Snohomish bats heat up in the cold

SNOHOMISH – The Snohomish Panthers battled the cold by having their bats heat up.

Behind a solid performance by Derek Jones, the Panthers defeated the Shorewood Thunderbirds 10-3 Thursday in a non-league game at Snohomish High School.

The center fielder batted 3-for-5 with a long, two-run home run, two doubles and four RBI.

Jones also scored three runs in the Panthers (1-1 overall) first win of the early season.

“He had an absolutely great day at the plate,” Snohomish head coach Kim Hammons said.

Jones also closed it out for the Panthers coming into pitch in the seventh inning and striking out the side.

Snohomish’s Braden Allen finished 3-for-4 with a RBI.

“(Allen) did a nice job tonight,” Hammons said.

Snohomish scored in each of the first five innings and held the Thunderbirds at bay with solid pitching from senior Nick Hammons.

Hammons (1-0) gave up two hits and struck out five.

“We got ahead in the counts, threw a ton of strikes and had good command in very, very cold weather,” Kim Hammons said.

Shorewood (0-2) mounted a small rally in the fourth, scoring three runs.

At Snohomish H.S.

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Kuniuoshi, Johnson (3), Kellinger (4), Hammer (5), Clercet (5) and Giles. Hammons, Wolfe (4), Allen (6), Jones (7) and Chandler. WP-Hammons (1-0). LP-Kuniuoshi (0-1). 2B-Jones (S) 2, Hammons (S), Mullins (S). HR-Jones (S). Records-Shorewood 0-2 overall. Snohomish 1-1.

Shorecrest 5, Monroe 3: At Monroe, Shorecrest held off a late Bearcat rally to hold on and pick up the non-league victory. Monroe had runners on first and third with no one out in the bottom of the seventh inning, but came up with only one run on a fielder’s choice.

At Marshall Field

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Reynolds, Jochim (6) and Rankin. Sines, Seybold (5) and Rintala. WP-Reynolds (1-0). LP-Sines (0-1). S-Jochim (1). 2B-Robbins (S), White (S), Reynolds (S), Ralph (M). Records-Shorecrest 2-0 overall. Monroe 2-1.

Oak Harbor 6, Mariner 5: At Oak Harbor, Andrew Bighouse pitched a complete game for Oak Harbor as the Wildcats held off a late rally by the Marauders to get the non-league win. Bighouse also batted 3-for-3 with three RBI to lead Oak Harbor.

At Oak Harbor H.S.

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Myloff and B. Degamo. Bighouse, Hornbaker (4), Ellis (5), Ecinas (7) and Encinas, Cardinal (7). WP-Bighouse (1-0). LP-Myloff (0-1). S-Ecinas (1). 2B-B. Degamo (M), CJ Degamo (M), Martinez (OH), Bighouse (OH). 3B-B. Degamo (M). Records-Mariner 1-1 overall. Oak Harbor 1-1.

Lake Stevens 14, Meadowdale 4 (5 inn.): At Lake Stevens, sophomore center fielder Cody Porter fell a single short of the cycle in the non-league game, finishing 3-for-3 with a double, triple, home run and three RBI. In his fourth and final at-bat Porter was hit-by-a-pitch. Alex Bruun batted 3-for-4 with three runs scored for the Vikings. Chase Anselman homered for the Mavericks.

At Lake Stevens H.S.

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Golman, Haight (4) and O’Neill. Pulitano, Iseri (4) and Gilbertson. WP-Iseri (1-0). LP-Golman (0-1). 2B-Porter (LS), White (LS). 3B-Porter (LS). HR-Anselman (M), Porter (LS). Records-Meadowdale 1-1 overall. Lake Stevens 1-1.

Lynnwood 4, Stanwood 1: At Stanwood, Ryan Desimone had three doubles and drove in two runs as Lynnwood triumphed over Stanwood in the non-league game. Doug Joyce led the Spartans with an RBI.

At Stanwood H.S.

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Lotzer, Presby (7) and Gordon. Stahl, Phillips (4) and Joyce. WP-Lotzer (1-0). LP-Stahl (0-1). S-Presby (1). 2B-Desimone (L) 3. Records-Lynnwood 1-1 overall. Stanwood 0-2.

Edmonds-Woodway 8, Arlington 0: At Arlington, Owen Jones was 2-for-3 with a double and two RBI as Edmonds-Woodway shut out Arlington to win the non-league game.

At Arlington H.S.

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Scott, Long (6), Sharp (7) and Cox. Dettrich, Hanson (6), Baker (7) and Allen. WP-Scott (1-0) LP-Dettrich (0-1) 2B-Jones (E-W), Lookhurt (E-W). Records-E-W 2-0 overall. Arlington 0-2.

Kamiak 12, Everett 0 (5 inn): At Mukilteo, Ryan Tarver picked up the win for Kamiak, pitching four innings before getting relieved by Micheal Malland, who finished the last inning. Malland also blasted a three-run home run to lead the Knights.

At Kamiak H.S.

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Frauenholtz, Wells (3), Murray (4) and Herrick. Tarver, Malland (4) and Ashbrenner. WP-Tarver (1-0). LP-Frauenholtz (0-1). 2B-Guinn (K). HR-Malland (K). Records-Everett 1-1 overall. Kamiak 2-1.

Marysville-Pilchuck 6, Mountlake Terrace 0: At Mountlake Terrace, Ricky Holm was 2-for-3 with a two-run home run in the first inning. Fellow senior Kyle Bottin hit a two-run home run in the fourth and Brandon Kizer struck out five batters and allowed one hit in five innings as Marysville-Pilchuck defeated Mountlake Terrace in the non-conference game.

At Mountlake Terrace H.S.

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Kizer, Pepin (6), and Bottin. Lechtenberg, Heath (5), Clark (7) and Clingan. WP-Kizer (1-0). LP-Lechtenberg (0-1). 2B-Dimascio (M-P). HR-Holm (M-P), Bottin (M-P). Records-M-P 1-1 overall. M. Terrace 1-1.

Darrington 6, Meridian 5: At Darrington, trailing by two runs in the bottom of the seventh inning, Darrington scored three runs, two with two outs, to come from behind and win it’s non-conference season opener. With runners on first and second, Kenneth Kelley hit the score-tying single. Joey Haywood followed with a walk-off bloop single to right field.

At Darrington H.S.

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Brannen, Goodall (6), Brannen (7) and Bezona. Schillhammer, Jones (4), Vincent (6) and O’Dell. WP-Vincent (1-0). LP-Brannen (0-1). 2B-Slesk (M), Sorenson (M). 3B-Brannen (M) Sorenson (M), Schillhammer (D) Records-Meridian 1-1 overall. Darrington 1-0.

Boys golf

Oak Harbor meet: At Oak Harbor, Eric McCardle was 4-over-par to earn medalist honors and lead Oak Harbor to the non-league victory.

At Whidbey G&CC

15 holes, par 60

Team results-Oak Harbor 347, Lake Stevens 351, Burlington-Edison 361, Marysville-Pilchuck 375.

Oak Harbor-McCardle 64 (medalist), Davis 65, Whitley 67, Reedy 69, Perez 82.

Lake Stevens-Danas 66, Montgomery 69, Sonsteng 69, Brierley 72, Moe 75.

Burlington-Edison-Charles 68, Stoupa 69, Lott 72, Anderson 74, Dynes 78.

M-P-Marzolf 70, Hanks 72, Caldwell 74, Freeman 77, Pratt 82.

Boys soccer

Granite Falls 4, Sultan 0: At Granite Falls, Sean Nelson scored twice and Zach Cuddeback and Coty Walker each added goals to aid in the Tigers Cascade Conference shutout.

At Granite Falls H.S.

Goals-Granite Falls: Nelson 2, Cuddeback, Walker. Assists-Granite Falls: Nelson. Goalkeepers-Sultan: Randle, Gonzalez. Granite Falls: Turner. Records-Sultan 0-1 league, 1-1 overall. Granite Falls 1-0, 1-0-1.

Lakewood 6, Blaine 1: At Lakewood, Evander Ochoa scored a hat trick to lead the Cougars to the non-league win. Eric Hawks, Andrew Escalante and Lucas Antonnascio rounded out the scoring for Lakewood.

At Lakewood H.S.

Goals-Lakewood: Ochoa 3, Antonnascio, Hawks, Escalante. Blaine: Tripp. Assists-Lakewood: Antonascio, Webb, Escalante 2. Goalkeepers-Lakewood: Karrenberg. Blaine: Clift. Records-Lakewood 1-1 overall.

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