After waiting a full week, the Montesano softball team got the season off to a good start by sweeping two games on Saturday.

Montesano 20, Napavine 1

Montesano got off to a good start to the season with a 20-1 win over Napavine on Saturday in Montesano.

The Bulldogs (2-0 overall) scored four in the bottom of the first and scored 10 runs in the second, capped by Alisyn Parkin’s two-run double for a 14-0 lead.

Monte put the game away with four runs in the fourth, with Parkin belting her second two-run double of the game followed later by an RBI double off the bat of Jordan Karr for a 20-1 lead.

Monte ace Riley Timmons picked up the win, holding Napavine hitless with eight strikeouts in her three innings of work.

The Bulldogs had 14 hits – four for extra bases – and were led by Karr (3-4, 2 R, RBI), Kylee Wisdom (2-4, 2B, R, 3 RBI), Parkin (2-2, 2B, 4 RBI), Kennedy Campbell (2-2, 2B, R, 3 RBI), Alyssa Maldonado (2-3, 3 R, RBI) and Addi Kersker (2-2, 2 R, RBI), each with multi-hit games.

The game was originally scheduled for the previous Monday, but was moved to Saturday due to a rain-out.

Napavine 000 10 – 1 3 4

Montesano 4(10)2 4x – 20 14 0

WP: Timmons (3 IP, 0 R, 0 H, 8 K, BB). LP: Fay (3 IP, 16 R, 13 ER, 10 H, K, 7 BB).

Leading hitters: Napavine – Tupuola (1-2, RBI); Kaut (1-1, BB). Montesano – Karr (3-4, 2 R, RBI); Wisdom (2-4, 2B, R, 3 RBI); Parkin (2-2, 2B, 4 RBI); Campbell (2-2, 2B, R, 3 RBI); Maldonado (2-3, 3 R, RBI); Kersker (2-2, 2 R, RBI); Wintrip (1-1, R, RBI).

RYAN SPARKS | THE DAILY WORLD Montesano’s Liv Robinson rounds second during an 11-0 win over Hockinson on Saturday in Montesano.

Montesano 11, Hockinson 0

Montesano’s bats stayed hot in an 11-0 win over Hockinson on Saturday in Montesano.

The Bulldogs jumped on Hockinson early, scoring a pair of runs in the bottom of the first, capped by a Liv Robinson sacrifice fly.

Monte added three more runs in the second – highlighted by back-to-back RBI triples by Kerser and Parkin – and took a 5-0 lead on a Karr run-scoring single.

After scratching across a run in the third, Monte put the game into mercy-rule territory with five runs in the fourth. In the frame, the Bulldogs got run-scoring hits from Parkin, Karr, Robinson, Regan Wintrip and Addi Potts.

Monte starter Grace Gooding earned the win, striking out three without allowing a hit in two innings pitched.

RYAN SPARKS | THE DAILY WORLD Montesano pitcher Grace Gooding hurls a pitch during an 11-0 win over Hockinson on Saturday in Montesano.

Monte head coach Pat Pace said his team was champing at the bit after waiting a week to get the season started.

“Our girls, as you could tell by the way they swung the bats today, they were ready to play,” he said.

Monte’s depth also showed on Saturday, particularly in the circle. The Bulldogs got solid outings from Maldonado, who allowed one unearned run on three hits with three strikeouts in relief of Timmons in Game 1, and Kaitlyn Trail, who allowed two hits with a strikeout in two shutout innings of relief in Game 2.

“We have five good pitchers on this team right now and it’s really good to see that,” Pace said. “It’s been awhile since we’ve had that number of pitchers coming in and we used all five today. So we’re excited about this season. .. I think having that depth takes some of the stress off our No. 1 and No. 2 pitchers.”

Hockinson 000 00 – 0 2 1

Montesano 231 5x – 11 16 0

WP: Gooding (2 IP, 0 R, 3 K). LP: Bennette (4 IP, 11 R, 9 ER, 16 H, 2 K)

Leading hitters: Hockinson – Free (1-2); Kerr (1-2). Montesano – Parkin (3-3, 2 RBI); Karr (2-3, R, 3 RBI); Robinson (2-2, 2B, 2 R, 2 RBI); Wintrip (2-3, 2 RBI); Potts (2-3, R, RBI).

Other scores

Women’s College Softball

Centralia 14, Grays Harbor 7

Centralia 13, Grays Harbor 0

PREP TRACK & FIELD

Local results for Rainier Icebreaker

Below are the local results for Twin Harbors student-athlete competing at the Rainier Icebreaker track and field meet on Saturday in Rainier.

Results (Top 10 placement)

Boys

200 meters: 8, Noah Aquino, North Beach, 24.89. 10, Sammy Brooks, Hoquiam, 25.32.

800: 2, Timmy Higgins, Hoquiam, 2:12.26. 4, Alan Ramirez, Hoquiam, 2:15.10. 8, Colton Sweet, Montesano, 2:18.40. 9, Jesse Anderson, Montesano, 2:18.42.

1600: 4, Higgins, Hoquiam, 4:44.40.

3200: 3, Aric Jacklin, Montesano, 10:28.15. 6, Benny Anderson, Montesano, 11:04.00.

110 hurdles: 1, Morgan Anderson, Raymond, 16.46. 3, Carter Phelps, Pe Ell, 17.52. 8, Calan McCarty, Pe Ell, 19.28. 10, Elton Rockey, North Beach, 20.12.

300 hurdles: 1, Phelps, Pe Ell, 43.11. 2, Judah Milton, South Bend, 43.38. 5, McCarty, Pe Ell, 47.07.

4×100 relay: 4, South Bend (Ferrill Johnson, Liam Parkins, Jaron Xayabandith, Judah Milton), 47.03. 5, Raymond (Logan Frank, Austin Snodgrass, Isaac Schlueter, Anderson), 47.26. 10, Willapa Valley (Tyson Portmann, Chase Porter, Cody Strozyk, Spud Swogger), 47.83.

4×400 relay: 5, North Beach (Aquino, Asher Baggaley, Koby Charley, Cy-Min Schreier), 4:18.05. 8, Montesano (Jerrell Bayless, Colton Sweet, Jesse Anderson, Jackson Green), 4:30.56. 9, Hoquiam (Konlan Higgins, T. Higgins, Ramirez, Kingston Case), 4:30.69.

Shot put: 6, Landon Ritter, Elma, 38-10. 9, Robby Stigall, South Bend, 37-06. 10, Owen Little, Pe Ell, 37-00.

Discus: 1, Stigall, South Bend, 147-00. 5, Kole Karlsvik, Raymond, 124-09. 6-tie, Snodgrass, Raymond, 119-04. 8, Gabe Bodwell, Montesano, 117-02.

Javelin: 1, Montesano, Bodwell, 142-11. 6, Hank Swartz, Willapa Valley, 133-03. 8, Judah Milton, South Bend, 127-05.

High jump: 3, Bodwell, Montesano, 5-08. 5-t, Jacob Meadows, Elma, 5-08. 5-t, Tyrell Hovland, North Beach, 5-08. 10, Riley Montoure, Hoquiam, 5-02.

Pole vault: 1, Anderson, Raymond, 12-0. 3, Wyeland Lomedico, North Beach, 9-0. 4, Jimy Gill, Hoquiam, 9-0. 5, Oliver Bryson, Hoquiam, 8-06. 6, Ivan Weber, Ocosta, 8-06. 7, Quinton Larson, Montesano, 8-0.

Long jump: 5, Ferrill Johnson, South Bend, 17-09.25. 9, Gevin Wonderly-Leonard, Hoquiam, 17-03.5. 10, Schlueter, Raymond, 17-0.

Triple jump: 1, Anderson, Raymond, 39-11. 5, Johnson, South Bend, 37-04.5. 6, Elijah Flores, Elma, 36-05.75. 9, Jacob Meadows, Elma, 35-03.25.

Girls

100: 4, Lilly Causey, 13.51. 8, Charlie Carper, Pe Ell, 13.84. 9, Emily Wilson, Willapa Valley, 13.93.

200: 6, Causey, 28.09. 10, Katlyn Brodhead, Hoquiam, 28.90.

400: 3, Wilson, Willapa Valley, 1:03.18. 7, Malia Cox, North Beach, 1:08.68.

800: 7, Rebekah Stone, Ocosta, 2:51.32.

1600: 2, Jane Roloff, Hoquiam, 5:38.33. 5, Samantha Schweppe, Montesano, 5:51.56.

3200: 2, Roloff, Hoquiam, 12.32.93. 3, Schweppe, Montesano, 12:57.78. 8, Madeline Schaeffer, Ocosta, 14:44.98. 9, Stone, Ocosta, 15:02.64.

100 hurdles: 3, Jaiden King, Montesano, 17.84. 5, Karsyn Freeman, Raymond, 17.92. 9, Sam Roundtree, Montesano, 18.81. 10, Carper, Pe Ell, 18.81.

300 hurdles: 4, Georgia Burkhart, Elma, 54.05. 6, Roundtree, Montesano, 54.94. 9, Mackenzie Kuiken, South Bend, 56.39.

4×100 relay: 6, Hoquiam (Kali Lund, Valeria Aguilar Arana, Brodhead, Reagan McElliott), 55.34. 7, North Beach (Kaci Osborne-Hansen, Abigail Conn, Vyolet Dodson, Malia Cox), 55.92.

Sprint medley relay (100-100-200-400): 1, Montesano (Alayna Olson, Causey, Asha Harris, King), 1:46.25. 10, Elma (Addison Burgher, Kaedynce Shapansky, Diana Guzman, Gracie Nunez), 1:53.86.

Shot put: 6, Freeman, Raymond, 30-05.5. 9, Sydney Gordon, Hoquiam, 28-05.

Discus: 1, Freeman, Raymond, 108-01. 6, Sam Sheary, Willapa Valley, 90-07. 9, Bailey Lowe, Ocosta, 85-05.

Javelin: 1, Lauryn McGough, Willapa Valley, 117-11. 6, Ashlyn Devereaux, Montesano, 95-04. 10, Emily Wilson, Willapa Valley, 80-05.

High jump: 6, Ava Schrader, Montesano, 4-08. 7, Meara Baxter, Elma, 4-06. 9-t, Saige Roberts-Tonseth, Elma, 4-04.

Pole vault: 1, McGough, Willapa Valley, 11-0. 4, Freeman, Raymond, 8-06. 6-t, Katrina Jones, Hoquiam, 6-06. 9-t, Macenzie Osborne-Hansen, North Beach, 6-0.

Long jump: 7, Cox, North Beach, 14-04. 8, Devereaux, Montesano, 14-03. 9, Olson, Montesano, 14-02.

Triple jump: 5, Olson, Montesano, 30-02. 6, Devereaux, Montesano, 30-01. 8-t, Megan Kongboukhay, Raymond, 29-0.