SOFTBALL

Grizzlies 15, Spartans 5

ReyLynn Dunn and Maddie German each homered as Hoquiam trounced Forks in an Evergreen 1A Conference contest Thursday at Gable Park.

Dunn, who also tripled, slugged a solo home run in the third inning. German stroked a two-run shot in the fifth. Winning pitcher English Hyde helped her own cause with three hits.

Incredibly, all but one of Hoquiam’s runs were scored with two outs.

“The girls did a good job of making adjustments at the plate,” HHS coach Keith Reynvaan said.

The Grizzlies (3-2, 7-2) visit Adna in a non-leaguer Friday.

Forks 100 04 — 5 6 3

Hoquiam 082 05 — 15 12 1

C. Leverington, Dean (4) and Peters; Hyde and German.

RBI: Forks — Kilmer 2, C. Leverington 2. Hoquiam — Dunn 4, Jump 3, Hyde 3, Spradlin 2, German 2, Bagwell. Three hits:Hoquiam — Hyde. Two hits: Forks — C. Leverington. Hoquiam — Jump, Dunn, German, Bagwell. Home runs: Hoquiam — Dunn, German. Triples: Hoquiam — Dunn. Doubles: Hoquiam — Jump, Bagwell, Hyde.

Winning pitcher — Hyde (walked two; struck out five). Losing pitcher — C. Leverington (walked four; struck out four).

Bulldogs sweep

TENINO — Chelsi Howard slugged a grand slam and drove in six runs in the second game as Montesano completed a sweep of Tenino, 13-0 and 15-0, in an Evergreen 1A League doubleheader Thursday at Tenino.

Samantha Stanfield pitched a three-inning no-hitter in the second game. Stanfield homered in the opener, while Lindsay Pace pitched a five-inning three-hitter and struck out 13.

“It just took the team a little while to adjust to Tenino’s pitching,” Monte coach Pat Pace said.

The Bulldogs (7-0, 11-1) suffered their first loss of the season to Prairie, 2-1, on Wednesday night at Brush Prairie.

After the Bulldogs scored in the top of the sixth in that game on Stanfield’s double and Peyton Poler’s RBI single, the Class 3A Falcons won it with a two-run bloop single in their half of the same inning.

The Bulldogs face Holy Names Academy on Friday at the Recreational Athletic Complex in Lacey.

Monte 132 16 — 13 8 1

Tenino 000 00 — 0 3 4

Pace and Poler; Cannon and Loya.

RBI: Montesano — Pace 3, Howard 2, Kersker, Granstrom, Poler, Stanfield. Two hits: Montesano — Howard, Granstrom. Tenino — Holmes. Home runs: Montesano — Stanfield. Doubles: Adna — Holmes.

Winning pitcher — Pace (walked one; struck out 13). Losing pitcher — Cannon (walked seven; struck out three).

Tenino 000 — 0 0 1

Monte 933 — 15 7 0

Edwards and Long; S. Stanfield and Poler.

RBI: Montesano — Howard 6, S. Stanfield 3, Ekerson 2, Lovell 2. Two hits: Montesano — Howard, Kersker. Home runs:Montesano — Howard. Doubles: Montesano — S. Stanfield, Kersker.

Winning pitcher— S. Stanfield (walked one; struck out seven). Losing pitcher — Edwards (walked 12; struck out none).

Titans split

ADNA — Host Adna handed Pe Ell-Willapa Valley its first Central 2B League loss in two years in earning a split of a doubleheader Thursday at Adna.

The reigning state champion Titans won the opening game, 11-3, but dropped the nightcap, 4-3.

Coached by Hoquiam High graduate Bruce Pocklington, Adna pushed across an unearned run in the sixth inning of the second game to snap a 3-3 tie. Two Titan errors were sandwiched around a walk in that inning.

“It was very uncharacteristic,” PWV coach Ken Olson said of the errors. “We didn’t play well and Adna fought hard, they pushed us. Losses aren’t always a bad thing at this time of the year.”

Sid Pollard homered in the second game for the Titans.

Katelyn McGough’s three-run homer highlighted a seven-run fifth inning that decided the opening game.

The Titans (11-1) host Class 1A La Center in a non-leaguer Friday.

PWV 001 172 0 — 11 10 3

Adna 300 000 0 — 3 8 2

Kamryn Adkins and Hodel; Poppe, Kennedy (5) and Eko.

RBI: PWV — McGough 4, Patrick, Kamryn Adkins, Ritzman 2. Adna — Poppe. Three hits: PWV — Pollard. Adna — Bower. Two hits:PWV — Katie Adkins. Adna — Snow. Home runs: PWV — McGough. Triples: PWV — Patrick. Doubles: PWV — Pollard. Adna — Snow 2.

Winning pitcher — Kamryn Adkins (walked three; struck out five). Losing pitcher — Poppe (walked one; struck out one).

PWV 100 020 0 — 3 7 2

Adna 000 211 x — 4 7 1

Katie Adkins and Hodel; Kennedy and Eko.

RBI: PWV — Pollard, Hodel. Adna — Rodriguez 2, Riney. Two hits:PWV – Katie Adkins, Pollard. Adna — Humphrey, Riney. Home runs: PWV — Pollard. Adna — Rodriguez. Doubles: PWV – Patrick. Adna – Riney.

Winning pitcher — Kennedy (walked two; struck out two). Losing pitcher — Katie Adkins (walked two; struck out two).

Bearcats 6, Bobcats 1

CHEHALIS — Defending league champion Chehalis struck late in beating Aberdeen in an Evergreen 2A Conference contest Thursday.

In an encouraging sign for the Bobcats, the score was deadlocked in a scoreless tie through the fourth inning.

The Bearcats got the bats going and had back-to- back three-run innings to create an insurmountable lead.

Aberdeen head coach Scott Wilson wasn’t discouraged by the loss and gave credit to Jalyn McDaniel for holding her own against one of the league’s best pitchers.

“The pitcher we faced today is probably one of the best in the league. We strung a few hits together to get a run,” he said. “Jalyn threw for us and was great today. I was very pleased with her outing and we made some great plays for her.”

Aberdeen (2-4, 4-6) will get a chance to bounce back from the loss with a home game against Black Hills on Friday.

Aberdeen 000 000 1 — 1 3 3

Chehalis 000 033 x – 6 7 2

McDaniel and R. Glanz; Vadala and Lopez.

RBI: Aberdeen — Glanz. Chehalis — Whalen 4, Brinson. Two hits: Chehalis — Dean, Whalen. Doubles: Aberdeen — L. Glanz.

Winning pitcher — Vadala (walked three; struck out nine). Losing pitcher — McDaniel (walked three; struck out two).

Loggerettes sweep

WISHKAH — Wishkah’s Loggerettes remained undefeated in the 1B Coastal League after sweeping a doubleheader against Lake Quinault on Thursday at Wishkah.

Wishkah’s Abbi VanBlaricom, who hit for the cycle earlier this season against North Beach, continued her hot hitting, collecting six hits — including a two-run home run — and six RBI in the twin bill.

In game one, Erica Bomhoff had four hits and three RBI and picked up the win for the Loggerettes, scattering three hits while striking out five in the 25-2 four-inning victory.

Sparked by Van Blaricom’s two-run blast, the Loggers cruised to a 20-3 win in the nightcap.

Hill earned the win, allowing three hits with five strikeouts and four walks in the five-inning, mercy-rule victory.

Wishkah Valley’s Kelcey Bernhardy had three hits with an RBI and Aleah Clevenger added two hits and two RBI in game two.

“We’re meshing together as a team and hitting well,” Loggers head coach Tove Reibel said. “It’s nice to get on the field and every game we’re improving.”

Reibel added she has been pleased with the way new pitcher Averie Perron has performed in relief duties.

With the sweep, Wishkah s now 4-2 overall, 4-0 in league this season.

Lake Quinault — 011 0 — 2 3 5

Wishkah — (11)23 9 — 25 18 3

Guadarrama and Fowler; Bomhoff and VanBlaricom.

RBI: Wishkah — VanBlaricom 4, Bomhoff 3, Hill. Four Hits: Wishkah —VanBlaricom, Bomhoff. Three Hits: Hill. Triples: VanBlaricom. Doubles: VanBlaricom 2, Bomhoff 2. Winning Pitcher: Bomhoff (walked none, struck out five). Losing Pitcher: Guadarrama (walked seven, struck out none).

Wishkah — 408 35 — 20 9 1

Lake Quinault —001 20 — 3 3 2

Hill and VanBlaricom; Guadarrama and Fowler.

RBI: Wishkah —VanBlaricom 2, Clevenger 2, Bernhardy. Three Hits: Bernhardy. Two Hits: Wishkah —Clevenger. Home Runs: VanBlaricom. Triples: Bernhardy. Doubles: Bernhardy. Winning Pitcher: Hill (walked four, struck out five). Losing Pitcher: Guadarrama (walked 16, struck out one).

BASEBALL

Grizzlies 5, Beavers 2

Sean McAllister pitched and hit Hoquiam to an Evergreen 1A League win over Tenino on Thursday at Olympic Stadium.

Hoquiam head coach Steve Jump was impressed by McAllister but gave credit to the defense playing behind him.

“I thought it was one of our best games all year,” he said. “We got some great pitching and hitting from Sean and we made plays behind him. Its always nice to have guys to do that.”

Jump also highlighted Liam Odell, who has been playing well at third base and drove in two runs himself.

The Grizzlies (4-1, 8-3) will try to keep to push their winning streak to three games when they visit Forks for a doubleheader Friday.

Tenino 001 000 1 — 2 10 0

Hoquiam 203 000 x — 5 7 0

Brewer and Cannon; McAllister, Quintanilla (7) and Folkers.

RBI: Tenino — Brewer. Hoquiam — McAllister 2, Odell 2. Three hits: Hoquiam — McAllister. Two hits: Tenino — Brewer, Cannon, Heay. Hoquiam — Folkers. Triples: Hoquiam — McAllister, Odell.

Winning pitcher — McAllister (walked two; struck out three). Losing pitcher — Brewer (walked two; struck out four).

Wolves 5, Bobcats 0

Black Hills shut out Aberdeen in an Evergreen 2A contest Thursday at Pioneer Park’s Ken Waite Field.

Details were not reported. The Bobcats (0-7, 2-9) travel to Rochester on Friday.

BOYS SOCCER

Bobcats 2, Bearcats 0

Doing all of its scoring in the second half, Aberdeen edged Chehalis in an Evergreen 2A Conference contest Thursday at Stewart Field.

Although the Bobcats dominated possession, the first half ended scoreless.

The Cats (5-2, 9-3) broke the scoring ice in the 50th minute when Rigo Alavez caromed a shot off the far post following a crossing pass from Johnny Pizano. Tony Oropeza added an insurance goal in the late going on a nicely executed play also involving Hulizes Chavez and Trevor Dawkins.

Aberdeen might have been suffering a letdown after Tuesday’s dramatic upset of league-leading Tumwater.

“We did not play our best,” Bobcat coach Larry Fleming said. “We’ve been talking about the need to practice harder and with more focus on improving. Hopefully, this will be a wakeup call.”

Antonio Hernandez scored twice in a 4-1 Aberdeen junior varsity win. Assistant coach Alfie Bensinger cited Eduardo Chavez and Ricardo Ortiz for fine play.

The Bobcats will attempt to avenge an early season loss Tuesday at Black Hills.

Spartans 3, Eagles 0

FORKS — League-leading Forks blanked Elma in an Evergreen 1A League contest Thursday at Spartan Stadium.

Details were unavailable. The Eagles (1-2, 3-7) host Castle Rock on Friday.

GIRLS TENNIS

Bulldogs 3, Bruins 2

MONTESANO — Alexa Couch’s victory in the final match of the day proved the difference as Montesano nipped White Salmon in a Southwest Washington 1A League match Thursday at Montesano.

Anna Ayres, in singles, and the doubles team of Destiny Miller and Kathryn Thomas also notched victories for the Bulldogs (3-1, 4-2). It was Thomas’ varsity debut.

“I figured it was going to be a close one,” Monte coach Teresa Helland said. “My No. 2 and No. 3 singles (Ayres and Couch) played really well.”

The Bulldogs travel to King’s Way Christian on Tuesday.

Adilene Isordia (WS) def. Hannah Kloempken, 6-0, 6-0; Anna Ayres (M) def. Erika Cortes, 6-0, 6-3; Alexa Couch (M) def. Parris Happel, 6-3, 6-0; Claudie Hernandez-Kenzie Chase (WS) def. Rachel Ayres-Sophie Barre, 6-2, 6-2; Destiny Miller-Kathryn Thomas (M) def. Gracie Clifford-Chloe McLaughlin, 1-6, 6-3, 6-2.

GIRLS GOLF

Bulldogs 198, Knights 285

VANCOUVER — Montesano outshot King’s Way Christian in a Southwest Washington 1A League contest Thursday at Club Green Meadows in Vancouver.

Monte’s Macey Wecker and Mylaina Parker shot 46s to share medalist honors.

“I’m sure Macey and Mylaina each wish they could have a few shots back, but they played well to lead us,” Bulldog assistant coach Jon Parker Jr. said. “The greens were much quicker than our girls have played this season, so it took some getting used to. But they all stayed focused and got the win.”

The Bulldogs will compete in the Duke Streeter tournament Friday in Port Angeles.

Montesano (198) — Macey Wecker 46, Mylaina Parker 46, Glory Grubb 51, Lauren Denholm 55, McKenna Miller 57, Morgan Malizia 58.

King’s Way (285) — Hannah Moats 60, Tori Oja 70, Isabelle Olinger 72, Ellie Dick 83.