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The third annual Lauren McCluskey Twilight track and field dual saw split results with the Pullman boys (95 points) and Moscow girls (84) each claiming team victories on Friday at Pullman High School.
The event honors late Pullman High School grad Lauren McCluskey and is sponsored by the Lauren McCluskey foundation.
The Greyhounds swept the top two spots in both the boys and girls 800-meter events. Peter Jobson and Evan Anderson took the top two spots in the boys and Ada Harris and Alison Hathaway took the top two spots in the girls.
Anderson set a personal record with a time of 2 minutes, 6.24 seconds. It was also the first time Anderson competed in the 800.
Pullman’s Alexander Wheatley took first place in the boys 110 hurdles and 300 hurdles.
The Bears took the top three spots in the girls shot put. Leyna Venzke won the event with a season-best of 31 feet, 5½ inches. The Moscow girls also swept the top three spots in the high jump and Jessa Skinner took first in the triple jump.
Kieran Long and Jason Swam took first and second in the boys 3,200 with times of 10:23.10 and 10:41.82, respectively.
“Overall both teams competed tremendously,” Pullman coach Colin Briggs said. “It’s really nice to see that competitive competition between the Moscow and Pullman cities. We love our Hounds and we love our Bears, for sure.”
Mattea Nuhn of Moscow dashed to wins in the girls’ 100 hurdles in 16.01 and the 300 hurdles in 47.42.
She also cleared 5 feet in the high jump to win that event.
Team scores
BOYS
1. Pullman 95; 2. Moscow 50
GIRLS
1. Moscow 84; 2. Pullman 61
Top three placers
BOYS
100 — 1. Caleb Heywood, Moscow, 11.60; 2. Ian Hillman, Moscow, 11.98; 3. Abdul Mahama, Pullman, 12.00.
200 — 1. Hillman, Moscow, 23.55; 2. Heywood, Moscow, 23.82; 3, Sayer Latta, Moscow, 24.50.
400 — 1. Anthony Wright, Pullman, 53.22 ; 2. Connor Horne, Moscow, 53.35; 3. Judiah Fitzgerald, Pullman, 54.39.
800 — 1. Peter Jobson, Pullman, 2:05.54; 2. Evan Anderson, Pullman, 2:06.24; 3. Kieran Long, Moscow, 2:06.54.
1,600 — 1. Fitzgerald, Pullman, 4:46.34; 2. Jason Swam, Moscow, 4:53.01; 3. Mick Perryman, Moscow, 4:56.42.
3,200 — 1. Long, Moscow, 10:23.10; 2. Swam, Moscow, 10:41.82; 3. Felix Fisher, Pullman, 11:14.46.
110 hurdles — 1. Alexander Wheatley, Pullman, 17.55; 2. Andrew Avery, Pullman, 18.98; 3. Eli Carter, Pullman, 19.42.
300 hurdles — 1. Wheatley, Pullman, 48.13; 2. Carter, Pullman, 49.87; 3. Brayan Bernal Rodriguez, Pullman, 52.39.
400 relay — Moscow A (Caleb Andrews, Greysen Hennrich, Keaton Frei, Kelton Long), 48.65; 2. Pullman A (Bernal Rodriguez, Cohen Tran, Tyler Johnson, Gregg Kekuta), 48.83; 3. Moscow C (Tyler Patton, Samuel Bice, Henry Robertson, Ethan Maxcer), 49.93.
1,600 relay — 1. Pullman A (Anthony Wright, Anderson, Caleb Ratliff, Jobson), 3:39.58; 2. Moscow A (Latta, Connor Horne, John Dyer, Hillman), 3:42.08; 3. Moscow B (Owen Tiegs, Long, Perryman, Swam), 3:49.54.
Shot put — 1. Samuel Sears, Pullman, 45-1 3/4; 2. Phillip Windley, Moscow, 36-9 1/2; 3. Matthew Druffel, Pullman, 33-10.
Discus — 1. Sears, Pullman, 126-03; 2. Druffel, Pullman, 114-05; 3. Abdul Mahama, Pullman, 110-08.
Javelin — 1. Sears, Pullman, 126-07; 2. Noah Velasco, Moscow, 125-09; 3. Trenton Dubs, Pullman, 116-0.
High jump — 1. Ryan Ha, Pullman, 5-06; 2. Seth Hathaway, Pullman, 5-04; 3. Andrew Avery, Pullman, 5-04.
Pole vault — 1. Dubs, Pullman, 11-0; 2. Latta, Moscow, 10-0; 3. Theo Engle, Pullman, 9-0.
Long jump — Anderson, Pullman, 18-6 1/2; 2. Bodi Abdelrazek, Pullman, 18-03; 3. Silas Wheatley, Pullman, 17-10 1/2.
Triple jump — 1. Abdelrazek, Pullman, 35-01 1/4; 2. Bryant Scruggs, Moscow, 32-11 1/2; 3. Andres Rodriguez De Jesus, Pullman, 32-02 1/2.
GIRLS
100 — 1. Jessika Lassen, Moscow, 13.01; 2. Lydia Park, Pullman, 13.3; 3. Cici Maile, Pullman, 13.4.
200 — 1. Maile, Pullman, 28.55; 2. Ashlyn Fakhouri, Moscowc, 28.71; 3. Jasmine Carr, Moscow, 28.94.
400 — 1. Keira Zimmerman, Moscow, 1:06.99; 2. Sidney Johnson, Pullman, 1:08.12; 3. Chloe Jones, Pullman, 1:08.76.
800 — 1. Ada Harris, Pullman, 2:33.24; 2. Alison Hathaway, Pullman, 2:37.39; 3. Anna Lynn, Moscow, 2:38.53.
1,600 — 1. Cora Crawford, Moscow, 5:32.99; 2. Harris, Pullman, 5:40.30; 3. Geneva McClory, Moscow, 5:45.91.
3,200 — 1. Crawford, Moscow, 12:01.35; 2. McClory, Moscow, 12:14.99; 3. Chloe Johnson, Moscow, 14:36.66.
100 hurdles — 1. Mattea Nuihn, Moscow, 16.01; 2. Jessa Skinner, Moscow, 16.79; 3. Jennabee Harris, Pullman, 17.78.
300 hurdles — Nuhn, Moscow, 47.42; 2. Harris, Pullman, 49.89; 3. Olivia Whitworth, Pullman, 54.57.
400 relay — Pullman A (Whitworth, Maile, Alexis Doumit, Park), 53.65; 2. Moscow A (Jasmine Carr, Ashlyn Fakhouri, Rebekah Abbott, Addie Lassen), 53.91; 3. Moscow B (Ellie McFarland, Yasmin Hernandez Nunez, Isabell Rasmussen, Meghan Howard), 56.55.
1600 relay — Pullman A (Maile, Harris, Hathaway, Harris), 4:18.76; 2. Moscow A (Jessika Lassen, Brooklyn Becker, Addie Lassen, Nuhn), 4:19.13; 3. Moscow B (Indigo Wulfhorst, Crawford, McClory, Lynn), 4:50.29.
Shot put — 1. Leyna Venzke, Moscow, 31-05 1/2; 2. Ella Soule, Moscow, 29-07; 3. Tiegs, Moscow, 28-01 3/4.
Discus — 1. Soule, Moscow, 79-11; 2. Tiegs, Moscow, 79-08; 3. Venzke, Moscow, 77-01.
Javelin — 1. Anna Fitzgerald, Pullman, 77-08; Kiya Debebe, Pullman, 75-09; 3. Louise Najjuuko, Pullman, 73-09.
High jump — 1. Nuhn, Moscow, 5-0; 2. Izzabel Fender, Moscow, 4-06; 3. Taylor McLuen, Moscow, 4-06.
Pole vault — 1. Maile Sandberg, Pullman, 9-03; 2. Grace Castillo, Moscow, 7-0; 3. Camille Landis, Moscow, 7-0.
Long jump — 1. Park, Pullman 16-06 1/2; 2. Skinner, Moscow, 15-10; 3. Keira Zimmerman, Moscow, 14-01 1/2.
Triple jump — 1. Skinner, Moscow, 32-03 1/2; 2. Heidi Lee, Pullman, 30-09; 3. Zimmerman, Moscow, 29-0 1/2.
Logos girls win Glenn Wolf Invite
CHATTAROY, Wash. — Logos of Moscow’s Sara Casebolt and Lizzie Crawford earned first and second place in the girls 800 to help lead the Knights’ girls team to a first-place finish with 90 points at the Glenn Wolf Invite at Riverside High School.
Casebolt registered a time of 2:23.48 in the 800 and Crawford had a time of 2:30.06.
Casebolt also won the 1,600 and the Logos team of Emily Bowen, Bethany Porras, KatieBeth Monjure and Elizabeth Evans won the 800 relay race.
Samantha Pfaff of Garfield-Palouse won the the girls high jump with a height of 4-10.
Troy’s Jackson Marone took second place in the boys 100 with a time of 11.51.
Team scores
BOYS
1. Freeman 75; 2. St. George’s 64; 3. Newport 58; 4. Valley Christian 51; 5. Riverside 49; 6. Medical Lake 44; 7. Northwest Christian 37; 8. Priest River 35; 9. Troy 34; T10. Lind-Ritzville/Sprague 30; T10. Logos 30; T12. Tonasket 26; T12. Kettle Falls 26; T12. Chewelah 26; 15. Mary Walker 22; 16. Davenport 20; 17. Garfield-Palouse 10; 18. Liberty 8; T19. Republic 4; T19. Wellpinit 5; T19. Oakesdale 5; 22. Tekoa-Rosalia 3.
GIRLS
1. Logos 90; 2. Medical Lake 73.5; 3. Odessa 70; 4. Davenport 68; 5. St. George’s 59; 6. Freeman 40; 7. Tonasket 33; 8. Valley Christian 28; 9. Kettle Falls 27.5; 10. Garfield-Palouse 27; 11. Oakesdalde 25; T12. Riverside 24; T12. Mary Walker 24; T14. Troy 23; T14. Priest River 23; 16. Lind-Ritzville/Sprague 15; 17. Northwest Christian 14; 18. Newport 12; 19. Wellpinit 9; 20. Chewelah 8; 21. Curlew 5; 22. Liberty 4.
Top-three area placers
BOYS
100 — 2. Jackson Monroe, Troy, 11.62.
400 — 3. Olaf Sundlie, Logos, 54.02.
110 hurdle — 3. Alek Kirkham, Troy, 16.07.
GIRLS
400 — 2. Naomi Taylor, Logos, 1:04.50; 3. Chloe Jankovic, Logos, 1:04.96.
800 — 1. Sara Casebolt, Logos, 2;23.48; 2. Lizzie Crawford, Logos, 2:30.06.
1,600 — 1. Casebolt, Logos, 5:19.60.
800 relay — 3. Troy A (Bethany Phillis, Tessa Stoner, Paige Foote, Dericka Morgan), 1:55.54.
1600 relay — 3. Garfield-Palouse A (Courage Hightree, Arabella Sievers, Lola Edwards, Samatha Pfaff), 4:41.74.
High jump — 1. Pfaff, Garfield-Palouse, 4-10.
Pole vault — 2. Olivia Tyler, Troy, 8-06.
HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL
Pomeroy 23-19, Colton 0-1
COLTON — The Pirates’ Ollie Severs threw a no-hitter and had six hits and Gunner Magill had six hits in a Southeast 1B doubleheader sweep against the Wildcats.
Pomeroy (8-2, 5-0) put up 11 runs in the top of the fifth inning of Game 1 to secure the mercy-rule win. In Game 2, Trace Roberts allowed just two hits and and the Pirates let up just one run to Colton, which game in the top of the fifth.
Severs and Roberts earned the win in Games 1 and 2, respectively, for Pomeroy. Severs had two doubles and Roberts had a double and a triple.
Colton (0-6, 0-5) got three singles from three different batters in Game 2.
GAME 1
Pomeroy 160 5(11)—23 21 0
Colton 000 00— 0 0 0
Ollie Severs and Gunner Magill; Tanner Baerlocher, Duke Chalmers (5), Jake Moehrle and Ryan Impson.
Pomeroy hits — Severs 4, Trace Roberts 3 (2B, 3B), Vinny Vecchio 3, Magill 3, Kyzer Herres 2, Meritt Scoggins 2, Rory McKiernan 2, Conrad Nelson (2B), Peyton Cannon.
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GAME 2
Pomeroy 273 70—19 11 0
Colton 000 01— 1 3 3
Trace Roberts, Conrad Nelson (5) and Ollie Severs; Hayden Purnell, Duke Chalmers (4) and Ryan Impson.
Pomeroy hits — Gunner Magill 3 (2B), Severs 2 (2 2B), Nick Bryson 2 (2 2B), Vinny Vecchio (2B), Roberts, Kyzer Herres, Nolan Newberg.
Colton hits — Tanner Baerlocher, Impson, Joey Hemighaus.
HIGH SCHOOL SOFTBALL
Colton 16-20, Pomeroy 2-3
COLTON — The Wildcats had five total home runs, including two from Kiya Soza, en route to a Southeast 1B doubleheader sweep against the visiting Pirates.
Colton (5-1, 5-1) put at least three runs in the first four innings in Game 1 before the game was ended after the top half of the fifth due to mercy rule Soza had both her home runs in the matinee.
In Game 2, the Wildcats were up 11-3 after the top of the fourth before capping off the game with a nine-run inning in the bottom of the frame. Meredith Bell hit her second home run of the day in the nightcap.
Hannah Bagby led Pomeroy (1-8, 0-4) on the day with four hits, including a home run in Game 2.
GAME 1
Pomeroy 002 00— 2 3 0
Colton 336 4x—16 16 0
Molly Warren, Hannah Bagby (3) and Kendyll Potoshnick; Kate Shultheis and Meredith Bell.
Pomeroy hits — Bagby 2, Potoshnick (2B).
Colton hits — Kyndra Stout 4 (2 2B, HR), Kaydee Heitstuman 4, Rori Weber 3 (2B), Kiya Soza 2 (2 HR), Meredith Bell 2 (HR), Schultheis.
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GAME 2
Pomeroy 001 2— 3 7 3
Colton 515 9—20 12 0
Taylor Gilbert, Molly Warren (3), Hannah Bagby (4) and Kendyll Potoshnick; Kiya Soza and Meredith Bell.
Pomeroy hits — Bagby 2 (HR), Taylor Gilbert 2 (2 2B), Potoshnick 2 (2B).
Colton hits — Kate Schultheis 3 (2 2B), Bell 2 (HR), Clair Moehrle 2, Kaydee Heitstuman (2B), Soza (2B), Rori Weber, Ella Nollmeyer, Kyndra Stout.
COLLEGE BASEBALL
Washington 14, Washington State 5
SEATTLE — Washington State couldn’t overcome a seven-run inning by Washington in the bottom of the fourth in a Pac-12 loss.
Alan Shibley led the Cougars (16-10, 6-5) at the plate, notching two hits, including a triple.
The Huskies (7-12-1, 2-6) tallied five home runs and six total extra base hits. Aiva Arquette recorded two dingers for Washington.
WSU 000 120 020—5 9 2
Washington 000 701 06x—14 13 0
C. Wilford, A. Baugn (3), R. Orr (5), C. Judd (7) and W. Cresswell. C. Kirchoff, S. Boyle (6) and Blanchard. W — Kirchoff. L — Wilford
Washington State hits — A. Shibley 2 (2B), G. Sotomayor 2 (2B), C. Cramer 2 C. Taggart 2, Cresswell
Washington hits — A. Arquette 3 (2 HR), Blanchard 2 (HR, 2B), J. Ybarra 2 (HR), A. Guerrero 2 (HR), S. DeCarlo 2, C. Ohland, L. Rohleder
MEN’S COLLEGE GOLF
Cougars check in at 24th place at The Goodwin
SAN FRANCISCO — Washington State was led with a 5-over 145 from Ben Borgida through the second round of The Goodwin at TPC Harding Park.
Borgida’s score ties him for 53rd — 84 places better than his Day 1 total .
The Cougars stood at 24th place out of 31 teams through Day 2 of the tournament. The team had a 25-over 585.
The Goodwin concludes today.
The Goodwin
TPC Harding Park
Team scores — 1. Utah 563; 2. Georgia 564; T3. San Francisco 565; T3. Tennessee 565; 5. Stanford 566; 7. BYU 568; 8. Pepperdine 569; T9. Clemson 573; T9. UCLA 573; 11. UC Davis 575; T12. Oregon 577; T12. San Diego 577; 14. San Jose State 578; 15. Santa Clara 580; T16. San Diego State 581; T16. Nevada 581; T16. Oregon State 581; 19. Cal Poly 582; T20. Long Beach State 583; T20. California 583; T22. Colorado 584; T22. Little Rock 584; 24. Washington State 585; 25. Lipscomb 586; 26. Utah Tech 591; T27. California Baptist 594; T27. USC 594; 29. Howard 598; 30. TCU 599; 31. Appalachian State 600.
Individual leaders — 1. Ben Van Wyk, Georgia, 136; 2. Braxton Watts, Utah, 137; T3. Kristoffer Kuvaas, Pepperdine, 138; T3. Pablo Ereno, UCLA, 138; T3. William Walsh, Pepperdine, 138.
WSU individuals — T53. Ben Borgida 145; T53. Sam Renner 145; T109. Preston Bebich 149; T20. Pono Yanagi 150; T132. Franklin Lydra 151
WOMEN’S COLLEGE TENNIS
Weber State 5, Idaho 2
OGDEN, Utah — The Vandals earned two doubles wins for an overall point and Ida Johansson earned a win in No. 4 singles to help lead her team to a Big Sky dual win against the Wildcats at Ogden Athletic Club.
Johansson and Saffron Dowse won in No. 2 doubles action 6-4 and Lena Beckx and Rachelle Starreveld won 6-3 in No. 3 doubles.
Johansson won her singles match in a 6-4, 7-6 result.
The win improves the Vandals to 9-5 on the year.
Doubles — Megan Davies/Ana Morett, WS, def. Naomi Schraeder/Valentina Rodas 6-4; Ida Johansson/Saffron Dowse, UI, def. Dylan Lolofie/Sicely Ferreira 6-4; Lena Beckx/Rachelle Starreveld, UI, def. Jessica Hill/Kenadee Semenik 6-3.
Singles — Davis, WS, def. Selin Sepken 6-2, 6-2; Morett, WS, def. Beckx 6-3, 4-6, 6-3; Diana Khaydarshina, UI, def. Lolofie 7-5, 1-6, 6-1; Johansson, UI, def. Sydney Schnell 6-4, 7-6; Rodas, UI, def. Ferreira 6-1, 6-7, 6-1; Schraeder, UI, def. Li Yang Ping An 7-5, 7-6.
MEN’S COLLEGE TENNIS
Weber State 5, Idaho 2
OGDEN, Utah — The Vandals’ Francisco Gay and Taiyo Kurata earned wins in No. 1 and No. 2 singles action but couldn’t spur their team to victory in a Big Sky tennis dual against the Wildcats at Ogden Athletic Club.
Idaho earned a win in No. 2 doubles and pushed No. 3 doubles to 13 games but lost the overall point.
Gay won his No. 1 singles match in tough-fought 3-6, 6-4, 6-0 win. Kurata also won a competitive affair in No. 2 singles — a 7-6, 6-3 win.
The loss dropped the Vandals to 3-11 on the season.
Doubles — 1. Elyes Marouani/Tristan Sarap, WS, def. Alex Asenov/Sebastian Medica 6-3; Francisco Gay/Taiyo Kurata, UI, def. Jordan Coutinho/Connor Kruger 6-3; Matteo Savio/Tuan Minh, WS, def. Yu-Shun Lai/Matteo Masala 7-6.
Singles — Gay, UI, def. Sarap 3-6, 6-4, 6-0; Kurata, UI, def. Marouani 7-6, 6-3; Kruger, WSU, def. Mario Duron 6-1, 6-3; Coutinho, WS, def. Masala 6-4, 7-6; Wlliam Zulch, WS, def. Medica 6-2, 7-5; Minh, WS, def. Lai 6-2, 6-3.
