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Compiled by Diana Zimmerman May 20: Wahkiakum at the 2B District Championship at W.F West in Chehalis Local track and field athletes will compete in the state Class 1B and 2B track and field meets this weekend at Eastern Washington University in Cheney. For the Wahkiakum Mules, Reigha Niemeyer and Wayne Harrison will compete. For the Naselle Comets, Derek Suomela, Josh Chadwick, Jayden Ding, Riley Thorsen, Brandon Kincaid, Tyler Kirkman, Malcolm Schell, Brayden Colombo, Trenton Stephens, Jacob Pakenen, Echo Cenci and Mylee Dunagan qualified...
Both the Naselle Comet baseball and softball teams will play in the state Class 1B tournaments this Friday and Saturday. The ladies are headed to the Gateway Sports Complex in Yakima. They open Friday, 12 noon, against DeSales of Walla Walla. The winner of that game advances to the semifinals at 4 p.m. that day against the winner of the Darrington-Liberty Christian matchup. The losers of the two games meet at 4 p.m. The winner of that game continues action on Saturday, 12 noon with a chance to reach the 3 p.m. game to determine third and...
Two Wahkiakum Mules baseball players received postseason honors after being named to all league teams. Junior Dominic Curl was named to the Central 2B League First Team, and junior Tanner Collupy joined the Central 2B League Second Team....
Naselle's Jason Harman watches his base hit sail into left centerfield which proves to be the game winner. Harman's single scored two runs in the process and the Comets clinched the 1B District 4 title against Mossyrock in the heavy rain and wind May 11 in South Bend. The 10-0 victory over the Vikings gives Naselle an opportunity to play in the state regionals which will be held this week in Ridgefield. Photo by Robert Hilson....
Naselle starting right hander Brynn Tarabochia was nearly perfect against Taholah on Monday afternoon in South Bend. The 2021 1B all coastal league superstar shut out the Chitwins with a marvelous performance. Tarabochia struck out nine, gave up only one hit and zero runs. The Comets went on to win the game 10-0 in five innings. Naselle will now wait for the WIAA to seed the rest of the 1B field for regional action next week. Photo by Robert Hilson....
Compiled by Diana Zimmerman May 13: Wahkiakum at Central 2B League Championships in Rainier Boys’ teams: Rainier 115, Toledo 102, Napavine 76, Morton/White Pass 73, Kalama 66, Onalaska 53, Adna 53, Stevenson 39, Winlock 31, Wahkiakum 25, Toutle Lake 23. 400m — 4. Landon Nielsen 54.01 PR, Shot put — 6. Gabe Moon 37-10.5, Discus — 4. Moon 134-1 PR, High jump — 1. Nielsen 5-8. Girls teams: Stevenson 120, Rainier 100.5, Kalama 87, Morton/White Pass 82, Adna 78.5, Toledo 62, Napavine 40.5, Wahkiakum 29, Toutle Lake 23, Onalaska 19.5, Winlock 1...
The Wahkiakum Mules baseball team saw their season end during the first round of district play on Saturday in a 7-2 loss to Toledo. “[Toledo was] able to jump out to an early lead on us, and we never quite found our rhythm to mount a comeback,” Coach Garrett Radcliffe said. “They threw their ace, arguably one of the top five pitchers in the league, for most the game and he was dealing.” "This year was tough.” said Mule junior Dominic Curl. “I'm still very happy that we made the tournament...
The Naselle Comet baseball team crushed the Oakville Acorns 17-0 in four innings on Monday in Oakville. The Comets had 14 hits, with Clay Bergeson getting four hits in four trips to the plate. Pitchers Joe Strange and Kolten Lindstrom didn't allow any for Oakville batters. The Comets played the Mossyrock Vikings yesterday (Wednesday) in Mossyrock for the Class 1B district title. The game was originally scheduled for Thursday, but, because of weather concerns, the date was changed after The Eagle went to press....
The Wahkiakum Lady Mules' softball season ended a little early with rainy days and a couple forfeited games. That’s the bad news, but the good news is that the young team picked up a bit of experience this year, and there is now a youth softball program in Wahkiakum County. The program will give athletes a chance to play for three or four seasons before they reach high school, and make a big difference to Mule teams in the future. Coach Garrett Miller and his returning players are already l...
Comet eighth-grader Sadie Kilponen gets full extension with her swing and hits a line-drive off the end of the bat knocking in two runs and putting Naselle up 11-3 in early game action. The Bulldogs would make a valiant comeback and eventually tie the game in the seventh inning. But Kilponen came up big once again, and in the bottom of the seventh inning she drove a fast ball through the infield and her walk-off base hit won the game for the Comets 15-14 in Naselle on Tuesday evening. Photos by...
Compiled by Diana Zimmerman May 3: Wahkiakum at the Pirate Classic Girls teams: Adna 103, Toledo 91, Morton/White Pass 78, Ocosta 52, Pe Ell 38, Wahkiakum 35, Winlock 28, Onalaska 22, Wishkah Valley 17, Washington School for the Deaf 12. 400m — 3. Megan Leitz 1:09.59 PR. Shot put — 2. Reigha Niemeyer 26-02.5, 4. Lilian Hale 24-08.5. Javelin — 1. Niemeyer 110-6 PR. Long jump — 5. Hale 12-0.75. Boys teams: Toledo 151, Morton/White Pass 102, Onalaska 85, Adna 74, Pe Ell 53, Wahkiakum 48, Ocosta 44, Winlock 42, Washington School for the Deaf 6,...
Compiled by Diana Zimmerman April 28: Naselle High School and Wahkiakum High School at a Central 2B Meet in Cathlamet Boys teams: Naselle 91, Elma 48, Wahkiakum 20, Toledo 18. Boys: 100m—1. (N) Trenton Stephens 11.8 PR, 3. (N) Derek Suomela 12.3, 5. (N) Brandon Kincaid 12.8, 6. (N) Josh Chadwick 12.9. 200m—2. (N) Jayden Ding 25.7 PR. 400m— 1. (W) Landon Nielsen 54.4 PR, 2. (N) Malcolm Schell 59.1 PR, 3. (N) Kincaid 1:03.6. 800m — 1. (N) Suomela 2:26, 3. (N) Jacob Pakenen 2:40.5, 6. (W) Daniel Spisla-Hongel 2:43.7. 1600m — 1. (N) Pakenen 5...
The Wahkiakum Mules softball team lost three games this week. On Wednesday, they lost to Kalama at home, 16-5. Reigha Niemeyer went 2 for 3 at the plate and had an RBI. Alaya Cripe also went 2 for 3. Evelyn Hogue went 1 for 2 with one walk and scored two runs. On Monday, the Lady Mules lost two in a double header in Winlock, 19-9 and 19-5. Miya Kerstetter went 2 for 2 at the plate with one RBI in the first game, and Breyonna Montgomery was 2 for 2 with three RBIs in the second game. Wahkiakum...
The Wahkiakum Mules baseball team learned all about second chances this week and made the most of an all out two game battle on Tuesday to clinch the remaining berth to the district tournament. Last Wednesday, the Mules beat Stevenson at home, 10-0. Junior Tanner Collupy threw all five innings, striking out nine. "I felt really good and my curveball was working well," Collupy said. "It felt really good to go out there and pitch and for the team to pick up a much needed win." On Friday, a win...
Despite two losses to two of the Central 2B league's top teams in the last week, the Wahkiakum Mules baseball team remains committed to this season of growth. On Friday, the Mules headed to the fields at Lower Columbia College to take on Toutle Lake and celebrate their lone senior this season, Elijah Cothren. The Mules lost 12-2. "Mule pitching was excellent," Coach Garrett Radcliffe said, "with junior Tanner Collupy consistently hitting the strike zone and Dominic Curl doing the same. However,...
Thanks to a rainy spring, the Wahkiakum Mules softball team hasn’t had too many opportunities to play. Last Thursday’s game against Rainier was postponed, but the Lady Mules did get to travel to Napavine on Monday, where they lost 15-0. Bright spots were Reigha Niemeyer, who went 2-2 at the plate, and Breyonna Montgomery and Miya Kerstetter, who went 1-2, Coach Garrett Miller said. The Lady Mules hosted Kalama yesterday (Wednesday), and expected to travel to Winlock on Monday...
April 21: Naselle High School at the Daily A Invitational in Astoria. Boys teams: Astoria 149, Naselle 117.5, Tillamook 114, Warrenton 112, Seaside 52, Knappa 52, Jewell 41.5 Naselle boys: 100m—5. Riley Thorsen 12.81. 200m—1. Trenton Stephens 24.54. 800m—4. Derek Suomela 2:19.74. 110m hurdles—1. Josh Chadwick 18.41. 300m hurdles—4. Chadwick 47.63. 4x100m relay—4. Chadwick, Elmer Toftemark, Tyler Kirkman, Suomela 50.42. 4x400m relay—5. Chadwick, Malcolm Schell, Suomela, Stephens 3:59.89. Shot put—6. Kirkman 35-5. Discus—2. Kirkman 119-9, 6....
The Wahkiakum Mules joined six other teams at Toutle Lake for a league track meet last Thursday. The Mules took second place in boys’ competition with 70.5 points, while the Lady Mules took sixth place in girls’ competition with 32 points. Landon Nielsen won the javelin with a throw of 148-07, a personal record. He also took first place in the high jump, clearing 5-08, and took second place in the shot put with a throw of 34-05.5. Gabe Moon had personal records in all his events that day. He...
Baseball games were delayed by weather more than once in the past week, but the Wahkiakum Mules were still able to get in a little playing time. They lost 16-6 to the Napavine Tigers on Saturday. "It was our first game in over two weeks, and we certainly looked rusty," Coach Garrett Radcliffe said. "Errors cost us big time, as Napavine jumped out 8-0 in the first inning. Tanner Collupy and Dominic Curl did very well pitching for us, but the defense just wasn't there." "We have Winlock and...
A young Wahkiakum Mules softball team may not be getting wins yet, but that doesn't keep the blessings from coming. When they didn't have enough players to field a game against Naselle recently, one Comet player after another took a position for them so the game could go on, giving the Lady Mules a chance to enjoy some play time and practice their skills. Last Friday, the Lady Mules suffered a 19-0 loss to Adna, the league powerhouse, according to Coach Garrett Miller. "We got some experience...
Above: Comet shortstop Jack Strange knocks in a run with this line-drive single and Naselle goes up 4-3 in the sixth inning. The Comets would hold on to beat The Fisherman of Ilwaco, 9-6, on a cold blustery day in Long Beach last Saturday. Right: Naselle's Kolten Lindstrom strikes out Ilwaco's Xavier Smith and gets the win for the Comets. Photo by Robert Hilson....
Comet right-hander Kolten Lindstrom started on the mound against the Raymond/South Ravens last Thursday afternoon and was literally unhittable as he struck out seven, and did not give up a hit or a run in three complete innings of work. Naselle's offense did the rest as they put up 12 runs against the Ravens and won the contest 12-0 in 5 innings. The Comets go to 5-1 and are proving to be one of the toughest 1B teams in the state. Photos by Robert Hilson...
Photos by Ian Brandon The Wahkiakum Mules softball team officially started their season with two games this week. They traveled north to play Morton/White Pass on Thursday and lost 18-3. "It was our first real game of the year," Coach Garrett Miller said. Reigha Niemeyer hit a triple and scored one run for the Lady Mules. She also struck out two batters from the mound. Alaya Cripe stepped in to relieve Niemeyer and struck out four Timberwolves in the final two innings. On Friday, the team...
Photos by Todd Wilson The Wahkiakum Mules baseball team started adding to their win column last week, beating Rainier on the road and Naselle at home. On the road last Thursday, the Mules beat the Timberwolves 17-5. Junior Dominic Curl pitched all five innings, striking out nine and walking four. "It felt really good to go out on the mound and compete," Curl said. "I was really feeling my off speed stuff, so I went with that early. The team helped me by getting runs on the board early. While...
