Softball

Titans net Chinooks

KALAMA — Continuing its hot streak at the plate, Pe Ell-Willapa Valley outslugged Kalama, 27-0 and 18-0, in a Central 2B League doubleheader on Monday afternoon.

Played in a light rain, the Titans (12-0 overall) were led by Brittany Patrick’s 8-for-8 day, including two home runs, four doubles and 11 RBI. Dakota Brooks drove in eight runs in two games and picked up the win in the circle in the opener.

Kamryn Adkins won the second game in the circle for the Titans.

“Brittney is really a solid softball player; (today) was a day’s work and she’s only a freshman,” PWV head coach Ken Olson said. “We just pounded the ball today. Everything we hit today was on the screws.”

On Wednesday, PWV hosts Rainier in another doubleheader.

Game 1

PWV (11)5(11) — 27 16 0 Kalama 000 — 0 1 7

Dakota Brooks and Grace Hodel; (names unavailable).

RBI: PWV — McGough 4, Ka. Adkins 3, Pollard 2, Brooks 5, Whitney Patrick 7. Five hits: PWV — Patrick. Three hits: PWV — McGough, Ka. Adkins. Two hits: PWV — Brooks. Home runs: PWV — Pollard, Patrick. Doubles: PWV — McGough 2, Adkins 3, Brooks 2, Patrick 2, Smith.

Winning pitcher — Brooks (two strikeouts).

Game 2

PWV 495 — 18 17 0 Kalama 000 — 0 3 0

Kam. Adkins and G. Hodel; (names unavailable).

RBI: PWV — McGough, Little 2, Ka. Adkins, Pollard 2, Brooks 3, Patrick 4, Kam. Adkins, Smith 2. Three hits: PWV — Pollard, Brooks, Patrick. Two hits: PWV — McGough, Smith. Home runs: PWV — Patrick. Doubles: PWV — McGough, Ka. Adkins, Pollard, Brooks 2, Patrick 2, Smith 2, A. Hodel.

Winning pitcher — Kam. Adkins (two strikeouts).

Baseball

Elks 5, Loggers 0

MONTESANO — Playing at Vessey Field in Montesano, Lake Quinault started early with a four-run first inning to outdistance Wishkah in a Coastal 1B League contest on Monday afternoon.

Allen Espinoza and Gabe Dominguez shared a two-hit, five-inning shutout on the mound. Espinoza led the team at the plate with two doubles and an RBI.

“(Allen) really works hard at everything,” Lake Quinault head coach Keith Samplawski said. “Gabe really did well to close the game for us.”

On Thursday, Quinault (3-1, 4-1) travels to North Beach.

Wishhkah 000 00 — 0 2 1 Lake Quinault 401 0x — 5 5 0

Raines and Fenton; Espinoza, Dominguez (4) and Dominguez, DeMarco (4).

RBI: Lake Quinault — Espinoza, Dominguez, Farias. Two hits: Lake Quinault — Espinoza, Dominguez. Doubles: Lake Quinault — Espinoza 2, Dominguez.

Winning pitcher — Espinoza (five strikeouts, three walks). Losing pitcher — Raines (six strikeouts, five walks).

GIRLS GOLF

Bulldogs win

ELMA — Macey Wecker’s stellar 42 led Montesano past Ilwaco and La Center in a three-way contest Monday at Oaksridge Golf Course.

With 204 strokes, the Bulldogs beat runner-up Ilwaco by 33 strokes. La Center had 272.

Wecker topped Ilwaco’s Aslyn Fisher and La Center’s Taylor Enteman for medalist honors in Monte’s first home match of the season.

“In a match that most likely featured the top three golfers in the 1A district, Macey came through big time,” Montesano coach Lloyd Aldrich said. “Once again, our depth as a team was outstanding.”

The Bulldogs face rival Elma on Thursday at Oaksridge.

Montesano (204) — Macey Wecker 42, Mylaina Parker 62, Glory Grubb 54, McKenna Miller 55, Lauren Denholm 53, Morgan Malizia 56.

Ilwaco (237) — Aslyn Fisher 44, Madeline Jacobson 54, Maddy Chabet 66, Faith Richardson 73, Emen Wilson 88.

La Center (272) — Taylor Enterman 49, Kira Hall-Sass 66, Katie Daugherty 74, M.J. Deshane 83, Kalyn Flatt 99.

Bobcats 94, Tigers 33

Aberdeen’s well-balanced girls withstood rainy conditions to trounce Centralia in an Evergreen 2A League match played under the Stableford Scoring System Monday at Grays Harbor Country Club.

Aberdeen’s Haley Farrer took medalist honors with 23 points, edging teammates Mari Rabung (21) and Emily May (20).

“We seem to have a new medalist each match, which is nice to see,” Bobcat coach Dan Sundstrom said. “Sometimes we forget it is a team sport and we want all the players to be successful.”

The Cats host Black Hills

Centralia (33) — Lydia Anderson 8, Natalie Ellwanger 8, Lacey Duffy 11, Lilly Johnson 4, Emily Mayer 2, Tessa Smith 2.

Aberdeen (94) — Mari Rabung 21, Haley Farrer 23, Kate Slyter 15, Ryder Heikkila 15, MacKayla Waltee 15, Emily May 20.