Monday Score, Tuesday Schedule

Jun 10

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Score from Monday, June 9

Semi-Pro Baseball

Yakima Valley Pippins 6, Thurston County Senators 4 – Recap – Box score
YAKIMA, WA 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R H E
Senators 0 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 4 7 2
Pippins 0 2 0 1 1 2 0 0 X 6 7 0
W: Kelly Fitzpatrick L: Christian Uzzell S: Connor Lau
Senators: d’Aundray Van Slyke – 3-for-4, 2 RBIs


Schedule for Tuesday, June 10

Puget Sound Collegiate League baseball
Hawks Prairie Cardinals vs. Olympia A’s – The RAC – 5:00 PM
West Olympia Linx vs. Nisqually Silvers – The RAC – 7:30 PM

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Schedule for Tuesday, June 3rd

Schedule for Thursday, June 5th

Puget Sound Collegiate League baseball
Tumwater Brewers vs. Nisqually Silvers – The RAC – 5:00 PM
Hawks Prairie Cardinals vs. West Olympia Linx – The RAC – 7:30 PM


Schedule for Wednesday, June 4th

Puget Sound Collegiate League baseball
Nisqually Silvers vs. Tumwater Brewers – The RAC – 5:00 PM
West Olympia Linx vs. Hawks Prairie Cardinals – The RAC – 7:30 PM

Thurston County Sentators vs. Seattle Studs – Saint Martin’s – 6:00 PM


Schedule for Tuesday, June 3rd

Puget Sound Collegiate League Baseball
Tumwater Brewers vs. Nisqually Silvers – The RAC – 5:00 PM
Hawks Prairie Cardinals vs. West Olympia Linx – The RAC – 7:30 PM

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2013-2014 Prep Sports Recap

2013-2014 Prep Sports Recap

Jun 3

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Capital volleyball took 2nd Place
Senior Jayden Croft dives for a touchdown in Tumwater’s title game loss

The high school sports season wrapped up on Saturday so let’s take a look at how everybody fared this season.

There was one team state titles this year, brought home by the Northwest Christian girls cross country team, which shouldn’t be a surprise considering they’ve won eight straight 2B titles.  A few teams took second place in state: Capital volleyball and boys soccer, Timberline girls bowling, Tumwater football and girls track and field.

For individuals, Brooke Feldmeier led the way with three state titles. The Ole Miss bound Tumwater senior won 2A titles in the 100 meter hurdles, the 200 meter dash and the 400 meter dash.

Four individuals won multiple state titles. Capital junior Ryan Chase won two 2A titles for long jump and triple jump, Northwest Christian senior Karen Bulger took 2B titles in javelin and shot put, River Ridge junior Dejuan Frye won the 400 meter dash and was part of the first place 4×100 meter relay team and Tumwater sophomore Peyton Russell took home titles in long jump and triple jump.

And area wrestlers didn’t fare too bad. Jake Grantham took home the 3A 220 pound weight class title for North Thurston, Rochester’s Lucas Eastman won a 1A title in the 152 pound class, Yelm’s Darren Harris won the 4A 120 pound class title and Tumwater’s Megan Johnson won the 155 pound girls title.

Below are all the league champions, teams that participated in state tournaments and individuals that placed 5th place or higher. State champions are in italics.

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Black Hills

2A Evergreen Conference Champions: Girls Soccer, Girls Bowling

Girls Soccer: Round of 16
Track & Field:
Sarah McGee – Girls Pole Vault – 4th Place
Gerald Riley – Boys High Jump – 5th Place
Mitch Stone, Mark Melendres, Nick Knittle, Dawun Ray – Boys 4×100 Meter Relay – 5th Place
Katie Zeldenrust, Lauren Furu, Sydney Sauls, Ashley Robbins – Girls 4×100 Meter Relay – 5th Place

Capital

2A Evergreen Conference Champions: Volleyball (tie), Boys Golf, Boys Tennis, Boys Swimming, Boys Soccer, Girls Golf

Volleyball: 2nd Place
Girls Cross Country: Lauren Pierson – 5th Place
Girls Swimming:
Janessa Schulte, Jada Pearson, Madeline Hoffman, Jessica Eidenmuller – 200 Yard Freestyle Relay – Champions and 400 Yard Freestyle Relay – 3rd Place
Jada Pearson – 50 Yard Freestyle – 4th Place
Madeline Hoffman – 100 Yard Butterfly – 4th Place
Boys Soccer: 2nd Place
Softball: Quarterfinals
Boys Tennis: Ty Gentry – Champion
Travis Miller and Doug Doenge – 4th Place
Track & Field:
Ryan Chase – Boys Long Jump and Boys Triple Jump – Champion
Payton McGuin – Girls 800 Meter – 5th Place
Ben Monk – Boys 3200 Meter – 5th Place
Lauren Pierson – Girls 3200 Meter – 3rd Place

North Thurston

3A Narrows League Champions: Girls Swimming, Boys Swimming and Dive, Baseball (regular season)

Wrestling: Jake Grantham – Boys 220 – Champion
Boys Diving:
Tanner Holmes – 1 Meter – 3rd Place
David Wolf – 1 Meter – 5th Place
Baseball: Round of 16
Track & Field: James Jasperson – Boys 800 Meter – 4th Place

Northwest Christian

2B Pacific League Champions: Volleyball

Boys Cross Country: Luke Schilter – 2nd Place
Girls Cross Country: Team – Champions
Kiersten Kimminau – 3rd Place
Anna Brooks – 4th Place
Track & Field: Girls Team – 2nd Place
Luke Schilter – Boys 1600 Meter – 3rd Place
Jonathon Davis – Boys 3200 Meter – 4th Place
Kiersten Kimminau – Girls 1600 Meter (5th Place) and 3200 Meter (4th Place)
Anna Brooks – Girls 3200 Meter – 3rd Place
Heidi Sowers – 300 Meter Hurdles – 2nd Place
Abby McSheffrey – 300 Meter Hurdles – 5th Place
Elizabeth Stottlemyre, Hannah Gabel, Heidi Sowers, Abby McSheffrey – Girls 4×400 Meter Relay – 4th Place
Karen Bulger – Girls Shot Put and Javelin – Champion
Elizabeth Stottlemyer – Girls Javelin – 5th Place

Olympia

4A Narrows League Champions: Softball (regular season), Girls Tennis

Girls soccer: 3rd Place
Wrestling: Logan Pine – Boys 138 – 5th Place
Boys Tennis: Will Berghoff and Kyle Wooten – 5th Place

Rainier

Track & Field: Peyton Dungan – Girls Shot Put – 5th Place

River Ridge

Wrestling:
Daniel Montesa – Boys 132 – 5th Place
Elijah Camacho – Boys 160 – 2nd Place
Track & Field: Boys Team – 3rd Place
Sean Roberts – Boys Shot Put – 4th Place
Dejuan Frye – Boys 400 Meter (Champion), Boys 100 Meter (5th Place) and Boys 200 Meter (3rd Place)
Michael Key, Ika Morton, Chris Leiba, Dejuan Frye – Boys 4×100 Meter Relay – Champion

Rochester

1A Evergreen Conference Champions: Baseball, Girls Soccer

Girls soccer: Round of 16
Wresting: Lucas Eastman – Boys 152 – Champion
Baseball: 3rd Place
Boys Golf: Deric Hawes – 5th Place
Track & Field:
Cody Triana – Boys 110 Meter Hurdles – Champion
Kendra Sanford – Girls 100 Meter Hurdles – 5th Place

Shelton

3A Narrows League Champions: Boys Tennis, Girls Tennis

Baseball: Round of 16

Tenino

1A Evergreen Conference Champions: Football

Football: Round of 16
Baseball: Round of 16

Timberline

3A Narrows League Champions: Football, Volleyball, Baseball (tournament), Boys Golf, Girls Golf, Girls Soccer

Volleyball: 7th Place
Girls Bowling: 2nd Place
Baseball: Round of 16
Track & Field: Javon Watson – Boys Triple Jump – 3rd Place

Tumwater

2A Evergreen Champions: Football, Volleyball (tie), Baseball

Football: 2nd Place
Volleyball: 6th Place
Wrestling: Megan Johnson – Girls 155 – Champion
Baseball: 3rd Place
Softball: Round of 16
Boys Tennis: David Granero – 5th Place
Girls Golf: Kayla Monroe – 4th Place
Track & Field: Girls Team – 2nd Place
Lauren Ericks – Girls 1600 Meter – 4th Place
Peyton Russell – Girls Triple Jump and Long Jump – Champion
Brooke Feldmeier – Girls 100 Meter Hurdles, 200 Meter and 400 Meter – Champion
Emma Furth – Girls Long Jump – 4th Place

Yelm

Wrestling:
Shanelle Berry – Girls 235 – 2nd Place
Darren Harris – Boys 120 – Champion
Brandon Rochester – Boys 152 – 3rd Place
Track & Field: James Rodeman – Boys 110 Meter Hurdles – 4th Place

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Malroy Takes Over Evergreen Men’s Hoops Program

Malroy Takes Over Evergreen Men’s Hoops Program

Jun 2

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Photo from NWAACC.org

Photo from NWAACC.org

Lost in the high school sports madness that was Friday was the announcement from The Evergreen State College that they have hired a new men’s basketball coach.

Olympia High School graduate and former South Puget Sound Community College women’s basketball head coach Tim Malroy becomes the fifth head coach in Geoducks history. Malroy comes from Green River Community College where he spent the last ten seasons in the same position compiling a 114-147 record, one appearance in the NWAACC Championships and two winning seasons. This season, the Gators went 10-15 overall and finished fifth with a 7-9 record in the nine team NWAACC West.

Malroy takes over an Evergreen program that has made some small improvements since bottoming out with a 1-26 season in 2011-2012. The Geoducks won two games during the 2012-2013 season and doubled their win total and were far more competitive last season. Since Jeff Drinkwine stepped down after an NAIA national tournament appearance in 2010, the Arvin Mosley Jr. led Geoducks went just 15-91.

The SPSCC women went 40-41 in his three years leading the program and appeared in the NWAACC tournament in 2002 and 2003.

Read the Evergreen press release after the jump

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Saturday Scores: Cougs Fall in Title Game; T-Birds Take 3rd; Mayhem Win First Game

Saturday Scores: Cougs Fall in Title Game; T-Birds Take 3rd; Mayhem Win First Game

Jun 1

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Boys soccer
2A State Championship Game

Squalicum 4, Capital 0 – Photo Gallery and recap
Storm (21-0-2 overall), Cougars (21-3 overall)


High school baseball
2A State 3rd/4th Place Game

Tumwater 5, Anacortes 1
T-Birds (23-5 overall), Seahawks (20-6 overall)

After a 10-1 loss to Lake Washington on Friday to end their championship hopes, Tumwater scored two runs in the first inning and added three insurance runs in the top of the seventh and claimed the third place trophy with a 5-1 win over Anacortes at Yakima County Stadium.

Elijah Hill got the win on the mound for the T-Birds, who finished the season at 23-5 overall.


High school softball
2A State Consolation Round

Anacortes 7, Tumwater 4
Seahawks (20-9 overall), T-Birds (20-6 overall)

An Anacortes six run sixth inning proved fatal for Tumwater as they fell 7-4 to the Seahawks in the consolation round of the 2A state tournament in Selah. The T-Birds finished their season at 20-6 overall.


Semi-pro football

Thurston County Mayhem 20, Snohomish County Thunder 7
Mayhem (1-1 WWFA)

Anthony Parks rushed for two touchdowns and Webster Fepuleai scored a defensive touchdown to lead the Thurston County Mayhem to their first win in team history, 20-7 over the Snohomish County Thunder at Marysville-Pilchuck High School.

Renton Ravens 54, Washington Cavaliers 0
Cavaliers (0-2 WWFA)

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PHOTO GALLERY: Cougars Run Ends in a Second Half Storm

PHOTO GALLERY: Cougars Run Ends in a Second Half Storm

Jun 1

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Boys soccer
2A State Championship Game

Squalicum 4, Capital 0
Storm (21-0-2 overall), Cougars (21-3 overall)

After three straight dramatic 1-0 wins, Capital ran into a buzzsaw. Squalicum exploded for four second half goals including a 42nd minute and a 50th minute goal by freshman Tyler Hughes to claim the 2A state championship at Sunset Chevy Stadium in Sumner.

Zachary Wallace scored in the 59th minute and Gabe Guidroz scored a late capper and the Storm finished the season unbeaten with a 21-0-2 record. The Bellingham school allowed just five goals all season and outscored their opponents 30-0 in the postseason.

Capital snapped a five game winning streak with the loss and appeared to be worn down after playing 90 minutes in Friday night’s semifinal game. The Cougars managed just two shots on goal and fell to 21-3 on the season. The second place finish is the best finish for Capital boys soccer. The previous best was fourth place in 2010.

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Today (5/31): Capital Criterium; Cougars Play For State Title; Much More

May 31

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Cycling
Capital Stage Race – Downtown Olympia and Capitol Campus – All-Day

The Capital Stage Race is already underway as I type this. It begins with a time trial down the Deschutes Parkway and continues later today at the Capitol Campus with the Capitol Criterium beginning at 2:30. The pro men’s cyclists will run a 60 minute race around the campus at 6:00 and the pro women will race for 40 minutes at 8:00. For more information, click here.


High school baseball – Radio
2A State 3rd/4th place game
Tumwater vs. Anacortes – Yakima County Stadium – 10:00 AM


High school softball
3A State Tournament – The RAC – 9:00 AM

2A State Tournament Consolation
Tumwater vs. Anacortes – Carlon Park, Selah – 10:00 AM


Puget Sound Collegiate League baseball
West Olympia Linx vs. Tumwater Brewers – The RAC – 11:00 AM
West Olympia Linx vs. Hawks Prairie Cardinals – The RAC – 3:00 PM
Nisqually Silvers vs. Olympia A’s – The RAC – 6:00 PM


Boys soccer
2A State Championship – Radio
Capital vs. Squalicum – Sunset Chev Stadium, Sumner – 5:00 PM

Capital hasn’t allowed a goal in five straight postseason matches now but will be thoroughly tested in the state title game against Squalicum, who raced past Toppenish with five goals in the semifinals. The Storm are unbeaten this season at 20-0-2 and have allowed just five goals total. They have outscored their opponents in the postseason 26-0. The Cougars lost just two games but have struggled to score goals in the state tournament winning two 1-0 games and taking another scoreless game to a shootout.


Auto racing
Super Late Models, Legends, Baby Grands, Bumbleeds – South Sound Speedway – 6:30 PM

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PHOTO GALLERY: Cougars PK Their Way to Finals

PHOTO GALLERY: Cougars PK Their Way to Finals

May 31

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Boys soccer
2A State Tournament Semifinals

Capital 1, Sedro Woolley 0 (3-2 PKs)
Cougars (21-2 overall), Cubs (15-5-3 overall)

Jakob Racimo made five saves over 89 minutes of regulation and two overtime periods before Van Soderberg entered the game and made three straight saves in the penalty kick shootout to give Capital a 1-0 win over Sedro-Woolley in the 2A state semifinals at Sunset Chev Stadium in Sumner.

After a scoreless 80 minutes and two five minute overtimes, Oni Mayer and Nigel El-Sokkary each buried their penalty kicks and the shootout went to the last round tied 2-2. Daniel Pailthorp beat Michael Moser to make it 3-2 and Soderberg stoned Kris Swanson to set off a celebration and pitch invasion from the Capital student section.

The Cougars will face Squalicum in the state championship game on Saturday at 5:00 PM.

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Today (5/30): Cougars. T-Birds. State!

Today (5/30): Cougars. T-Birds. State!

May 30

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High school softball
3A State Tournament – The RAC

The last sixteen 3A teams left battle it out at The RAC over the next two days. Games start at 9:00 AM and run all afternoon until the final games of the day get underway at 6:00. No Olympia area teams remain, unfortunately.


2A State Tournament – Carlon Park, Selah
Tumwater vs. Fife – 10:00 AM
Capital vs. Sequim – Noon

Tumwater (18-5), the second place team out of the 2A EvCo and #3 seed from District 4, get an extremely tough first round match-up in Fife. The Trojans are 23-2 this season and
rolled through the sub-district and District 3 tournaments outscoring their opponents 59-13. The winner will move on to play either Sultan or Othello in the next round at 4:00 PM while the loser will play one of those two teams at 2:00 PM.

Capital (11-12) knocked off the GSHL’s regular season champ and then pulled another upset by beating Tumwater to make it to the state tourney. Now they face the Olympic League’s regular season champion and District 3 runners-up, Sequim. The Wolves are 19-4 overall. The winner plays Lynden or Ellensburg at 4:00 and the loser plays the loser of that game at 2:00.


High school baseball
2A State Tournament Semifinals – Radio
Tumwater vs. Lake Washington – Yakima County Stadium – 1:00 PM

Two masterful regionals pitching performances from Garrett Terrell and Elijah Hill sent Tumwater into the state semifinals today where they will face Lake Washington. The T-Birds (22-4) get a Kangs team that is 16-9 overall but have won six straight and outscored their opponents in the postseason 35-6. They mercy ruled both of their regionals opponents, North Kitsap and Archbishop Murphy, and are led by John Lyon both on the mound and at the plate.

The winner gets Anacortes or Ellensburg in the finals on Saturday at 4:00 PM. The loser will play in the 3rd/4th place game at 10:00 AM.


Boys soccer
2A State Tournament Semifinals – Radio
Capital vs. Sedro-Woolley – Sunset Chev Stadium – 8:00 PM

2A EvCo offensive MVP Nigel El-Sokkary (21 goals, 18 assists) and defensive MVP Jakob Racimo (16 shutouts in goal) and the 20-2 Cougars face Sedro-Woolley (15-4-3) in the last game of the day at Sunset Chev Stadium in Sumner.

Both teams dropped games in districts. Capital fell to Hockinson 3-2 while Sedro-Woolley dropped a pair, 4-1 to Anacortes and 5-1 to Archbishop Murphy.

In the first two rounds of the state tournament, the Cougars pulled a pair of 1-0 wins over Anacortes and Kingston to advance to Sumner. After dropping Ridgefield in a shootout in the first round, the Cubs exorcised the Archbishop Murphy demon with a 3-2 win.

The winner takes on either Toppenish or Squalicum in the championship game on Saturday at 5:00 PM. The loser plays in the 3rd/4th place game on Saturday at noon.

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Weekend Scores: T-Birds Advance to Yakima; Bears, Blazers, Rams Fall

Weekend Scores: T-Birds Advance to Yakima; Bears, Blazers, Rams Fall

May 26

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High school baseball
3A State Tournament Regionals

First Round: O’Dea 7, North Thurston 1 – Rams eliminated
First Round: Bainbridge 2, Timberline 1 – Blazers eliminated – PHOTO GALLERY


2A State Tournament Regionals

First Round: Tumwater 3, White River 1 – PHOTO GALLERY
Quarterfinals: Tumwater 8, Centralia 1 – T-Birds advance – PHOTO GALLERY


High school softball
4A District 3/4 Tournament

First Round: Olympia 6, Thomas Jefferson 3
Second Round: Puyallup 4, Olympia 2
Loser-out: Tahoma 8, Olympia 3 – Bears eliminated


3A District 3/4 Tournament

First Round: North Thurston 6, Peninsula 5
Second Round: Mountain View 4, Timberline 1
Second Round: Enumclaw 8, North Thurston 0
Loser-out: Aurburn Mountainview 15, North Thurston 12 – Rams eliminated
Loser-out: Timberline 6, Peninsula 5
Loser-out: Timberline 6, Wilson 2
Loser-out/Winner-to-state: Bonney Lake 11, Timberline 8 – Blazers eliminated

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