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Saturday Scores: Tolo Hat Trick Lifts Saints; Oly Rollers Mop Up at Nationals

College Volleyball

Saint Martin’s 3, Western Oregon 2 – Box score
Monmouth, OR 1 2 3 4 5
Wolves (0-5 GNAC, 2-11 overall) (2) 17 25 18 25 11
Saints (1-4 GNAC, 4-12 overall) (3) 25 17 25 21 15
SMU: Kristyn Ross – 14 kills, Brenna Peterson – 35 assists, 10 digs

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Corban 3, Evergreen 1 – Box score
Salem, OR 1 2 3 4
Warriors (1-7 CCC, 4-11 overall) (3) 25 25 15 25
Geoducks (2-5 CCC, 11-9 overall) (1) 21 20 25 18
TESC: Brandee Victorino and Nicole Pittelkau – 12 kills


Women’s Soccer

Evergreen 2, Oregon Tech 0 – Box score
Klamath Falls, OR 1st 2nd Final
Geoducks (1-1-0 CCC, 3-6-0 overall) 1 1 2
Hustlin’ Owls (0-2 CCC, 5-5-0 overall) 0 0 0
TESC goals: Vanessa Zamora (1st minute), Irina Lyons (70th)

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Simon Fraser 1, Saint Martin’s 0 – Box score
Burnaby, BC 1st 2nd Final
Saints (0-3-1 GNAC, 0-6-2 overall) 0 0 0
Clan (2-1-0 GNAC, 2-5-1 overall) 1 0 1


Men’s Soccer

Evergreen 1, Warner Pacific 1 – Box score
Portland, OR 1st 2nd OT1 OT2 Final
Geoducks (2-1-1 CCC, 2-5-1 overall) 1 0 0 0 1
Knights (2-1-1 CCC, 3-2-3 overall) 0 1 0 0 1
TESC goal: Connor Beck (42nd minute)

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Saint Martin’s 3, University of Mary 1 – Box score
Bismarck, ND 1st 2nd Final
Saints (2-1-0 GNAC, 2-5-0 overall) 2 1 3
Marauders (1-2-0 GNAC, 2-2-1 overall) 1 0 1
 SMU Goals: Tody Tolo (26th minute, 45th, 76th)

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Clark 1, SPSCC 0 – Box score
Vancouver, WA 1st 2nd Final
Clippers (0-7-0 NWAC) 0 0 0
Penguins (4-0-3 NWAC) 1 0 1


Roller Derby

USARS Roller Derby Nationals

Oly Rollers 249, Chicago Red Hots 9
Stockton Arena 1st 2nd Final
Oly Rollers 118 131 249
Chicago 6 3 9
Oly moved on in winner’s bracket

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Oly Rollers 122, Pennsylvania All-Stars 19
Stockton Arena 1st 2nd Final
Oly Rollers 64 58 122
Pennsylvania 14 5 19
Oly moves on to the USARS Roller Derby championship game on Sunday at 2:00 PM

Friday Scores: Geoducks Volleyball Back on Track; Rollers Roll at Nationals

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College Volleyball

Evergreen 3, Northwest Christian 1 – Box score
Eugene, OR 1 2 3 4
Beacons (1-6 CCC, 3-7 overall) (1) 18 17 25 23
Geoducks (2-4 CCC, 11-8 overall) (3) 25 25 22 25
TESC: Brandee Victorino – 14 kills


Roller Derby

USARS Roller Derby Nationals

Oly Rollers 205, Port City Roller Girls 27
Stockton Arena 1 2 Final
Oly Rollers 101 104 205
Port City 18 9 27
Oly moves on to winners bracket bout vs. Chicago at 11:30 AM

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Chicago Red Hots 172, Underground Derby 18
Stockton Arena 1 2 Final
Underground 11 7 18
Red Hots 73 99 172
UDL moved to loser-out bout

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Port City Roller Girls 262, Underground 36
Stockton Arena 1 2 Final
Underground 15 21 36
Port City 155 107 262
UDL out

Today (5/24): State Baseball, District Softball, Derby and Racing

Schedule for Saturday, May 24th

High school baseball
3A State Tournament Regionals
North Thurston vs. O’Dea – Bannerwood Park, Bellevue – 1:00 PM
Timberline vs. Bainbridge – Wheeler Field, Centralia – 1:00 PM

The Rams, the 3A Narrows League regular season champs, survived three loser-out games in the District 3/4 tourney and draws an extremely tough match-up in O’Dea, the Metro League champion with a 21-2 overall record. The winner will face either Columbia River or Mountlake Terrace on Saturday afternoon.

Timberline knocked off North Thurston in the Narrows League championship game and won three straight games in districts to take the #1 seed to state. The 23-2 Blazers will face Bainbridge at 1:00 in Centralia with the winner moving on to face either Mt. Si or Shorewood at 4:00.

2A State Tournament Regionals
Tumwater vs. White River – WF West HS – 10:00 AM

The T-Birds (20-4 overall) took third in the District 4 tournament after a loss to WF West and an elimination game win over Capital. They face the #2 seed out of District 3, White River (19-5 overall) in the morning game in Chehalis. The winner will face Klahowya or Centralia in the next round at 4:00.


High school softball

4A District 3/4 Tournament
Olympia vs. Thomas Jefferson – Kent Service Ballfields – 1:00 PM

The Bears open district play against a Thomas Jefferson team that is 11-10 overall and has lost three straight games. The winner will face either Battle Ground or Puyallup in the quarterfinals at 5:00 PM while the loser faces the loser of that game in a loser-out game also at 5:00.


3A District 3/4 Tournament

North Thurston vs. Peninsula – Sprinker Recreation Center, Spanaway – Noon
Timberline vs. Mountain View/Auburn Mountainview – Sprinker, Spanaway – 4:00 PM

The Rams face a 9-10 Peninsula team at noon. The winner faces Enumclaw in the next round while the loser will face either Timberline, Mountain View or Auburn Mountainview in a loser-out game at 6:00 PM

The Blazers get a first round bye and will face the winner of Mountain View/Auburn Mountainview. If they win, they qualify for state and will next play on Saturday. If they lose, they fall into a loser-out game against either North Thurston or Peninsula at 6:00.


Roller derby

JBLM Bettie Brigade May-Hem Doubleheader – Bettie Bunker, Lacey – 6:00 PM

The JBLM Bettie Brigade hosts a pair of interleague bouts followed by a concert featuring Mach Society, Mosquito Hawk and Buffalo Skies to raise money for improvements to their Lacey home, the Bettie Bunker. Tickets are $12 at the door. For more information, click here.


Auto racing – Weather permitting

Street, Mini and Hobby Stocks, Vintage Modifieds, Stinger 8’s – South Sound Speedway – 6:30 PM

PHOTO GALLERY: Oly Rollers Whomp Canadians

(Click any image to go to gallery. Admittedly, not the best quality.
To contribute to the purchase of a camera that can overcome Skateland’s lighting, click here.)


Oly Rollers 230, Montreal Roller Derby 174
SKATELAND! 1st 2nd Final
Montreal 68 106 174
Oly Rollers 124 106 230
OLY: #14 ranked WFTDA team – Montreal: #12 ranked WFTDA team

The Oly Rollers took a 65-5 lead midway through the first half and never looked back in their 230-174 dismantling of Montreal Roller Derby’s traveling New Skids on the Block at Skatleland! on Sunday night.

In a chippy, nasty, scrum of a bout, Montreal tightened up in the second half and clawed their way back into the game behind the jamming of Mel E Juana and Miracle Whips  but could never get over the hump. They leave the Northwest with an 0-2 record after dropping a bout in Portland last night.

Lindsey Lowblow led the way for Oly, who bounced back from a rough Big O Tournament a couple of weeks ago in Eugene by beating the 12th ranked WFTDA team from Canada.

Sunday Scores: Oly Rollers Struggle at Big O

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The Big O Tournament – Eugene, Oregon

Terminal City 139, Oly Rollers 130
Philly Roller Girls 263, Oly Rollers 140

The Oly Rollers returned to sanctioned WFTDA bouts with a trip to the Big O Tournament in Eugene, Oregon and struggled mightily going 1-3 over the weekend.

Today, Oly, ranked #12 by the WFTDA as of March 31st, nearly made a big comeback but couldn’t quite get over the hump in a 139-130 loss to #35 Terminal City of Vancouver, BC and were blown out by #18 Philly Roller Girls 263-140. In day one of the Big O, Oly lost their opener 261-97 to #3 Texas Rollergirls then picked up their first win against a sanctioned WFTDA team on day two when they took down the #48 ranked team, Boise’s Treasure Valley Roller Girls, 219-84.

Oly returns home and will host another WFTDA bout on May 18th when Montreal Roller Derby comes to town.

Saturday (Better Late Than Never) Scores: Saints Clinch Playoff Spot

 College baseball

Saint Martin’s 11, Central Washington 6 – Box score
LACEY 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R H E
CWU (17-14) 2 0 0 0 1 0 2 0 1 6 11 4
SMU (14-17) 0 0 2 0 0 0 3 6 X 11 20 2
W: Anthony LaDue (2-0) L: Davis Engel (0-1)

Tied at 5-5, Saint Martin’s erupted for six runs in the bottom of the eighth inning to win their fifth straight game with an 11-6 victory over Central Washington. The win, combined with a pair of losses by Northwest Nazarene to Montana State-Billings, secured third place in the GNAC and a spot in the championships next week.

Needing a big win, the Saints pounded out 20 hits including a 3-for-5, three RBI performance from Travis Shaw and three hits each from Zack Larsen, Zach Raczok and Chris Womac.  Game two of the doubleheader was rained out and was not needed to be played after the Saints clinched the playoff spot.

The Saints travel to Monmouth, Oregon to play in a round-robin tournament beginning on Thursday against #1 seed Western Oregon at 10:00 AM.


College softball

Highline 7, SPSCC 1 – Box score
DES MOINES
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 R H E
SPSCC (0-15 WEST) 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 4 2
HCC (7-8 WEST) 4 0 0 3 0 0 X 7 11 1
W: Kayla Andrus (8-9) L: Amanda Rupright (0-25)
Highline 15, SPSCC 2 – Box score
DES MOINES
1 2 3 4 5 R H E
SPSCC (0-16 WEST) 0 0 2 0 2 2 6 0
HCC (8-8 WEST) 6 0 5 4 X 15 11 0
W: Hayley Craddock (5-7) L: Amanda Rupright (0-26)


High school baseball

North Thurston 2, Timberline 1
NT (11-1 3A Narrows), TIM (10-2 3A Narrows)

North Thurston claimed the 3A Narrows League regular season title with a 2-1 win in a game that was started on April 23rd before being rained out. Riley Storedahl pitched a complete game two hitter to lead the Rams to the #1 seed in the 3A Narrows League tournament. They move directly to the championship game at The RAC on Friday while Timberline will take on Wilson on Wednesday.

Roller derby

The Big O Tournament – Eugene, Oregon

Oly Rollers 219, Treasure Valley 84


Rugby

PacCoast Championships – Boise, Idaho

Life West Gladiators 34, Budd Bay Buffaloes 24

Sunday Scores: Saints Baseball Sweeps, Softball Splits; Shock Debut With a W

College baseball

Saint Martin’s 11, Western Oregon 9 – Box score
MONMOUTH
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 R H E
SMU 0 1 1 0 1 1 2 0 3 0 2 11 17 2
WO 0 3 0 0 0 1 0 4 1 0 0 9 12 0
W: Chase DeCoito (1-2) L: Jesse Pratt (1-1)
Saint Martin’s 5, Western Oregon 5 – Box score
MONMOUTH, OR
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 R H E
SMU (11-17 GNAC) 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 5 6 1
WO (22-10 GNAC) 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 3 6 1
W: Anthony LaDue (1-0) L: Chase Tokunaga (1-2)

Travis Shaw’s single in the 11th inning broke a 9-9 tie and gave Saint Martin’s an 11-9 win over Western Oregon in game one of a GNAC doubleheader in Monmouth, Oregon. In game two, Chris Womac singled in the eventual game winner in the first extra frame of game two and the Saints pulled off the sweep of the Wolves with a 5-3 win. The wins pulled the Saints to within a game and a half of third place Northwest Nazarene for the third and final playoff spot with one weekend left to play.

College softball

Saint Martin’s 6, Western Washington 5 – Box score
LACEY, WA
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 R H E
WWU (16-7 GNAC) 0 0 0 1 2 1 0 1 5 15 1
SMU (15-8 GNAC) 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 2 6 10 0
W: Sam Munger (19-14), Shayna Adelstein (5-6)
Western Washington 5, Saint Martin’s 4 – Box score
LACEY, WA
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 R H E
WWU (17-7 GNAC) 2 1 1 0 0 0 1 5 8 1
SMU (15-9 GNAC) 2 0 0 0 0 2 0 4 8 1
W: Aspen Ison (7-3) L: Kaylee Lawson (7-6)

Saint Martin’s lone senior, Lacey McGladrey, went 4-for-7 with two runs and an RBI in her final home games and the Saints split a doubleheader with Western Washington with a 6-5 extra innings win in game one and a 5-4 loss in game two. The Saints travel to the Tri-Cities this week for the GNAC Championships where they are the #4 seed. They will face #1 Western Oregon at 7:00 PM on Thursday.

Roller Derby

Oly Rollers 423, Rainier Roller Girls 13
SKATELAND!
1st 2nd Final
Rainier Roller Girls 11 2 13
Oly Rollers 182 241 423


Men’s soccer

South Sound FC 2, WestSound FC 0 – Recap
SILVERDALE
1st 2nd Final
South Sound (1-0-0) 0 0 0
WestSound (0-1-0) 0 2 2
Goals: Frankie Lopez (63rd minute), Vincent McCluskey (73rd)

Today (4/20): Underground Easter Derby

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Underground Derby doubleheader – Skateland! – 6:30 PM

Underground Derby hosts their second bout of their season tonight with a doubleheader starting with the UDL All-Stars against the Cast Iron Skaters and continuing with league teams the Bombers vs. the Sirens. Doors open at 6:00 PM with derby action getting underway at 6:30. Tickets are $12 at the door.

Saturday Scores: Saints Baseball Explodes; Bears Hand Cougs First Loss; MIA Rolls

 College baseball

Saint Martin’s 21, Montana State-Billings 7 – Box score
BILLINGS, MT
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R H E
SMU (8-15 GNAC) 3 0 2 2 2 3 5 4 0 21 25 2
MSUB (8-13 GNAC) 0 0 2 0 0 0 2 0 3 7 11 0
W: Josh Sontag (1-2) L: Drew Christina (1-5)
Saint Martin’s 8, Montana State-Billings 6 – Box score
BILLINGS, MT
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 R H E
SMU (9-15 GNAC) 0 7 0 0 1 0 0 8 9 2
MSUB (8-14 GNAC) 0 0 1 2 1 2 0 6 12 3
W: Josh Moss (2-8) L: Jordan Knoll (1-2)

Saint Martin’s exploded for 21 runs on 25 hits in the game one of a GNAC doubleheader in Billings, Montana on Saturday afternoon. Chandler Tracy hit a pair of homeruns in the opener and was one of six players with three or more hits in the game. Zach Raczok went 4-for-5 and drove in eight runs including a three run homer in the sixth inning. Kaelen Hirashiki also collected four hits and Spencer Dodd, Zack Larsen, Carl Svanevik and Tracy each had three hits and each scored three runs.

In game two, Tracy tied the GNAC career home run record with a grand slam in a seven run second inning that proved to be the difference for the Saints in their 8-6 win to complete the sweep. Tracy, now with 30 career home runs, also tripled in the game. Raczok continued his hot hitting going 2-for-3 with a double and two RBIs.


College softball

Western Oregon 2, Saint Martin’s 0 – Box score
LACEY
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 R H E
WOU (15-4 GNAC) 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 2 7 2
SMU (12-7 GNAC) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 2
W: Kelli Demianew (12-8) L: Sam Munger (17-13)
Western Oregon 4, Saint Martin’s 3 – Box score
LACEY
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 R H E
WOU (16-4 GNAC) 0 1 0 0 2 0 1 4 7 4
SMU (12-8 GNAC) 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 3 6 2
W: Kelli Demianew (13-8) L: Sam Munger (17-14)


Boys soccer

Olympia 1, Capital 0
OLY (6-2-1 overall), CAP (9-1 overall)
River Ridge 2, Timberline 1
RR (3-8 overall), TIM (3-6-0 overall)


Roller Derby

MIA Derby Girls 202, Grunge City Rollers 111 – Photo Gallery
LACEY
1st 2nd Final
Grunge City 52 59 111
MIA 93 109 202
Fresh meat game: MIA 99, GC Newbee Yatches 72

PHOTO GALLERY: MIA Rolls Grunge City at the Bettie Bunker


Behind the strong jamming of Jacky O Nastiest and Slamber Ella, the MIA Derby Girls made easy work of the Grunge City Rollers, 203-111, at the Bettie Bunker in Lacey on Saturday night.

It was Oly Sports first derby at the Bettie Bunker, the warehouse on Lacey Boulevard that the MIA Derby Girls and the JBLM Bettie Brigade share, and it has quickly and easily eclipsed Skateland! as the best place to watch derby in the Olympia area. It’s bright, open, has decent sound, a beer garden, concessions and has been nicely decorated with a big graffiti mural on one side and a red, white and blue derby mural on the other side.

The floor is a hard concrete warehouse floor and is very unforgiving on the skaters. Some of the tumbles that they took, especially in the fresh meat game that preceded the main event (MIA won 99-72), were particularly nasty and painful looking and made me uncomfortable watching their pain.

Bathroom facilities are a problem that will have to be worked out if the Bettie Bunker will continue to host events. Currently, the public restrooms are two honey buckets in the parking lot.

Also, parking is a bit of a problem. There is a small lot in the front of the building, one in the back of the building and there is a lot across Pacific Avenue at Pope John Paul II High School that was designated for derby parking. Unfortunately, you have to cross a field, the bike path and five lanes of Pacific to get to the lot and at night, it was unnerving, at best. The empty lot in front of the Bettie Bunker was blocked and closed to parking or else most people could have parked there.

No matter the problems, the Bettie Bunker is a good place to watch derby and it is obvious that MIA and JBLM are actively trying to make improvements to the facility for their skaters and fans. While the quality of roller derby played by the Oly Rollers at Skateland! is still far superior, their facility is not.

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