Established as The Skamokawa Eagle in 1891
Established as The Skamokawa Eagle in 1891
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NHS Boys Baseball March 21 at MMK 4:00pm 25 Oakville 4:00pm 28 at Wishkah 4:00pm 29 Winlock 4:00pm April 01 at Naches 1:00pm 02 at Naches 3:00pm 11 at Lake Quinault 4:00pm 12 at Ocosta 4:00pm 15 Mary M Knight 4:00pm 18 at Oakville 4:00pm 20 Pe Ell Willapa Valley 12:00pm 22 Wishkah 4:00pm 24 at Wahkiakum 4:00pm 29 Ocosta 4:00pm 30 at Winlock 4:00pm May 7, 9, 11 District Playoffs TBA 18 Regionals TBA 24-25 State Playoffs TBA NHS Girls Fast Pitch March 25 Oakville 4:00pm 28 at Wishkah April 08 at Taholah 4:00pm 11 at Lake Quinault 4:00pm 13 at...
The Naselle Comets boys basketball team survived the gauntlet of Wednesday's loser out games at the State 1B tournament in Spokane but losses on the following two days brought them home without a trophy for 2019. The first game was a nail biter, with Naselle beating Garfield Palouse, 54-51. Gar-Pal was ahead at the half 23-20, but the Comets outscored them 21-14 in the third quarter and managed to hold on till the final buzzer. Corey Gregory led the Comets with 18 points. Ethan Lindstrom added...
Mt. Vernon Christian ended the Naselle Comets girls basketball team season on Wednesday on the first day of competition at the State 1B tournament in Spokane, 29-19. In a tight, defensive loser out game, the Comets led 9-8 after one quarter, but Mt. Vernon outscored them 12-3 in the second quarter to take command of the game. Kenzie Glenn had eight points and 11 rebounds. Lilli Zimmerman scored four points and had seven rebounds Jackie Steenerson added three points. Bella Colombo and Lauren...
Class 1B Boys Finals 1st/2nd: Sunnyside Christian 54, Yakama Tribal 45 3rd/5th: Muckleshoot Tribal 68, Almira/Coulee/Hartline 44 4th/6th: Odessa 63, Oakesdale 45 Naselle Comets beat Garfield-Palouse 54-51 on Wednesday, lost 54-37 to ACH on Thursday and lost again 68-52 to Oakesdale on Friday and were eliminated. Class 1B Girls Finals 1st/2nd: Colton 51, Pomeroy 43 3rd/5th: Neah Bay 67, Almira/Coulee/Hartline 56 4th/6th: Sunnyside Christian 45, Mt. Vernon Christian 26 Naselle Lady Comets lost 29-19 to Mt. Vernon Christian on Wednesday and were...
Photos for The Eagle by Chris Johnson The Wahkiakum Mules girls basketball team took third place at the State 2B tournament in Spokane on Saturday. Nerves were the likely culprit in the Lady Mules' quarterfinal win against South Bend, 44-21, when Wahkiakum was held to only 16 points in the first half. Macie Elliott led the team with 13 points. Charlie Ashe had eight points, six rebounds, and three assists. Ellie Leitz had six points and 10 rebounds. Paige Mace scored six points and four steals....
Before a big crowd at Mark Morris High School on Saturday, the Wahkiakum Mules girls basketball team showed why they were the number one ranked 2B team in the state, overwhelming the Rainier 74-13 Lady Mountaineers in regional basketball tournament play. "Last night's game was a blast," Coach Rob Garrett said. "The girls were locked in and were great at the tiny details, something we've really been focusing on this week. It was a great team win to give us some momentum heading over to Spokane."...
The Naselle Comets boys basketball team traveled to Ellensburg for a regional game on Saturday to face Sunnyside Christian, the number one 1B seed in the state. The Comets lost 57-39. On Wednesday, Naselle began the 1B state tournament in Spokane against Garfield-Palouse. A score was not available by the time the paper went to press. It was a loser out game. If the Comets won, they will take on seventh seed Almira-Coulee-Hartline on Thursday at 9 p.m. Lady Comets tally victory Three quarters in...
Wahkiakum alum Baylee Olsen is headed to post season play with the California State University San Marcos basketball team. Olsen, a senior guard for the Cougars, is averaging 6.5 points and 3.5 rebounds per game. She scored 15 points in a win against Concordia of California and 13 points against Humboldt State. She still holds the Great Northwest Athletic Conference Division 2 record for the most consecutive three’s in a game with seven, and the record for most consecutive three’s without a mis...
Wahkiakum alum Peyton Souvenir, a sophomore guard for the Lewis and Clark State College women's basketball team, was slowed down but not stopped by some knee issues this season. She missed a bit of preseason training and some early games but after cortisone shots, special knee braces, and intense and ongoing physical therapy, Souvenir is working on finding her groove again. Souvenir has played in 28 games this season, averaging 19.3 minutes, 5.6 points per game, and 3.2 assists per game. She...
The Wahkiakum High School first semester honor roll for the 2018-19 school year has been announced. The following students earned a 4.0 GPA: Kaden Anderson, Cory Grangroth, Emmi Grangroth, Elizabeth Leitz, Jake Leitz, Megan Leitz, Daniel Martin, Jansi Merz, Gabriel Moon, Hannah Musick and Nalani Schultz. 9th Grade: Margaret Ames, Henri Bassi, Wyatt Bruntmyer, Courtney Carlson, Juliah Clark, Elijah Cothren, Cooper Grasseth, Jerimyah Johnson, Landon Luce, Anthony Mellis, Cayden Mendez, Emerald Niemela, Sierra Tover, Colten Vik, Alexzandria...
The Wahkiakum Mules girls basketball team became the 2019 District 4 2B Champions after beating Ilwaco on Saturday night, 64-51, before a huge crowd at W.F. West High School in Chehalis. Ilwaco brought the rough, and the Lady Mules took lots of tumbles in probably one of their most physical games this year. Ilwaco's physicality kept them in the game for three quarters, but it wasn't enough in the end. Coach Rob Garrett was in such a good mood after the game, it took him a moment to gather his...
Five Wahkiakum wrestlers headed to the 31st Mat Classic, the state wrestling tournament at the Tacoma Dome, this weekend. They were eighth grader Kaiden Ray, ninth grader Cayden Mendez, sophomores Braxton Johns and Jenna Mellis, and junior Jamil Dimaano. "It was a great tournament overall," Coach Frankie Mendez said. "We have a young team, and will be returning every state participant next year. Jamil Dimaano, a first year wrestler, wrestled great. He lost a couple close matches to top state...
The Wahkiakum Mule boys basketball team put up a valiant fight to extend their season in district play last Friday, but Napavine was just too much and won the loser out game 57-51. “It was a tough loss for the guys,” Coach Todd Souvenir said. “We really worked hard and followed the game plan. On the defensive end we just couldn’t control the glass and limit them to one shot which ended up costing us.” The Mules trailed by six at the half, but pulled even with the Tigers in the third. “In the f...
Class 1B Boys Feb. 9 Naselle 80, Mary Knight 40 Taholah 74, Firm Foundation 37 Feb. 14 Championship: Naselle 82, Taholah 49 3rd./4th: Mary Knight 59, Firm Foundation 47 Naselle and Taholah go to Regional Tournament Class 1B Girls Feb. 9 Naselle 45, Mary Knight 38 Taholah 56, Columbia Adventist 52 Feb. 14 Championship: Taholah 64, Naselle 38 Col. Adventist 63, Mary Knight 42 Feb. 16 2nd./3rd.: Naselle 60, Col. Adventist 54 Taholah and Naselle go to Regional Tournament Class 2B Girls Feb. 13 Wahkiakum 612, South Bend 25 Ocosta 65, Chief Leschi...
“The best laid plans of mice and men” can be upset by winter weather. It is certainly causing trouble for the Washington Interscholastic Activities Association District 4 2B and 1B basketball tournaments. Every day there has been another postponement, due to weather. The Wahkiakum Mules girls basketball team’s first district game was scheduled for Saturday, February 9, but as of Tuesday night, they still hadn’t played. It was the same for both of the Naselle teams, boys and girls. Fingers...
After beating South Bend in the opening round of district play, the Wahkiakum Mules boys basketball team traveled to Rochester last Thursday to take on the number three Pacific League team, Willapa Valley. The Mules lost 48-33 to the Vikings and moved into the loser bracket of the double elimination tournament. “We really struggled in the second quarter offensively and dug a hole for ourselves against a very good Valley team,” Coach Todd Souvenir said. “I thought the guys did everything I could...
There has been an obvious downside to the bad weather, but it also created an opportunity for several Wahkiakum Mule wrestlers when regional tournaments were canceled. Five Mules will join wrestlers from nearly 300 teams around the state to compete in a 32-person Mat Classic bracket at the Tacoma Dome this weekend. Eighth grader Kaiden Ray, at 126 pounds, will face Tristen Wood, an eighth grader from Almira-Coulee-Hartline in his first round. The winner will take on 10th grader Cody Field of...
Last week, a fight broke out in the second quarter of a game that would decide seventh place for the Pacific League. It was a season ender for the two teams involved in the incident, North Beach and Chief Leschi; both were disqualified. The ninth place South Bend team moved into seventh place and into the district bracket against the Wahkiakum Mules. And on Tuesday, the Wahkiakum Mules boys beat South Bend 65-49 at home in the first round of the district tournament. "Luke (Brown) carried us in...
The Wahkiakum Mules girls basketball team ended their regular season with a joyful noise and an 84-31 win last Wednesday. The Mules were undefeated in Central League games and claimed the league championship. "Being senior night, we wanted to send those girls out the right way," Coach Rob Garrett said. "I was not only so proud of them, I was proud of my bench and other players who normally get to play a lot. There wasn't one time I saw a pouty face, they were just excited for their seniors to ge...
The Wahkiakum Mules boys basketball team won three games this week and secured sixth place in the Central 2B league. The Mules hosted Onalaska last Wednesday and won, 62-52. "I thought the guys stepped up to the challenge and met the goal of a minimum of five rebounds each and most important, limiting the bigger Loggers to seven offensive rebounds," Coach Todd Souvenir said. "Both Logan (LaBerge) and Brody (Carlson) stepped up in the fourth quarter making some clutch shots scoring 17 of our 23...
The Wahkiakum Mules girls basketball team won three more games on the road this week to bring their record to 9-0 in league, 18-1 overall. They retain first place in the Washington Interscholastic Activities Association statewide ranking for girls’ 2B basketball. Last Thursday, the Lady Mules beat the Indians 44-24 in Toledo. “Not our best night shooting,” Coach Rob Garrett said, “but it was nice to see the defense step up especially in the second half. I thought Charlie (Ashe) and Ellie (...
Unofficial League Standings District tournament starts Effective Jan. 28 Central 2B -Girls Conf. Overall W L W L Wahkiakum 9 0 18 1 Rainier 8 1 18 1 Adna 7 2 14 5 Toledo 6 3 13 6 Kalama 5 4 7 11 Mossyrock 5 4 7 11 Onalaska 4 5 11 8 Napavine 3 6 6 13 Toutle Lake 2 8 3 15 Winlock 1 8 5 14 Mort-Wh Pass 0 9 1 18 Pacific 2B - Girls Conf. Overall W L W L Ilwaco 17 0 18 1 Ocosta 15 2 15 4 Willapa Valley 13 4 15 4 South Bend 11 6 11 8 Raymond 10 6 11 7 Chief Leschi 5 10 8 10 North Beach 5 11 5 13 Pe Ell 5 12 5 14 NW Christian 1 15 1 18 Life Christian 0...
Wahkiakum Lady Mule Macie Elliott on Wednesday was named one of the Washington Interscholastic Activities Association athletes of the week. Elliott led the Mules to three victories (Mossyrock, Toledo, and Onalaska) in the past week with a combined total of 55 points, 23 rebounds, 10 assists, and eight steals. She is a senior....
College students enrolled in an institution of higher education in Washington state could receive compensation for their athletic services, should House Bill 1084 become law. The proposed bill is sponsored by Reps. Drew Stokesbary, R-Auburn and Jesse Young, R-Gig Harbor. “It has been famously remarked that states are laboratories of democracy,” said Stokesbary at a public hearing on Jan. 23. The Republican legislator believes HB 1084 would put the infamous quote to use. According to the bill, students could reserve the right to hire agents to...
The Wahkiakum Mules boys basketball team split games last week. The Mules traveled to Adna last Wednesday and lost 67-36. Luke Brown scored 11 points to lead the Mules. Brody Carlson and K.C. Beery added eight points each. Logan LaBerge had five points. Evan Quigley and Quentin Nelson finished the game with two points apiece. Mules 11 11 14 0 --36 Pirates 21 11 19 13 --67 On Friday in front of a home crowd, the Mules pulled ahead of the Rainier Mountaineers and never looked back, winning 59-47....
