BASEBALL

Bulldogs 10, Beavers 7

TENINO — Montesano rallied back from an early deficit to defeat Tenino in an Evergreen 1A League game on Friday.

The Bulldogs (9-0, 9-3) trailed 7-6 going into the sixth, but played small ball to score three in the inning. Montesano’s Nate Kloempken and Nick Chapman earned back-to-back walks to start the rally. Carson Klinger singled to score both runners and plate the go-ahead goal. Teegan Zillyett added an insurance run with a double to score Klinger before Dakoyta Reninger hit a solo home run in the seventh to cap the scoring.

“(Tenino) came out swinging,” Montesano head coach Mike Osgood said. “They just flat out hit the ball to start the game and that put us in catch up mode. Once we settled down, we started chipping away. It was just a back-and-forth game. We haven’t had to many of those so it was nice to see us get the win.”

Osgood cited Kloempken, who pitched three shutout innings to close the game, Reninger and Nick Chapman, who had three hits, for their performances.

Montesano hosts River Ridge on Monday.

Montesano 032 013 1 — 10 14 4 Tenino 240 100 0 — 7 9 1

Reninger, Kloempken (5) and Rhoden; L. Brewer, Bratton (5), Wright (7) and S. Brewer.

RBI: Monte — Zillyett 2, Quinn 2, Chapman 2, Klinger 2, Bates, Reninger. Tenino — Wall 2, C. Chambers, Cannon. Home run: Monte — Reninger. Doubles: Monte — Zillyett. Tenino — Wall, Griffis. Three hits: Monte — Chapman, Bates. Two hits: Monte — Zillyett, Reninger, Klinger. Tenino — Griffis.

Winning pitcher — Kloempken (five strikeouts, one walk). Losing pitcher — Bratton (three walks).

Eagles sweep Spartans

ELMA — Elma rallied to win an error-filled first game 8-7 over Forks in extra innings and grabbed and early lead and held on to defeat the Spartans 5-2 for a sweep of an Evergreen 1A League doubleheader on Friday.

The Eagles (4-7, 5-9-1) overcame six errors in the first game to come from behind to win. Micah Swint singled to score the tying run in the seventh and Cody Robinette hit a deep sacrifice fly to score Colten French to win the game in the eighth inning.

In the nightcap, a 3-run home run by Cody Williams in the second inning proved to be the difference offensively for Elma, while Alex Youckton dominated on the mound for six innings to pave the way for the Eagles win.

“Alex was on point on the mound,” Elma head coach Todd Baun said. “He just didn’t give up much and if he did get into a little bit of trouble he was able to get out of it.”

Elma hosts Hoquiam on Friday.

Forks 140 110 00 — 7 7 6 Elma 300 021 11 — 8 5 6

Wilson, Moody (7) and G. Palmer; Burbidge, Williams (7) and Jacobson.

RBI: Forks — Wilson 2. Elma — Richardson 2, Robinette 2, Swint. Doubles: Forks — Wilson. Elma — Robinette, Youckton. Two hits: Forks — Browning, Wilson. Elma — French.

Winning pitcher — Williams (two strikeouts). Losing pitcher — Moody (one strikeout, three walks).

Forks 000 000 2 — 2 6 3 Elma 230 000 0 — 5 5 1

Moody, Blattner (2) and G. Palmer; Youckton, Williams (7) and Jacobson.

RBI: Forks — Blattner, G. Palmer. Elma — Williams 4. Home run: Elma — Williams. Triples: Forks — G. Palmer. Three hits: Forks — Moody. Two hits: Elma — Cody Williams.

Winning pitcher — Youckton (11 strikeouts, three walks). Losing pitcher — Blattner (three strikeouts, three walks).

Hyaks 9, Grizzlies JV 5

At Olympic Stadium, Steven Sotomish rode his team’s six-run first-inning outburst to a near complete-game performance on the mound in North Beach’s win over Hoquiam’s junior varsity squad on Friday.

Sotomish struck out nine, walked four and scattered eight hits for the win. Nolan Charley drove in three runs. Michael Larson, who came in in relief of Sotomish for the final two outs in the seventh, added two RBI and Dylan Pinnell had three hits, including an RBI, for the Hyaks.

“Sotomish was finally efficient with his pitches,” North Beach head coach Dave Hinchen said. “He was able to go deeper into the game and he really controlled the game for us. One of the things we stress with him is getting into a rhythm, so that the defense can play behind him. Defensively, that was the best game we’ve played all year. Sotomish was a big part of that.”

On Tuesday, North Beach closes out the season at home against Life Christian Academy.

NBeach 610 200 0 — 9 8 1 Hoquiam JV 101 003 0 — 5 8 5

Sotomish, Larson (7) and Pope; Larsen, Elsos (1), Muro (7) and Emery.

RBI: North Beach — Charley 3, Larson 2, Pinnell, Pope. Hoquiam JV — Wakefield, Larsen, Emery. Three hits: North beach — Pinnell. Two hits: North Beach — Charley. Double: North Beach — Charley. Hoquiam — Wakefield.

Winning pitcher — Sotomish (nine strikeouts, four walks). Losing pitcher — Larsen (one strikeouts, two walks).

SOFTBALL

Acorns 11, Loggerettes 7

WISHKAH — Host Wishkah’s offense came in the later innings, but not soon enough against Oakville in a Coastal 1B League contest on Friday.

Down 7-0 midway through the game, the Loggerettes scored single runs in the fourth through the sixth innings before Ally Ancich slugged a grand slam in the seventh inning.

“We got our bats going too late,” Wishkah head coach Tove Reibel said. “The five errors really affected us. But not to take away from Oakville, they really played well. I was impressed with their play and they outplayed us.”

On Monday, Wishkah hosts Naselle.

Oakville 002 500 4 — 11 9 0 Wishkah 000 111 4 — 7 11 5

Bosio and Thebiay; Olson, Hill (4) and VanBlaricom.

RBI: Oakville — Thebiay 2, Smart, Bosio, Adams, Perreira. Wishkah — Hill, VanBlaricom, Ancich 4. Four hits: Oakville — Bosio. Three hits: Wishkah — Makenzie Robertson. Two hits: Oakville — White. Wishkah — Hill, Ancich, VanBlaricom. Home run: Wishkah — Ancich. Doubles: Oakville — Smart, Thebiay.

Winning pitcher — Bosio (12 strikeouts). Losing pitcher — Olson (one strikeout, three walks).

Bearcats sweep Bobcats

At Bishop Athletic Complex, Chehalis showed its Evergreen 2A Conference-leading form by outslugging Aberdeen, 18-1 and 19-4, in a league doubleheader on Friday.

In the opener, four errors hurt the Bobcat pitchers Jalyn McDaniel and Jillian Swor. In the nightcap, underclassmen Allie Troseth and Stephanie Stopsen took the circle for Aberdeen.

Reserve Marina Latimer drove in two runs coming off the bench and McDaniel added an RBI for Aberdeen.

“(Chehalis) is good; they’re a tough team,” AHS head coach Scott Wilson said. “Our kids battled hard and never gave up.”

Coach Wilson cited Angel Jones for her defense, including a spectacular diving catch in the opener, and Reagan Glanz for her work behind the plate in both games.

On Monday, Aberdeen travels to Chehalis.

Girls Tennis

Bulldogs 4, Navigators 1

LACEY — With a mixed up lineup, Montesano got some new varsity players onto the court and found success in a Southwest Washington 1A League match on Friday.

The Bulldogs took two of the three singles matches and swept the doubles for the match win.

“The doubles teams were dominant,” Montesano head coach Theresa Helland said. “Up and down the lineup, we had first-time varsity players and players in different positions. It was nice to seem them not be overcome by the occasion.”

On Tuesday, Montesano hosts Stevenson.

Catherine Zhu (NWC) def. Emily Bodenhamer 6-4, 6-1. Alexa Couch (M) def. Rachel Thompson 6-0, 6-0. Katelyn Currie (M) def. Jonnie Kim 6-3, 6-2. Danika Peterson-Sophie Barre (M) def. Alice Yan-Bella Sang 6-1, 6-0. Jordan Daniels-Corrina Zapata (M) def. Jenny Lee-Karen Cheng 6-1, 6-1.

Bearcats 5, Bobcats 1

Chehalis won all but two sets to defeat Aberdeen in an Evergreen 2A Conference match at Sam Benn Courts on Friday.

The Bobcats (1-3, 1-4) lone victory in the match came from Vicky Cournoyer, who defeated Vanessa Sanchez 6-2, 6-0. It was Cournoyer’s first singles match.

“We’ve definitely been trying to mix things around to see what we are going to do for postseason,” Aberdeen head coach Ashley Kohlmeier said. “Decisions we would have made in March, we are making now. The girls have been really flexible. (Vicky) was definitely the shining spot of the day. She just kept the ball in play and was consistent the whole way through.”

Aberdeen hosts Tumwater on Monday.

Sydney Cameron (C) def. Aleeta Pratt, 7-6 (9-7), 6-2; Joelle Chung (C) def. Katie Cournoyer, 6-0, 6-0; Vicky Cournoyer (A) def. Vanessa Sanchez, 6-2, 6-0; Megan Wilks/Mya Davis (C) def. Amanda Bradt/ Adrianna Vazquez, 6-0, 6-1; Morgan Lakey/Lexi Akins (C) def. Alex Wilson/Hannah Erwin, 6-4, 6-4; Ashley Wrner/Kiara Steen (C) def. Kylie Knodel/Rachel Tageant, 6-0, 6-2.

GIRLS GOLF

Bobcats 92, Warriors 34

CHEHALIS — Led by a 24 from Mari Rabung, Aberdeen demolished Rochester in an Evergreen 2A Conference match at Riverside Golf Course on Friday.

The Bobcats (5-1, 6-2) had all five of its top golfers score a 15 or higher to win the match.

“It was a day for everyone to be happy,” Aberdeen head coach Dan Sundstrom said. “The course was a little soggy, but the fairways were cut and the ball actually rolled after it hit the ground. Mari seems to be clicking on all cylinders right now.”

Aberdeen hosts Rochester on Monday.

Aberdeen (92) — Mari Rabung 24, Haley Farrer 15, MacKayla Waltee 16, Emily May 18, Kate Slyter 19, Ryder Heikkila 12.

Rochester (34) — Madi Ashton 12, Allison Beagley 11, Nicole Fry 9, Shelby Baird 1, Elizabeth Miller 1, Alex Anderson 0.