DEER PARK, Wash. - Kayla Loop claimed two titles and set a personal record in the girls' shot put Saturday to spearhead Asotin High's efforts in the six-team Deer Park Invitational track meet.
Loop, a two-event state champion last spring, threw 38 feet, 31/2 inches to snap her shot-put PR by 9 inches.
The senior also won the discus at 118-0, teaming with Piper Loop and McKayla Swearingen for a 1-2-3 sweep by the Panthers.
Asotin freshman Lucy Eggleston won the girls' 3,200, while the Panther boys got titles from Jesse Styner in the 400 and Jacob Whittaker in the javelin.
GIRLS
Team scores
Lakeside 132.2, Deer Park 113.1, Asotin 94, Shadle Park 92, Colville 80, Northwest Christian-Colbert 27.
Asotin placers
400 - 3, Skylar Smith 1:10.8.
3200 - 1, Lucy Eggleston 12:58.0. 3, Sadie Johnson 13:24.2.
400 relay - 3, Asotin 47.4.
1600 relay - 2, Asotin 4:49.2.
Shot put - 1, Kayla Loop 38-31/2. 3, McKayla Swearingen 32-2.
Discus - 1, Kayla Loop 118-0. 2, Piper Loop 109-6. 3, McKayla Swearingen 92-10.
Javelin - 2, Brielle Whittaker 98-7.
BOYS
Team scores
Colville 122, Shadle Park 108.33, Deer Park 94.33, Lakeside 82.33, Asotin 66, Northwest Christian-Colbert 41.
Asotin placers
100 - 2, Johnathon Miller 23.0.
200 - 1, Jesse Styner 53.3.
400 - 2, Nate Dalton 2:14.2.
Shot put - 2, Landon Ristau 44-51/4.
Javelin - 1, Jacob Whittaker 129-1. 3, Jordan Hollingshead 121-3.
Guo wins twice for PHS
YAKIMA - Anna Guo won two jumping events for the Pullman girls while thrower Adam Mahama and jumper Ben Pavish each notched a victory for the Greyhound boys at the Ram Relays at West Valley-Yakima.
Pullman also notched titles in two team events: the girls' high jump and the boys' discus.
Team scores
Girls - Kamiakin 1231/2, Southridge 85, Mt. Spokane 521/2, Chiawana 481/2, Pullman 48, Kennewick 44, Hanford 411/2, Monroe 321/2, Rogers 25, West Valley-Yakima 16, East Valley-Yakima 15, Sunnyside 7.
Boys - Mt. Spokane 1041/2, Kamiakin 931/2, Southridge 54, Hanford 56, Sunnyside 461/2, West Valley-Yakima 451/2, Monroe 331/2, Pullman 26, East Valley-Yakima 16, Chiawana 10, Kennewick 6, Rogers 5, Pasco 4.
PULLMAN PLACERS
Girls
300 hurdles - 5, Regina Snider 50.49. 8, Sara Nelson 51.28.
400 relay - 5, Pullman 51.93.
Medley relay - 2, Pullman 1:59.02.
1600 relay - 3, Pullman 4:21.02.
High jump - 2, Lauren McCluskey 5-2. 3, Jennifer Nakata 5-0. 8 (tie), Ngurije Mbuende 4-8.
Long jump - 1, Anna Guo 16-111/2.
Triple jump - 1, Anna Guo 34-5.
Boys
400 relay - 4, Pullman 52.60.
1600 relay - 7, Pullman 3:48.65.
Triple jump - 1, Ben Pavish 42-101/2.
Shot put - 2, Adam Mahama 45-10. 4, Ryan Pitzer 43-7.
Discus - 1, Adam Mahama 158-5.
Extra team events
Girls' high jump - 1, Pullman 14-10.
Girls' long jump - 3, Pullman 44-4.
Girls' triple jump - 3, Pullman 92-7.
Boys' discus - 1, Pullman 379-7.
Boys' shot put - 2, Pullman 128-6.
4x300 - 2, Pullman 2:46.0.
Mackleit paces Bulldogs
EPHRATA, Wash. - Bailey Mackleit placed second in the girls' 100 hurdles to pace Colfax at the Ray Cross Invitational.
COLFAX RESULTS
Girls
Team placing - 7th of 28 teams
100 - 6, Elizabeth Hatley 13.34.
200 - 7, Elizabeth Hatley 28.11.
100 hurdles - 2, Bailey Mackleit 17.34.
400 relay - 3, Colfax 52.95.
800 relay - 3, Colfax 1:54.81.
Shot put - 3, Nicole Sheer 32-53/4.
BOYS
Team placing - tied for 21st
TENNIS
Lewiston 9, Moscow 3
Despite losing all three boys' singles matches, Lewiston handily topped Moscow in a dual tennis meet at the Bengals' courts.
Elsa Hansen won the No. 1 girls' singles match, and freshman Josie Jagelski kept her hot streak going with a 6-0, 6-0 win at No. 3.
Chad Roberts and Jacob Kucera, also on a roll for the Bengals, won at No. 2 boys' doubles.
Hunter Levy of Moscow prevailed at No. 1 boys' singles.
Boys' singles - Hunter Levy, Mos, def. Adam Ohman 6-1, 6-1; Sean Chenoweth, Mos, def. Cesar Garcia 6-2, 6-4; Royce Yaezemko, Mos, def. Lucas Nardin 6-3, 6-4.
Girls' singles - Elsa Hansen, Lew, def. Kalyn Lewis 6-4, 6-0; Brittny Krauss, Lew, def. Moia Ena 6-0, 6-0; Josey Jagelski, Lew, def. Helen Donelick 6-0, 6-0.
Boys' doubles - Weston Burrup and Austin Thomas, Lew, def. Tom Beher and Joe Zabrisbe 6-1, 6-2; Chad Roberts and Jacob Kucera, Lew, def. Matt Pencheri and Zach Sender 6-0, 6-4; Ryan Weiner and K.J. Gettman, Lew, def. Kirby Johnson and Phin Lampman 6-3, 6-1.
Girls' doubles - Jerica Kingsbury and Z.J. Mayton, Lew, def. Jane Walden and EmilyWagler 6-2, 6-1; Christine Sayler and Melissa Thomson, Lew, def. Becky Darney and Molley Jenning 6-0, 6-0; Hannah Hill and Jennifer Nguyen, Lew, def. Savanna Allan and Helen Donelick 6-2, 6-0.
CHS girls notch two wins
SPOKANE - The Clarkston girls' tennis team breezed to two dual wins in its first such action this season, beating Spokane's West Valley and East Valley.
The Bantams won 13 of the 14 matches.
Clarkston veterans KC McConnell and Ashley Meyers had little trouble picking up two wins. The Bantams also got a pair of victories from Kianna Arthur, who was in the lineup with Kristen Kirking out with an illness.
While these were matches between Great Northern League teams, they won't count in the league standings.
CLARKSTON 6, EAST VALLEY 1
Singles - KC McConnell, Clk, def. Callie Hanson, 6-0, 6-1. Ashley Meyers, Clk, def. Pechee Xiong, 6-2, 6-2. Anna Gorkochenko, EV, def. Kara Spears, 4-6, 6-3 (10-5); Kianna Arthur, Clk, def. Brittany Nelson, 6-0, 6-0.
Doubles - Briea Goods/Rachel Folsom, Clk, def. Kasey Strehlou, 6-4, 6-2; Adriana Arnone/Kristen Carey, Clk, def. Haley Primm/Val Milliken, 6-2, 6-3; Caleigh Hines/Sarah Dice, Clk, def. Evelyn Mita/Jaycee Fraser, 6-0, 6-3.
CLARKSTON 7, WEST VALLEY 0
Singles - KC McConnell, Clk, Veronika Dederer, 6-0, 6-3; Ashley Meyers, Clk, def. Courtney Wold, 6-2, 6-0; Kara Spears, Clk, def. Katie Salmon, 6-4, 6-3; Kianna Arthur, Clk, def. Becca Connelly, 6-4, 6-3.
Doubles - Briea Goods/Rachel Folsom, Clk, def. Carissa Busch/Kymberli Conger, 2-6, 6-4, 6-0; Adriana Arnone/Kristen Carey, Clk, def. Levi Deakins/Brittany Fetters, 6-0, 6-2; Caleigh Hines/Sarah Dice, def. Lyndsey Sather/Brianne Gabby, 6-4, 4-6, 6-3.
Clarkston boys 5, WV 2
The Clarkston boys claimed their first win of the season as it took down the West Valley Eagles in a nonleague matchup.
Clarkston coach Sam Adams said his doubles teams played well despite the fact that most of them had never played a varsity match before.
The Clarkston boys are now 1-0 while West Valley drops to 2-1.
clarkston 5, WEST VALLEY 2
Singles - Drew Adams def. Chris Meyers, 6-0, 6-1; Conner Haidle, WV, def. Alex Downs, 6-4, 7-5; Mark Norman, WV, def. Mark Lorenz, 6-2, 6-1; Zach Price, Clk, def. Jeff Wilhelm, 6-3, 6-7, 10-4.
Doubles - Jacob Hopkins-Wesley Sampson, Clk, def. Ty LaBoy-SoPaul Kor, 6-1, 6-1; Garrett Manske-Jared Weber, Clk, def. Cody Bradley-Zach Smith, 6-3, 6-3; Kevin Mellick-Ashton Tippin, Clk, def. Matt Carral-Louie Vazanko, 6-3, 6-2.
Grangeville wins 10
Grangeville won 10 of 14 matches against the Clarkston JV at Clarkston.
Singles - Fales, Grang, def. Lohman, 8 (7-5)-7; Manangquil, Clk, def. Ramirez, 8-5.
Doubles - Burkenbine-Lewis, Grang, def. Manangquil-Beck, 8-4; Burkenbine-Lewis, Grang, def. [name unavailable], 8-2; Kelley-Malone, Grang, def. [names unavailable], 8-5; Kelley-Malone, Grang, def. Stone-Dageken, 8-2; Draper-Deng, Grang, def. Trujillo-Nordechia, 8-1; Draper-Deng, Grang, def. Zhu-Starr, 8-5; Wuu-Foust, Clk, def. Craig-Jackson, 8-5; Oldenfield-Goedhart, Clk, def. Craig-Jackson, 8-1; Ramerez-Fales, Grang, def. Stone-Dagelen, 8-1; Zhu-Starr, Clk, def. Dempsey-Cuffe, 8-4; Kennedy-Bryant, Grang, def. Rich-Guillotte, 8-2; Kennedy-Bryant, Grang, def. Oldfield-Foust, 8-6.
