Julian Campos, Gary Sherman and Will Boling all placed in the top 10 for the Aberdeen Bobcats at the 2A Evergreen Conference Championships on Wednesday at Pioneer Park in Tumwater.

Campos had the best finish of any Aberdeen runner at the meet, placing second in the 5K boys race with a time of 16:37.5.

Fellow senior Sherman placed fourth with a time of 17:07.7 while Boling, a junior, placed eighth with a time of 17:40.8.

Rounding out Aberdeen’s top five runners were senior Joel Nelson (19:17.4, 28th) and freshman Jacob Hallak (19:21.6, 30th).

The Bobcats scored 72 points to place third in the league, with Tumwater (40 points) and Shelton (61) placing first and second as a team, respectively.

Tumwater junior John Hoffer took the league title with a time of 16:14.9.

In the girls race, Aberdeen’s lone competitor, junior Aliyah Castro, placed 15th with a time of 24:28.2.

The Aberdeen boys JV team led by Jacob Allison (19:59.2, 3rd), Cristhian Armenta (20:14.5, 4th), Connor Reed (20:44.1, 7th) and Michael Hatton (20:56.5, 8th) won the league’s junior varsity title with 33 points, three better than second-place Rochester.

For full race results, visit athletic.net/CrossCountry/meet/198004/results.

GIRLS PREP SOCCER

Ocosta 8, Ilwaco 1

After a 15-day hiatus due to a district-wide COVID lockdown, the Ocosta Wildcats returned to the pitch on Wednesday, earning an 8-1 victory over Ilwaco in Westport.

Ocosta (5-4 overall, 2-1 2B Pacific) got on the board in the second minute when Kylee Denny scored off a rebound of a blocked shot.

Seven minutes later, Miki Ness connected with Natalie Carloza for a goal.

Maddie Schaeffer then sent a cross to Ness for a goal in the 25th minute followed by Trinity White stealing a pass and scoring in the 36th minute.

With Ocosta up 4-0 at the half, the Wildcats continued to control possession and pass effectively, and Ness was the beneficiary of the Wildcats performance. Ness scored three additional goals in the second half — two on assists from Kylee Denny and another on a feed from Meghan Denny — to give her four goals in the game.

White added an assist to her stat line when her direct free kick led to Nevaeh Smith’s first goal of the season to give Ocosta an 8-0 lead.

Ilwaco scored on a breakaway with five seconds left in stoppage time.

“I was concerned about how we would look after not playing for two weeks, but the girls were excited to be on the pitch again,” Ocosta head coach Mike Kings said. “We had a good focus and shared the ball extremely well. Ilwaco is to be commended for not giving up and playing hard throughout the game.”

Ilwaco 0 1 — 1

Ocosta 4 4 — 8

PREP VOLLEYBALL

South Bend 3, Ilwaco 0

South Bend kept pace with the top three teams in the 2B Pacific League with a 25-18, 25-17 and 25-14 victory on Wednesday in Ilwaco.

South Bend (5-6, 5-4 2B Pacific) was led by junior Makaylee Kuiken (14-14 service), senior Hannah Jewell (10 digs) and senior Reece Williams (9 digs, 7 kills).

“Tonight’s win felt great,” said South Bend head coach Kelsey Staats, whose team is now a half-game behind Northwest Christian for third place in the league standings. “We played our game and got it done.”

South Bend’s JV team won 25-22 and 25-22 on Wednesday.

South Bend 25 25 25 — 3

Ilwaco 18 17 14 — 0

BOYS PREP GOLF

Aberdeen results from Day 1 of district tournament

Charlie Ancich and Baylor Ainsworth both shot 91 over 18 holes in the first round of the two-day 2A District 4 Golf Tournament on Wednesday at the Riverside Golf Course in Chehalis.

Aberdeen — Charlie Ancich 91 (45, 46); Baylor Ainsworth 91 (46, 45); Logan Seguin 95 (52, 43); Luke Niemi 104 (52, 52); Hunter Eisele 105 (48, 57); Trevon Nichols 107 (54, 53).