Category Archives: Tumwater HS
Today (3/30): Rain, rain go away
Wet fields and rain in the forecast have forced most bat and ball games to be canceled today. There is enough of a break that a few games may be played but I’ll be honest, I have no idea who is still planning on playing. Check the @OlySportsBlog Twitter account for updated information.
In all-weather soccer action, Capital hosts Yelm in a 3A Narrows League contest at Ingersoll Stadium. Remember, Ingersoll’s seating area is still closed so if you go to the game, bring a chair and an umbrella. Or better yet, a canopy. First kick is at 7:00 PM.
Or if you’d like to stay nice and dry, head over to Tumwater Stadium and watch Tumwater and Kevin Weyand take on Olympia in non-league action. First kick is at 7:00 PM and you can listen to all the action from home or almost any mobile device by going to the Eli Sports Network.
Thursday scoreboard: Weyand, T-Birds stay undefeated
Boys soccer
Tumwater 4, Aberdeen 1
River Ridge 3, W.F. West 2
Centralia 3, North Thurston 1
Bellarmine 2, Olympia 0
Tumwater improved to 6-0 overall and 5-0 in the 2A EvCo behind two Kevin Weyand goals, his 10th and 11th of the season. Austin Snyder scored the only goal of the first half before the two teams combined for four in the second half including Weyand’s two and one from Kile Lenher.
Centralia jumped out to an early 3-0 lead and without the services of Nick Salazar, other than a Bin Hasan goal in the 25th minute, North Thurston was unable to close the gap.
Tonight (3/29): Soccer plays on
I’m not even going to bother giving you the baseball and fastpitch schedule for today since there is little chance anybody will play and you probably wouldn’t want to go to a game even if they did.
But soccer plays on despite this ridiculous weather, and tonight features a big game in the 2A EvCo when Tumwater plays host to Aberdeen. The Bobcats have won the league title for six consecutive seasons but are 3-2 in conference play this season. Meanwhile, the T-Birds come into the game at 5-0 overall and 4-0 in conference and are led by German exchange student Kevin Weyand’s nine goals. First kick at Tumwater Stadium is scheduled for 7:00 PM
River Ridge is also in action across town tonight when they host W.F. West at South Sound Stadium at 7:00 PM.
Today (3/28): Baseball, weather permitting
Lots of baseball scheduled today around town, weather permitting…
South Kitsap @ Olympia – 4:00 PM
Foss @ Timberline – 4:00 PM
Aberdeen @ Tumwater – 4:30 PM
W.F. West @ North Thurston – 4:30 PM
Lake Quinault @ Northwest Christian – 4:00 PM
River Ridge @ Black Hills – 4:00 PM
Not to mention two fastpitch games…
Tumwater @ River Ridge – 4:30 PM
Bethel @ Olympia – 3:30 PM – Moved to the RAC
Tuesday scoreboard: Rams, Cougs, Hawks all victorious
Boys soccer
North Thurston 6, Black Hills 0
Capital 4, Foss 1
Wilson 6, Timberline 1
Kenny Heo had two goals for North Thurston in their 6-0 win over Black Hills. Joey Renaud, Khaleel Abdulmanaf, Rolando Gonzolez and Apollo Heidal each added one goal for the Rams. Bryce Joling and Joey Geraci each had two goals for Capital in their 4-1 win over Foss. Timberline got it’s only goal in a 6-1 loss to Wilson from Brett Curtis in the 32nd minute.
High school baseball
Black Hills 10, River Ridge 3
Aberdeen 6, Tumwater 0
North Thurston @ W.F. West – rained out
High school fastpitch
Black Hills 7, Timberline 5
Mackenzie and Lexi Tarrow combined to go 7-for-8 with a home run and five RBI in Black Hills’ 7-5 defeat of Timberline.
Monday scoreboard: T-Birds soccer moves to 5-0, Houser, Forler, Mailhot pitch gems
Boys soccer
Tumwater 2, River Ridge 1
Kevin Weyand scored what would end up being the game winning goal for Tumwater in the 50th minute and the T-Birds held on for a 2-1 victory over River Ridge. The T-Birds move to 5-0 overall on the season and 4-0 in the 2A EvCo. Austin Snyder opened the scoring for Tumwater in the 29th minute and Chris Denhke got the Hawks on the board in the 78th minute.
High school baseball
Olympia 15, South Kitsap 0
Capital 5, Wilson 2
Northwest Christian 13, North Beach 3
Foss 8, Timberline 4
Olympia’s Trevor Houser gave up just three hits over five innings and got plenty of offensive support in a 15-0 thrashing of South Kitsap. Oly is now 5-0 overall and 4-0 in 4A Narrows League play. Capital scored five runs in the second inning and Kenzy Forler held Wilson to just two hits in the Cougars’ 5-2 win. Nick Mailhot had the performance of the day going 3-for-4 with seven RBI for Northwest Christian while holding North Beach to just two hits and striking out 11 Hyak batters.
Today (3/26): Hawks at T-Birds, Cougars host Wilson
Tumwater’s Kevin Weyand has scored seven goals in three reported games this season and is coming off a four goal effort against Timberline on Saturday. He leads his T-Birds into a 2A EvCo match against River Ridge tonight at Tumwater Stadium. Tumwater sits atop the conference at 3-0. First kick is at 7:00 PM.
And in baseball action, weather pending, Capital hosts Wilson in a 3A Narrows League game. First pitch is scheduled for 4:00 PM.
Saturday scoreboard: Saints baseball splits again, Saints softball sweeps
The Hunger Games was so good, a nearly perfect adaptation of…OK, so I’m having a hard time concentrating on Olympia sports tonight…
College baseball
Saint Martin’s 7, Northwest Nazarene 3 – Tommy DeBoer complete game
Northwest Nazarene 6, Saint Martin’s 4 – More from SMUSaints.com
College softball
Saint Martin’s 4, Lewis & Clark 0
Saint Martin’s 8, Lewis & Clark 0 – More from SMUSaints.com
High school baseball
Bonney Lake 8, Capital 6
Capital 6, Shelton 5
W.F. West 11, River Ridge 1
Boys soccer
Olympia 3, Shelton 0 – Evan Munn posts shutout for Bears
Tumwater 5, Timberline 3 – Kevin Weyand scored four goals for T-Birds
Tonight (3/24): Fight night in Olympia
If you’ve parked your car in just about any lot in Olympia over the last couple weeks, you’ve either pulled a flyer off your windshield or seen a discarded one on the ground for tonight’s Northwest Fight Challenge XIII -Annihilation! Brought to you by the Academy of Brian Johnson, there will be 10+ MMA fights on the card at the former Apex Carting facility in Tumwater. Tickets are $25 or $50 for VIP, doors open at 6:00 PM and fighting starts at 7:00.
The Saint Martin’s baseball team continues it’s series with Northwest Nazarene today at The SMU baseball field. The two teams split yesterday’s doubleheader and will play another two today starting at noon. Capital grad Tommy Deboer will get the start in game one for the Saints.
Olympia hosts Shelton in a 4A Narrows League game at Ingersoll Stadium at 7:00 PM. Bring yourself a chair and a blanket and enjoy front row seating on the track.
Across town at South Sound Stadium, Timberline hosts Tumwater in a non-league game at 1:00 PM. The feel of tin on your bottom will make you long for dry rot and a closed grandstand and your own camp chair on the track.
Friday scoreboard: Saints split doubleheader
College baseball
Saint Martin’s 8, Northwest Nazarene 1
Northwest Nazarene 6, Saint Martin’s 5 – More from SMUSaints.com
Senior Nate O’Bryan pitched a complete game four hitter and Chandler Tracy hit a three run homerun to highlight a five run third inning to lead Saint Martin’s to an 8-1 win in game one. Zach Leonard went 3-for-5 and Travis Jones added two hits for the Saints in the game.
In game two, the Saints took a 5-1 lead into the seventh inning but River Ridge’s Jon Matos drove in two runs that proved to be the game winner for Northwest Nazarene. Kaleb Wilson pitched five strong innings giving up just one run, Tracey went 3-for-4 and Bobby Twedt and Jones added two hits for the Saints.
High school baseball
North Thurston 3, Aberdeen 2
Black Hills 1, Centralia 0
W.F. West 11, Tumwater 0
High school fastpitch
Olympia 16, Shelton 0
Tumwater 7, W.F. West 6 – 8 innings
Olympia’s Nikki Schroeder went 2-for-3 with four RBI and pitched a complete game shutout giving up just four hits and striking out five Shelton batters. Gabby Braniff and Alexis Sanderlin each had three RBI for the Bears.
Tumwater scored a run in the eighth inning to beat W.F. west, 7-6. The T-Birds took a 6-4 lead into the top of the seventh but the Bearcats scored two to tie the game before the T-Birds redeemed themselves in extra innings.
Boys soccer
North Thurston 0, Capital 0
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