There was plenty of prep baseball action on Friday, including Ocosta downing Raymond-South Bend and Aberdeen and Pe-Ell Willapa Valley suffering losses.

BASEBALL

Ocosta 15, Raymond-South Bend 5

A combination of a prolific offense and an error-prone defense led to Ocosta’s 15-5 six-inning victory over Raymond-South Bend on Friday in Westport.

Ocosta (5-2 overall, 3-1 2B Pacific) put up three runs in the bottom of the first inning and led 7-0 by the end of the third inning as the Wildcats pounded 12 hits in the game and were assisted by Raymond-South Bend (1-6, 1-3) committing seven errors in the game.

The Wildcats scored in bunches, taking a 3-0 lead with three runs in the bottom of the first, scoring four in the third, four in the fifth and four in the sixth.

Ocosta earned a walk-off, 10-run rule victory in the sixth when Kjirstin Hopfer and Harley Figueroa scored on a single by Colby Scheuber.

Scheuber led Ocosta going 3-for05 with two runs scored and three RBI.

Andrew Martin (3-4, 2B, 3R, RBI) and Figueroa (2-5, 2R, 3RBI) also had multi-hit games for Ocosta.

Hopfer (1-4, R, 3RBI) drove in three runs and Josh Figueroa (1-3, 2B, R, RBI) belted a run-scoring double for the Wildcats.

Harley Figueroa picked up the win, allowing two earned runs on five hits with seven strikeouts and six walks in five innings pitched.

RSB was led by Ty Reidinger, who went 2-for-4, scored two runs and belted a two-run double in the Riptide’s three-run sixth innings.

Josh Johnson (1-3, RBI), Jarrod Gunderson (1-3, RBI) and Branson Williams (1-4, RBI) also drove in runs for RSB.

RSB 000 113 — 5 6 7

Ocosta 304 044 — 15 12 1

Rochester 8, Aberdeen 1

Entering the game flat, Aberdeen feel behind early and couldn’t catch up against a solid pitching performance in an 8-1 loss to Rochester on Friday in Rochester.

“We came out kind of flat tonight and on a wet, windy day it’s hard to get up for baseball,” Aberdeen head coach Dave Hinchen said. “We didn’t and they did and they jumped on us early and kind of took us out of the game and we never really climbed back in there.”

After a scoreless first inning, Aberdeen (2-3 overall, 2A Evergreen) allowed five runs — three on passed balls — in the second inning to dig itself an early hole.

The Bobcats got a run back in the top of the third when Baylor Ainsworth led off with a double to right field and advanced to third on an Eli Brown single two batters later.

Ainsworth was chased home on a sacrifice fly by Hunter Eisele to cut the Braves lead to 5-1.

But Aberdeen fell behind further the following half-inning as Rochester put two more runs on the scoreboard on an RBI single By Garron Smith followed by a two-out unearned run as the Aberdeen defense committed one of its four errors in the ballgame.

Rochester (3-3, 2-3) would add a run in the bottom of the fourth inning to extend its lead to 8-1, which was more than enough for Braves pitcher Kyle Wilson, who was threw an efficient complete game, allowing the one earned run on four hits with three strikeouts and three walks.

“(Wilson) was just throwing strikes and throwing to contact,” Hinchen said. “We hit the ball hard a lot, but right at people. … He pitched well and pitched to contact and defensively they were solid.”

Five of Rochester’s eight runs were unearned.

Brown (1-3), Ainsworth (1-3, 2B, R), Mason Sorensen (1-2) and Kenny Dawson (1-3) had Aberdeen’s base hits in the game.

Brown took the loss for Aberdeen, allowing two earned runs on three hits with two strikeouts and a walk in 1 1-3 innings pitched.

Next up for Aberdeen is the baseball version of the Myrtle Street Rivalry, which is scheduled for 5 p.m. at Olympic Stadium in Hoquiam.

According to Hinchen, the Bobcats should get back five players who were inactive due to a two-week COVID quarantine. All were upperclassmen with many of them figuring to eat up several innings on the pitching mound, forcing Hinchen and his staff to bring up several junior varsity players and thrust them into the varsity lineup.

Aberdeen went 2-2 during that stretch, which is suits Hinchen just fine.

“I would’ve took that for sure,” Hinchen responded when asked if he would’ve taken the split when he first got the bad news a few weeks ago. “We’ve got a lot better since then and the way these kids played have really made it hard for us coaches as to who do we give the playing time to. It’s a nice problem to have.”

Aberdeen 001 000 0 — 1 4 4

Rochester 052 100 x — 8 7 1

Mossyrock 11, Pe Ell-Willapa Valley 4

Errors and walks led to a lopsided loss as Pe Ell-Willapa Valley fell to Mossyrock 11-4 on Friday in Mossyrock.

PWV (3-2) committed four errors and four Titans pitchers combined to allow 12 free passes in the loss.

Six of Mossyrock’s 11 runs were unearned as the Vikings tallied six base hits in the game.

PWV cut into a 4-2 deficit when Derek Fluke scored on an errors in the top of the fourth inning.

But Mossyrock scored two runs in the bottom half of the inning and capitalized on five walks and three errors for five runs in the fifth inning.

PWV outhit Mossyrock 7-6, with seven different Titans collecting hits.

Kaden Ritzman went 1-for-3 with two RBI and Jackson Lusk was 1-2 with a double — PWV’s only extra-base hit in the game — to lead the Titans offense.

Lusk took the loss, allowing three earned runs on five hits with three strikeouts and two walks.

PWV 200 100 1 — 4 7 4

Mossyrock 220 250 x — 11 6 4

BOYS SOCCER

Shelton 2, Elma 1

Elma suffered its first loss of the season, falling to class 2A Shelton 2-1 on Friday in Elma.

The Eagles (4-1 overall, 4-0 1A Evergreen) fell behind 1-0 after a Shelton goal in the third minute, but tied the game 23 minutes later on a header by Canon Seaberg after receiving a cross from Aiden Sayers-Hartmann.

Another Shelton goal in the 60th minute completed the scoring.

“We played well. After getting down early we regained control of the game and put up multiple shots, forcing a few saves,” Elma head coach Carson Seaberg said.

Canon Seaberg was noted for creating multiple offensive chances that included a drive and shot that rang off the crossbar in the first half.

Coach Seaberg also stated that Jace Poston and René Duran had standout defensive games for Elma.

Shelton 1 1 — 2

Elma 1 0 — 0