BOYS SOCCER

Eagles 3, Grizzlies 2 (OT)

ELMA — Trace Thompson scored two minutes into overtime as Elma completed a remarkable turnaround by edging Hoquiam in an Evergreen 1A League showdown Tuesday at Davis Field.

Avenging an 8-1 defeat at the hands of the Grizzlies the previous week, the Eagles (5-2, 7-7-1) moved into a tie for the league lead with Hoquiam (5-2, 9-5) with one match apiece remaining.

Elma will host winless Tenino tonight. The Grizzlies close out their regular season by entertaining Forks on Thursday.

Hoquiam owns the tiebreaker advantage and would gain the league’s top-seeded district berth in the event of a deadlock.

Elma’s Adonis Torres blocked a Hoquiam clearing pass on one of the first possessions of overtime. Thompson beat the Grizzly goalkeeper to the loose ball and slid about an 8-yard shot into the corner of the net.

After giving up a goal on Hoquiam’s opening possession last week, the Eagles needed only 1:48 to open the scoring Tuesday. Taking a pass from Thompson, Torres curled about a 20-yard shot into the net.

The Eagles made it 2-0 about 10 minutes later. After a handball call gave the Eagles a penalty kick, Thompson buried the spot kick.

The Grizzlies answered in the 25th minute. Connor Darras dribbled from midfield to about the 18-yard line, crossing a pass to Andy Garcia. The latter one-timed it into the net.

Hoquiam equalized on a near-identical play about five minutes into the second half. Naz Mazariegos scored this one, off a Darras assist.

In retrospect, Elma coach Carson Seaberg said the first goal was particularly critical.

“That gives you confidence,” he said. “Also, our defense was much better. I told my team going back, you have to go hard for the full 80 minutes and you have to be structurally sound. For the most part, we were structurally sound throughout the game.”

He cited Thompson, Torres, Doug Westcott and steady senior fullback Isaac Horton for particularly fine performances.

“I was disappointed in the first 10 minutes. We should never go on the road and play like that,” HHS coach Fidel Sanchez said. “After that we settled down and we battled. We played well (but) we didn’t play a complete good game.”

Sanchez credited James Courneya and Juventino Perez with fine performances.

Bulldogs 3, Spartans 0

FORKS — Doing all its scoring in the second half, Montesano downed Forks in an Evergreen 1A League game Tuesday at Spartan Stadium.

Monte’s Nicolai Vikkelsoe opened the scoring by converting a penalty kick in the 50th minute.

About 10 minutes later, Kyle Cox took a pass from Michael Malpass and beat the goalkeeper on a one-on-one opportunity.

Montesano’s Riccardo Marangon concluded the scoring with about 10 minutes remaining, off an assist from Vikkelsoe.

“We talked at halftime about controlling the middle of the field and we did a much better job of that (in the second half,” Bulldog coach Rick Denholm said.

He cited the entire team with a solid performance.

The Bulldogs (4-3, 5-8-2) close out league play Thursday at home against Tenino.

SOFTBALL

Titans sweep

ONALASKA — Pe Ell-Willapa Valley completed an unbeaten Central League season by sweeping Onalaska, 11-0 and 22-1 in a doubleheader Tuesday at Onalaska.

Dakota Brooks and Kamryn Adkins each threw five-inning one-hitters for the Titans (18-0).

Brooks helped her own cause in the opening game with three hits, including a two-run homer in the second inning.

Grace Hodel and Britney Patrick contributed three hits each for PWV in the nightcap. The Titans broke that open with 17 runs in the final two innings.

“All phases of the game, we haven’t faltered one time this year,” PWV coach Ken Olson said. “That’s hard to do. We know how to swing the bats and our defense has been solid all year.”

The Titans visit Montesano for a non-leaguer Monday.

PWV 322 40 — 11 12 0 Onalaska 000 00 — 0 1 2

Brooks and G. Hodel; Glenn, Briggs (5) and Howard.

RBI: PWV — McGough, Adkins, Brooks 3, Patrick. Three hits: PWV — Brooks. Two hits: PWV — McGough, Patrick, Smith. Home runs: PWV — Brooks. Doubles: PWV — Pollard.

Winning pitcher — Brooks (walked three; struck out 10). Losing pitcher — Glenn (walked three; struck out none).

PWV 311 89 — 22 18 1 Onalaska 010 00 — 1 1 2

Kamryn Adkins and G. Hodel; Glenn, Sabin (3), Vint (4) and (catcher unavailable).

RBI: PWV — McGough, Katie Adkins, Pollard, Brooks 3, Patrick, G. Hodel 2, Kamryn Adkins 2, Peterson, Little 2. Onalaska — Glenn. Three hits: PWV —Britney Patrick, G. Hodel. Two hits: PWV — McGough, Katie Adkins, Pollard, Brooks, Kamryn Adkins.

Winning pitcher — Kamryn Adkins (walked one; struck out five). Losing pitcher — Glenn (walked three; struck out none).

Baseball

Bobcats, Warrior tie

ROCHESTER — After five innings on a rainy Tuesday afternoon, Aberdeen and Rochester played to a 4-4 tie before the game was stopped.

Further details were not reported.

Today, Aberdeen is scheduled to travel to Chehalis for an Evergreen 2A Conference contest.

TRACK &FIELD

Pacific County Invite

ILWACO — Raymond’s Karlee Freeman won four events in the Pacific County Invitational on Tuesday at Ilwaco.

The host Fishermen swept team honors. With 173 points, Ilwaco topped runner-up Raymond by 18 points. Ilwaco scored 153 points to finish 56 ahead of Naselle.

Freeman swept the throwing events and also won the girls 100 hurdles. Her shot put mark of 36-5 was not far off her personal best.

The three Willapa Harbor schools and North River were all represented among the winners.

Raymond’s Marcus Anderson was a double winner in the boys 400 meters and triple jump. Sean Sath (boys 110 hurdles), Luke Hamilton (boys shot), Jimmy Thepsoumphou (boys high jump) and Jace Duckworth (boys pole vault) were the other Gull winners.

“We had some decent performances, despite the worst weather we’ve had,” Raymond coach Mike Tully said — a remarkable statement considering the adverse weather that has plagued the area this year.

A.J. Sanchez won the boys long jump and Hannah Byington the girls 100 for South Bend.

Brooke Friese and Hannah Cook were double winners for Willapa Valley’s girls. Friese won the 200 meters and pole vault, while Cook prevailed in the long hurdles and triple jump.

North River collected a victory from Ruby Gumaelius in the girls 800 meters.

BOYS

100 — 2. A.J. Sanchez (South Bend). 3. Ben Byington (South Bend). 200 — 3. Preston Lawhead (South Bend). 400 — 55.65 — 1. Marcus Anderson (Raymond). 800 — 2. Audison Phimmasone (Raymond). 3. Forrest Carbaugh (North River). 1,600 — 3. Forrest Carbaugh (North River). 3,200 — 3. Jachin Heckman (Raymond). 110 H — 15.36 — 1. Sean Sath (Raymond). 2. Ben Byington (South Bend). 3. McCartney Maden (Raymond). 300 H — 2. A.J. Sanchez (South Bend). 3. McCartney Maden (Raymond). 4×100 R — 2. Raymond. 4×200 R — 1:40.85 — 1. Raymond. 4×400 R — 2. South Bend.

Shot — 47-6 — 1. Luke Hamilton (Raymond). 2. Ricky Robinett (Raymond). Jav — 3. Nathaniel Baughman (North River). HJ — 5-10 — 1. Jimmy Thepsoumphou (Raymond). 2. Marcus Anderson (Raymond). 3. Aidan Worlton (Raymond). PV — 12-6 — 1. Jace Duckworth (Raymond). 2. Bryce Sanaski (Willapa Valley). 3. Jachin Heckman (Raymond). LJ — 20-4 — 1. A.J. Sanchez (South Bend). 2. Marcus Anderson (Raymond). 3. Nick Stamos (South Bend). TJ — 38-7 — 1. Marcus Anderson (Raymond). 2. Logan Stamos (South Bend). 3. Reese Garcia (Raymond).

GIRLS

100 — 13.88 — 1. Hannah Byington (South Bend). 3. Angel Evans (Raymond). 200 — 30.08 — 1. Brooke Friese (Willapa Valley). 800 — 2:55.08 — 1. Ruby Gumaelius (North River). 2. Mikayla Collins (Raymond). 1,600 — 2. Ruby Gumaelius (North River). 3. Amber Anderson (Willapa Valley). 3,200 — 2. Leanna White (North River). 3. Georgia Clark (North River). 100 H — 17.24 — 1. Karlee Freeman (Raymond). 2. Brooke Friese (Willapa Valley). 300 H — 50.77 — 1. Hannah Cook (Willapa Valley). 4×100 R — 2. Raymond. 4×200 R — 3. North River. 4×400 R — 3. North River.

Shot — 36-5 — 1. Karlee Freeman (Raymond). Disc — 134-9 — 1. Karlee Freeman (Raymond). 2. Johanna Crow (Raymond). 3. Hallee Layman (Willapa Valley). Jav — 102-0 — 1. Karlee Freeman (Raymond). 2. Jessica Sanchez (South Bend). HJ — 2. Mikayla Collins (Raymond). PV — 8-6 — 1. Brooke Friese (Raymond). 2. Angel Evans (Raymond). LJ — 14-0 — Tie for 1 between Hannah Byington and Katelyn Doyle (South Bend). TJ — 31-4 — 1. Hannah Cook (Willapa Valley).

GIRLS GOLF

Bulldogs win

ELMA — Montesano registered its lowest team score of the season to top Ilwaco and Hoquiam in a three-way Southwest Washington 1A League contest Tuesday at Oaksridge Golf Course.

The Bulldogs totaled 197 strokes to beat the Fishermen by 43 and Hoquiam by 53 strokes.

Montesano’s Macey Wecker overcame a slow start to fire a 43 and take medalist honors for the ninth time this season. Teammate McKenna Miller, with a 47, broke 50 for the first time this season.

Brooke Bogdanovich led Hoquiam with a 57.

“Hoquiam has been improving rapidly all season,” Montesano coach Lloyd Aldrich noted. “We were fortunate to catch them on a bit of an off day.”

King’s Way Christian is the next opponent for both Montesano and Hoquiam. The Grizzlies host the Knights on Thursday. The Bulldogs travel to Vancouver to face King’s Way next Tuesday.

Montesano (197) — Macey Wecker 43, Glory Grubb 55, McKenna Miller 47, Mylaina Parker 52, Lauren Denholm 62, Morgan Malizia 62.

Hoquiam (250) — Bailey Smith 65, Josie Emery 62, Jordan Cox 70, Alex Elledge 67, Brooke Bogdanovich 57, Sandra Parks 66.

Ilwaco (240) — Aslyn Fisher 44, Madelyn Jacobson 65, Maddy Chabot 61, Faith Richardson 70, Emeri Wilson 89.