UPDATE: Added information for Ocosta-North Beach volleyball game.

A beat up Hoquiam Grizzlies team was no match for 10th-ranked Elma as the Eagles won 11-0 on Thursday in Elma.

The Eagles (11-2 overall, 4-1 1A Evergreen) got six goals from sophomore forward Miley Seaberg and fellow sophomore forward Beta Valentine had a hat trick and three assists in the victory.

“We played well and controlled the ball well,” Elma head coach Evan Valentine said. “I wanted us to keep playing our game and we did that.”

Iveth Torres and Aaliegh Weld scored a goal apiece for Elma while Addison Burgher, Grace Spencer and Mia Monroe each picked up an assist in the victory.

Hoquiam (1-7-2, 0-5) has been struggling with injuries as of late, including being without its top two goal keepers in starter Jemima Perez and backup Chloey Dietrick, who is normally a starting midfielder/forward for the Grizzlies.

“We are really fighting through injuries and trying to fill different positions,” Hoquiam head coach John Johnson said. “It’s tough right now, but these girls are not giving in.”

Senior Ruby Wells was commended by Johnson for stepping into the keeper’s role and making some plays against the high-octane Eagles offense, including making a diving save on an Elma penalty kick.

“She did an awesome job,” he said. “So we may have lost to Elma tonight, but these girls walked away with high-spirited attitudes.”

Elma plays at Tenino at 7 p.m. on Tuesday.

Hoquiam will play at Eatonville at 7 p.m. on Thursday.

Hoquiam 0 0 — 0

Elma 6 4 — 10

Montesano 4, Tenino 0

Montesano continued to establish itself as the dominant team in the 1A Evergreen League with a 4-0 shutout victory over Tenino on Thursday in Montesano.

Second-ranked Monte (11-1, 6-0 1A Evergreen) got a goal from sophomore midfielder Sam Roundtree who converted a cross from junior forward Mikayla Stanfield to put the Bulldogs up 1-0 at the half.

Monte scored three quick goals — two by Stanfield and one by junior midfielder Bethanie Henderson — to put the game away early in the second half.

Monte keeper Riley Timmons recorded a clean sheet, needing to make just one save in the game as Montesano outshot the Beavers (4-7-1, 2-3) 15-2 in the contest.

“We wanted to have a shutout, which we did,” Montesano head coach Fidel Sanchez said. “We spent the entire first half on their side. … We were playing really well.”

With the win, Montesano swept the season series over the Beavers.

Montesano’s JV team won 3-1 on Thursday.

Monte extended its winning streak to 10 games and faces Eatonville at 7 p.m. on Tuesday.

Tenino 0 0 – 0

Montesano 1 3 — 4

PREP VOLLEYBALL

Montesano 3, Tenino 0

Montesano bounced back after a tough defeat earlier in the week to down Tenino in straight sets on Thursday in Montesano.

The Bulldogs (7-6, 4-1 1A Evergreen) won 25-18, 25-6 and 25-22.

Senior middle blocker Addie Winter led the Bulldogs with 16 kills.

Ashlynn Devereaux and Maia Young added seven kills apiece for Monte.

Karissa Otterstetter and Jordan Karr led the Bulldogs in assists with 19 and 13, respectively.

Monte sits a game behind Hoquiam for first place in the 1A Evergreen League and will take on Eatonville at 7 p.m. Tuesday in Montesano.

Tenino 18 6 22 — 0

Montesano 25 25 25 — 3

Hoquiam 3, Elma 1

Hoquiam rallied back from down a set to remain undefeated with a 3-1 win over Elma on Thursday at Elma High School.

The Grizzlies (10-0, 5-0 1A Evergreen) fell down 1-0 after Elma (6-6, 2-3) won the first set 25-20.

Hoquiam responded by winning the next three sets 25-15, 25-20 and 25-19.

“It was not pretty at all on our part,” Hoquiam head coach Heather Bozich said. “Elma played amazing and really stepped it up. They passed so well and dug up everything we threw at them. … We were not ready to play when we showed up and it really was apparent in the way we played. But I am incredibly proud of how our team fought through adversity and was able to pull out the win.”

Senior middle blocker Chloe Kennedy had a double-double with 18 kills and 12 digs while senior libero Graci Bonney-Spradlin added 22 digs for Hoquiam.

Hoquiam senior setter Ella Folkers had 34 assists, 13 digs and was 19-for-20 in service and had a scary moment after diving for a ball in the fourth set and hitting her face hard on the floor. Folkers had to temporarily leave the game with a bloody nose but was able to return and finish the game.

“We found a way to win against a great Elma team and I couldn’t be prouder of them,” Bozich said. “They really are fighters and are learning how to compete at a high and consistent level.”

Elma was led by senior middle blocker Torrey Thompson (16 kills), sophomore setter Aubrey Morre (9 kills, 13 assists, 22 digs) and freshman setter Allyson Warren (29 digs).

“We came out with lots of energy and played great tonight, overall,” Elma head coach Kendra Dunn said. “Hoquiam served well and was able to put together a few runs at the end of the games. I’m excited for the girls to bring that energy for this weekend’s tournament and the remainder of the season.”

Elma will play at the Mark Morris Tournament on Saturday.

Hoquiam will compete at a tournament in Adna, also on Saturday.

Hoquiam 20 25 25 25 — 3

Elma 25 15 20 19 — 1

Black Hills 3, Aberdeen 0

Aberdeen had a strong start but eventually fell in straight sets to Black Hills on Thursday in Tumwater.

Aberdeen (0-9, 0-7 2A Evergreen) lost 25-20, 25-14 and 25-14.

The Bobcats were led by Zoey Vessey (6 digs) and Lilly Camp (7 kills) and committed just two errors in 45 serves as a team with four aces.

“We knew what to expect going to Black Hills and we showed up ready to play,” Aberdeen head coach Desiree Glanz said. “We definitely are finding our rhythm and playing as a team with our communication and trusting each other.”

Aberdeen will host Rochester at 7 p.m. on Tuesday.

Aberdeen 20 14 14 — 0

Black Hills 25 25 25 — 3

Raymond 3, Chief Leschi 0

Raymond held its one-game lead in the 2B Pacific League with a straight-set victory over Chief Leschi on Thursday in Puyallup.

The Seagulls (11-2, 9-0 2B Pacific) won 25-12, 25-7 and 25-8 by serving 91% with 28 aces as a team.

Karsyn Freeman (9 kills), Alia Enlow (7 kills) and Kyndal Koski (6 kills) led the Raymond attack with Megan Kongbouakhay leading the Seagulls with 22 assists.

Raymond’s JV team won 25-7 and 25-10 on Thursday.

Raymond sits one game ahead of Forks for first place in the league standings and will host the Spartans in a key matchup at 7 p.m. on Tuesday.

Raymond 25 25 25 — 3

Chief Leschi 12 7 8 — 0

North Beach 3, Ocosta 1

A little home cooking did North Beach some good in a 3-1 victory over Ocosta on Thursday in Ocean Shores.

The Hyaks (6-7, 4-5 2B Pacific) needed to go to extra points in two sets in the 29-27, 22-25, 26-24 and 25-23 victory.

“We had a battle,” North Beach head coach Jessica Preisinger said. “The girls dug in and came out on top.”

North Beach was led by sophomore Kayla Eastman (4 blocks, 7-8 service) and senior Kaci Osborne-Hanson (12 kills).

The Hyaks had an excellent night at the service line with 22 aces and serving at a 92% clip. North Beach also recorded 27 kills as a team.

Jolissa Schlegel (7 kills) and Brynn Rasmus (12 assists) led Ocosta (6-7, 5-4).

“We had a tough time getting our offense going tonight,” Ocosta head coach Erin Snider said. “Many missed serves and non-typical unforced errors at key moments of the match were our downfall tonight.”

North Beach sits in fourth placed in league and plays at Chief Leschi at 7 p.m. on Tuesday.

Third-place Ocosta plays a non-league match against Hoquiam at 7 p.m. on Monday.

Ocosta 27 25 24 23 — 1

North Beach 29 22 26 25 — 3

Willapa Valley 3, Firm Foundation 1

Willapa Valley downed Firm Foundation Christian School 3-1 on Thursday in Menlo.

The Vikings (8-4, 5-3 1B Columbia Valley) won 25-23, 25-19, 18-25 and 25-15.

Willapa Valley was led by Lauryn McGough (20 kills), Grace Huber (7 kills, 4 solo blocks, 9 digs), Gaby Quezada (4 solo blocks, 4 aces) and Sam Sheary (16 assists, 3 aces).

“We finally got in our groove in the fourth set and I was glad at least we ended the game on a better flow,” Willapa Valley head coach Karisa Hodel said. “Wish we could of found that from the beginning.”

Willapa Valley will play at Three Rivers Christian at 6 p.m. Monday.

Firm Foundation 23 19 25 15 — 1

Willapa Valley 25 25 18 25 — 3

PREP BOYS GOLF

Aberdeen 223, Shelton 225

Aberdeen edged Shelton by a mere two strokes 223-225 on Senior Night Wednesday at Highland Golf Course in Cosmopolis.

Aberdeen recognized seniors Luke Niemi (45) and Trevon Nichols (46) for a Bobcats team that had every player score in the 40s over the 9-hole match.

Charlie Ancich led the Bobcats with a round of 43.

Aberdeen (223) — Charlie Ancich 43, Baylor Ainsworth 44, Luke Niemi 45, Trevon Ramos 45, Trevon Nichols 46.

Shelton (225) — Holmes Waltermire 39, Austin Covert 44, Wyatt Anthis 47, Isaac Dorcy 47, Carson Harmon 48.

Black Hills 223, Aberdeen 234

Aberdeen lost to Black Hills 223-234 on Monday at Tumwater Valley Golf Course.

Aberdeen was led by Charlie Ancich (43) and Baylor Ainsworth (44) in the loss.

Black Hills (223) — Luke Fenner 35, Ripley Schmucher 44, Luke Verlangieri 46, Jack Casler 48, Malcomb Meierbachtol 50.

Aberdeen (234) — Charlie Ancich 43, Baylor Ainsworth 44, Trevon Nichols 45, Hunter Eisele 49, Trevon Ramos 53.

PREP GIRLS SWIMMING

Aberdeen’s Matisons named WIAA Athlete of the Week

Aberdeen swimmer Ana Matisons was named one of the WIAA Athletes of the Week after qualifying for the state meet with a time of 1:13.44 in the 100-yard breaststroke in a meet against Tumwater on Sept. 28.

For more information, visit the WIAA website.

PHOTO BY BEN WINKELMAN Hoquiam goal keeper Ruby Wells makes a save while Elma forward Beta Valentine tries to score during the Eagles’ 11-0 win on Thursday in Elma.