PULLMAN — The Pullman Greyhounds clinched the 2A Greater Spokane League boys regular-season soccer title with an 8-1 win over West Valley of Spokane Valley at Pullman High School on Tuesday.

It was the second straight game where senior Clarens Dollin had a goal and four assists for Pullman (11-1-2, 8-0).

The Greyhounds got a couple of “phenomenal headers” from Leon Lange in the second half, according to coach Doug Winchell.

Evan French notched a game-high three goals and added two assists for Pullman, while keeper Aaron Oatley saved five of six goal attempts to come his way.

West Valley 0 1—1

Pullman 3 5—8

Pullman — Evan French (Clarens Dollin), third.

Pullman — Isiaiah Bishoff (Dollin), Fourth.

Pullman — Owen Schulenberger (French), 19th.

Pullman — French, 45th.

Pullman — Dollin (French), 58th.

Pullman — French (Bishoff), 63rd.

Pullman — Leon Lange (Dollin), 67th.

Pullman — Lange (Dollin), 68th.

West Valley — Rylin Allen, 76th.

Shots — West Valley 6; Pullman 12. Saves — West Valley: Courchaine 4; Pullman: Oatley 5.

East Valley 4, Clarkston 0

Host Clarkston was unable to get on the board against the Knights of Spokane Valley in a 2A Greater Spokane League contest.

Goalkeeper James LeBret managed 16 saves in the losing effort for the Bantams (3-12, 1-7).

East Valley 1 3—4

Clarkston 0 0—0

East Valley — Hunter Anderson, 28th.

East Valley — Carson Bly (Weston Fracz), 70th.

East Valley — Bridger Enevold, 75th.

East Valley — Bryson White (Fracz), 76th.

Shots — East Valley 20; Clarkston 6. Saves — East Valley: unknown 6; Clarkston: James LeBret 16.

HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL

Lewiston 12-6, Lakeland 9-0

RATHDRUM, Idaho — Lewiston’s Guy Krasselt notched five hits in a nonleague doubleheader sweep against Lakeland of Rathdrum.

The Bengals scored three runs in the top of the ninth to secure an extra-innings victory over the Hawks in Game 1.

Keatan Phillips and Krasselt each notched three hits in the first game.

The Bengals (11-7) handled the Hawks (7-11) in the nightcap and scored five runs between the fourth and fifth innings.

Krasselt, Cody Ray and Grady Kennedy had two hits apiece for Lewiston in Game 2.

GAME 1

Lewiston 101 130 303—12 14 4

Lakeland 100 017 000—9 12 4

Zack Bambacigno, Wiley Wagner (6), Cody Ray (6) and River Stamper; Colin Killian, Jake Jovick (5), Roah Reilly (7), Jace Taylor (7), Cash Lund (8) and Kevin Slover. W—Ray; L—Lund.

Lewiston hits — Keatan Phillips 3, Guy Krasselt 3, Carson Kolb 2, Wiley Wagner 2, Cody Ray, River Stamper, Austin Topp, Zack Bambacigno.

Lakeland hits — Jake Larcher 3, Tadgh Ellwood 2, Cash Lund (2B), Jace Taylor, Tim Howard, Caleb Mason, Kevin Slover, Jace Cooksey, Roan Reilly.

GAME 2

Lewiston 100 410 0—6 11 1

Lakeland 000 000 0—0 4 4

Austin Topp and Brighton Schumacher; Jake Larcher, Broxton Lukey (4) and Hunter Averitt. W—Topp; L—Larcher.

Lewiston hits — Guy Krasselt 2, Cody Ray 2, Grady Kennedy 2, Austin Topp (2B), Tucker Green, Carson Kolb, Keatan Phillips, Wiley Wagner.

Lakeland hits — Tadgh Ellwood, Colin Killian, Cash Lund, Tim Howard.

Desales 3-4, Asotin 2-5

WALLA WALLA, Wash. — Asotin’s Colt Kelley recorded two hits, including a double in Game 2 of a doubleheader against Northeast 2B League opponent DeSales.

The Panthers won the nightcap and fell in the opener.

Sam Hall and Gavin Ells added two hits apiece in Game 2 for Asotin (13-7, 11-4).

Ells paced the Panthers at the plate with four hits throughout the twinbill.

GAME 1

Asotin 000 002 0—2 5 1

DeSales 100 002 x—3 8 0

AJ Olerich and Cameron Clovis; Malachi Raymon, Sam Kolb (5) and Hudson Hall. W—Raymond; L—Olerich.

Asotin hits — Gavin Ells 2, Sam Hall, Cameron Clovis, Cooper Thomas.

DeSales hits — Sal Sisk 2, Remy Arceo 2, Billy Holtzinger, Daniel Baloff, Sam Hall, Cohen Wood.

GAME 2

Asotin 001 001 3—5 8 1

DeSales 100 021 0—4 5 3

Gavin Ells and Cameron Clovis; Sal Sisk, Connor Nunes (5) and Sam Hall. W—Ells; L—Sisk.

Asotin hits — Colt Kelley 2 (2B), Sam Hall 2, Gavin Ells 2, Cody Ells (3B), Cameron Clovis.

DeSales hits — Connor Nunes (3B), Caden McCollaugh (2B), Trey McCauley, Billy Holtzinger, Daniel Baloff.

Colfax 11-16, Liberty 1-8

COLFAX — Colfax pitcher JP Wigen recorded 11 strikeouts in Game 1 of a doubleheader sweep against Norhtheast 2B League foe Liberty of Spangle.

Erik Christiansen had two hits in the opener for the Bulldogs, including a double.

Cody Inderrieden went 4-for-4 in the nightcap for Colfax (6-4, 3-3).

GAME 1

Liberty 000 10—1 2 2

Colfax 112 52—11 4 1

J. Hodl, Z. Braun (2) and ; JP Wigen and Dawson Lobdell. W—Wigen; L—Hodl.

Liberty hits —C. Nollmeyer, G. Stephens.

Colfax hits — Erik Christiansen 2 (2B), Isaac Nelson (3B), Lobdell.

GAME 2

Liberty 300 041 0—8 12 5

Colfax 014 524 x—16 14 0

Maddex Strobel, M. Strobel (5) and T, Domrese; Cody Inderrieden, I. Nelson (5) and Lobdell. W— Inderrieden; L— Maddex Strobel.

Liberty hits — Hodl 3 (2 2B), G. Stephenson 3, M. Strobel 2 (2B), B. Mitchell 2 (2B), Nollmeyer, C. Holling.

Colfax hits — Cody Inderrieden 4 (2B), JJ Bodey 3 (2B), Lobdell 2, Emeric Anderson, Christiansen, Wigen, Jayce Kelly, Nelson.

Garfield-Palouse 15, St. John-Endicott/LaCrosse 3

ENDICOTT, Wash. — The Garfield-Palouse Vikings (2-9, 2-6) put up five runs in the seventh earning to cap off a double-digit Southeast 1B League win against the St. John-Endicott/LaCrosse Eagles.

Stats were unavailable at press time.

Garfield-Palouse 040 303 5—15 17 3

SJEL 100 010 1— 3 9 5

Grangeville 5, Kellogg 1

KELLOGG, Idaho — Grangeville’s Sam Lindsley recorded 12 strikeouts and went the distance in a Central Idaho League win over Kellogg.

Ray Holes paced the Bulldogs (16-3, 7-3) at the plate with three hits. David Goicoa added two more knocks.

The Bulldogs scored two runs in the top of the first inning and added three more in the top of the sixth.

Grangeville 200 003 0—5 9 1

Kellogg 000 000 1—1 3 1

Sam Lindsley and David Goicoa; Travis Eixenberger and Austin Clapper.

Grangeville hits — Ray Holes 3, Goicoa 2, Lindsley (2B), Cody Klement, JT Jackson, Kaycen Sickels.

Kellogg hits — Logan Smith 2, Eixenberger (2B).

Prairie 19, Nezperce 1

COTTONWOOD — Cody Kaschmitter notched four hits, including two triples and a double for Prairie of Cottonwood in a mercy-rule victory over Whitepine League foe Nezperce.

Devon Poxleitner picked up the win for the Pirates (4-8, 4-5) and struck out six in 2 2/3 innings.

Levi McElroy added four hits at the plate, including a double.

Raylie Warren notched the lone hit for the Nighthawks (1-9, 1-9).

Nezperce forfeited Game 2 of the scheduled doubleheader.

Nezperce 022—4 1 1

Prairie (11)35—19 16 4

Kovyn Brinkerhoff and Nic Kirkland; Devon Poxleitner, Kade Quintal (2) and Cody Kaschmitter. W—Poxleitner; L—Brinkerhoff.

Nezperce hit — Raylie Warren .

Prairie hits — Levi McElroy 4 (2B), Kaschmitter 4 (2 3B, 2B), Noah Behler 2 (2B), Jake Quintal 2, Phil Schwartz, Oliver Van Houten, Collin Ray, Max Rehder.

Orofino 13, St. Maries 12

OROFINO — The host Maniacs withstood a furious late rally from St. Maries and found three runs in the bottom of the ninth to pull out a 2A Central Idaho League win.

Dash Barlow and Silas Naranjo led the victorious effort with four hits and one double apiece for Orofino (17-2, 6-0), which remained perfect in league play. Barlow was also starting pitcher and received credit for the win from the mound.

St. Maries 000 021 9—12 16 2

Orofino 135 002 3—13 16 2

Chris Brusseau, Trey Gibson (4), Landon Holmes (7) and Gabe Long; Dashel Barlow, Gavin Christopherson and Silas Naranjo. W—Barlow; L—Holmes; S—Christopherson.

St. Maries hits — Riley Abell 3 (2B), Gabe Long 3, Trey Gibson 3, Landon Holmes 2 (2B), Kody Tefft 2 (2B), Wyatt Holmes, #23, #21.

Orofino hits — Dashel Barlow 4 (2B), Silas Naranjo 4 (2B), Jaeger Tondevold 2, Bodey Howell 2, Ethan Gilmore 2, Landon Hudson, Quinton Naranjo.

Dayton 13, Pomeroy 4

POMEROY — The Pirates tallied nine hits, but fell to visiting Dayton in their first Southeast 1B League defeat of the season.

Nick Bryson notched a team-high three hits for Pomeroy (14-3, 11-1), and Trace Roberts added two doubles.

Roberts struck out three pitching, but absorbed the loss for the Pirates.

Dayton 421 123 0—13 11 2

Pomeroy 103 000 0—4 9 6

Denver Hutchens, Colton Steinhoff (4), Jordan McCowen (6) and William Durham; Trace Roberts, Vinny Vecchio (3), Nolan Newberg (5), Conrad Nelson (7) and Ollie Severs. W—Hutchens; L—Roberts.

Dayton hits — Balian Walter 3, Jordan McCowen 2 (2B), William Durham 2, Denver Hutchens, Colton Steinhoff, William Cranmer, Andrew Wertz.

Pomeroy hits — Nick Bryson 3, Trace Roberts 2 (2 2B), Vinny Vecchio 2, Rory McKiernan (2B), Ollie Severs.

Troy 2, Potlatch 1

POTLATCH — Troy’s Makhi Durrett notched three hits, including a triple and a double, in a Whitepine League victory over Potlatch.

Joseph Bendel earned the win on the mound for the Trojans (12-2, 10-1), striking out nine.

Jameson Morris went the distance for the Loggers (9-3, 7-2) and struck out six in the defensive contest.

Troy 002 000 0—2 6 5

Potlatch 010 000 0—1 1 1

Joseph Bendel, Dominic Holden (7) and Makhi Durrett; Jameson Morris and Jay Marshall. W—Bendel; L—Morris.

Troy hits — Makhi Durrett 3 (2B, 3B), Wade Moser, Eli Stoner, Rowan Tyler.

Potlatch hits — Tyson Chambers.

HIGH SCHOOL SOFTBALLLewiston 6-9, Lakeland 3-7

Jenna Barney and Ashland Schnell each went the distance pitching in one game to lead the Bengals to a doubleheader sweep over the Hawks of Rathdrum at Airport Park in Lewiston.

Barney had 13 strikeouts in her start in Game 1 and added five hits, including three doubles, across the doubleheader for Lewiston (10-6).

Schnell struck out eight during her outing in Game 2.

GAME 1

Lakeland 003 000 0—3 6 2

Lewiston 020 022 x—6 6 2

Abby Helmholz and Payton Sterling; Jenna Barney and Caitrin Reel. W—Barney; L—Helmholz.

Lakeland hits — Katie Dewey 2, Delilah Zimmerman (2B), Abby Helmholz (2B), Alexis Hanna, Payton Sterling.

Lewiston hits — Jenna Barney (2B), Shelby Arellano, Ava Thorson, Anna Ready, Beccah Hogaboam, Caitrin Reel.

GAME 2

Lakeland 011 401 0—7 13 4

Lewiston 121 122 x—9 10 1

Mia Kesner and Payton Sterling; Ashland Schnell and Caitrin Reel. W—Schnell; L—Kesner.

Lakeland hits — Alexis Hanna 3, Ada Blakemore 2, Mia Kesner 2, Alyssa Rychman 2, Delilah Zimmerman (2B), Baylee Frank (2B), Payton Sterling, Kiersten Drake.

Lewiston hits — Jenna Barney 4 (2 2B), Ashland Schnell (2B), Shelby Arellano, Anna Ready, Caitrin Reel, Taren Nuxoll, Corinna Scoville.

DeSales 15-13, Asotin 3-5

WALLA WALLA, Wash. — Cady Browne had a triple and a home run, but it wasn’t enough as the Panthers fell to the Fighting Irish of Walla Walla in a Northeast 2B League doubleheader.

Asotin (12-6, 9-3) got an additional two hits from Elizabeth Alicea and a triple apiece from Katie Bittle and Kierra Nielson during the twinbill.

GAME 1

Asotin 003 00— 3 2 3

DeSales 338 1x—15 11 0

Kierra Nielson and Maddi Lathrop; Kate Dunham and Teresa Holtzinger. W—Dunham; L—Nielson.

Asotin hits — Cady Browne (HR), Kierra Nielson (2B).

DeSales hits — Kate Dunham 3, Caroline Kutsch 2 (2B, 3B), Linley Donnelly 2, Teresa Holtzinger (3B), Roslyn Block (2B), Janie Doohan, Jeyten Strnadel.

GAME 2

Asotin 000 032 0— 5 8 1

DeSales 060 511 x—13 15 3

Kierra Nielson (5) and Maddi Lathrop, Cady Browne; Caroline Kutsch and Lauren Rhode, Teresa Holtzinger. W—Kutsch; L—Lathrop.

Asotin hits — Elizabeth Alicea 2, Cady Browne (3B), Katie Bittle (3B), Maddi Lathrop, Brooklyn Hall, Jayne Crockett, Avery Triplett.

DeSales hits — Linley Donnelly 3, Kate Dunham 2 (2B), Teresa Holtzinger 2 (2B), Lauren Rhode 2 (2B), Caroline Kutsch 2, Roslyn Block 2, Jeyten Strnadel, Maddie Ortuno.

Liberty 4-4, Colfax 0-2

COLFAX — Harley Hennigar registered two hits for the Bulldogs and Ava Swan had a triple but the team still ultimately dropped both of a Northeast 2B League doubleheader against the Lancers of Spangle, Wash.

Colfax (9-7, 6-4) was held scoreless in the first game. It improved in Game 2 and put up two runs to cut its deficit down to 4-2, which ended up being the final score.

Four other players registered hits for the Bulldogs across the doubleheader.

GAME 1

Liberty 130 000 0—4 6 0

Colfax 000 000 0—0 3 2

Jordyn Jeske and Sadie Stout; Gracie Bofto and Grace Jones.

Liberty hits — Jesse Brumley 2 (2B), Kariyah Strobel 2, Jeske (3B), Aubrey Hofmann.

Colfax hits — KeiLena Nelson, Harley Hennigar, Ella Jones.

GAME 2

Liberty 001 300 0—4 7 2

Colfax 000 002 0—2 5 1

Jordyn Jeske and Sadie Stout; Gracie Bofto and Grace Jones.

Liberty hits — Kariyah Strobel 2, Haylee Mitzimberg (2B), Jesse Brumley, Stout, Ella Vanwert, Molly Domrese.

Colfax hits — Ava Swan (3B), Harley Hennigar, Ainslee Imler, Grace Jones, KeiLena Nelson.

Kendrick 29, Lapwai 0

LAPWAI — The Tigers got four hits, including two triples and a double, from Hayden Kimberling en route to a mercy-rule victory over the Wildcats.

Kendrick (7-3, 4-0) put up 12 runs in the first inning to sprint out to a dominant early lead.

Hali Anderson, Morgan Silflow and Harley Heimgartner added three hits apiece for the Tigers. Taylor Boyer added two hits of her own and went the distance from the circle.

Lapwai (1-8, 1-8) was led with two hits from Abigail Whitman, who also pitched the final three innings for the Wildcats.

Kendrick (12)52 64—29 19 0

Lapwai 000 00— 0 7 1

Taylor Boyer and Kenadie Kirk; Junee Picard, Abigail Whitman (3) and Whitman, Solara Greene (3).

Kendrick hits — Hayden Kimberling 4 (2 3B, 2B), Hali Anderson 3 (3B), Morgan Silflow 3 (2B), Harley Heimgartner 3 (2B), Boyer 2, Ashna Casto 2, Hailey Taylor, Kirk.

Lapwai hits — Whitman 2, Greene, Picard, Kiahna Padilla, Larissa Moody, MariJayne Gomez.

Orofino 18, St. Maries 2

OROFINO — Orofino’s Livia Johnson went 4-for-4 at the plate with a double in a win over Central Idaho League opponent St. Maries.

Jaelyn Miller added two hits for the Maniacs (12-7, 7-1), including a home run.

Brynn Hanna and Rilee Diffin had two hits apiece for Orofino, including a double.

St. Maries 020 00—2 3 4

Orofino 416 7x—18 14 1

Lyssa Watkins, Addyson Stewart (3) and Brenna Elliott; H. Johnson and Rilee Diffin.

St. Maries hits — Danika Sloper (2B), Brenna Elliott, Addilynn Turner.

Orofino hits — Livia Johnson 4 (2B), Jaelyn Miller 2 (HR), Brynn Hanna 2 (2B), Rilee Diffin 2 (2B), Mylie Zenner (2B), Reece Deyo, Hanna Johnson, Kennedy Coleman.

Dayton 30, Pomeroy 19

POMEROY — The two teams combined for 50 hits as the Bulldogs downed the Pirates in a Southeast 1B League game.

For Pomeroy (2-12, 1-7), Kendyll Potoshnik led with five hits, including a home run and a double. Hannah Bagby added four hits, including a home run.

Dayton (10-3, 7-2) had eight different players tally multi-base hits.

Dayton 504 0(11)3 7—30 28 6

Pomeroy 503 061 4—19 22 6

Trump and Jones; H. Bagby, M. Warren (3) and K. Potoshnik. W—Trump; L—Bagby.

Dayton hits — Tumpling 6 (2B), Culley 5 (3B), Tupling 3 (2B), Trump 3 (2B), Laughbery 3 (2B), Slack 2 (HR, 2B), Dobbs 2 (2B), Jones 2, Johnson (2B), Boggs.

Pomeroy hits — Potoshnik 5 (HR, 2B), Bagby 4 (HR), O. Cooper 4, I. Field 2 (2B), C. McKeirnan 2, T. Gilbert 2, R. Nagle (2B), Warren, Y. Garcia.

HIGH SCHOOL BOYS TENNISPullman boys 4, Clarkston 3

PULLMAN — Caleb Snider rallied in the No. 4 singles match to snatch victory from the jaws of defeat for Pullman against visiting Clarkston in a team dual clash of 2A Greater Spokane League unbeatens, putting the Greyhounds in sole possession of first place.

The Hounds, who have never lost a 2A GSL dual since the league was founded at the start of this decade, were on the brink of doing so as Snider trailed 6-1, 3-0 to the Bantams’ Chase Meyer in the last match of the day with the overall event tally tied at three matches apiece. The Greyhound senior changed tactics from net-rushing to battling from the baseline and successfully ground out a 1-6, 6-4, 6-2 win.

Clarkston (7-2, 4-1) enjoyed hard-fought victories in the top two singles matches from brothers Alex and Cody Whittle, including a back-and-forth 6-2, 2-6, 7-5 slugfest for Alex Whittle over Pullman’s Benjamin Lee at No. 1. Snider’s was the third rally from a set down on the day for Pullman (8-2, 5-0), which got its lone straight-sets victory from the No. 1 doubles duo of Aditya Bose-Bandyopadhyay and Mir Park.

Singles — Alex Whittle, Clk, def. Benjamin Lee 6-2, 2-6, 7-5; Cody Whittle, Clk, def. Reed Newell 6-4, 6-4; Nathan Sutton, Pul, def. Valentin Borque-Martinez 5-7, 6-3, 6-0; Caleb Snider, Pul, def. Chase Meyer 1-6, 6-4, 6-2.

Doubles — Aditya Bose-Bandyopadhyay/Mir Park, Pul, def. Xander VanTine/Cole McKenzie 6-3, 6-2; Daniel Schertenleib/Charles Liu, Pul, def. Espen Williams/Haven Morfin 6-7 (6), 6-1, 6-1; Hudson Frost/Logan McKarcher, Clk, def. Olin Liu/Lucas Wang 6-0, 7-6 (3).

HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS TENNISClarkston 5, Pullman 2

Host Clarkston took all three doubles matches en route to a team victory over Pullman in a meeting of the last two undefeated teams in the 2A Greater Spokane League.

Olivia Gustafson and Ella Leavitt spearheaded the doubles sweep with a 6-4, 6-3 showing against Pullman’s Lynnsey Biorn and Daun Park, while the pairing of Eloise Teasley and Kayla Frei produced the most dominant performance of the day for the Bantams (8-1, 5-0) with a 6-0, 6-0 shutout. Coach Margie Denton said she was “super proud of the girls” for the win, which gave them standalone first-place status in league standings.

The visiting Greyhounds (9-1, 4-1), playing without team captain Naomi Carter among others due to schedule conflicts, benefited from handy straight-sets victories by their top two singles players for the day, Diana Gutierrez and Johanna Meuller. It was the Pullman girls’ first-ever 2A GSL defeat and their first team dual loss in-or-out of league in over two years.

Singles — Diana Gutierrez, Pul, def. Gabie Mills 6-3, 6-0; Johanna Meuller, Pul, def. Daniella Lucas 6-1, 6-3; Rachel Gall, Clk, def. Azriah Seeber 6-1, 6-1; Kendall Wallace, Clk, def. Brynnley Jacobs 6-4, 6-2.

Doubles — Olivia Gustafson/Ella Leavitt, Clk, def. Lynnsey Biorn/Daun Park 6-4, 6-3; Eloise Teasley/Kayla Frei, Clk, def. Lyneth Calderon-Lopez/Shanelle Tran 6-0, 6-0; Ella Ogden/Presley Dempsey, Clk, def. Retal Adbellatiffe/Katelyn Schroeder 6-2, 6-2.

HIGH SCHOOL TRACK AND FIELDPrairie wins home track meet

COTTONWOOD — Prairie of Cottonwood won team titles on the boys and girls side of its home track meet at Prairie High School.

The Pirates’ boys team swept the relay events. Prairie’s 400 relay team of Dylan Uhlenkott, Noah Geis, Ben Secrest and Trenton Lorentz topped the podium with a time of 44.69 seconds.

On the girls side, Prairie’s Kennedy Reiener placed first in the 100 (13.27) and the 200 (28.39).

BOYS

Team scores — 1. Prairie 185; 2. Grangeville 138; 3. Kamiah 92; 4. Timberline 88; 5. Kendrick 53; 6. Nezperce 38; 7. Lapwai 28; 8. Clearwater Valley 20; 9. Highland 15; 10. Salmon River 14; 11. Potlatch 12.

100 — 1. Ahlius Yearout, Lap, 11.55; 2. Noah Geis, Pra, 11.68; 3. Ayden Arnett, Gra, 11.76.

200 — 1. Trenton Lorentz, Pra, 22.97; 2. Dylan Uhlenkott, Pra, 23.71; 3. Arnett, Gra, 23.85.

400 — 1. Simeon Sanchez, Gra, 53.41; 2. Hunter Redmon, Pot, 54.75; 3. Orion Stewart, Ken, 57.53.

800 — 1. Ryan Detweiler, Gra, 2:10.79; 2. Matthew Wemhoff, Pra, 2:16.48; 3. AJ Rose, Gra, 2:17.92.

1,600 — 1. Rose, Gra, 5:15.70; 2. Devyn Sparrow, Tim, 5:17.86; 3. Blayne Mosman, Nez, 5:17.89.

3,200 — 1. Manuel Mendez, Tim, 11:24.69; 2. Mosman, Nez, 11:26.27; 3. George Willis, Gra, 11:29.87.

110 hurdles — 1. Zane Uptmor, Pra, 18.23; 2. Jace Cronce, Nez, 18.60; 3. Gatlin Griffith, Nez, 19.74.

300 hurdles — 1. Everett Oatman, Kam, 46.02; 2. David Kludt, Kam, 47.90; 3. Uptmor, Pra, 48.05.

400 relay — 1. Prairie (Uhlenkott, Geis, Ben Secrest, Lorentz), 44.69; 2. Grangeville, 47.86; 3. Kamiah, 47.91.

800 relay — 1. Prairie (Uhlenkott, Geis, Secrest, Lorentz), 1:33.33; 2. Grangeville, 1:37; 3. Timberline, 1:39.75.

1,600 relay — 1. Prairie (Wemhoff, Secrest, Uhlenkott, Lorentz), 3:31.61; 2. Grangeville-A, 3:42.97; 3. Grangeville-B, 3:53.15.

SMR — 1. Grangeville (Ben Lindsey, Parke Pooley, Mccoy Stamper, Detweiler), 4:06.24; 2. Prairie, 4:10.67; 3. Kamiah, 4:30.31.

Shot put — 1. Porter Whipple, Kam, 49-10; 2. Carson Hogan, Ken, 42-10; 3. Bennie eleven, Pra, 42-2.

Discus — 1. Elven, Pra, 146-5; 2. Lee Forsmann, Pra, 143-3; 3. Kludt, Kam, 130-2.

Javelin — 1. Wemhoff, Pra, 137-8; 2. Hogan, Ken, 122-11; 3. Darrin Bonner, Tim, 118-2.

High jump — 1. Noah Watson, Hi-C, 6-2; 2. Farrell Hayes, Lap, 5-6; 3. Caleb Marshall, Tim, 5-4.

Pole vault — 1. Blake Shepherd, SR, 11-6; 2. Gavin Shoening, Kam, 10-6; 3. Todd Roberts, Kam, 10-0.

Long jump — 1. Yearout, Lap, 20-4.5; 2. Ares Mabberly, Tim, 19-5.75; 3. Cade Silflow, Ken, 19-0.75.

Triple jump — 1. Silflow, Ken, 38-6; 2. Justice Richardson, Tim, 37-3.5; 3. Landon Sneve, Ken, 36-5.5.

GIRLS

Team scores — 1. Prairie 255; 2. Grangeville 105; 3. Kamiah 96; 4. Nezperce 50; T5. Timberline 40; T5. Potlatch 40; 7. Clearwater Valley 29; 8. Salmon River 24; 9. Highland 18; 10. Kendrick 16; 11. Lapwai 3.

100 — 1. Kennedy Riener, Pra, 13.27; 2. Selway Shown, CV, 13.70; 3. Sierra Oliver, Pra, 14.09.

200 — 1. K. Riener, Pra, 28.39; 2. Aubree Geis, Pra, 29.38; 3. Aubree Rehder, Pra, 29.75.

400 — 1. Nadia Cash, Pra, 1:10.26; 2. Chloe Marshall, Ken, 1:19.31; 3. Alyse Facey, Nez, 1:19.92.

800 — 1. Sydney Shears, Pra, 2:33.98; 2. Geis, Pra, 2:36.86; 3. Sitka Harris, Gra, 2:39.07.

1,600 — 1. Nya Bonner, Tim, 6:07.83; 2. Evelyn Ward, CV, 6:09.51; 3. Harris, Gra, 6:21.94.

3,200 — 1. Ward, CV, 13:26.37; 2. Britton Tunnell, Pot, 15:06.08; 3. Kacee Evans, Gra, 15:39.73.

100 hurdles — 1. Laney Landmark, Kam, 17.69; 2. Oliver, Pra, 18.23; 3. Emily Puckett, Kam, 18.52.

300 hurdles — 1. Oliver, 51.59; 2. Puckett, Kam, 52.32; 3. Emree Beeson, Gra, 53.30.

400 relay — 1. Prairie (Cash, Avery Riener, Rehder, K. Riener), 53.09; 2. Kamiah, 55.04; 3. Grangeville, 55.16.

800 relay — 1. Prairie (Geis, Cash, K. Riener, Shears), 1:51.16; 2. Highland, 2:04.68; 3. Nezperce, 2:04.88.

1,600 relay — 1. Prairie (Alli Geis, Au. Geis, A. Reiner, Shears), 4:17.05; 2. Grangeville, 4:39.39.

SMR — 1. Prairie (Au. Geis, Rehder, Al. Geis, Shears), 1:57.47; 2. Grangeville, 2:06.03; 3. Potlatch, 2:12.26.

Shot put — 1. Sage Elven, Prairie, 35-2; 2. Ruby Stewart, Ken, 32-2; 3. Madilyn Stuivenga, Kam, 31-8.

Discus — 1. Elven, Pra, 130-7; 2. Ila Wilkinson, Gra, 109-4; 3. Elizabeth Severns, Pra, 108-0.

Javelin — 1. Hailey Hanson, Pra, 97-11; 2. Severns, Pra, 96-2; 3. Elven, Pra, 94-8.

High jump — 1. Taylor Ewing, SR, 4-10; 2. Landmark, Kam, 4-8; 3. Callie Remacle, Pra, 4-6.

Pole vault — 1. Stuivenga, Kam, 7-0; 2. Ewing, SR, 7-0; 3. Oliver, Pra, 7-0.

Long jump — 1. Puckett, Kam, 16-2; 2. Aubree Lux, Nez, 15-3; 3. Remacle, Pra, 15-1.

Triple jump — 1. A. Reiner, Pra, 32-6.5; 2. Emma Krogh, Kam, 29-9; 3. Lux, Nez, 29-8.

Panthers, Vikings reign supreme

COLFAX — The Asotin boys and Garfield-Palouse girls earned team trophies in a Northeast 2B League meet at Colfax High School.

Christan Walling topped the podium in the high jump (5 feet, 8 inches) and triple jump (39-0.25) to head up the victory for the Panther boys, and teammate Elias Lopez placed first in the shot put with a throw of 38-1.5.

Kyra Brantner was first in the long jump (16-7) and triple jump (34-2.5) for the Viking girls.

BOYS

Team scores — 1. Asotin 96; 2. Colfax 78; 3. Liberty 71; 4. Pomeroy 60; 5. St. John-Endicott/Lacorsse 57; 6. Garfield-Palouse 48; 7. Lind-Ritzville 47; 8. Oakesdale 37; 9. Odessa 34; 10. Wellpinit 26; 11. Valley Christian 23; 12. Columbia 19; 13. Prescott 3

Asotin individuals

400 — 3. Wyatt Caldwell, 56.15.

Shot put — 1. Elias Lopez, 38-1.5; 2. Dylan Finney, 38.7.5; 3. Peter Eggleston, 35-1.

Discus — 2. Lopez, 109-11.5.

High jump — 1. Christian Walling, 5-8.

Triple jump — 1. Walling, 39-0.25.

Colfax individuals

400 relay — 1. Colfax (Tanner Senter, Jaxon Wick, John Largent, Brayden McNeilly), 46.64.

1,600 relay — 1. Colfax (JP McAnally, McNeilly, Matthew Morgan, Wick), 3:44.75.

High jump — 3. Dexter McCully, 5-2.

Pole Vault — 3. Morgan, 10-6.

Long jump — 1. Ryan Robinson, 20-6.

Triple jump — 3. McAnally, 37-0.

Garfield-Palouse individuals

800 — 1. Brendan Snekvik, 2:07.57; 2. Kieran Snekvik, 2:10.85.

1,600 — 1. B. Snekvik, 4:40.91; 2. K. Snekvik, 4:47.62.

1,600 relay — 3. Garfield-Palouse, 3:53.85.

Discus — 3. Liam Cook, 109-1.

Pomeroy individuals

100 — 1. Tyler Slaybaugh, 11.51.

200 — 3. Slaybaugh, 23.62.

800 — 3. Miller, 2:11.33.

400 relay — 2. Pomeroy, 47.13.

Pole vault — 1. Slaybaugh, 11-6; 2. Levi Bowen, 11-0.

GIRLS

Team scores — 1. Garfield-Palouse 119; 2. Odessa 98; 3. Colfax 96; 4. Liberty 69; 5. Oakesdale 66; 6. Asotin 47; 7. Lind-Ritzville 43; 8. St. John-Endicott/Lacrosse, 36; 9. Valley Christian 26; 10. Wellpinit 15; 11. Pomeroy 14; 12. Prescott.

Asotin individuals

100 — 2. Carly Browne, 13.64.

200 — 3. Browne, 29.04.

300 hurdles — 2. Browne, 53.77.

Shot put — 1. Hannah Appleford, 35-5.5.

Javelin — 3. Browne, 102-8.

Colfax individuals

100 hurdles — 2. Destiny Nelson, 18.17.

400 relay — 3. Colfax, 55.41.

800 relay — 2. Colfax, 1:56.97.

1,600 relay — 2. Colfax, 5:12.59.

Shot put — 3. Cianna Gibb, 32-5.5.

Discus — 3. Dory Doty, 93-6.

High jump — 3. Hailey Demler, 4-10.

Pole vault — 1. Paige Claassen, 9-6.

Garfield-Palouse

200 — 2. Samantha Pfaff, 28.63.

800 — 2. Courage Hightree, 2:39.77.

1,600 — 1. Ashleigh Hightree, 5:37.94; 2. Lola Edwards, 5:44.04.

3,200 — 1. C. Hightree, 12:44.05.

300 hurdles — 3. HettyLee Laughary, 54.69.

1,600 relay — 1. Garfield-Palouse (Pfaff, Edwards, Laughary, Noemie Appel), 4:44.00.

High jump — 2. Pfaff, 5-0.

Long jump — 1. Kyra Brantner, 16-7.

Triple jump — 1. Brantner, 34-2.5.

Pomeroy individuals

Pole vault — 2. Carmen Fruh, 7-6.

COLLEGE BASEBALL

Gonzaga 6, Washington State 4

PULLMAN — Kyle Russell and Cole Cramer scored a run apiece in the bottom of the ninth, but it wasn’t enough as the Cougars fell to the Bulldogs in a nonconference game.

Washington State (18-21) and Gonzaga (17-20) were tied at 2-2 until the ninth inning. The Bulldogs put up four runs in the top of the ninth to take the lead. The Cougars were able to cut their deficit in half in the bottom half of the frame but couldn’t make up the difference.

Cramer led Washington State with two hits, including a double.

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Matthew Mueller, Nate DeSchryver (6), Matthew Cunneely (9) and Kevin Spear; Spencer Jones, Carson Judd (6), Andrew Baughn (6), Rylan Haider (7), Kaden Wickersham (9), Chase Grillo (9), Ryan Orr (9) and Will Cresswell. W—DeSchryver; L—Haider.

Gonzaga hits — Hudson Shupe 2, Payton Knowles 2, Tommy Eisenstat 2, Vincent Temesvar, Donovan Ratfield, Josh Hankins, Peyton Miller.

Washington State hits — Cole Cramer 2 (2B), Kyle Russell, Nate Swarts.

MEN’S COLLEGE GOLF

Idaho four strikes behind through first round of Big Sky championship

LITCHFIELD PARK, Ariz. — The Vandals’ Joe Sykes tied for second through the first round of the Big Sky championship at Wigwam Golf Course.

Sykes wrapped up Day 1 with a 3-under 69 and teammate Samuel Johnson was tied for fourth with a 2-under 70.

Idaho was second in the four-team field with a 3-under total of 285, four strokes behind first-place Sacramento State.

The Big Sky championship continues today.

Big Sky championship

Wigwam Golf Course

Team scores — 1. Sacramento State 281; 2. Idaho 285; 3. Weber State 288; 4. Northern Colorado 294.

Individual leaders — 1. Jake Aberle, Sacramento State, 67; T2. Gabriel Smith, Sacramento State 69; T2. Joe Sykes, Idaho, 69.

Other UI individuals — T4. Samuel Johnson 70; T9. TJ Patterson 72; T12. Johannes Hounsgaard 74; T17. Matt McGann 76.

WOMEN’S COLLEGE GOLF

WSU finishes 10th in the Pac-12 championship

PULLMAN — Madelyn Gamble finished the Pac-12 championship at Palouse Ridge Golf Course as the highest-placing Cougar, tying for 26th with a 2-over 218.

Washington State placed 10th in the 11-team field, a four-spot drop from where it was on Monday.

The Cougars finished the Pac-12 championship with a 22-over team total of 886. Stanford won the conference tournament with a 28-under 836.

Pac-12 championship

Palouse Ridge Golf Course

Team scores — 1. Stanford 836; 2. USC 844; 3. Oregon 848; 4. UCLA 852; 5. Washington 865; 6. Arizona 868; 7. Arizona State 869; 8. Oregon State 878; 9. California 879; 10. Washington State 886; 11. Colorado 889.

Individual leaders — 1. Catherine Park, USC, 201; 2. Kelly Xu, Stanford, 206; 3. Kiara Romero, Oregon, 207.

WSU individuals — T26. Madelyn Gamble 218; T32. Sarah Skovgaard-Bils 220; 46. Alice Johansson 226; 47. Hannah Harrison 227; 48. Emily Caldwell 229.

COLLEGE FOOTBALL

WSU schedules home-and-home with Virginia

PULLMAN — Washington State announced Tuesday it has added a two-game, home-and-home series against Virginia to its 2025 and 2031 football schedules.

The Cougars will face the Cavaliers in on Sept. 27, 2025, in Charlottesville, Va., in the first meeting. Virginia will play at Gesa Field six years later.

The 2025 game will be the first time WSU has played Virginia and the 2031 game will mark the first time the Cougs will host an ACC opponent at Gesa Field.