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A young Wahkiakum Mules softball team suffered two more losses this week, but remain determined to master a sport that is still relatively new to them. Last Wednesday, the Mules lost 18-0 to Toledo at home and this Monday, they took on Napavine and though they were able to score, they lost 23-3. The Mules traveled to Oakville on Tuesday, and head to Kalama on Thursday. Next Monday they will play Winlock in a double-header at home....
The Wahkiakum Mules track and field team joined seven area teams in Winlock for a league meet last Tuesday. In team competition, the girls earned eight points and took sixth place out of seven teams, and the boys earned 40 points and tied with Toutle Lake for fifth place. Top six finishers for the boys include: 200 meters — 5. Declan Hendricks 25.5; 400 meters — 1. Landon Nielsen 55.31; 800 meters — 5. Daniel Spisla-Hongel 2:35.24; Shot put — 3. Nielsen 38-5; Javelin — 3. Spisla-Ho...
Submitted by Coach Andrew Weiler Winlock hosted the Wahkiakum Mules golf team last Wednesday at Newaukum Golf Course in Chehalis. The Wahkiakum boys had the lowest team score of the day, 196. Kyler Sause led the field with a 40, followed by Sebastian Britt, 44, Zakk Carlson, 51, and Harley Popp, 61. Winlock shot 245 as a team. The Wahkiakum girls were unopposed and did not have enough golfers to qualify a team score. Avrey Wiltse-Hiatt led the girls with a 46, followed by Brie Cothren, 57, and Jessie Lefever, 61. The Mules hosted a match on...
Senior Basketball high achiever, Lauren Katyryniuk, from Naselle/GRV School District, was recently chosen as the top player of the year for District #1. This photo shows Lauren signing with Lower Columbia College for basketball with all her family around her. Photo from NGRV School District Facebook page....
By Diana Zimmerman The Wahkiakum Mules baseball team won one and lost three this week, bringing their overall record to 3-9 and league record to 3-7. They started with two losses in a double header at home on Wednesday against Toutle Lake, first 12-1 and then 16-2. "While these were certainly losses on the scoreboard, I feel we showed a lot of growth against a great Toutle Lake squad," Coach Garrett Radcliffe said. "They threw their aces at us, and with arguably the best pitchers in the league,...
By Diana Zimmerman The Naselle Comets track team competed at 2B/1B Meet in South Bend on Thursday with seven other teams. Naselle scored 36 points to take sixth place in girls’ competition, and 56 points to take sixth place in boys’ competition. The top six finishers for the boys include: 800 meters — 1. Derek Suomela 2:16.83; 1600 meters — 6. Jacob Pakenen 5:51.13; 4x100 meter relay — 6. Tyler Kirkman, Justin Moncy, Brayden Colombo, Jayden Ding 51.68; 4x400 meter relay — 3. Ding, Pakenen, Moncy, Suomela 4:16.21; Shot put — 4. Kirkman 39-7;...
The Wahkiakum Mules softball team hosted Adna on Thursday, and lost 22-3, bringing their overall record to 0-7. Evelynn Miller went 2-2 with an RBI and a run scored, Coach Garrett Miller said, and Audrey Morton also drove in a run. On the mound, Alaya Cripe struck out two Pirates. Monday’s scheduled game in Toledo was moved to Tuesday, and the Mules travel again on Thursday to Rainier....
Last Wednesday, Wahkiakum hosted Ilwaco and Winlock at Skyline Golf Course. The Wahkiakum boys had the lowest team score of the day and the season, 167, and were seven strokes away from the team's all-time lowest regular season score. Brodie Avalon led the field with a 40, followed by Kyler Sause, 41, Sebastian Britt, 42, Zakk Carlson who played in his first match of the year, 44, and Harley Popp, 55. The Ilwaco boys shot 216 as a team and Winlock shot 245. The Wahkiakum girls ended the day with a team score of 239 but fell short of the Ilwaco...
Parents, students, neighbors and friends came together last Saturday to raise Autism awareness and generate funds for a Sensory Room at J.A. Wendt Elementary for children with special needs. In just a little over four hours, the volunteers raised $532 selling baked goods and concessions. The afternoon started with a show of support from the Wahkiakum Mules Varsity Baseball Team who, thanks to Coach Garrett Radcliffe, were wearing special warm up shirts, highlighting the Wahkiakum Autism Mule pat...
The Naselle Comet track team traveled to Raymond to compete with three other teams in the Henrie-Weisel Tri-District Meet on Thursday, April 6. Top six finishers for Naselle boys include: 200 meters — 3. Derek Suomela 25.29, 6. Jayden Ding 26.38; 400 meters — 1. Suomela 54.73, 3. Justin Moncy 1:01.29, 6. Jason Gardner 1:04.28; Shot put — 3. Tyler Kirkman 39-4; Discus — 2. 127-1.5, 5. Brayden Colombo 112-3; Javelin — 1. Colombo 138-10, 6. Kirkman 112-5; High jump — 3. Suomela 5-6; Pole vault...
Last week, Wahkiakum Mule baseball player Tanner Collupy was selected as a WIAA Athlete of the Week. The senior was honored by the WIAA after he pitched a complete six inning game during a double header at Morton/White Pass on March 20th. Collupy struck out 12 batters and only gave up three hits and one walk in the 7-0 shutout victory. On offense, he went 1-for-1 with three RBIs and two walks. Collupy hit a line drive that became an inside-the-park home run during the fourth inning of the...
The Wahkiakum Mules lost two games with Napavine last week, bringing their overall record to 2-6. On Wednesday, the Mules hosted the Tigers and lost 10-3. “Senior Tanner Collupy started on the mound for us and pitched five innings, giving up seven runs,” Coach Garrett Radcliffe said. “Freshman Parker Leitz came in as relief and pitched one and 1/3 innings. The game was back and forth, tied 2-2 in the fourth inning and the Tigers were able to rally after Collupy pitched a rare three-pitch innin...
The Wahkiakum Mules softball team lost two games to Morton/White Pass last week, bringing their overall record to 0-6. The Mules hosted the Timberwolves in a double header last Thursday and the final score for both games was 16-4. The Mules will return to play after spring break when they host Adna on Thursday, April 13....
The Wahkiakum Mules track team traveled to Adna on Friday for a 1B/2B/1A meet with six other teams. The boys scored 28 points for a seventh place finish in team competition, and the girls finished with one point and seventh place. Top six finishers for the boys include: 200 meters — 5. Declan Hendricks 26.21 PR; 400 meters — 2. Landon Nielsen 56.68; Shot put — 2. Nielsen 40; Javelin — 5. Nielsen 115-5; Long jump — 2. Nielsen 18-2 PR. Top six finishers for the girls include: 200 meters — 6. Jade...
Submitted by Coach Andrew Weiler Last Wednesday, Wahkiakum High School’s golf team matched up against Ilwaco and Mary M. Knight’s boys and girls at Skyline Golf Course in Cathlamet. Sebastian Britt was the medalist of that round with a 39, followed by Brodie Avalon, who shot a 42. Kyler Sause had a score of 50, while Isaiah Pena finished with 66 and Harley Popp shot a 68. Overall the Mule boys had the lowest team score of 197, followed by Ilwaco with 222, and Mary M. Knight who had too few players to qualify for a team score. The Wahkiakum gir...
By Diana Zimmerman A young Wahkiakum Mules softball team lost three games this week, bringing their record to 0-4. Last Tuesday, the Mules lost a double header in Raymond, 16-1 and 21-0, and on Wednesday the team traveled to Naselle and lost 18-3. They host Morton/White Pass on Thursday, and will take the following week off for Spring Break....
The Wahkiakum Mules track team attended a 1B/2B/1A meet in Onalaska last Thursday along with five other teams from around the region. Top six finishers for the Mule boys include: 200 meters — 5. Declan Hendricks 26.7; 400 meters — 2. Landon Nielsen 56.94; 800 meters — 5. Daniel Spisla-Hongel 2:42.35; Shot put — 1. Nielsen 42-6; Discus — 5. Marek Wynn 85-5; Javelin — 4. Nielsen 97-2; Long jump — 1. Nielsen 18, 6. Spisla-Hongel 13-4. Top six finishers for the Mule girls include: 200 meters — 5. J...
The Wahkiakum Mules swept a doubleader at Morton/Whte Pass last week 7-0, 9-7. These photos arrived too late for last week's paper....
The Wahkiakum Mule track team started their season on Thursday at a 1B/2B/1A meet in Kalama competing against teams from Adna, Elma, Morton/White Pass and Toledo. Only one Mule, senior Landon Nielsen, placed in the top six in any event, and he lead the Mule boys to a sixth place finish with 18 points. 200 meters — 6. Landon Nielsen 25.3; 400 meters — 3. Nielsen 59.26; Shot put — 1. Nielsen 37-05.5; Javelin — 2. Nielsen 125-09. The Mules travel to Onalaska Thursday (today) for another 1B/2B/1A meet. The Naselle track team participated in a 1B...
The Wahkiakum Mules softball team hosted Naselle in their home opener on Friday, and lost to the Comets, 29-8. “Eighth grader Evelyn Miller took the varsity mound for the first time ever and showed good composure and some great defense, compiling six putouts while racking up three strikeouts over three innings,” Coach and proud father Garrett Miller said. On offense for the Mules, Evelyn Hogue was one for two at the plate with one RBI. The Mules traveled to Raymond for a double header on Tue...
Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) shellfish managers on Wednesday afternoon confirmed coastal razor clam digging reopens at Long Beach on Thursday, March 23, in addition to digs planned at Twin Harbors, Copalis and Mocrocks. “For the first time this razor clam season, domoic acid toxicity is below closure levels coastwide in Washington,” said Bryce Blumenthal, a WDFW coastal shellfish biologist. “We still have plenty of harvestable nice-sized razor clams on all beaches for some equally great digging during the first daylight low...
The Wahkiakum Mules baseball team started their season with a 9-1 loss to Naselle on Monday. With wet weather expected, the game was moved to Astoria to play on a turf field. “Naselle is the defending state champs in their classification,” Mule Coach Garrett Radcliffe said, “and we had a very young inexperienced lineup due to players being ineligible for various reasons.” “We were able to jump out to an early 1-0 lead thanks to some great small-ball from the top of their lineup,” Radcliffe said. “A number of defensive errors allowed Nasel...
STILL WINTER--Waking up to a dusting of snow last week and seeing temperatures still dipping below freezing with more cold and wet weather to come this week, has definitely reminded me that winter is still here! I’m sure we’re all looking forward to spring and warmer weather but considering I’ve seen it snow here in April I don’t think warmth is necessarily coming as it’s definitely not a guarantee around these parts! SPECIAL DAYS--Those celebrating birthdays from March 9-15 are Gretchen Mahitka, Mark Whitaker, Azery Gribskov, Gladys Mace, Kenn...
The Wahkiakum High School Mules Baseball Team recently partnered with the baseball apparel and lifestyle company Baseballism for a team fundraiser. Baseballism hosted hundreds of programs from across the country for their “Fundraiser February” campaign. The company assigned codes for programs to distribute. This code would give users 15% off their order, and from that 20% is kicked back to the program. “The fundraiser just ended, so we don’t yet have our totals. But, for a small, rural program like ours to finish 19th in the standings the way...
