Montesano’s girls soccer team continued its struggles against non-league opponents as we review Wednesday’s Twin Harbors prep sports.

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GIRLS PREP SOCCER

University Prep 5, Montesano 0

Montesano found little success in a 5-0 loss to University Prep on Wednesday at Shoreline Center Park in Shoreline.

The Bulldogs (5-4 overall) were under pressure early and fell behind 1-0 after the Pumas (3-2-2) scored a goal nine minutes into the game.

University Prep scored again in the 23rd minute to take a 2-0 lead into halftime.

Monte’s fortunes didn’t change after the break as the Bulldogs fell behind 4-0 on Pumas goals in the 49th minute and 50th minutes.

University Prep capped off the scoring with a goal in the 65th minute.

Monte faced a barrage of offensive pressure from the Pumas as Bulldogs goal keeper Izzie Taylor made 14 saves in the loss.

“We’ve got to compete. I don’t think we showed up to compete,” Bulldogs head coach Fidel Sanchez said. “We did not compete to our level of expectation. We’re not hitting those marks right now.”

Monte was without several key players, including starters Lex Stanfield and Maycee Sanchez, but Coach Sanchez was not about to make injuries the excuse for the loss.

“We’re not 100% full yet … We have players that are banged up and are not playing their best because they are hurt,” he said. “But we’ve got to make it work. … We’ve got to play smarter, cleaner and tougher. We’ve got to be more aggressive. We are allowing to much space into our defensive third and we are no defending properly. We’re not winning the ball enough, we’re not keeping the ball long enough against the teams that are at the top in the state.”

Monte will have little time to think about the loss as the Bulldogs take on Rochester for a 1A Evergreen League game at 6 p.m. on Thursday at Rochester High School.

Montesano 0 0 – 0

University Prep 2 3 – 5

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Toledo 2, Ocosta 1

Ocosta lost for the first time this season 2-1 to Toledo on Wednesday at Toledo High School.

The Wildcats (5-1-1, 1-1 2B Central) surrendered goals on the 10th and 34th minutes to trail 2-0 in the first half.

In the 40th minute, midfielder Kylee Denny hit a perfect 45-yard shot off a free kick that sailed over the Toledo keeper’s head for a goal to cut the deficit in half.

But Ocosta was unable to net the equalizer in suffering the 2B Central League loss.

“We made an adjustment on defense to get a little more speed in the backfield and it paid off, holding Toledo to just the two goal, but unfortunately, we weren’t able to add on to our our score in the second half of the game,” Ocosta head coach Rissy Ness said. “Our Lady Wildcats will continue to grind and learn from this experience. I have all the confidence that we can make some adjustments and come out even stronger against our next opponent.”

Ocosta takes on Auburn Adventist at 6 p.m. on Thursday in Westport.

Ocosta 1 0 – 1

Toledo 2 0 – 2

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BOYS PREP GOLF

Tenino 191, Hoquiam 206

Hoquiam lost Wednesday’s match against Tenino 191-206 at the Tahoma Valley Golf Club in Yelm.

Ronald Landon led Hoquiam, shooting a round of 49 over nine holes of golf.

Hoquiam’s top four was rounded out by Danton Cole (52), Sebastian Matsen (52) and Daymond Cole.

“Ronald Landon stepped in for a missing varsity player and played by far his best round of the year,” Hoquiam head coach Chase Taylor said. “Scores keep coming down and players are continuing to learn how to play match golf.”

Tenino (191) – Gore 46, Baxter 46, Gaidrich 46, Derrick 53.

Hoquiam (206) – Landon 49, Dan. Cole 52, Matsen 52, Day. Cole 53.

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Aberdeen 451, Shelton 493

Aberdeen defeated Shelton 451-493 over an extended 18-hole match on Wednesday at the Highland Golf Course in Cosmopolis.

Aberdeen was led by Spencer Hill, who shot an 84 for the round – including a birdie on the par-3 12th hole – to tie Shelton’s Austin Covert for Medalist of the Match honors.

The Bobcats’ Tyce Greene shot an 86 and had arguably the shot of the match when he sank an approximate 80-foot put for a birdie on the par-4 16th hole.

Grady Ainsworth had two birdies to finish at 88 while Trevon Maynard shot a 93 for Aberdeen.

William Yee and Nolan Hood each shot a 100 to round out the Cats’ top-five scores.

Aberdeen takes on Elma at 3:30 p.m. on Friday at Oaksridge Golf Course in Elma.

Aberdeen (451) – Hill 84, Greene 86, Ainsworth 88, Maynard 93, William Yee/Nolan Hood (100-tie).

Shelton (493) – Covert 84, Scott 86, Steigel 103, Anthis 104, Wells 116.

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GIRLS PREP SWIMMING

Aberdeen 119, Centralia-Chehalis-Rochester 61

Aberdeen defeated the combo team of Centralia-Chehalis-Rochester 119-61 on Wednesday at the YMCA of Grays Harbor in Hoquiam.

Bobcats head coach Anne Eisele cited the performances of Harnoor Jandu, who won the 50-yard freestyle with a time of 29.89, and the overall performances of Rylei Buchanan and Tyveah Nichols.

“CCR is a small team, but very fast,” Eisele said. “It was a very competitive meet. We had some strong swims.”

Aberdeen hosts Mark Morris and R.A. Long on Monday.

Aberdeen top results

200-yard medley relay: 1, Aberdeen (Mija Hood, Wendy Neil, Arianna Alavez, Gabby Orona) 2:10.64. 3, Aberdeen (Emma Mullins, Laura Calzolari, Ava Benn, Harnoor Jandu) 2:25.66.

200 freestyle: 2, Willow Vallentine, 2:36.50. 3, Isabella Melville, 2:40.51.

200 individual medley: 2, Hood, 2:33.26.

50 freestyle: 1, Jandu, 29.89. 2, Mullins, 30.02. 3, Alavez, 30.49.

1-meter dive: 1, Zahrya Graham, 140.55. 2, Sophie King, 60.90. 3, Ashley Groat, 52.60.

100 butterfly: 3, Alavez, 1:16.23.

100 freestyle: 1, Hood, 1:03.14. 3, Valentine, 1:09.56.

500 freestyle: 2, Melville, 7:08.37. 3, Neil, 7:10.08.

200 freestyle relay: 1, Aberdeen (Alavez, Neil, Mullins, Hood) 2:00.82. 2, Aberdeen (Benn, Martin, Valentine, Jandu) 2:06.55. 3, Aberdeen (Annika Natwick, Brinnley Colburn, Calzolari, Molly Gundersen) 2:24.37.

100 backstroke: 1, Mullins, 1:15.04. 3, Gracie Qualey, 1:22.32.

100 breaststroke: 1, Neil, 1:28.20. 3, Calzolari, 1:39.14.

400 freestyle: 2, Aberdeen (Valentine, Asha Martin, Melville, Orona) 4:50.36.