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By the Associated Press How they fared: Class 2B 1. Kalama (1-1) lost to Napavine 33-27. 2. Napavine (2-0) beat Kalama 33-27. 3. Onalaska (2-0) beat Amity 32-14. 4. Adna (2-0) beat Wahkiakum 39-21. 5. Toledo (2-0) beat Rainier 15-14. 6. Tri-Cities Prep (2-0) beat Kittitas 54-6. 7. Reardan (2-0) beat Davenport 6-0. 8. Chewelah (Jenkins) (0-2) lost to Liberty (Spangle) 35-13. 9. Colfax (2-0) beat Freeman 29-15. 10. Lake Roosevelt (1-0) beat Oroville 55-14. Class 1B 1. Odessa (2-0) beat Bridgeport 88-6. 2. Almira/Coulee-Hartline (2-0) beat Tacoma...
The Wahkiakum Mules volleyball team headed to Longview on Tuesday for a match with R.A. Long and lost to the Lumberjills in three sets, 18-25, 23-25, and 16-25. “It was a good learning night for us as we sort out lineups and potential positions,” Coach Kayli Hurley said. “We played some great defense and had some bright spots on offense. However we couldn’t string enough together in a row nor did we do a good job of stopping the Jills’ point runs.” Nai’a Freeman had eight kills. Jansi Merz ha...
The Wahkiakum Mule football team opened the 2019 season with a 54-21 loss to the Colfax Bulldogs last Friday. The game was part of a double header featuring the Napavine Tigers and Liberty Lancers. The teams met last year at the Mule Stadium in Cathlamet. And what a difference a year makes. Only two of the Mules had played in last year's victory over Colfax. The Mules have just two seniors, and most of last year's mainstays on the line and in the backfield are gone. The host Bulldogs piled up 35 points in the first quarter for a 35-7 lead; they...
Five Wahkiakum Mules cross country runners competed in the 2B Central League opener in Onalaska on Tuesday. They joined cross country teams from 12 other schools in southwest Washington. Senior Jamil Dimaano took 30th place in the boys’ 5,000 meter run with a time of 20:55.57. He was followed by junior Alex Tantum, who took 50th place with a time of 23:33.26. Freshman Kaiden Ray finished in 25:04.13 for 57th place. Sophomore Alexzandria Watkins took 39th place in the girls’ 5,000 meter run wit...
12 Warriors Football Schedule September 14 at Mossyrock 1 pm 19 MWP 26 at Toledo October 3 Mossyrock 10 at MWP 17 Toledo Home games in bold face. All games start at 6 pm unless otherwise stated. 2019 Warriors Volleyball Schedule September 9 at Napavine 5 pm 11 at Adna 5:45 pm 16 Winlock 5 pm 18 Toutle Lake 4 pm C, B, A 23 at Toledo 5 pm 25 Mossyrock 5 pm 30 at Rainier 4 pm October 7 at Kalama 5 pm 9 MWP 5 pm 14 at Onalaska 5 pm Home games in bold face. Mule Cross Country September 10 at Onalaska 11 at La Center Jamboree 18 at Vancouver 24 at...
With 27 players on the roster, the Wahkiakum Mule football team is ready to start the 2019 season. The Mules will leave school Thursday to travel across the state to take on the Colfax Bulldogs in a non-league game on Friday. They feature just two seniors with playing experience and a bunch of juniors and sophomores who are coming of age, and a couple freshmen who, says Coach Eric Hansen, "might surprise some people." Junior quarterback Kaden Anderson will lead the offense; he missed most of last season because of injury. Experienced running...
The 2019 Mules Golf season ending banquet was held on Sunday, preceded by a golf tournament including family and friends. The tournament was a four-person, nine-hole scramble. Tying for first place gross at seven under par were the teams of 1., David McNally, Steve McNally, John Dudley, and David Froode and 2., Tyler St. Onge, Logan LaBerge, William Guitron and Brody Carlson. Winning the handicapped division at nine under was the team of Pete LaBerge, Roy LaBerge and Mules golf coaches Nick Vavoudis and Eli McElroy. St. Onge captured the...
Wahkiakum High School sophomore Jansi Merz took second place in the discus at the State 2B Track and Field Meet at Eastern Washington University with a throw of 117-03, a new personal record. In the State Class 1B Track and Field Meet, several Naselle High School athletes received medals as well. For the girls, Echo Cenci took third place in the 400 meters with a time of 1:01.48. Lillian Zimmerman placed fourth in the shot put with a distance of 33-04.75. Sophie Scrabeck took fourth place in...
The Naselle Comets softball team suffered a loss on the first day of the State 1B Softball tournament in Yakima this weekend and never completely recovered, coming home without a medal. On Friday, the Comets lost to Inchelium, 18-5. They were able to hang on a little longer with a win against Taholah that day, 17-2, but ended their season with a loss to Pomeroy, 11-2, on Saturday morning....
The 2019 Wahkiakum Mules Golf Team hung on to the third place position they established on day one and won the third place state championship trophy to establish themselves as the best golf team in Wahkiakum school history. Captain Tyler St. Onge, who was within one stroke of the lead after 17 holes on day one and then within two strokes of second place on day two after nine holes, ran into a string of bogies between holes 12-15 and ultimately had to settle for the sixth place medal, shooting 157. Sophomore Logan LaBerge shot 43/43 for an 86 on...
Three seniors at Wahkiakum High School have signed letters of intent to play athletics at the collegiate level. Charlie Ashe will play basketball next season at South Puget Sound Community College in Olympia. Ashe received honorable mention in the All League Awards during her junior and senior years. Mule team awards include defensive player junior and senior year, Wahkiakum Captains Award, and most improved. Luke Brown will join his brother Zach on the baseball team at Modesto Junior College,...
Day 1 The Wahkiakum Mule golf team’s top two golfers from the district championship survived the first day cut at state tournament Tuesday among the top 20 players plus ties and have positioned themselves to capture a team trophy on day two Wednesday. Junior Tyler St. Onge shot a sensational 76 and tied for fourth, just three strokes off the lead held by the two time state champion, junior Blake Kukula of Ilwaco. Sophomore Logan LaBerge carded an 83, a personal best 18 hole score at Tumwater Valley Golf Course. Senior Zach Johnston missed t...
The Wahkiakum Mules baseball team ended their season in the first round of the State 2B tournament after losing 5-3 to Friday Harbor in Yelm on Saturday. “We had to fight a lot of adversity this year with injuries,” Coach Marc Niemeyer said. “Making it to state was a hard fought journey. "I had the honor and privilege to coach seniors Luke (Brown) and James (Anderson) for the past five seasons. They made it to state four years in a row and were huge contributors to putting Mule baseball back on...
The season ended for the Naselle Comets baseball team on Saturday in the opening round of the State 1B tournament with an 11-2 loss to Odessa. That same day, the Naselle Comet softball team won the District 4 1B title with an 18-2 win against Quilcene. The softball team will travel to Yakima this week, May 24-25 to compete in the State 1B softball tournament. They begin the double elimination tournament with a game against Inchelium at 1 p.m. on Friday....
Three Wahkiakum athletes and 18 students from Naselle High School are headed to the 1B, 2B, 1A State Track and Field Championships at Eastern Washington University in Cheney this week. The event begins today and ends on Saturday. At the 2B District 4 Championship at W.F. West High School in Chehalis last Friday, three Mules qualified for state competition. Boys had to finish in the top six places and girls had to place in the top seven. The Mules took 19th place in team competition with one...
The 2019 league champion Wahkiakum Mules failed to retain the district championship trophy and now will have to set their sights on a possible state trophy. Life Christian shot 72.5 to claim the district title. Wahkiakum had 63, Ilwaco 53.5, Kalama 22 and Adna 6. Three Mules punched their ticket to State: Tyler St. Onge shot 168 as individual runner-up; Logan LaBerge 178 for fifth place, and Zach Johnston hit 180 and finished sixth. Finishing 14th out of 30 places but not qualifying for state was William Guitron, 201, scoring seven team points...
With a trip to the state tournament already secured last week, the Wahkiakum Mules baseball team finished the District 4 2B tournament in fifth place after splitting games last week. On Friday, the Mules lost to Ocosta in Adna, 7-1. Pitcher Brody Carlson took the loss. He pitched four innings, faced 23 batters, and allowed four hits and four runs. He struck out two and walked six. Chance Cothren stepped up for one inning, facing seven batters and allowing two hits and three runs. He walked one....
The Wahkiakum Mules track and field team competed in the Central 2B League championships on Friday in Kalama. The Mules took 11th place out of 11 teams in boys’ competition with six points and seventh place out of 11 teams in girls’ competition with 52 points. Junior Jamil Dimaano was the only Mule to place in the top six in boys competition. He took fifth place in the 200 meters with a new personal record of 23.98. For the girls, up to sixth place: 400 meters—6. Megan Leitz 1:09.77; 300 meter...
The Naselle Comets baseball and softball teams are headed to state. While the softball team is just beginning their District 2/4 1B tournament today (Thursday), the baseball team has already won their district championship and will play in the first round of the state tournament on Saturday. The softball team finished first in league and begins the district tournament today against the winner of Wednesday’s Taholah/Rainier Christian game. Win or lose, they are guaranteed a top four finish on M...
The Wahkiakum Mule softball team ended their season last Wednesday with a 23-13 loss to South Bend. “It was a great game where everything came together,” Coach Stephanie Green said. “They are a great group of 11 girls and there was lots of improvement and growth. We are still trying to work through some tough spots, for instance, they seem to struggle for one inning. The rest of the innings they played like they knew exactly what to do at any given time....
The Wahkiakum Mule track and field team traveled to Napavine last Thursday for a Central 2B meet. The Mules took sixth place in boys’ competition with 21 points and fourth place in girls’ competition with 77 points. Results for the boys, reported up to sixth place: 100 meters—6. Jamil Dimaano 11.98; 200 meters—3. Dimaano 24.61; 3200 meters—3. Tucker Thomas 13:15.11, 6. Dai Vo 16:05.63; 4 x 100 meter relay—3. Thomas, Zach Brandon, Vo, Dimaano 50.18; Discus—6. Eli Moon 94-09.5. Results for the girls, reported up to sixth place: 300 meter hurdles...
Mules win two matches Submitted by WHS Golf Coach Nick Vavoudis Medalist Senior Zach Johnston shot 41 April 30 at Mint Valley Golf Course, Longview, and led the Mules intra-conference record in Southwest 2B conference to 10-1. Tyler St. Onge and Logan LaBerge tied for second at 45 while Elijah Doiron completed the four-man best score with a 52. Cole Shipman shot a 46 for home team Three Rivers Christian while Ben Comfort 45 and Josh Cordek 46 led the ever improving Life Christian Academy. The...
The Wahkiakum Mule baseball team is returning to the state tournament. District began last Saturday at Lower Columbia College, with a 10-0 Mule win against Raymond, ending the season for the Gulls. Luke Brown hit a triple and two doubles for the Mules, driving in two runs. James Anderson had two doubles and one run and Ashden Niemeyer hit a double and had two RBIs. Anderson got the win, striking out 13 batters and allowing one hit. The win put the Mules into the District 4 bracket against the...
The Wahkiakum Mules softball team dropped four more games this week, but the young team continues to show improvement all around. Last Wednesday, they lost a non-league game to Naselle 17-0. "The score does not show the great strides of improvement this group is making," Coach Stephanie Green said. "Pitching is coming along really well with Sydney Akinsuli and Jordyn Watson. We made a few errors that made the gap widen but the steps to making plays and improvement are noticeable." In Winlock on...
