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Established as The Skamokawa Eagle in 1891
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The Naselle Comets won their first two games in the State 1B baseball tournament on Saturday, and will face number one ranked DeSales in the semifinals at 1 p.m. on Friday, May 26 at Johnson-O’Brien Stadium in Ephrata. If the Comets win, they will go on to play in the State Championship game the following day at 4 p.m. If they lose, they will play the following day for third and fourth place at 10 a.m. Both games will be played in Ephrata. The Comets started the state tournament with a 4-3 w...
The Wahkiakum Mules track team joined 10 other teams at the Central 2B League Championship in Kalama on Friday, May 12. The Mules took ninth place in boys competition with 20 points, but did not place in girls competition. Landon Nielsen, a senior on the team, was the only qualifier for the District 4 Championship, which takes place at W.F. West in Chehalis on Friday, May 19. Nielsen qualified in three events, the 400 meters, the shot put, and the high jump. He took fifth place in the 400 meters...
By Diana Zimmerman The Naselle Comets are headed to the opening round of the State 1B baseball tournament, while the softball team is still finishing up the district tournament this week. After losing a 1B District 4 game 4-3 to Mossyrock on May 11, the Comets had to win a 1B District 1/2/4 crossover game on May 13 to continue their season. They got the win, beating Rainier Christian 23-0. The Comets will face Crosspoint in a loser out game on May 20 at noon at Larson Playfield in Moses Lake....
The Wahkiakum Mules softball team played their final two games of the season last week. They traveled to Ilwaco on Tuesday, where they lost 27-0, and to Onalaska on Wednesday, where they lost 20-1. The young team finished the season with an overall record of 1-17 and a conference record of 0-10, but they also celebrated the selection of two athletes to the All League second team, Alaya Cripe and Evelynn Miller....
Last Wednesday, the Adna Pirates hosted Wahkiakum’s golf team at Riverside Golf Course in Chehalis in their last regular season match. Adna’s boys outscored Wahkiakum 184 - 224. The Wahkiakum boys were led by Sebastian Britt, 43, followed by Zakk Carlson, 57, Brodie Avalon, 57, and Harley Popp, 67. The Wahkiakum girls were unopposed. Avrey Wiltse-Hiatt led the girls with a 52....
Want to see retiring Wahkiakum teacher and coach Jeff Rooklidge throw out the first pitch at a Cowlitz Brown Bears baseball game? Now’s your chance to help raise money for the Mule baseball team and watch the Bears play the Walla Walla Sweets on June 28 at Story Field in Longview. Tickets can be purchased until June 27 at https://fevogm.com/event/Wahkiakumhs/offer....
Track and Field By Diana Zimmerman The Comets joined five other teams on Tuesday at the Pacific County Invite in Ilwaco on Tuesday, May 2. Naselle scored 74 points to take fourth in girls competition and 88 points to take third in boys competition. Top six finishers for the boys include: 400 meters — 1. Derek Suomela 53.77; 800 meters — 1. Suomela 2:21.2, 5. Caesar Garcia 2:47.98; 4x100 meter relay — 4. Reilly Browning, Andy Rosas, Garcia, Logan Wirkkala 57.57; 4x200 meter relay — 2. Brayden Colombo, Elmer Toftemark, Tyler Kirkman, Arvid Ross 1...
Submitted by Coach Andrew Weiler Last Wednesday, the Wahkiakum and Adna high school golf teams were hosted by Kalama at the Longview County Club. Brodie Avalon led the Wahkiakum boys with a 43, followed by Sebastian Britt, 46, Zakk Carlson, 59, and Harley Popp, 65. Adna beat out Wahkiakum to hand the Mules their second loss of the season (168-213). Kalama's only two boy golfers totaled 96 but did not qualify for a team score. The Wahkiakum girls were unopposed and did not have enough golfers to...
Wahkiakum’s season ended with a loss to Forks in the first round of the district baseball tournament this weekend, but the Mules didn’t go down without a fight. “The game was a good one, back and forth throughout,” Coach Garrett Radcliffe said. According to Radcliffe, the Mules got an early 1-0 lead, but Forks scored three runs to go ahead 3-1. The Mules tied it up, but Forks scored again, making it 5-3. In the bottom of the seventh inning, Tanner Collupy brought in two runs to tie the score at 5-5 and send the game into extra innings, but For...
There were more losses for the young Wahkiakum Mules softball team this week as their season came to a close. They hosted Toutle Lake on Friday and lost 20-2, according to Coach Garrett Miller. “Rylie Wills went two for two with a run scored,” he said, “while Evelynn Miller, Evelyn Hogue, and Zoe Dorian added hits.” The Mules traveled to Ilwaco on Tuesday and Onalaska on Wednesday for their final games of the season. Scores will be reported next week in The Eagle....
Wahkiakum High School baseball and softball players were recently honored by Central 2B League coaches and selected to join all league teams for their athleticism this season. For baseball, Tanner Collupy was named to the all league first team. Dominic Curl joined the second team. Joining the all league softball second team this year were Alaya Cripe and Evelynn Miller....
The Naselle High School baseball team advanced in the District 4 1B tournament with a 7-0 win on Monday. If they beat Mossyrock on Thursday, they will advance to the State 1B tournament. If they lose, they will have a crossover game in the District 1/2/4 1B tournament on May 13, which they will have to win to continue their season at the state tournament. The Comets are 10-3 overall and 4-1 in league play. The district tournament for the Comet softball team begins on May 15. Naselle is currently in second place in the Columbia Valley league...
At Wahkiakum High School, the final home game of every season is an opportunity to celebrate all the senior athletes. This Saturday, as senior baseball players Dominic Curl and Tanner Collupy were feted, senior Mason Wilson got a chance to don the uniform and round the bases for the first and last time as a Mule in official competition against the Winlock Cardinals. "The community rallied around Mason Wilson in a way I could never imagine," Coach Garrett Radcliffe said. "For those who do not...
The Wahkiakum Mules baseball team ended their regular season with two victories against Winlock this week, bringing their overall record to 5-12. On Friday, the team traveled to Winlock and won, 20-13. On offense, Tanner Collupy had a great day at the plate going two for three with a base clearing triple after Dominic Curl was intentionally walked to load the bases, Coach Garrett Radcliffe said. Cooper Carlson went three for three with two walks. Grant Wilson picked up the win as starting pitche...
Track & Field The Wahkiakum Mules track and field team traveled to Elma on Thursday to compete with five other teams in a 1B/2B/1A meet. The Mules scored 26 points to take fifth place in boys’ competition. Top six finishers for the boys include: 200 meters — 4. Declan Hendricks 25.39; 400 meters — 2. Landon Nielsen 55.76; 800 meters — 4. Daniel Spisla-Hongel 2:33.96; High jump — 1. Nielsen 5-10. Mule girls were not among the top six finishers and did not score any points. The team travels to Nor...
Submitted by Coach Andrew Weiler Last Wednesday, the Wahkiakum Mules golf team hosted Adna and Winlock at Skyline Golf Course. The Wahkiakum boys were led by Kyler Sause who shot a 41, followed by Sebastian Britt, 42, Zakk Carlson, 49, Brodie Avalon, 58, and Harley Popp, 61. Adna beat out Wahkiakum to hand the Mules their first loss of the season (178-190). Winlock finished with a team score of 217. The Wahkiakum girls beat out Adna 229 to 238. Avrey Wiltse-Hiatt led the girls with a 46, followed by Brie Cothren, 55, and Kaidence LeBarge and...
The Wahkiakum Mules softball team is growing every day while earning a degree in hard knocks and perseverance, but last Tuesday the tough young team got to taste a win, beating Oakville 28-25. According to Coach Garrett Miller, Evelynn Miller went two for two with three walks and scored four runs, Alaya Cripe was two for three with three runs scored, and Helen Lewis, Evelyn Hogue, and Zoe Dorian all went one for two. Cripe pitched four innings, striking out two, and Miller closed out the game...
On Wednesday, the Wahkiakum Mules baseball team hosted the Toledo Riverhawks and lost 12-1. “Our youth and inexperience showed against a very tough Toledo team,” Coach Garrett Radcliffe said. “Unfortunately, they jumped on us early and never quite looked back. We did manage to get some runners on and bases loaded scenarios against their ace. We just struggled to get the big, timely hit to cash in on it all.” Thursday’s game against Toledo was postponed till Friday, and a lack of umpires meant a last minute decision to move the game to Castle...
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....
