High School Roundup

By Moscow-Pullman Daily News, Moscow, Idaho

McClatchy-Tribune Information Services

April 30--Baseball

Moscow 7-2, Lakeland 4-4

LAKELAND -- The Moscow baseball team split a doubleheader with Lakeland in a pair of close games Tuesday. The Bears won the first game 7-4 while Lakeland won the second contest 4-2.

"We played really well -- it was good baseball," MHS coach Evan Hecker said. "It was two good baseball games and the pitching was quality for both sides."

Moscow got behind 3-0 in the first game after the opening frame but came back with three runs in the top of the second and added three more in the top of the sixth. Reliever T.J. Lewis also stepped up for Moscow when he entered in the third inning.

"When T.J. Lewis came in he shut them down. He kept us right in the game throughout and we got some runs in the later innings to pull away," Hecker said. "Lewis threw really well for us kept their hitters off balance."

Moscow had just four hits in the second game.

First Game

Moscow 030 301 0 -- 7 13 2

Lakeland 301 000 0 -- 4 7 2

Deven Carstallen, T.J. Lewis (3) and Alec Martin. Howell, Strong (2), Jackson (4) and Bruner.

Moscow hits -- Glen Gosse 2, Cooper Larson 4 (2B), Joey Reintjes (2B), Jake Randall (2B), Chad Robertson, Ian Mullen 2, Lewis 2.

Lakeland hits -- Wrotenbery 2 (2B, 3B), Jackson (2B), Bruner 3 (2B, 3B), Strong.

Second Game

Moscow 011 000 0 -- 2 4 0

Lakeland 220 000 x -- 4 8 1

Glen Gosse, Randall (4) and Martin. Bruner and Baken.

Moscow hits -- Randall 2 (2B), Mullen 2.

Lakeland hits -- Nauman (HR), Wrotenbery, Jackson, Bruner (2B), Powell 2, Utecht, Butcher.

Pullman 2, Deer Park 0

DEER PARK -- Christian Palomo got it done on both ends for Pullman, leading the Greyhounds to a league win Tuesday against Deer Park.

Defensively, Palomo pitched a complete-game shutout, giving up four hits and striking out 11 batters. On offense, he and Stephen Mealey each drove in a run in a game where hits were few and far in between.

Pullman 000 020 0 -- 2 9 0

Deer Park 000 000 0 -- 0 4 1

Palomo and Josh Hawn. Clough and Widdowson.

Pullman hits -- Palomo 2, Mealey, Ryan Vannucci, Jake Mendiola 2, Tanner Therrien (3B), Hawn, Mike Peterson.

Deer Park hits -- Miller 2, Taylor, Clough. 2B-Peterson, Clough.

Colfax 4-7, St. George's 1-1

COLFAX -- Patrick Jacobs struck out 15 batters and only walked one as Colfax swept St. George's in Tuesday's doubleheader, clinching the top spot in the league.

"He was throwing really hard," Colfax coach Mike Parrish said. "He really had his stuff today."

Teammate Danny Robinson was nearly as sharp, limiting St. George's to just one run in a complete game effort in the first game of the twinbill.

"Danny pitched out of trouble most of the day but did really well," Parrish said.

With the win, the Bulldogs improved to 15-1 overall and 11-1 in league play.

First Game

St. George's 100 000 0 -- 1 6 1

Colfax 010 021 x -- 4 7 4

Ryan Schulte, Blake Dewalt (2) and Corey Spalding. Danny Robinson and Brent Becker.

St. George's hits -- Michael Theiu, Isaac Workman, Spanding, Dewalt Dexter Cielanko, Cody Pleinski.

Colfax -- Mark Webber, Garrett Burke (2B), Jeff Davies, Keith Gfeller 3, Brent Becker.

Second Game

St. George's 000 001 0 -- 1 1 3

Colfax 202 300 x -- 7 10 1

Eric Muhelleim, Isaac Workman (4), Dexter Shainco (5) and Spalding. Patrick Jacobs and Brent Becker.

St. George's hit -- Muhelleim.

Colfax -- Webber, Robinson 3 (3B), Jacobs 2 (3B), Davies 2, Becker, Gfeller.

Rosalia 8, Gar-Pal 7</p>

PALOUSE -- The Gar-Pal baseball team scored two runs in the bottom of the seventh inning but it wasn't enough as Rosalia escaped with the win.

Rosalia 031 310 0 -- 8 7 5

Gar-Pal 201 110 2 -- 7 8 3

Maley, Holling (3), Nelson (6), Maley (7) and Holling, Shelton (3); Hunter Woltering, Jesse Lopez (4), Wyatt Griner (7) and Jesse Lopez, Wyatt Griner (4), Jesse Lopez (7).

Rosalia hits -- Maley (3B), Engel, Riley, Nelson 2 (HR), Holling 2.

Gar-Pal hits -- Wyatt Griner (3B), Cole Sanderson 2 (2B), Jesse Lopez, Gabe Cocking (2B), Hunter Woltering, Mason Bates 2.

Softball

Deer Park 10, Pullman 2

DEER PARK -- The Pullman softball team struggled to generate runs against Deer Park as the Greyhounds were shutout the final six innings. Nevertheless, PHS coach Wendy Kruger felt encouraged by her team's performance.

"We came out and scored two runs in the fist inning, which was awesome," Kruger said. "The girls played well all game. I felt like we made routine plays which we shoveled in the past. I think the girls are playing hard."

They Greyhounds will look to get back on track when they play at noon Saturday at Colville.

Pullman 200 000 0 -- 2

Deer Park 201 412 x -- 10

Miranda Davidson and Baylie Wilson. K. Sweeny and C. Durgeloh.

Pullman hits -- Kacie Morgan, Anne Mari Petrino, Becca Wickard 2, Gianna Casanova, Desiree Tennant.

Deer Park hits -- M. Erwin (2B), C. Durgeloh 2 (2B), S. English 2 (HR), K. Sweeney, B. Thomas (2B), K. Butler (2B).

Moscow 10-18, Lakeland 5-9

RATHDRUM -- The Moscow softball team swept Lakeland in a doubleheader Tuesday, giving the Bears the 4A Inland Empire League title. The Bears won the first game 10-5 and the second game 18-9.

"It was their first goal to win the league and the second goal to sweep it," MHS assistant coach Glenn Adams said. "They were hard fought games so it was exciting."

FIRST GAME

Moscow 101 200 06 -- 10 11 3

Lakeland 121 000 01 -- 5 9 3

Devin Chandler and Josie Spain. Kari Prockish, Trysta Kelley (3), Prockish (7) and Tifani Schorzman.

Moscow hits -- Bruce 3, Stain, Adams (2B), Ogden 2 (2B), McCurry, Burnette 2 (2B), Wear. Lakeland hits -- Kastning, Woolley 2, Leatham, Prockish 2 (2B), Langenderfer, Blauvelt 2 (2B).

SECOND GAME

Moscow 618 21 -- 18 14 0

Lakeland 013 24 -- 10 11 2

Devin Chandler, Mijken McCurry (2) and Sarah Doty; Kari Prockish, Lily Sande (1), Trysta Kelley (3), Kacie Owens (4) and Tifani Schorzman.

Moscow -- Bruce, Spain 3, Spellman 3 (2B, 3B), Bernard, Ogden 3 (2B), Roach, Wear. Lakeland hits -- Woolley 3 (3B), Schorzman 2 (2B), Prockish 2 (2 HR), Williams, Langenderfer 2 (2B), Blauvelt.

Colton 17, Aostin 2

COLTON -- Colton only needed four innings at the plate to earn a mercy-rule win over Asotin. Jenna and Zoe Moser combined for seven hits in the victory.

Asotin 001 10 -- 2 5 0

Colton 420 (11)x -- 17 16 0

M Mullins. Zoe Moser, Winnie Schultheis (5) and Carie Hennigar.

Asotin hits -- S. Nicholas, E. Maines, M. Hedding 2, H. Macy.

Colton hits -- Jenna Moser 3 (2B), Z. Moser 4, Winnie Schultheis, Hannah Kramer 2, Hennigar 2 (2B), Savannah Chadwick 3 (2B), Rachel Meyer.

Gar-Pal 10, Rosalia 1

PALOUSE -- The Gar-Pal softball team scored 10 runs off 12 hits as they pounded Rosalia in a home game.

Rosalia 100 000 0 -- 1 7 5

Gar-Pal 110 512 x -- 10 12 3

Rosalia hits -- Reddish 3, Carrothers (3B), S. Carrothers 2, Terrell,

Gar-Pal hits -- A. Lindgren 2, L. Rodriguez, S. Johnson 2, M. McClanahan 2 (2B), L. Lindgren, C. Martin 2, K. Bielenberg, M. Shrope.

Troy 8, Highland 6

TROY -- The bottom of the order scored two runs for Troy in the sixth inning during Tuesday's game against Highland. The insurance runs, which gave Troy an 8-4 lead, turned out to be important as Highland scored two runs of its own in the top of the seventh inning.

"It's been a while since we got to play an actual game or practice due to the rain, so we were kind of sluggish but they got a lot of hits," Troy coach Steve Corr said. "The pitching was good and they played good defense."

Highland 004 000 2 -- 6 7 1

Troy 203 102 x -- 8 14 3

K. Connerly and M Connerly. Brittany Hosley and McKenzie Cheyne.

Highland hits -- L. Hovey, M. Connerly 2 (2B), K. Connerly, K. Height, J. Phillips, C. Stigum.

Troy hits -- Hosley 2 (2 3B), Cheyne (3B), Ashley Bull 4, Jolee Corr, Shaylie Gash (2B), Hannah Smith 2, Chanda Knapik 2, Tricia Maxey (2B).

Boys Tennis

Pullman 7, Medical Lake 0

MEDICAL LAKE -- The Pullman boys tennis team improved to 9-0 on the season after sweeping Medical Lake 7-0. The Greyhounds won all 14 sets as they dominated the match from start to finish.

"It seems like a broken record, but again our kids showed their versatility as we went with another different lineup. Yet again, our kids responded with aplomb," PHS coach Geoff Pearson said.

Singles

No. 1 -- Spencer Tilton (Pul) def. Austin Brown (ML), 6-0, 6-0

No. 2 -- Curtis Jeffery (Pul) def. Isi Farmen (ML), 6-1, 6-1

No. 3 -- Peter Chen (Pul) def. Trevor Nilles (ML), 6-1, 6-2

No. 4 -- Conner Ormond (Pul) def. Jeremy Ryan (ML), 6-0, 6-1

Doubles

No. 1 -- Jake Weirich and Miles Saul (Pul) def. Dakota Hauger and Alex Neder (ML), 6-0, 6-1

No. 2 -- Brian Field and Matt Pru (Pul) def. John Pineda and Tyler krivolavy (ML), 6-3, 6-0

No. 3 -- Josh Sewell and Tony Zhang (Pul) def. Colton Miller and Jordan Lohr (ML), 6-0, 6-0

Girls Tennis

Pullman 6, Medical Lake 1

The Pullman girls tennis team won all four singles matches as the Greyhounds cruised to a 6-1 victory over Medical Lake in Pullman. Tori Berditchevskaia, Pullman's top singles player, earned a 6-1, 6-2 victory, while No. 2 singles player Grace Chung won all 12 games of her match.

Singles

No. 1 -- Tori Berditchevskaia (Pul) def. Alyssa Fitzgerald (ML), 6-1, 6-2

No. 2 -- Grace Chung (Pul) def. Becky Nix (ML), 6-0, 6-0

No. 3 -- Maddie Kasimanicam (Pul) def. Sierra Semrau (ML), 6-0, 6-1

No. 4 -- Ana D'Acosta (Pul) def. Kristina Michner (ML), 6-1, 6-2

Doubles

No. 1 -- Stephanie Her and Alexa Yadama (Pul) def. Annette Carlson and Cassidy Hagel (ML), 6-3, 6-1

No. 2 -- Mary Lewan and Katelynn Houger def. Anna Elise Rodgers and Michaela Schad (Pul) 6-2, 7-5

No. 3 -- Stephanie Field and Jenna Metzer (Pul) def. Jessica Laird and Mariana Rodriguez (ML), 6-1, 6-0

Boys Golf

Pullman takes fifth

SPOKANE -- Brian Martin led the Pullman boys golf team with a score of 83 as the Greyhounds finished in fifth place at the third Great Northern League Tournament at Hangman Valley Golf Course. As a team, Pullman shot a 501.

"We played poorly today for the most part, and we lost one of our golfers earlier in the week to ineligibility as a result of grades, and we didn't respond very well to the situation," PHS coach Craig McCormick said. "Our inexperience showed, too, as this was the first time on the Hangman Course for all but two of our kids. Sometimes that works out well, but it didn't today. The two kids who'd played there before played reasonably well, while the others struggled a bit."

Team Scores: Clarkston 416, East Valley 452, Deer Park 494,Cheney 496, Pullman 501, Colville 514, West Valley 545

Pullman Scores: Brian Martin 83, Trevor Neal 93, Spencer Vik 104, Bryce Oldroyd 106, Karsten Anderson 112, Nick Reisenauer 126

Girls Golf

Pullman takes third

SPOKANE -- Thanks to Nicole Welter's score of 91, the Pullman girls golf team finished in third place at the Great Northern League Tournament at Hangman Valley. Welter's score was also good enough for third overall.

"Nicole Welter played well for 16 of her 18 holes today. She had two 7's on short par-4s that cost her six strokes. She was playing well enough to shoot 85 today, but slipped up on those two holes," PHS coach Jeff Martin said. "Still a solid round today and she continues to be one of the top two golfers in our league."

Team Scores: Clarkston 533, Cheney 560, Pullman 566, Deer Park 586, West Valley 645, Colville 650, East Valley 652

Pullman Scores: Nicole Welter 91, Shania Hatley 104, Rianne Baker 119, Emma Laird shot 119, Emma Trayte 133.

Lacrosse

Lake City 14, Moscow 1

COEUR D'ALENE -- The Moscow lacrosse team held defending North Idaho Lacrosse League champions Lake City scoreless for the first quarter, but couldn't hold off the Timber Wolves' offensive onslaught as the Bears lost 14-1. Senior midfielder Xavier Murdoch tallied Moscow's lone score.

Shots -- Lake City 47, Moscow 5

Faceoffs -- Lake City 15, Moscow 3

Groundballs -- Lake City 35, Moscow 31

Penalties -- Lake City 7/6:30, Moscow 12/13:00

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