Montesano completed an undefeated league season with an 8-0 victory over Hoquiam on Thursday at Olympic Stadium in Hoquiam.

Monte (14-1 overall, 8-0 1A Evergreen) was firing in all cylinders in Thursday’s regular-season finale against the Grizzlies (2-11-1, 1-7).

First-half goals by Paige Lisherness (13th minute), Mikayla Stanfield (18th minute, assist Vanna Prom; 21st minute, assist Bethanie Henderson) and Anabelle Estrada had Monte up 4-0 with just under five minutes to go until halftime.

Playing on the wet, muddy field conditions of historic Olympic Stadium didn’t slow down Monte’s potent offense at all as the Bulldogs continued to apply pressure in the second half.

Stanfield — a sophomore — scored off another assist from Prom in the 50th minute followed by her fourth goal of the game in the 56th minute.

PHOTO BY BEN WINKELMAN Montesano’s midfielder Mikayla Stanfield (10) scored four goals in Montesano’s 8-0 victory over Hoquiam on Thursday at Olympic Stadium in Hoquiam.

Two goals by Jaiden Morrison in the 62nd and 65th minutes completed another convincing Montesano victory.

Monte held a 20-6 advantage in shots with 14 of the Bulldogs attempts being on-goal.

Monte keeper Riley Timmons saved both shots she faced on frame.

Stanfield’s four goals were the sixth time she has scored at least three goals in a game and now gives the front-runner for the 1A Evergreen League MVP 28 goals on the season.

Morrison has also had a standout season as the speedy senior midfielder/forward end the regular season with 17 goals, giving third-ranked Monte a formidable 1-2 punch on the offensive end.

Jaiden King and Estrada led Monte in assists this season — with seven and six, respectively — for a Montesano team that tallied 33 assists on 66 of its goals.

The Bulldogs are scheduled to host a district playoff game at 7 p.m. on Thursday, Nov. 4 (opponent to be determined).

Hoquiam ends its season in fourth place in the five-team league, with its lone league victory coming in a 2-1 win over Eatonville back on Oct. 21.

Montesano 4 4 — 8

Hoquiam 0 0 — 0

La Center 5, Elma 1

Elma closed out its season with a 5-1 non-league loss to La Center on Thursday at La Center High School.

Elma (10-5-1, 6-2) got its goal from leading-scorer Beta Valentine, who closed out her impressive regular season when she stole the ball from a Wildcats defender and scored on a low, hard shot with approximately 20 minutes left in the contest.

The Eagles are the No. 2 seed coming out of the 1A Evergreen League and are scheduled to host a district playoff game on Tuesday at 6 p.m., depending on field conditions.

Forks 1, Ocosta 0

For the first time in 26 games, Ocosta lost to Forks.

A direct free kick with 13 minutes to go in the game gave Forks a 1-0 victory on Thursday in Forks.

Ocosta (9-6, 6-3 2B Central) failed to convert on several 1-on-1 scoring opportunities and missed a free kick wide by a foot with three minutes to go in the game.

With the loss, Ocosta will open district play next week in Onalaska as the 2B Central – North Division No. 3 seed.

Ocosta 0 0 — 0

Forks 0 1 — 1

PREP FOOTBALL

Pe Ell-Willapa Valley 50, North Beach 6

Seven different players scored touchdowns as Pe Ell-Willapa Valley defeated North Beach 50-6 in the regular season finale for both teams on Thursday at Willapa Valley High School.

PWV (6-3, 6-3 2B Pacific – Coastal) scored five touchdowns in the first quarter to put the game away early.

Titans first-quarter touchdowns came by way of an 18-yard run from Koltin Fluke, a 1-yard run by Blake Howard, a 35-yard punt return from Aaiden Lee, a 4-yard run by Wil Clements and a 1-yard run from quarterback Tyler Adkins.

By the end of the first 12 minutes, PWV held a 36-0 lead.

Fluke scored on a 16-yard run early in the second quarter with Cody Strozyk scoring on a 2-yard run with 8:30 in the fourth quarter to put the Titans up 50-0.

North Beach (0-6, 0-5) got on the scoreboard when Jonathan Jerome scored on a 7-yard run with 1:10 left in the game.

“The boys came out full-throttle from the get-go,” PWV head coach Josh Fluke said, citing seniors Adkins, Kaden Ritzman, Joseph Krafczyk and Jesse Justice on Senior Night. “Hopefully, we can keep things going like we have been lately.”

The Hyaks lost three fumbles and were intercepted twice — one by Lee and the other pick by PWV’s Isaiah Workman — as PWV held a 5-0 turnover advantage in the game.

PWV rushed for 176 yards on 33 attempts, led by Strozyk (11-56).

With the victory, PWV finishes the season in third place and will face face Toledo at 7 p.m. Monday in Tumwater in an elimination game with a spot in a state play-in game at stake.

North Beach 0 0 0 6 — 6

PWV 36 6 0 8 — 50

Raymond-South Bend 54, Ilwaco 8

Raymond-South Bend completed its first full-length regular season as a combo team with a 54-8 drubbing over Ilwaco on Thursday at South Bend High School.

RSB (3-6, 3-4 2B Pacific – Coastal) led 48-0 at the half.

The Ravens got first-quarter touchdowns from Ty Reidinger (19-yard run), Ferrill Johnson (9-yard run) and on a 6-yard pass from quarterback Austin Snodgrass to receiver Robby Stigall.

Skyler Hutson scored on runs of 28 and 24 yards in the second quarter followed by a 44-yard scamper from Johnson and a 14-yard TD run by Deleak Hubbard.

RSB’s Iyven Perez returned an interception 34 yards for a score in the third quarter to put the Ravens up 54-0.

Ilwaco’s Nicholas Bair-Kingsland scored on a 3-yard run with 2:53 left in the game to close out the scoring.

Reidinger rushed for 109 yards on 11 carries.

Hutson had four carries for 75 yards with Johnson tallying 54 yards on just two rushing attempts.

Ilwaco 0 0 0 8 — 8

RSB 21 27 6 0 — 54

SUBMITTED PHOTO The Aberdeen boys cross country team of (from left) assistant coach Ivy Lyles, Joel Nelson (9), Nolan Juransin (7), Henry Nelson (8), Will Boling (3), Julian Campos (4), Gary Sherman (10), Jacob Hallak (5) and head coach Steve Reed competed at the 2A/1A District 4 Championship meet on Thursday at the Lewis River Golf Course in Woodland. Boling, Campos and Sherman advanced to the state title meet in Pasco on Nov. 6.

PREP CROSS COUNTRY

Monte’s Jacklin, Aberdeen’s Campos top finishers at district meet

Montesano’s Aric Jacklin and Aberdeen’s Julian Campos led their respective teams at the 1A/2A District 4 Cross Country Championships on Thursday at Lewis River Golf Course in Woodland.

Jacklin ran a time of 16:52 to place second overall behind district-champion Joseph Blanshan of La Center (16:14) and qualify for the state meet.

Hoquiam junior Timmy Higgins placed 10th with a time of 18:11 with Elma’s Kaedin Betschart also finishing in the top 25 with a time of 18:53 to place 24th out of 60 competitors.

Campos placed fifth overall in the 2A race with a time of 16:27 to lead the Bobcats.

Aberdeen senior Gary Sherman (17:00, 9th) and Will Boling (17:28, 16th) also qualified for the 2A State Championships, which will be held in Pasco on Saturday, Nov. 6.

Aberdeen just missed qualifying for the state meet as a team. The Bobcats placed fifth out of 16 teams with 153 points, two points behind fourth-place Shelton (151).

The top four teams and top 28 2A competitors qualified for the the state meet.

Tumwater won the division crown with 94 points while Columbia River senior Daniel Barna took the individual title with a time of 15:50.

For full race results, visit athletic.net/CrossCountry/Results/Meet.aspx?Meet=197200&show=all.

BOYS PREP GOLF

1A Evergreen/Trico All-League Boys Golf Team

League MVP — Jacob Parker, Seton Catholic, fr.

First Team — Sid Apostolou, SC, fr.; Isaac Pisarczyk, King’s Way Christian, jr.; Hunter Davenport, KWC, jr.; Mick Bozich, Hoquiam, jr.; Riley Montoure, Hoquiam, soph.; Carson Helm, SC, fr..

Second team — Nyeki Dayton, Hoquiam, sr.; Tommy Wallace, Hoquiam, sr.; Trey Sweeney, Montesano, sr.; Colin Trang, KWC, jr.; Zander Jones, Montesano, jr.; Grant Vessey, Elma, soph.