TRACK &FIELD

CHEHALIS — The two-day Chehalis Activators track and field meet brought plenty of personal records and season bests for Twin Harbor athletes, as well as a few event wins on Saturday afternoon.

Mary M. Knight’s Karlee Sowle led all Harbor athletes with three individual wins, while North Beach’s Seth Bridge grabbed two throwing individual wins during Saturday’s main meet.

In team standings, Hoquiam finished third overall and North Beach was fourth overall in the boys classic meet on Saturday. Aberdeen’s boys finished third in the Friday invitational meet.

Elma’s girls took second overall in the Friday invitational meet.

Sowle was the main individual medalist of the day, winning the girls’ 100-meter sprint and outjumping the field in the high and long jumps.

Aberdeen’s Faith Cardenas won the 400m sprint and Elma’s Jillian Bieker won the 300m low hurdles. Raymond’s Karlee Freeman also took home a discus win, as well as top-four finishes in the shot put and javelin.

“Karlee won the discus and she was close to what she threw (last weekend in) Oregon,” Raymond head coach Mike Tully said. “She also finished with a 3-foot PR in the shot put. She’s coming around to where she was in the past.”

North Beach’s Bridge was the Harbor’s best individual medalist with wins the shot put and discus events. Anthony Nash (200m) and Devin Merksick (high jump) won events for Hoquiam.

Tully cited Luke Hamilton for his season-best throws in the shot put and discus and freshman McCarthy Maden for taking fifth overall in both the 110 and 300m hurdles.

Ocosta head coach Aaron Anderson cited Ryan Anderson for his win in the triple jump and Justyn Taylor for his win in the 300 hurdles on Friday and Kathryn Anderson for a PR in the 800m and a season-best time in the 1,600m on Saturday. Also, Anderson cited Ocosta’s 4x400m relay team for a 6-second PR on Saturday.

Chehalis Activators Classic

(Twin Harbors finals results only)

Boys

100 — 5. Bryan Sidor (Aberdeen), 12.01. 6. Brandon Butcher (Elma), 12.03. 7. Ira Hartford (Elma), 12.06. 200 — 23.11 — 1. Anthony Nash (Hoquiam). 4. Bryan Sidor (Aberdeen), 23.55. 6. Ira Hartford (Elma), 24.10. 8. Chris Smith (Hoquiam), 24.35. 400 — 52.05 — 1. Brandon Butcher (Elma). 2. Bryan Sidor (Aberdeen), 52.12. 4. Cody Vollan (Elma), 52.50. 110 HH — 4. Seth Sath (Raymond), 16.77. 5. McCartney Maden (Raymond), 17.71. 300 IH — 3. Artimus Johnson (Hoquiam), 43.62. 5. McCartney Maden (Raymond), 45.05. 8. Jadyn Edenstrom (Elma), 45.64. 400 R — 2. Hoquiam. 4. Elma. 6. Aberdeen. 8. North Beach. 1600 R — 2. Elma. 5. Aberdeen.

PV — 2. Brenden Chaney (North Beach), 12-0. 3. Artimus Johnson (Hoquiam), 12-0. 5. Ryan Espedal (Hoquiam), 11-6. HJ — 6-7 — 1. Devin Merksick (Hoquiam). 2. Rodney Washington (North Beach) 5-8. 3. Marcus Anderson (Raymond) 5-8. 5. Antonio Garcia (Hoquiam), 5-8. LJ — 3. Marcus Anderson (Raymond), 19-10 1/2. 5. Jeshua Manwell (Aberdeen), 18-7. 7. Josiah Lowder (Hoquiam), 18- 1/2. TJ — 2. Jeshua Manwell (Aberdeen), 39-11. 8. Dylan James (Taholah), 38-10. Shot Put — 51-2 3/4 — 1. Seth Bridge (North Beach). 2. Luke Hamilton (Raymond) 49-7 3/4. 5. Ryan Louderback (North Beach), 46-3 1/4. 6. Dylan Moodenbaugh (Hoquiam), 43-9 1/2. Discus — 155-0 — 1. Seth Bridge (North Beach), 155-0. 2. Ian Frost (MMK), 143-10. 4. Hunter Dianovich (North Beach), 132-11. 5. Luke Hamilton (Raymond), 132-9. Javelin — 5. Ryan Louderback (North Beach), 145-8.

Girls

100 — 13.64 — 1. Kaylee Sowle (MMK). 3. Faith Cardenas (Aberdeen), 13.72. 4. Lorin Cox (North Beach), 13.78. 5. Karlee Freeman (Raymond), 13.78. 8. Jayla Mason (Elma), 13.92. 200 — 4. Faith Cardenas (Aberdeen), 27.23. 6. Lorin Cox (North Beach), 28.18. 400 — 1:00.06 — 1. Faith Cardenas (Aberdeen). 800 — 3. Kathryn Anderson (Ocosta), 2:36.36. 6. Savannah Lutz (Hoquiam), 2:40.66. 8. Mariah Vogler (North Beach), 2:44.53. 1600 — 5. Kathryn Anderson (Ocosta), 5:46.80. 100 HH — 4. Jillian Bieker (Elma), 17.89. 300 LH — 48.32 — 1. Jillian Bieker (Elma). 8. Cheyanne Jines (Elma), 52.66. 400 R — 2. North Beach. 3. Elma. 800 R — 3. Elma. 5. Aberdeen. 6. Hoquiam. 1600 R — 3. Hoquiam. 6. Elma. 8. Ocosta.

PV — 4. Tawni Blankenship (North Beach), 8-6. HJ — 5-3 — 1. Kaylee Sowle (MMK). 8. Courtney McCormick (Hoquiam), 4-6. LJ — 16-5 1/2 — 1. Kaylee Sowle (MMK). 6. Jillian Bieker (Elma), 15-0. 7. Tawni Blankenship (North Beach), 14-11. 8. Lizzy Capoeman (Hoquiam), 14-9. TJ — 5. Mariah Vogler (North Beach), 31-2. Shot Put — 3. Natasha Fruh (North Beach), 34-8 1/2. 4. Karlee Freeman (Raymond), 34-2 1/2. 6. Nannette Fruh (North Beach), 31-8. Discus — 153-11 — 1. Karlee Freeman (Raymond). 2. Nannette Fruh (North Beach), 112-10. 4. Natasha Fruh (North Beach), 107-6. 5. Patricia Bates (Aberdeen), 94-3. Javelin — 4. Karlee Freeman (Raymond), 106-0.

BASEBALL

Trappers 5, Elks 4

VANCOUVER — Host Fort Vancouver, a Class 3A school, scored in the first three innings and held on to survive a non-league win over Lake Quinault on Saturday afternoon.

Anthony DeMarco and Gabe Dominguez shut off the Trappers (2-8 overall) after they scored all five of their runs in the first three innings. DeMarco helped the Elks (5-2 overall) with two hits at the plate, while Dominguez had one run driven in.

“We made a lot of mental mistakes and a lot of physical errors,” Lake Quinault head coach Keith Samplawski said. “However, our pitchers were able to control the game, so we didn’t give up that big inning. They did a very good job. I’m proud of the way the team played. It was encouraging to see them battle back when we were down.”

On Tuesday, Lake Quinault is scheduled to visit Mary M. Knight.

Lake Quin 002 020 0 — 4 10 5 Fort Van 212 000 x — 5 8 2

DeMarco, Dominguez (4) and Dominguez, DeMarco (4); Coates and Block.

RBI: Lake Quinault — Espinoza, Dominguez, Catrell. Fort Vancouver — Block, Lruz. Two hits: Lake Quinault — DeMarco, Espinoza, Catrell. Fort Vancouver — Hawk. Doubles: Lake Quinault — Espinoza. Fort Vancouver — Stokes, Hawk.

Winning pitcher — Coates (eight strikeouts). Losing pitcher — DeMarco (four strikeouts).

Girls golf

Wolves 94, Bobcats 90

Aberdeen’s Ryder Heikkila and MacKayla Waltee each finished with identical 21s, but a pair of Black Hills golfers went higher to lead it to an Evergreen 2A Conference dual meet win on Friday.

“It was a beautiful day for golf,” AHS head coach Dan Sundstrom said. “We were just two strokes under our team match average, but it wasn’t enough to get the win. Ryder Heikkila had her best round of the year.”

Black Hills (94) — McKenna Canty 25, Elle Hirotaka 26, Emma Darling 13, Niki Jones 16, Taylor Reed 12, Jacelynn Tyner 14.

Aberdeen (90) — Mari Rabung 17, Haley Farrer 12, Kate Slyter 14, Ryder Heikkila 21, MacKayla Waltee 21, Emily May 17.