HIGH SCHOOLS: Colton pitchers post back-to-back no-no's

COLTON - One no-hitter is pretty good.

Two are even better.

The Colton Wildcats tossed a pair of no-no's on Friday in a doubleheader against Pomeroy, including a perfect game by Kelsey Moser in the second contest.

"We came out and played our game tonight," Colton coach Brad Nelson said.

Both games lasted just five innings because of the mercy rule, with the Wildcats winning each by a 10-0 score.

Mikayla Nygreen got things started in the first game by striking out seven and walking two while holding the Pirates hitless.

Not to be outdone, Moser struck out 13 batters (out of 15 outs) and never allowed Pomeroy to reach base in the second game as Colton improved to 6-3 on the season.

FIRST GAME

Pomeroy 000 00- 0 0 3

Colton 401 14-10 9 0

HayLee Koller and Kindsey Bott. Mikayla Nygreen and Mollie Kramer.

Pomeroy hits - None.

Colton hits - Kelsey Moser 2, Haley Moser (2B), Kramer 2 (2-2B), Megan Grassl, Nygreen 2, Kaitlin Druffel.

SECOND GAME

Pomeroy 000 00 -0 0 7

Colton 312 4x-10 9 0

Koller and Bott. Kelsey Moser and Mollie Kramer.

Pomeroy hits - None.

Colton hits - K. Moser 3 (2B), Kramer 2, Grassl, H. Moser, Grace Druffel, Taylor Nilson (2B).

Asotin 31-21, TOR 14-11

TEKOA - Asotin let loose with 38 hits and 52 runs to sweep a Southeast 2B League doubleheader from Tekoa-Oakesdale-Rosalia.

"We had been waiting to bust out," Asotin coach John Heley said. "It was like a fetus in the womb for 10 months."

JaLisa Jose had six hits and hit for the cycle in the first game, knocking in four runs in the process.

"She was just mashing," Heley said.

Cheyane Nelson had eight hits, including two doubes and two triples, during the doubleheader as Asotin improved to 3-10 overall and 2-6 in league play.

FIRST GAME

Asotin 16(13) 302 6-31 25 2

TOR 437 130 0-18 14 3

Mickenzie Mullins, Megan Howell (1) and Chelsea Schmidt. B. Maley and F. Carrothers.

Asotin hits - Cheyane Nelson 4 (2B, HR), Howell 3 (2B), Michele Heitstuman 4 (2B), Logan Prior, Schmidt 3, JaLisa Jose 6 (2B, 3B, HR), Jamie Henry 3, Mullins.

TOR hits - Reddish 3 (2B, 3B), Madison 3, K. Maley 3 (2B), Brown, Paulson, A. Lindgren 2, B. Maley.

SECOND GAME

Asotin 249 06-21 13 2

TOR 060 50-11 11 3

Howell and Schmidt. B. Maley and F. Carrothers.

Asotin hits - Nelson 4 (2B, 3B), Howell 3 (2B), Heitstuman, Jose, Schmidt 2 (HR), Prior, Henry.

TOR hits - Reddish 2, B. Maley, K. Maley 2, Brown 2 (3B), Paulson 2, A. Lindgren, H. Lindgren.

Grangeville 21, Clk JV 9

Grangeville scored a quick seven runs in the first inning and never looked back, downing Clarkston's junior varsity in a nonleague game.

Clarkston's JV was plagued by nine errors, and the Bulldogs found a way to take advantage of those miscues.

"We capitalized on a lot of walks and errors," Grangeville coach Cindy Hall. "And our defense made plays."

Brooke Keeler led the Bulldogs' surge, going 3-for-5 with two doubles. Kasey Blankenship hit a home run in the seventh inning.

Grangeville 752 021 4-21 11 4

Clarkston 331 202 x -1 9 9

Taylor Canaday, Kasey Blankenship (3), Brooke Keeler (3) and McKenzie Paul. Blessing and Poe.

Grangeville hits - Paul, Blankenship (HR), Brooke Keeler 3 (2-2B), Taylor Canaday 2 (2B), Casandra Green, Kennedy Woods 2, Kylie Northrup.

Clarkston hits - Leavitt, Blessing 3 (3B), Millage, Manwaring 2, Massey 2.

BASEBALL

Colton 12-24, Pomeroy 0-0

COLTON - Colton was hardly challenged in a nonleague twinbill sweep of Pomeroy, as the Wildcats tossed a pair of shutouts.

Colton gave up a combined two hits in the games, an infield single in each, and tallied a combined 31 hits on the day. The Wildcats started the games with nine and eight-run first innings, setting the the tone for the rest of the way.

Josh Straughan, who went the distance on the mound in the second game, also recorded six RBI in the nightcap, indluding a grand slam in the fourth inning to lead Colton (4-5).

FIRST GAME

Pomeroy 000 00- 0 1 2

Colton 920 10-12 9 0

Taylor Spence and Nate Jacobs, Dustin Devorak. Ryan Smith, Wyatt Koller (1) and Sam Lindekugel.

Pomeroy hits - Matt Fitzgerald.

Colton hits - Josh Straughan 2, Andrew Tietjen 2, Taylor Spence, Nate Jacobs 2, Matt Becker 2.

SECOND GAME

Pomeroy 000 00 -0 1 4

Colton 839 40-24 19 1

Sean Beale, Lindekugel (3), Alex Koberstein (4) and Lindekugel, Beale. Josh Straugan and Jake Reinder, Dustin Devorak.

Pomeroy hits - Lindekugel.

Colton hits - Chase Druffel (2B), Straughan (2B, HR), Tietjen, Brycyn Abdul 2, Bernie Druffel (3B), Pat Lutskas 2, Dustin Patchen (2B), Reiner, Spencer Jacobs, Dustin Devorak, Chad Ryle 2 (2B).

TENNIS

Clk girls 7, Pullman 0

The Clarkston girls used a couple of hard-fought victories in the top singles matches to help sweep Pullman in a Great Northern League clash.

Elise Rooney went two tough sets with Pullman's Emily Funubiki, and KC McConnell won a first-set tiebreaker before taking the second set 6-3 against Melissa Vollmer.

The Bantams moved to 3-0 on the season.

CLARKSTON 7, PULLMAN 0

Singles - Elise Rooney, Clk, def. Emily Funubiki, Pul, 6-4, 7-5; KC McConnell, Clk, def. Melissa Vollmer, Pul, 7-6 (8-6), 6-3; Roni Hewett, Clk, def. Berit Paxson-Tarnai, Pul, 6-0, 6-0; Ashley Meyers, Clk, def. Brittani Harvey, Pul, 6-0, 6-0.

Doubles - Katie Servatius/Katie VanCleave, Clk, def. Sam Hruban/Vishaka Muhunthan, Pul, 6-1, 6-2; Courtney Gaswint/Tiffany Ho, Clk, def. Rachel Mathison/Hannah Adams, Pul, 6-4, 6-2; Abby Brotnov/Jocelyn Lejameyer, Clk, def. Brilliana Hou/Milly Xun, Pul, 6-1, 6-1.

Clk boys 6, Pullman 1

The Clarkston boys' tennis team swept the singles matches and defeated Pullman in a Great Northern League match.

The doubles matches were the most competitive aspect of the day, with Clarkston winning two in three sets and Pullman taking the other. Clarkston is now 3-0 this season.

CLARKSTON 6, PULLMAN 1

Singles - Dustin McConnell, Clk, def. Mitchell Tang, Pul, 6-0, 6-1; Drew Adams, Clk, def. Nikhil Sablani, Pul, 6-3, 6-0; Shawn Callahan, Clk, def. Dong Yang Chen, Pul, 6-3, 6-1; Jace Kessler, Clk, def. Ian Harkins, Pul, 7-5, 6-2.

Doubles - Derek Young/Nick VanCleave, Clk, def. Sam Schad/Nishant Dwivedi, Pul, 6-4, 0-6, 6-1; Mitch Carey/Jordan Jones, Clk, def. Tony Wang/Jackie Wu, Pul, 7-5, 5-7, 6-0; Jimmy Yin/Yihao Jiang, Pul, def. Michael Dolezal/Eric Goodwin, Clk, 6-3, 6-3.

TRACK

Washington flies in 100

Jayson Washington posted the area's best time 100-meter time of the season, leading his Moscow Bears to a narrow victory over the host Bengals at the Lewiston Twilight meet.

Washington ran the race in 10.87 seconds, well ahead of Lewiston's Camden Bernatz (11.16), who beat Washington to start the season.

Megan Sullivan of Grangeville sizzled to a 58.93-second time in the girls' 400, and teammate Megan DeFord hurled the shot 40 feet, 61/2 inches.

Lewiston took the girls team title.

BOYS

Team scores - Moscow 155.5, Lewiston 153, Pullman 69.5, Kamiah 66.5, Kendrick 60, Troy 49, Grangeville 46, McLoughlin 43, Salmon River 25, Orofino 20.5, Asotin 13

100 - 1, Jayson Washington, Mos, 10.87. 2, Camden Bernatz, Lew, 11.16. 3, Kyle Curtice, Ken, 11.18.

200 - 1, Camden Bernatz, Lew, 23.18. 2, Kyle Curtice, Ken, 23.26. 3, Chris Schrette, Lew, 23.29.

400 - 1, Chris Schrette, Lew, 51.36. 2, Justin Podrabsky, Lew, 52.47. 3, Kendall Brown, McL, 52.72.

800 - 1, Blake Warner, Ken, 2:06.07. 2, Andrew Waltermire, Lew, 2;06.40. 3, Aaron Davis, Mos, 2:08.36.

1600 - 1, Aaron Davis, Mos, 4:56.07. 2, Adam Storey, Mos, 4:58.35. 3, Stuart Rau, Gra, 4:59.01.

3200 - 1, Will Seegmiller, Troy, 10:51.79. 2, Kaleb Martin, Mos, 10:55.71. 3, Gillette Zenner, Lew, 10:58.37.

110 hurdles - 1, Wade Schumaker, Mos, 15:38. 2, Wade Meyer, Pul, 15.62. 3, Jack Nygaard, Kam, 17.32.

300 hurdles - 1, Jack Nygaard, Kam, 42.60. 2, Michael Mastro, Mos, 42.97. 3, Wade Meyer, Pul, 42.99.

400 relay - 1, Moscow, 45.00. 2, Pullman, 45.83. 3, Orofino, 47.27.

800 relay - 1, Lewiston, 1:34.51. 2, Grangeville, 1:36.27. 3, Moscow, 1:38.57.

1600 relay - 1, Moscow, 3:34.95. 2, Lewiston, 3:35.26. 3, Grangeville, 3:38.52.

Medley relay - 1, Grangeville, 3:54.96. 2, Moscow, 3:57.67. 3, Kamiah, 4:00.81.

High jump - 1, Adrian Free, Ken, 6-3. 2, Jack Nygaard, Kam, 5-10. 3, Kevin Hill, Kam, 5-8.

Pole vault - T1, Matt Morris, Mos, 12-0. T1, Ben Fitzsimmons, Lew, 12-0. T3, Steven Elsbury, Oro, 10-6. T3, Justin Lloyd, Kam, 10-6. T3, Tyler Woolsey, Lew, 10-6.

Long jump - 1, Kyle Curtice, Ken, 20-61/2. 2, Dustin Rinker, Salmon, 20-21/2. 3, Dean Reitz, Lew, 19-10.

Triple jump - 1, Kyle Curtice, Ken, 42-91/2. 2, Ben Pavish, Pull, 41-10. 3, Marshall Williams, Troy, 40-0.

Shot put - 1, Zach Conlee, McL, 45-4. 2, Charles Jaramillo-Swan, Salmon, 44-61/4. 3, Spencer Beale, Lew, 42-31/2.

Discus - 1, Buddy Lockie, Troy, 138-1. 2, John Westberg, Mos, 133-81/2. 3, Juston Lindsley, Gra, 133-1.

GIRLS

Team scores - Lewiston 134, Pullman 114, Grangeville 108.5, Moscow 87, McLoughlin 61, Troy 57, Asotin 47.5, Kamiah 40, Orofino 33, Kendrick 8, Salmon River 1

100 - 1, Emily Childers, McL, 12.74. 2, Kerry Moller, Mos,13.20. 3, Tanasha Smith, Troy, 13.33.

200 - 1, Emily Childers, McL, 26.90. 2, Tanasha Smith, Troy, 27.74. 3, Heidi Anders, Mos, 27.98.

400 - 1, Megan Sullivan, Gra, 58.93. 2, Emily Childers, McL, 58.95. 3, Linsey Sullivan, Gra, 1:01.22.

800 - 1, Emily Paradis, Mos, 2:26.61. Kelsey Guzman, Lew, 2:28.09. Alexys Graci, Pul, 2:32.57.

1600 - 1, Sarel Loewus, Pul, 5:52.46. 2, Sigourney Gundy, Aso, 6:01.60. 3, Ashley Schlangen, Lew, 6:03.59.

3200 - 1, Emily Paradis, Mos, 11:37.49. 2, Sarel Loewus, Pul, 12:14.63. 3, Laura Fowler, Aso, 13:01.01.

100 hurdles - 1, Jennifer Nakata, Pul, 16.80. 2, Bethany Stuffle, Lew, 16.88. 3, Sheyenne Stewart, Gra, 16.95.

300 hurdles - 1, Bethany Stuffle, Lew, 49.71. 2, Regina Snider, Pul, 51.21. 3, Sheyenne Stewart, Gra, 51.34.

400 relay - 1, Grangeville, 53.27. 2, Troy, 53.28. 3, Lewiston, 54.55.

800 relay - 1, Grangeville, 1:51.08. 2, Lewiston, 1:53.27. 3, Kamiah, 1:57.06.

1600 relay - 1, Grangeville, 4:17.36. 2, Lewiston, 4:18.35. 3, Moscow, 4:18.61

800 medley - 1, Lewiston, 2:01.38. 2, Pullman, 2:06.30. 3, Troy, 2:19.12

High Jump - 1, Jennifer Nakata, Pul, 5-03. 2, Shelby Cheslek, Pul, 5-00, 3, Shelby Kloninger, Kam, 4-08.

Pole Vault - 1, Monique Stamper, Oro, 9-0. 2, Lexie Adams, Gra, 8-6. 3, Anne Eimers, Gra, 8-0.

Long jump - 1, Chelsea Lundgren, Lew, 15-93/4. 2, Danica Case, Troy, 15-61/2. 3, Mica Epifanio, McL, 14-9

Triple jump - 1, Chelsea Lundgren Lew, 34-21/2. 2, Danica Case, Troy, 32-5. 3, Kim Lawrence, Mos, 30-71/2.

Shot put - 1, Megan DeFord, Gra, 40-61/2. 2, Margaret Behre, Mos, 35-113/4. 3, Kayla Loop, Aso, 33-3.

Discus - Megan Deford, Gra, 122-11. 2, Kayla Loop, Aso, 111-9. 3, Margaret Behre, Mos, 104-1.

LACROSSE

Lake City 9, Logos 4

COEUR D'ALENE - Lake City tacked on the first eight goals, and Logos couldn't recover in a boys' lacrosse contest.

The Timberwolves led 8-0 at halftime, and Logos didn't get on the board until the third quarter.

Tyler Evans led Logos (0-3) with two goals.

Logos 0 0 2 2-4

Lake City 5 3 1 0-9

Lake City - Marfice

Lake City - Smidt

Lake City - Smidt

Lake City - St, George

Lake City - Marfice

Lake City - Evans

Lake City - Evans

Lake City - Marfice

Logos - Tyler Evans

Lake City - Hansen

Logos - Caleb Struble

Logos - Luke Shaw

Logos - Evans

Shots - Logos 30, Lake City 18.

Saves - Logos: Josiah Whitling 1; Lake City: Fetter 15.