UPDATE: Results from Aberdeen at Shelton boys golf match added Thursday at noon.

Both Ocosta girls soccer and volleyball teams picked up key wins as we review Wednesday’s prep sports involving Twin Harbors teams.

GIRLS SOCCER

Ocosta 7, Napavine 0

Ocosta closed out an impressive regular season with a 7-0 victory over Napavine on Wednesday in Napavine.

Liv Bartley opened the scoring for the Wildcats (8-2 overall, 6-2 2B Central) with a goal in the 9th minute on a short pass from Maddie Schaeffer.

Ocosta midfielder Natalie Carloza, who had three assists in the game, fed Kylee Denny for a goal in the 18th minute followed by goals from Miki Ness and Abriana Ness in the 23rd and 30th minutes, respectively, to give the Wildcats a 4-0 lead.

Carloza fed Schaeffer for a goal in the 40th minute then connected with Denny in the 41st minute for a 6-0 advantage.

Ocosta goal keeper Devyn Martin made two saves to record her eighth shutout of the season and scored on a 30 yard direct free kick in the 46th minute to complete the scoring at 7-0.

“We have refocused in our passing in practice and placing the ball when we shoot,” Ocosta head coach Mike King said. “Our give-and-go’s and crosses were better today than they have been in awhile. We were able to get good passing throughout the field.”

The win gives Ocosta its best winning percentage in program history (.800) and the Wildcats will host a district quarterfinal game at 3 p.m. on Saturday (Opponent to be determined).

BOYS GOLF

Aberdeen 244, Shelton 251

Down by seven strokes after four golfers recorded their scores, Aberdeen rallied behind sub-50 rounds from Hunter Eisele and Trevon Nichols to defeat Shelton 244-251 on Wednesday at Alderbrook Golf Club in Union.

After the first four golfers for each team entered the clubhouse after completing their rounds on the back-9, Aberdeen was in an unfamiliar position of being behind on the scorecard by seven strokes.

But Eisele and Nichols, Aberdeen’s last two golfers on the course, shot identical scores of 49, which made the difference in the Bobcats’ 7-stroke victory.

“This win was a nail-biter right to the end,” Aberdeen head coach Dan Sundstrom said.

Aberdeen was led by standout Nolan King, who took Medalist honors with a 3-over par 39 that included a birdie on the par-5 13th hole.

“After a rough start, Nolan was able to right the ship,” Sundstrom said.

Aberdeen is scheduled to host Tumwater on Monday at Grays Harbor Country Club in its next match.

Aberdeen (244) — Nolan King 39, Hunter Eisele 49, Trevon Nichols 49, Baylor Ainsworth 52. Logan Seguin/Charlie Ancich 55.

Shelton (251) — Carter Barnes 43, Holmes Walter-Mire 47, Luke Lennox 50, Wyatt Anthis 52, Carson Harman 59.

Hoquiam 169, Elma 212, Montesano 213

Hoquiam’s Michael Jump continued his stellar play, battling through hail and rain to lead the Grizzlies to a victory over Elma and Montesano on Tuesday at Oaksridge Golf Course in Elma.

Jump earned Medalist honors by shooting a low-round 9-hole score of 36 as the Grizzlies shot 169 as a team.

Noah Sudderth continued to post sub-50 scores, carding a 43 on Tuesday while Mick Bozich and Riley Montoure shot identical rounds of 45 for the Grizzlies.

“Michael Jump was pretty much unfazed by the whole thing,” Hoquiam head coach Terry Helland said of his ace’s demeanor toward the unfavorable weather conditions. “The rest of the team played really solid despite the weather.”

Elma placed second with a score of 212, led by Max Olson’s 43 and a sub-50 round from Grant Vessey (48).

Montesano finished one shot behind its East County Rivals with a total score of 213. Nate Johnson led the Bulldogs with a round of 43 to finish in a three-way tie with Sudderth and Olson for second place behind Jump.

Hoquiam (169) — Jump 36, Sudderth 43, Bozich 45, Montoure 45.

Elma (212) — Olson 43, Vessey 48, Noah Hull 60, Quinton Osbun 62.

Montesano (213) — Johnson 43, Logan Jones 54, Kody LaLonde 58, Dylan Schoch 58.

BOYS TENNIS

WF West 6, Aberdeen 0

Aberdeen lost its final home match of the season 6-0 to WF West on Wednesday in Aberdeen.

The undefeated reigning league-champion Bearcats dominated the contest, only dropping one set to Aberdeen’s top doubles pair of Andrew Troeh and Kyle Miller.

Aberdeen takes plays at Tumwater on Thursday and at Shelton on Friday to close out the regular season.

Singles — Justin Chung (WF West) defeated Colton Faulkner (Aberdeen) 6-2, 6-1; Joseph Chung (WFW) def. Ashdon Swope (AB) 6-0, 6-0; Andrew Boggess (WFW) def. Kevin Eng (AB) 6-0, 6-0.

Doubles — Jacob Blomdahl/Aaron Boggess (WFW) def. Andrew Troeh/Kyle Miller (AB) 7-5, 5-7, 6-0; Nate Dahlin/Mason Walters (WFW) def. Foster Patterson/Daniel Garcia (AB) 6-3, 6-3; Gabe Cuestos/Gannon Soukup (WFW) def. Brodyn Osina/Ayden Giffin (AB) 6-0, 6-0.

VOLLEYBALL

Ocosta 3, Northwest Christian 0

Ocosta closed out its regular season with a straight-set win over Northwest Christian on Wednesday in Lacey.

The Wildcats (4-6, 4-3) won 25-18, 25-19 and 25-21.

Lillyan Barnum led the Ocosta offense with 11 kills.

Darci Perrette and Brynn Rasmus had 13 and 11 assists, respectfully, for the Wildcats.

“We came out hot and never stopped the whole match,” Ocosta head coach Erin Snider said. “Our passing was the best we have had all year, which set the stage for our offense to shine.”

Defensively, Ocosta was led by senior Ronni Graham (8 digs) and the blocking of Hailey Jones and Alexia Bradley.

“This win gives us great momentum heading into Saturday’s district match,” Snider said.

Ocosta 25 25 25 — 3

Northwest Christian 18 19 21 — 0

Mary M. Knight 3, Wishkah Valley 1

Wishkah Valley lost to Mary M. Knight 3-1 on Monday at Mary M. Knight High School.

Wishkah lost 19-25, 25-12, 19-25 and 16-25.

Lilly Bernhardy led the Loggerettes with nine aces.

Wishkah 19 25 19 16 — 1

Mary M. Knight 25 12 25 25 — 3

Taholah 3, Wishkah Valley 2

Taholah defeated Wishkah Valley 3-2 on Tuesday at Taholah High School.

The Chitwhins won 12-25, 25-18, 11-25, 25-21 and 15-6.

“We had some great rallies, but as a team, we are struggling to stay consistent,” Wishkah head coach Katerina Eaton said.

Averie Perron had seven aces for Wishkah and Lilly Bunting was cited by Eaton for her hustle.

Wishkah 25 18 25 21 6 — 2

Taholah 12 25 11 25 15 — 3