Track & Field

Pacific 2B League Prelims

RAYMOND — With half of the field events contested as finals, several Twin Harbor athletes are already locked into next week’s district meet after Wednesday’s Pacific 2B League preliminaries meet at Jim Henrie Track.

The top-six finishers in the finals will move on into next week’s District IV 2B Championship Meet at Chehalis High School.

Karlee Freeman registered PRs in winning the shot put and finishing second in the javelin for Raymond.

Marcus Anderson won the high jump and the triple jump in PR marks as well, with Jimmy Thepsoumphou getting a PR for second in the high jump and freshman McCartney Maden was second in the triple jump with a PR mark as well.

Raymond head coach Mike Tully cited them, plus Luke Hamilton for splitting Seth and Ben Bridge in the discus with a PR mark. Seth Bridge won the discus easily for North Beach, with his brother Ben taking third.

Also from North Beach, Tawni Blankenship won the pole vault.

The championship heats and finals for the Pacific 2B League meet will start up at 3:30 p.m. Friday.

Pacific 2B League Meet

First-Day Finals

Boys

1600 — 4:53.10 — Schilter (NWC), Phillips (NWC), McSheffrey (NWC), Phillips (NWC), Trudell (Ilw), Jung (NWC).

HJ — 6-0 — Anderson (Ray), Thepsoumphou (Ray), Strozyk (SB), Washington (NB), Fox (NWC), Cox (Ilw). TJ — 42-2 — Anderson (Ray), Maden (Ray), Washington (NB), Anderson (LCA), Stamos (SB), Garcia (Ray). Discus — 169-5 — S. Bridge (NB), Hamilton (Ray), B. Bridge (NB), Dianovich (NB), Louderback (NB), Connor (Ilw).

Girls

3200 — 13:21.92 — Summers (NWC), Tague (NWC), Fraser (NWC), Ballo (Oco), Collins (Ray), Anderson (WV).

PV — 10-0 — Blankenship (NB), Friese (WV), Evans (Ray), Dunsmoor (Ray). LJ — 15-8 3/4 — Sowers (NWC), Neal (NB), Blankenship (NB), Doyle (SB), McMullen (Ilw), Byington (SB). Shot — 38-6 — Freeman (Ray), Kaech (Ilw), Nat. Fruh (NB), Gardner (Ray), Layman (WV), Nan. Fruh (NB). Javelin — 125-8 — Stottlemyre (NWC), Freeman (Ray), Sanchez (SB), McMullen (Ilw), Dominguez (NWC), Marsh (Ilw).

Softball

Pirates 7, Bulldogs 5

MONTESANO — On Senior Night, Montesano worked through its lineup, fell behind to Adna and saw a seventh-inning rally fall short in a non-league loss on Wednesday afternoon.

The Pirates posted a 7-1 lead after 4 1/2 innings before the Bulldogs ralled with two runs in the bottom of the fifth and two in the bottom of the seventh.

In the seventh, a baserunning mistake, triggered by the third-base coach, ran Montesano out of a potential no-out rally. One at-bat earlier, Samantha Stanfield had a two-run double to trim the deficit to 7-5.

“The coach got caught rooting for the batter to beat out an infield single, which ended up as a fielder’s choice,” Montesano head coach Pat Pace, who was coaching third at the time, said. “There were no outs and (Stanfield) heard me go, ‘Go. Go. Go,’ and she went. It took the wind right out of our sails. It just proves that the players aren’t the only ones who make mistakes.

“What was good about the game, however, was in the fifth, sixth and seventh innings, they battled back,” Pace added. “They feel like they can come back on anyone.”

On Monday, Montesano (15-4) hosts Yelm.

Adna 005 110 0 — 7 6 1

Monte 100 020 2 — 5 10 0

Poppe, Snow (7), Poppe (7) and Humphrey; Cristelli, Pace (4) and Poler.

RBI: Adna — Glover, Poppe 3, Bower. Montesano — Quinn, Cristelli, Stanfield 3. Two hits: Montesano — Cristelli, Stanfield. Home run: Adna — Glover, Poppe. Triples: Adna — Bower. Double: Montesano — Cristelli, Stanfield 2.

Winning pitcher — Poppe (seven strikeouts, two walks). Losing pitcher — Cristelli (five strikeouts, six walks).

Wildcats 15, Comets 1

NASELLE — Playing through the entire lineup, Ocosta scored in every inning to secure a five-inning non-league win over Naselle on Wednesday.

Kaylee Barnum had four hits, including a fifth-inning home run, and five RBI to lead the Wildcats. Mekenna Fletcher, who picked up the win in the circle, added a home run as well.

Ocosta head coach Jason Barnum added that he mixed in the varsity and junior varsity players throughout the contest and “everyone got plenty of playing time today.”

On Friday, Ocosta is scheduled to take on Elma.

Ocosta 444 12 — 15 18 1

Naselle 010 00 — 1 3 3

Fletcher, Snider (2) and Raffelson; Ford and Harman.

RBI: Ocosta — Er. Snider, Barnum 5, Fletcher, Raffelson, Em. Snider. Naselle — Moten. Four hits: Ocosta — Er. Snider, Barnum. Three hits: Ocosta — Raffelson. Home runs: Ocosta — Fletcher, Barnum.

Winning pitcher — Fletcher (one walk). Losing pitcher — Ford (seven strikeout, one walk).

Warriors 10, Bobcats 5

At Bishop Complex, Aberdeen struck for five runs in the second inning, but couldn’t hold off Rochester in an Evergreen 2A Conference contest on Wednesday.

Angel Jones led the Bobcats with two hits, including a triple, and three RBI. Reagan Glanz added two hits and an RBI and Tamara Corona slugged an RBI in support.

Jillian Swor picked up the loss in the circle, striking out two and walking five in 4 2/3 innings of work.

AHS head coach Scott Wilson cited his seniors for playing hard all season and for their contributions to the program.

On Friday, Aberdeen (3-11, 3-12) is scheduled to face Hoquiam to complete a rain-shortened contest at the Bishop Complex.

Rochester 001 062 1 — 10 15 3

Aberdeen 050 000 0 — 5 7 6

Glazer, Hahn (3) and Hull; Swor, McDaniel (5) and Glanz.

RBI: Rochester — Girardin 2, Glazer, Hahn 3, Hull, Klatush 2. Aberdeen — Jones 3, Glanz, Corona. Three hits: Rochester — Girardin, Haury. Two hits: Rochester — Glazer, Hahn. Aberdeen — Jones, Glanz. Triple: Aberdeen — Jones. Doubles: Rochester — Hull, Klatush. Aberdeen — Hammonds.

Winning pitcher — Hahn (three strikeouts, one walk). Losing pitcher — Swor (two strikeouts, five walks).

Loggerettes sweep

AMANDA PARK — Wishkah finished its regular season schedule in second place overall in the Coastal 1B League by sweeping rival Lake Quinault, 19-1 and 14-11, on Wednesday.

In the varsity first game, Tiana Warren and Erica Bomhoff each drove in three runs, with Bomhoff slugging three hits, to lead the Loggerettes (6-2, 7-2). Ally Ancich and Jessie Thompson each added two RBI, while Ancich a two-run home run in the first inning to kick off the offense.

Emily Olson got the win in the circle, while Espy Silva took the loss for the Elks.

The second game was a junior varsity, non-league contest to finish the doubleheader.

On Tuesday, Wishkah will be at home to take on the District II No. 3 seed in the opening round of the Bi-District 1B tournament.

Wishkah 427 15 — 19 18 0

Lake Q 010 00 — 1 1 4

Olson, Hill (3) and VanBlaricom; Silva and Saavedra.

RBI: Wishkah — Olson, Ancich 2, Warren 3, Bomhoff 3, Thompson 2, Burnhardy. Three hits: Wishkah — Bomhoff. Two hits: Wishkah — Hill, Ancich, VanBlaricom, Warren, Thompson, Perron. Home run: Wishkah — Ancich. Doubles: Wishkah — Warren, Bomhoff.

Winning pitching — Olson (10 strikeouts, three walks). Losing pitcher — Silva (four walks).

Girls Golf

Bobcats 108, Warriors 97

CHEHALIS — Four Aberdeen golfers finished this final Evergreen 2A Conference dual meet with scores over 20 to punctuate a big win over Chehalis at Newaukum Valley Golf Course on Wednesday.

Kate Slyter earned medalist honors with a 24 for the Bobcats (10-2), with Haley Farrer, MacKayla Waltee and Mari Rabung all within 1-3 points of her in the modified Stableford Scoring.

“What a great time to be playing our best golf; hopefully this will continue into next week’s district tournament,” AHS head coach Dan Sundstrom said. “This was Kate’s first time being solo medalist for a match.”

Sundstrom thanked his coaching staff, plus the staff at Grays Harbor Country Club, for their efforts.

On Tuesday, Aberdeen will begin the District IV 2A tournament at Riverside Golf Course in Chehalis.

Aberdeen (108) — MacKayla Waltee 21, Haley Farrer 23, Mari Rabung 22, Kate Slyter 24, Emily May 18, Dani Buckman 17.

Chehalis (97) — Carly Noble 19, Delanie Calkins 18, Kate Balmelli 19, Haley Simmons 23, Abbey Link 14, Whitnee Herr 18.