Thursday Roundup: Raymond-South Bend beats Morton-White Pass in third-place matchup

Also: Hoquiam’s Higgins, Roloff place third at cross country district championships

By Ryan Sparks • October 28, 2022 6:30 am
PHOTO BY ERIC TRENT Raymond-South Bend running back Ty Reidinger scores on a 5-yard touchdown run in the second quarter during a 48-34 victory on Thursday in South Bend.
PHOTO BY ERIC TRENT Raymond-South Bend running back Ty Reidinger scores on a 5-yard touchdown run in the second quarter during a 48-34 victory on Thursday in South Bend.

Raymond-South Bend locked up third place in the 2B Central-North League with a 48-34 victory over Morton-White Pass on Thursday at Millam Field in South Bend.

RSB (7-2 overall, 4-2 2B Central-North) returned to form with four scoring plays of 30 yards or more.

Tied at 8-apiece at the end of the first quarter, the Ravens took a 22-8 lead at the half after an 8-yard touchdown run by running back Ty Reidinger — his second of the game — and a 5-yard rushing TD by quarterback Austin Snodgrass in the second quarter.

Two Timberwolves touchdowns sandwiched around a 49-yard touchdown run by Ravens running back Ferrill Johnson made it a 28-22 game at the end of the third quarter.

RSB went up 40-22 early in the fourth quarter after a 33-yard scoring run from Johnson followed by Snodgrass hitting receiver Kai Huey with a 57-yard touchdown pass at the 9:00 minute mark.

Leading 40-28, Snodgrass broke loose for a 52-yard run to put RSB up 48-28 approximately halfway through the fourth quarter.

PHOTO BY ERIC TRENT Raymond-South Bend’s Iyven Perez takes the opening kickoff to Morton White Pass’ 7-yard line during a 48-34 victory on Thursday in South Bend.

PHOTO BY ERIC TRENT Raymond-South Bend’s Iyven Perez takes the opening kickoff to Morton White Pass’ 7-yard line during a 48-34 victory on Thursday in South Bend.

“I thought we came out and started fast like we like to do. I was happy with the way our offense played tonight,” RSB head coach Luke Abbott said. “Defensively, we had a good idea of what they wanted to do but we made some small mistakes that cost us some big plays.”

With the victory, the Ravens locked up the No. 3 seed in the league with the Timberwolves (6-3, 3-3) placing fourth.

The Ravens will play at Kalama Friday in a 2B crossover matchup after losing an opportunity to play at home on a coin flip.

Morton-White Pass 8 0 14 12 — 34

Raymond-South Bend 8 14 6 20 — 48

Scoring

First quarter

RSB — Ty Reidinger 1 run (Kai Huey run), 11:07

MWP — Carter Dantinne 23 run (Dantinne run), 5:40

Second quarter

RSB — Reidinger 8 run (Kongbouakhay kick), 3:39

RSB — Austin Snodgrass 5 run, (Kongbouakhay kick), 0:18

Third quarter

MWP — Hunter Hazen 19 pass from Judah Kelly (Dantinne run), 10:12

RSB — Ferrill Johnson 49 run (kick fail), 5:26

MWP — Dantinne 2 run (run fail), 1:40

Fourth quarter

RSB — Johnson 33 run (2 pt. fail), 10:36

RSB — Huey 57 pass from Snodgrass (2 pt. fail), 9:00

MWP — Dantinne 21 run (2 pt. fail), 6:55

RSB — Snodgrass 52 run (Skyler Hutson run), 5:25

MWP — Brecken Pelletiere 4 run (2 pt. fail), 3:46

Rushing: RSB — Reidinger 15-96, Snodgrass 9-95, Johnson 2-82, Hutson 12-67. MWP — Dantinne 25-186.

Passing: RSB — Snodgrass 4-4-151. MWP — Kelly 6-10-135.

Receiving: RSB — Huey 2-91. MWP — Hazen 5-137.

PREP CROSS COUNTRY

Hoquiam’s Higgins, Roloff place third at districts

Hoquiam’s Timmy Higgins and Jane Roloff placed third in their respective races at the 1A/2A District 4 Championships on Thursday at Lewis River Golf Course in Woodland.

Higgins, a senior, placed third overall in the 1A boys race with a time of 17:01, just one second behind La Center’s Carter Sherry for second place.

Montesano senior Aric Jacklin placed sixth with a time of 17:28 to lead a Bulldogs team that placed third in the team standings with 81 points, qualifying the Bulldogs for the state meet.

Monte’s Benjamin Anderson also placed in the top 10 with a time of 17:31, finishing the race in eighth place.

Roloff, a junior, placed third overall with a time of 19:34 as the only Harbor athlete to place in the top 10.

Elma sophomore Georgia Burkhart placed 12th with a time of 22:36 to lead an Elma team that placed fourth out of seven teams with 98 points.

Montesano’s Lilly Schweppe (22:55, 16th) and Asha Harris (23:06, 19th) also qualified for the state meet.

In the 2A boys championship, Aberdeen senior Wil Boling placed sixth with a time of 16:14, crossing the line less than a second behind Hudson Bay’s Adam Williams for fifth place.

The 1A/2A State Championships are scheduled for Saturday, Nov. 5 at Sun Willows Golf Course in Pasco.

For full race results, visit athletic.net.

GIRLS PREP SOCCER

Aberdeen 4, Rochester 0

Aberdeen finished out the regular season by cruising to a 4-0 win over Rochester on Thursday at Rochester High School.

Aberdeen (11-3, 9-3 1A Evergreen) got on the board when senior midfielder Aman Cheema drilled a 25-yard free kick four minutes into the match.

Zoe Troeh scored off a rebound of a Cheema shot in the 15th minute mark to stake Aberdeen to a 2-0 halftime lead.

Goals by senior forward Maddi Gore and senior midfielder Marina Marll, in the 47th and 66th minutes, respectively, gave the Bobcats the 4-0 win.

Esmerelda Vega, Joie Mayberry and Lila Ericksen combined to get the shutout victory in goal for the Bobcats.

“Even on the uneven and muddy surface, we dominated possession and created a multitude of scoring prospects,” Cats head coach Larry Fleming said. “It was nice to be able to rotate everyone and keep them fresh for districts.”

Aberdeen will face the Greater St. Helen’s League No. 3 seed RA Long in the 2A District 4 Tournament at 6 p.m. Saturday at Stewart Field in Aberdeen.

Aberdeen 2 2 — 4

Rochester 0 0 — 0

Scoring

First half — 1, Aberdeen, Cheema, 4th minute. 2, Aberdeen, Z. Troeh, 15th minute.

Second half — 3, Aberdeen, Gore, 47th minute. 4, Aberdeen, Marll, 66th minute.

Other scores

Montesano 12, Hoquiam 0