EVERETT – In a clash of two high-powered offenses, it was ultimately the glovework, or lack thereof, that decided Friday’s Wesco North game.
Cascade entered the game averaging more than 12 runs per contest and Snohomish was averaging almost nine runs a game. But five unearned runs in the third inning for the visiting Panthers led to a 9-5 Snohomish win.
“It was uncharacteristic of us,” Cascade coach Pat Opel said of his team’s five, third-inning errors. “We misplayed balls in the outfield. We misplayed balls in the infield. It was just real frustrating.”
Senior catcher Kyle Hennessey led the way for Snohomish, batting 2-for-4 with a double.
The big bat for Cascade was swung by junior David Benson, who hit a towering two-run triple in the second inning.
At Cascade H.S.
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Hammons, Wolfe (5), Jones (6) and Hennessey. Shaw, Pearl (6) and Chiarelli. WP-Hammons. LP-Shaw (3-1). 2B-Hennessey (S), Souza (C). 3B-Benson (C). Records-Snohomish 6-1 in league, 9-1 overall. Cascade 4-1, 6-2.
Monroe 11, Oak Harbor 1: At Oak Harbor, Monroe scored all eight runs in the fifth inning on two outs and Evan Churlin was 3-for-4 with a double, triple, two RBI and scored three runs for the Bearcats in the Wesco North game. Chris Valencia was 2-for 4 for the Wildcats.
At Oak Harbor H.S.
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Parmley and Rintala. Lobbestael, Ellis (5) and Encinas. WP-Parmley. LP-Lobbestael (0-2). 2B-Churlin (M). 3B-Churlin (M). Records-Monroe 7-0 in division, 8-1 overall. Oak Harbor 1-4, 3-6.
Lake Stevens 9, Marysville-Pilchuck 4: At Marysville, Paxton Paynter was 2-for 4 with a three-run home run in the second inning to lead the Vikings to the Wesco North victory. Kyle Mallory was 2-for-2 and Brandon Williams hit a home run for the Tomahawks.
At Marysville-Pilchuck H.S.
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Hawkesworth and Gilbertson. Moser, Kiezer (3) and Bottin, Atterson. WP-Hawkesworth. LP-Moser (1-1). 2B-Mallory (M-P), Moser (M-P), Porter (LS), 3B-Mallory (M-P). HR-Williams (M-P), Paynter (LS). Records-Lake Stevens 5-2 in division, 9-2 overall. Marysville Pilchuck 0-7, 3-8.
Mount Vernon 13, Arlington 3: At Mount Vernon, Michael Knight threw a complete game with four strikeouts and scattered six hits to help lead Mount Vernon to the Wesco North victory. Teammate David Lange added a home run and Josh Etringer was 1-for-3 with three RBI.
At Mount Vernon H. S.
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Brown, Ayres (3) and Spear, Luckie (5). Knight, and Etringer. WP-Knight (2-2). LP-Brown. 2B-Milless (A) 2. HR-Lange (MV). Records-Arlington 0-5 in league 2-5 overall. Mount Vernon 2-4, 4-5.
Mountlake Terrace 5, Mariner 4: At Everett, Blair Haverstraw was 2-for-4 with one RBI for the Hawks in their Wesco South win. Joey Matvee was 2-for-3 for the Marauders.
At Mariner H.S.
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Starkenburg, Knudsen (6), and Clingan. Rex, Miloff (7) and Degamo. WP-Starkenberg. LP-Rex (0-1). S-Knudsen. 2B-Barnes (MT), Theis (MT). Records-Mountlake Terrace 4-3 in league 4-5 overall. Mariner 3-4, 4-5.
Shorewood 7, Everett 3: At Everett, freshman pitcher Alex Kuniyoshi supplied the arm and senior catcher Mark Rockey supplied the bat as the visiting Thunderbirds took the Wesco South game. Kuniyoshi pitched five innings, allowing two runs on four hits. Rockey was 2-for-4 with a home run and four RBI. Junior pitcher Tim Hughes went the distance for the host Seagulls in a game decided by five Everett errors, which led to five unearned runs for Shorewood.
At Everett Memorial Stadium
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Kuniyoshi, Allenbaugh (6) and Rockey. Hughes and Herrick. WP-Kuniyoshi. LP-Hughes. S-Allenbaugh. 2B-Ogden (E). HR-Rockey (S). Records-Shorewood 4-3 in league, 4-5 overall. Everett 2-5, 2-7.
Shorecrest 6, Meadowdale 2: At Shoreline, Andrew Gniffke was 1-for-2 with two runs scored to help Shorecrest to the Wesco South victory. Ricky Denham had seven strikeouts and gave up just three hits for Meadowdale.
At Shorecrest H.S.
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Denham, Anderson (6) and Anselment. Paulsen, Stuart (4), P. Rankin (7) and C. Rankin. WP-Stuart (1-2). LP-Denham. S-P. Rankin (1). 2B-Anderton (M). Records-Meadowdale 0-7 in league 0-8 overall. Shorecrest 4-3, 4-5.
Kamiak 6, Lynnwood 2: At Lynnwood, Lynnwood’s Brennan Grubb smacked a two-run home run in the sixth inning to draw the Royals within one run, but David Ashbrenner had a two-run double in a three-run Kamiak seventh as the Knights put away the Wesco South win.
At Lynnwood H.S.
Tarver and Ashbrenner. Grubb, Gordon (7) and not reported. WP-Tarver. LP-Grubb. 2B-Ashbrenner (K). HR-Grubb (L). Records-Kamiak 4-3 league, 4-5 overall. Lynnwood 1-6, 1-7.
South Whidbey 7, Archbishop Murphy 4: At Everett, Joey Smith was 2-for 3 with two runs scored to lead the Falcons to the Cascade Conference victory.
At Archbishop Murphy H.S.
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Holder and Parra. Shively, Smith (6) and Marshbank. WP-Holder. LP-Shively (2-1). 2B-Hanna (SW). Records-South Whidbey 5-1 in conference, 9-2 overall. Archbishop Murphy 3-3, 4-7.
Lakewood 3, Cedarcrest 0: At Lakewood, junior right-hander Ryan Martin went the distance for the host Cougars, striking out 10 Cedarcrest batters and allowing just three hits in the Cascade Conference game. The only offense that Martin needed was provided in the fifth inning when sophomore Josh Spears hit a two-out, two-run home run. The Cougars picked up an additional run that inning on one of the Red Wolves’ three errors.
At Lakewood H.S.
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Coble, Cook (6) and Hollinger. Martin and Renouard. WP-Martin. LP-Coble. 2B-Delker (L). HR-Spears (L). Records-Cedarcrest 2-4 in league, 2-8 overall. Lakewood 3-3, 4-8.
Granite Falls 13, Sultan 4: At Sultan, Jake Peden led the visiting Tigers, hitting a double and a home run. Catcher Scott Kalma also smacked a home run to solidify the Cascade Conference victory. Robin Nuyen hit a run-scoring double for the Turks.
At Sultan H.S.
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Knudson, Wammack (5), Pennington (7) and Kalma. Gorman, Morgan (5) and Webster, Miller (5). WP-Knudson. LP-Gorman (0-2). 2B-Brown (GF), Peden (GF) Nuyen (S). 3B-Villegas (GF). HR-Kalma (GF), Peden (GF). Records-Granite Falls 4-2 in league, 7-5 overall. Sultan 1-5, 3-6.
La Conner 5, Coupeville 3 (8): At Coupeville, sophomores James Smith and Kyle Wilcox contributed two hits apiece for the host Wolves, but a two-run home run hit by Chris Pierson in the top half of the eighth inning sealed the Northwest 1A/B League victory for the visiting Braves. Pierson batted 2-for-4 and knocked in three runs.
At Coupeville H.S.
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Staubach, Oosterhof (5) and Coonc. Evans, Black (7) and Larson. WP-Oosterhof. LP-Black (0-2). 2B-Kennedy (LC). HR-Pierson (LC). Records-La Conner 3-1 in league, 4-2 overall. Coupeville 1-2, 2-6.
North Sound Christian 2-10, Lummi 1-3: At Mountlake Terrace, the host Lions swept an afternoon doubleheader from the visiting Blackhawks at North Sound Christian High School. Although the second game was cut to four innings due to darkness, both Northwest B League games will count in the standings.
Blake Mallory led the Lions to victory in both games. In game one, he gave up two hits and struck out 10 batters while giving up only one unearned run. In game two, he went behind the plate to catch and batted 2-for-3 with a double and a run scored.
Game One
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Andrew and Grant. Mallory and Waller. WP-Mallory (1-1). LP- Andrew.
Game Two
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Carter, Grant (1), Dustin (3) and Andrew. Grossenbacher, Rheume (4) and Mallory. WP-Grossenbacher (1-0). LP-Carter. 2B-Zach (L), Mallory (NSC). Records-Lummi 0-3 in league, 0-5 overall. North Sound Christian 3-1, 5-3.
Softball
Archbishop Murphy 8, Cedarcrest 1: At Duvall, although the scoreboard told a different story, Whitney Oviatt of Cedarcrest and Kayelynne Huggins of Archbishop Murphy participated in a pitchers’ duel that was ultimately decided by nine Cedarcrest errors which led to seven unearned runs. Oviatt shut down the Wildcats’ offense, allowing one hit over seven innings. But Huggins, who entered the game in the second inning, struck out 12 batters and allowed just two baserunners over the final six innings to seal a Cascade Conference win.
At Cedarcrest H.S.
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Kennedy, Huggins (2) and Hardy. Oviatt and Botts. WP-Huggins (3-0). LP-Oviatt. 2B-Tolley (C). Records-Archbishop Murphy 4-0 in league, 5-0 overall. Cedarcrest 3-1, 6-3.
Concrete 1, Friday Harbor 0: At Concrete, Brittany Howell scattered three hits and had 12 strikeouts to lead Concrete to the Northwest 1A/B League victory. Beth Kelsey had 13 strikeouts for Friday Harbor.
At Concrete H.S.
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Kelsey and Chevalier. Howell and Swanson. WP-Howell (4-0). LP-Kelsey. Records-Friday Harbor 3-1 in league, 4-1 overall. Concrete 4-0, 5-1.
Boys soccer
Shorecrest 1, Shorewood 0 (2 OT): At Shoreline, Mickey Crudo scored his second goal of the season on a 25-yard free kick that curved into the upper right corner of the goal in the 88th minute to lead Shorecrest over cross-town rival Shorewood in the Wesco South opener for both teams.
At Shoreline Stadium
Goals-Shorecrest: Crudo. Goalkeepers-Shorewood: Hudson. Shorecrest: Wright, Novack. Records-Shorewood 0-1-0 in division, 4-2-0 overall. Shorecrest 1-0-0, 6-1-0.
Archbishop Murphy 7, Mount Baker 2: At Everett, Riley Cartwright scored a hat trick and assisted on another goal to lead Archbishop Murphy to the non-league victory. Teammate Justin Ryan added two goals and an assist. Joe O’Connell and Beau Allen scored the other goals and Kyle Blackbourn and Jerrik Shaw each had assists for the Wildcats.
At Archbishop Murphy H.S.
Goals-Archbishop Murphy: Cartwright 3, J. Ryan 2, O’Connell, Allen. Mount Baker: Thielemeyer. Assists-Archbishop Murphy: Cartwright, Blackbourn, J. Ryan, Shaw. Mount Baker: Kimber. Goalkeepers-Archbishop Murphy: Renslo, Johnson, Ungs. Mount Baker: Judson. Records-Mount Baker 2-5-0 overall. A Murphy 5-0-1.
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