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8 WHS graduate Samantha Boyce was recently named Female Athlete of the Year at Lower Columbia College. Boyce, who excelled in Mule sports, competed for the Red Devil basketball and softball teams. Boyce has had offers to play softball at several colleges but is still weighing her options. She is also considering remaining in Cathlamet to work as a corrections officer at the Wahkiakum County Jail. Courtesy photo....
Several women on the Wahkiakum Mules track and field team qualified for the district meet at last Friday’s Central 2B Sub-district meet in Kalama, but the season ended for all the Mule men. According to Coach Eric Hansen, athletes had to have a top six finish in field events or the 1600m and 3200m races, or be a top four finisher in a lane event to qualify for district. Qualifiers for district include: Macie Elliot, who won the 400m with a time of 1:03.36, a new personal record. Cheyenne B...
The Wahkiakum Mules baseball team took second place in the district tournament on Monday after losing 10-2 to Adna. The District 4 Championship game between the Mules and the Pirates was originally scheduled for Saturday afternoon but was postponed because of rain. The day changed, but the rain didn’t. Four pitchers took the mound. They allowed six hits and 10 runs, and struck out only one batter between them. Luke Brown was 2-4 at bat with a double. Ashden Niemeyer went 1-2 and had a double. S...
The Wahkiakum Mules baseball team began postseason play on Saturday with two wins, which secured a trip to a regional state game on May 20. When they beat Napavine on Tuesday in the semifinals, they reserved a spot in the Southwest District 4 Championship game. The Mules beat Toledo 1-0 in a loser out game last Saturday and landed in one of the four remaining spots open in the district bracket. While Toledo headed home, the Mules warmed up for their second game of the day against the number two...
The Mules had their best four man performance of the year but lost a heart breaker to North Beach on the front nine of Three Rivers Golf Course on Tuesday. All six Mules in the rotation shot in the 40's for the first time ever with this group on the course scheduled to host the district championships and state qualifier. Tyler St. Onge, freshman, and Bryce Good, junior, tied with 43; Elijah Doiron, freshman, shot 46, and the rest of the squad, Issac Moon, a freshman, Zach Johnston, a sophomore, and eighth grader Logan LaBerge carded 48's. Losin...
Last Friday, Wahkiakum High School senior Rayanna Carlon signed a letter of intent to compete for the wrestling team at Bacone College in Muskogee, Okla. Carlon plans to major in physical therapy. Courtesy photo....
April 27 The Mules shot 197 at Raymond Golf Course and beat the host Willapa Harbor 234 and Life Christian Academy 204 but lost to Ilwaco 196 by one stroke. Sophomore Zach Johnston 46 finished second in the 22-man event to Ilwaco's 2016 state runner-up Blake Kukula who shot 38. The surprise for the day was eighth grader Logan LaBerge shooting 48 and tying freshman Tyler St. Onge for third place. Three Mules shot 55--junior Bryce Good and freshmen Elija Doiron and Isaac Moon. The Willapa Harbor team is composed of the three Willapa area High...
By Diana Zimmerman The Wahkiakum Mules track and field team competed in two events this week. Last Thursday, they traveled to Onalaska, and on Tuesday, they competed in the only home event of the season. Seven schools were represented in the Central 2B track meet in Onalaska last Thursday. The Mules took fourth place in women’s competition with 98 points, and sixth in men’s competition with 21 points. For the men, Earth Sakworawich took sixth place in the 400 meters with a time of 58.88, a per...
The Wahkiakum Mule baseball team continued their winning streak this week, beating Toledo and Toutle Lake on the road. Last Thursday the Mules swept Toledo in a double header, 2-0 and 3-0. James Anderson got the win for game one. He faced 21 batters in six innings. He struck out six and allowed two hits and no runs. Zach Brown pitched the final two innings, allowing no hits and no runs. On offense, Ashden Niemeyer was 1-3 at bat and drove in one run. Anderson was 2-3 at bat. Zach Brown went 1-3...
The Wahkiakum Mules baseball team swept Kalama in a doubleheader last Thursday. The two wins brought their league record to 10-2 and maintained their tie for first place with Napavine in the Central 2 B league. The Mules won the first game 4-2. James Anderson pitched all seven innings and got the win. He allowed two hits, two runs, and struck out 11. On offense, Zach Brown's sacrifice hit in the second inning brought in two runs. Terris Record and Hank Ferguson contributed an RBI apiece. The...
The Mules traveled to Surfside to play defending state champion Ilwaco and lost a tough match 175-190. After beating a short handed Ilwaco last week by 14 strokes, the Fishermen had a full squad present Thursday to turn the tables on the Mules. Freshman Blake Kukula, who placed second as an eighth grader in the 2016 state tournament, shot 39 to claim medalist honors, over Mule freshman Tyler St. Onge, who shot 40. Bryce Good carded a 48, Elijah Doiron 51, Zach Johnston 51 and Heidi Bruntmeyer shot 65. Making his first appearance for the Mules...
By Diana Zimmerman The Wahkiakum Mules track and field team competed in two meets this past week. On April 19, the team traveled to Napavine to compete against seven other schools in a Central 2B meet. The Mules earned 28 points and tied for seventh place in boys’ competition and took fourth place with 107.5 points in girls’ competition. Freshman K.C. Beery took third in the 800 and improved his personal record with a time of 2:21.54. He also took third in the triple jump, clearing 33-03. Sop...
The Wahkiakum Mules baseball team got to enjoy a little sunshine this weekend when they traveled to Corvallis to play a double header in Goss Stadium on the Oregon State University campus on Saturday. Their great experience got even sweeter when they beat Mossyrock twice, 5-0 and 10-0. James Anderson took the mound for all seven innings of the first game and got the win. He struck out seven batters and allowed two hits and no runs. Hank Ferguson went 1-3 at bat and drove in one run. Terris...
The Wahkiakum High School Mules track and field team joined eight other schools in competition at a Central 2B meet in Rainier last Thursday. The Mules finished in ninth place in boys’ competition with two points, and tied for fourth with Willapa Valley with 47 points in girls’ competition. For the girls, sophomore Macie Elliott continues to dominate the 400 meter race. She took first place with a time of 1:05.95, a new personal record. Sophomore Ellie Leitz took second place in the 800 wit...
The Mules shot 208 while catching another dry afternoon and raised their intra-conference record to 9-1-1 with victories over Adna 237 and the three Willapa Harbor schools who shot a combined 257. While it wasn't raining until we finished, Riverside Golf Course played extremely difficult. When you could find your embedded ball in the rough, it was like hitting out of spongecake. The greens were rolling about 13 on the Stimpmeter, which means they were lightning fast, but they were in magnificent shape. Bryce Good was medalist in the 17-player...
Tori Wegdahl, who graduated from Wahkiakum High School in 2014, signed a letter of intent to play volleyball at Evergreen State College. Wegdahl was selected as an All-American for her play at Walla Walla Community College. She will major in biology, and intends to be a high school biology teacher and coach. Courtesy photo....
The Wahkiakum Mules baseball team returned from spring break ready to play. They beat the Winlock Cardinals twice in a double header on Saturday, 12-2 and 12-1. Terris Record pitched for the win in the first round of the double header. He threw six innings, allowed four hits and no runs, and struck out 11 batters. Zach Brown finished the game and allowed two runs. On offense, Z. Brown went 3 for 4 at bat. Z. Brown, Hank Ferguson, and Jacob Cavender all hit a double and drove in two runs apiece....
The Mules golf team moved their intra-district record to 5-1-1, tying Life Christian Academy at 186 and downing defending state champs Ilwaco 200 on a dry day in Tacoma at Allenmore Golf course on April 11. The young Mules are a balanced squad which is an advantage in a best four of six person match. This week they were led by the number five position player, freshman Isaac Moon, who posted a personal best 44 to finish in fourth place in the 16 man event. No Mule finished in the top three places but they did finish fourth, fifth, sixth and seve...
The Washington Interscholastic Activities Association is giving the public an opportunity to voice their opinions on several amendments that will come before the WIAA Representative Assembly in late April. Proposed issues include sixth grade participation in middle school sports, extra hitters on middle level baseball and softball teams, and whether to allow students at private middle schools to join wrestling programs at other schools. The survey is available at https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/9VJSPF5. The assembly, which is made up of 53...
Despite the dismal weather, high school baseball goes on. This week, in the rain, the Wahkiakum Mules baseball team split games, winning one at home and losing another in Adna. On Wednesday, the Mules beat the Rainier Mountaineers 10-1. "James (Anderson) threw really well in tough conditions," Coach Marc Niemeyer said. "We capitalized offensively in the sixth with some errors mixed in with big hits." Jacob Cavender was 1-3 at bat and had two RBIs. Anderson and Ashden Niemeyer both went 1-3 at...
The young Mules shot 192 and upped their season intra conference record to 4-1 besting Adna 223 and losing to undefeated Life Christian Academy who shot a solid 174. Freshman Tyler St. Onge shot 40 to finish 2nd in the 17 player field. Most of the Mules bested last week's scores on what turned out to be a wet, sloppy day of golf. Junior Bryce Good had a 10 on one horrible hole that elevated his score to 48 on what otherwise was a nice ball striking day. Freshman Elijah Doiron shot 51 for a 3 stroke improvement, Isaac Moon shot 53 and Joseph...
The Wahkiakum Mules track team traveled to Napavine for a Central 2B meet last Thursday. In girls competition, the Mules took fourth place out of six teams with 80 points and sixth place in boys competition with 14 points. For the boys, KC Beery took third place in the 800 meters with a time of 2:27:84. He placed sixth in the triple jump with a distance of 32-07.5. Seth Kuljis got a personal record in the 3200 with a time of 14:22. He took fifth place. Steven Yu placed sixth and fourth...
Wahkiakum High School senior Peyton Souvenir, left, has been named the Associated Press 2B Player of the Year. According to her coach, Rob Garrett, there are no higher honors for high school basketball players than this one from AP Washington and the other 2B Player of the Year award Souvenir received on March 18 from the Washington Interscholastic Basketball Coaches Association. "Simply put, she's earned everything she's got this year," Garrett said. "I couldn't be more proud of her, and we...
Mules Golf Match at Skyline Golf a Course Thursday March 23rd. The young Mules shot 192 and upped their season intra conference record to 4-1 besting Adna 223 and losing to undefeated Life Christian Academy who shot a solid 174. Freshman Tyler St. Onge shot 40 to finish 2nd in the 17 player field. Most of the Mules bested last weeks scores on what turned out to be a wet, sloppy day of golf. Junior Bryce Good had a 10 on one horrible hole that elevated his score to 48 on what otherwise was a...
The Wahkiakum Mules track team’s season began last Thursday with the Central 2B Meet in Kalama. Eight teams were invited, and the Mules took third place in the girls’ competition, finishing with 93 points, while the boys’ finished in seventh place with 24 points. For the girls, sophomore Macie Elliott took first place in the 400 meters with a time of 1:06.83. Sophomore Charlie Ashe finished the 300 meter hurdles with a time of 55.39 for first place. She also took first place in the high jump, cl...
