seton Catholic High School.

Stevenson 0 0 — 0

Elma 2 2 — 4

GIRLS GOLF

Aberdeen 77, Shelton 47

Britt Rajcich and Kaitlyn McCracken had their best rounds of the season as Aberdeen closed out the regular season with a 77-47 victory over Centralia on Wednesday at the Riverside Golf Course in Chehalis.

Using the Stableford Scoring System, Rajcich tallied a meet-high 28 points to earn Medalist honors while McCracken wasn’t far off in tallying 18 points for a Bobcats team that scored 39 more points than in its previous visit to Riverside.

“Today the girls were excited to play,” Aberdeen head coach Dan Sundstrom said. “Our team goal was to play better than we did last time we visited Riverside. … Boy did we play better.”

Centralia (47) — Lily Miller 17, Mazzi Nowicki 11, Sam Johnson 11, Maddy Stoeckler 8

Aberdeen (77) — Britt Rajcich 28, Kaitlyn McCracken 18, Saylor Heikkila 13, Alice Earley 13

Aberdeen 59, Shelton 40

Aberdeen’s Britt Rajcich dominated the field to lead the Bobcats to a 59-40 victory over Shelton on Tuesday at Grays Harbor Country Club.

Using the Stableford Scoring System, Rajcich scored 23 points for the Bobcats to earn Medalist of the Match honors.

Aberdeen got 10 points each from Saylor Heikkila and Kaitlyn McCracken in the victory.

According to Aberdeen head coach Dan Sundstrom, the Bobcats didn’t let the fact that they didn’t play their best effect their mentality.

“Not sure why, but we really didn’t have our A- game today. After the match though, the girls talked about some exciting drives, chips and putts,” he said. “It is always nice to pick up a win on our last home match of the season.”

Aberdeen (59) — Britt Rajcich 23, Saylor Heikkila 10, Kaitlyn McCracken 10, Alice Earley 8, Emalie Shelton 8

Shelton (40) — Alena Hall 12, Taylia Budge 11, Kate O’Keefe 10, Kaia Johnson 7

GIRLS TENNIS

WF West 6, Aberdeen 0

Aberdeen lost to WF West 6-0 on Wednesday.

“We played a tough team today but we held our own,” Aberdeen head coach Ashley Kohlmeier said. “I am proud of the progress we made this season with a team full of first time tennis players. As we move into post season next week I look forward to continuing that progress.”

Results

Singles — Claire Kuykendall (WF West) defeated Victoria Judkins (Aberdeen) 6-0, 6-1; Kaylynne Dowling (W) def Kiley Ehly (A) 6-0, 6-0; Caydence Edminster (W) def Zoe Troeh (A) 6-0 6-2

Doubles — Stephanie Drummond/Tiana Jeffries (W) def. Kylie Weiberg/Madelynn Machowek (A) 6-1, 6-2; Mari Ceesay/Hannah Feaster (W) def. Kallie Knutson/Annie Troeh (A) 6-1, 6-3; Grace Sells/Julia Capen (W) def Lizbeth Cisneros/Savannah Howell (A) 6-1,6-2

SOFTBALL

Hoquiam 11, Tenino 10

Hoquiam held off a late Tenino rally to defeat Tenino 11-10 in the 1A District 4 third-place game on Wednesday in Elma.

Hoquiam responded from a semifinal loss to Montesano by hammering Tenino pitching for 11 hits, including a 4-for-5 game from leadoff hitter Ella Folkers and a leadoff home run from Carron Blood in the bottom of the fourth inning that tied the game at 4-all.

Leading 11-5 in the top of the seventh inning, Hoquiam nearly let a six-run lead slip away as Tenino rallied for five runs. But Hoquiam pitcher Tauni Hilliard induced a fly out and a pop out with the tying run on base to end the game.

Folkers (4-5, 2B, 3R), Hilliard (2-4, RBI) and Blood (1-3, HR, 2R, RBI) led a Grizzlies offense that had eight different hitters record a base hit in the game.

Hoquiam’s offense capitalized on seven Tenino errors, leading to eight unearned runs for the Grizzlies.

Hilliard pitched all seven innings to get the victory, allowing 10 runs (six earned) on 16 hits with three strikeouts and a walk.

Tenino 022 100 5 — 10 16 7

Hoquiam 302 222 x — 11 11 3

Other scores

1A District 4 Tournament – Semifinal

Montesano 16, Hoquiam 2

Montesano – Paige Lisherness (3-4, 2 HR, 3R, 3RBI), Madison Campbell (2-3, HR, 2R, 2RBI), Cassadie Golding (2-4, 2B, R, 2RBI), Jessica Stanfield (1-3, HR, 2R, RBI), Jordan Carr (1-2, 3B, R, RBI); 13 hits, 10 run second-inning

WP – Reghann Fairbairn (2IP, H, 0R)

Hoquiam – Carron Blood (1-1)

LP – Blood (1.2IP, 6ER, 6H, 2K, 3BB)

1A District 4 Tournament

Hoquiam 11, King’s Way Christian 1

Hoquiam – Tauni Hilliard (3-3, 2B), Ella Folkers (2H, 2B, 2RBI), Charli Sampson-Eastman (2H, 2B, 2RBI), Hailey Lawrence (HR, 3RBI)

WP – Hilliard

Montesano 14, Goldendale 1

Castle Rock 7, Elma 6

Elma 14, La Center 2

Elma 4, King’s Way Christian 3

MEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL

Highline 81, Grays Harbor College 72 (OT)

Grays Harbor College lost to Highline 81-72 in overtime on Tuesday in Aberdeen.

No further information available for this game at the time of this writing.