By Pierre LaBossiere
Peninsula Daily News
PORT LUDLOW — The Chimacum golf teams split with North Kitsap in their final home match of the year, with the boys winning 221-235 to earn their third Olympic League victory and the girls falling 247-270.
The Cowboys were led by medalist Logan Storm who fired a 42, the low score of the day Tuesday. Nate Miller shot a 55, Sean Storey a 61 and Brayden Yingling a 63 to round out the scoring. Joey Kitchcart shot a 67 and Cooper Bartl a 70 for the Cowboys.
For the girls, Lacey Bishop shot a 60, just four shots off the top score, while Delana Horner shot a 66.
The boys finish the season with a record of 3-6. The Cowboys next play at the Higgins Memorial Tournament today at Kitsap Golf and Country Club and then the Duke Streeter Invitational at the Peninsula Golf Club in Port Angeles at 1 p.m. Friday.
Sequim 168, North Mason 208
ALLYN — The Wolves carded the three lowest four scores of the day, finishing an undefeated season in Olympic League play, cruising to a win and a league title 168-208 over the Bulldogs at Lakeland Village Golf Course.
Paul Jacobsen led all golfers with a 40 for Sequim, while teammates Andrew Vanderberg shot a 42 and Blake Wiker and Josiah Carter each carded a 43. North Mason’s top golfer, Eric Jones, posted a 48.
Sequim, 9-0 in Olympic League play, will defend its Higgins Memorial Tournament title today at Kitsap Golf and Country Club.
Port Angeles 197, Bremerton 208
BREMERTON — The Roughriders edged the Knights to earn an Olympic League win and to end league play with a winning record.
Port Angeles won by a score of 197-208 as the Riders’ third and fourth golfers easily outpaced Bremerton’s.
Logan Kovalenko fired a 43 for the Riders, tied for the best round of the day with Bremerton’s Bryce Kahle.
Cameron Fouts shot a 50 and Royce Duncan and Carson Wilder each shot a 52 for Port Angeles. Duncan and Wilder combined to beat the Knights’ third and fourth golfers by nine strokes.
The Riders next host the Duke Streeter Invitational at Peninsula Golf Club at 1 p.m. Friday. Then, the Riders will prepare for the Olympic League Tournament at Cedars at Dungeness on May 2.
Boys Soccer Port Angeles 3, Olympic 2
BREMERTON — The Roughriders got off to a fast start with three goals in the first 14 minutes, then held on for a 3-2 win to jump into a tie for third place in the Olympic League 2A Division.
Port Angeles got a goal in just one minute from Andrew St. George, who was assisted by Ben Schneider. In the 13th minute, a cross by Grayson Peet was headed by Stuart Methner, then deflected off an Olympic player for a goal.
Kenny Soule scored an unassisted goal just a minute later on a long shot from Methner. Soule cleaned up after the rebound and tapped the ball in to give the Riders a commanding 3-0 lead.
Olympic’s two goals were at the very end of the first half (38th minute) and the very end of regulation (79th minute).
Coach Chris Saari said his team lost some of their intensity in the second half, but that it was a much-needed three points for the team.
“[We] took [our] foot off the gas pedal and let Olympic back into the game. Olympic’s second goal came with almost no time left on a scramble in front of the Rider net that led to a close range tap-in goal. The final whistle blew immediately after the ensuing kick off and Port Angeles escaped with the needed three league points on the road,” Saari said.
The win was crucial to the Riders’ playoff run. Port Angeles is now 5-4 in league (8-5 overall), tied for third with Sequim,with Bremerton lurking 1 1/2 games back. This sets up a match with playoff implications Friday at 6:45 p.m. at Sequim.
North Kitsap 6, Sequim 0
POULSBO — The Wolves went up against the undefeated and likely league champion Vikings and lost 6-0 on the road.
“We got hammered,” said coach Dave Brasher. “They’re solid, [but] we didn’t play that well.
“Everything they touched turned to gold and everything we touched turned to lead,” Brasher said.
North Kitsap got off to a fast start with two goals in the first 12 minutes and got up 4-0 by the end of the first half. Brasher said the Wolves played a lot better in the second half, holding the Vikings to just a pair of goals in the final 40 minutes.
The loss sets up a critical game at 6:45 p.m. Friday in Sequim versus rival Port Angeles. The Wolves and Riders are tied for third place with identical 5-4 records (and identical points) in the Olympic League 2A Division, though Port Angeles has a slight edge because the Riders beat the Wolves earlier this season at Civic Field.
Forks Track at Pirate Classic
ADNA — Cole Baysinger won two field events and both the Spartans girls and boys did well in the distance events at the Pirate Track and Field Classic.
The Forks boys came in third out of nine schools, while the girls came in fifth.
Baysinger won the discus with a throw of 131 feet, 4 inches, nearly nine feet beyond the second-place discus competitor. He also won the high jump with a leap of 5-8. Baysinger rounded out his day with a personal best 42-7 in the shot put, good for second place. Baysinger has tallied 12 first-place track and field finishes so far this season.
Forks dominated the boys’ discus, finishing first, third and fourth. Peyton Rondeau came in third with a throw of 121-2 and Luke Dahlgren fourth with a throw of 115-7.
Marissa Bailey won the girls 1,600-meter run with a time of 5:51.97 and came in second in the 800-meter run with a time of 2:39.07, missing out on first by only .10 of a second.
Full Forks results are listed below.
Pirate Classic
Adna, Wash.
Boys
Team Results — Adna, first, 118; South Bend, second, 95; Forks, third, 77; Tenino, fourth, 72; Pe Ell, fifth, 54; Wishkah Valley, sixth, 28; Winlock, seventh, 19; Wahkiakum, eighth, 15; Willapa Valley, ninth, 4.
Forks Results
Boys
100-Meter Run — Brady King, 14th, 13.05; Seth Johnson, 16th, 13.22; Jake Long, 24th, 14.51.
200-Meter Run — Peyton Rondeau, fifth, 25.83; King, 12th, 27.07; Race Decker, 22nd, 32.01.
400-Meter Run — Seth Johnson, seventh, 57.70.
800-Meter Run — Andrew Wilder, fourth, 2:23.91; Brady Edwards, seventh, 2:40.99; Josue Lucas, ninth, 2:53.11; Decker, 10th, 2:53.15.
1,600-Meter Run — Matthew Larson, first, 5:23.37.
3,200-Meter Run — Josue Lucas, first, 11:31.27; Larson, fifth, 12:06.54.
300-Meter Hurdles — Edwards, sixth, 57.77.
4×100 Relay —Forks (Wilder, Johnson, Rondeau, King), first, 48.25.
Shot Put — Cole Baysinger, second, 42-7; Eden Cisneros, ninth, 33-9 1/2; Luke Dahlgren, 10th, 32-9; Trevor Engeseth, 16th, 28-0.
Discus — Baysinger, first, 131-1, Rondeau, third, 121-2; Dahlgren, fourth, 115-7; Engeseth, 10th, 93-0; Cisneros, 13th, 84-10.
Javelin — Caleb Peters, eighth, 113-1; Cisneros, 11th, 106-10; Wilder, 12th, 104-9; Jake Long, 19th, 85-7; Aaron Bennett, 21st, 77-10.
High Jump — Baysinger, first, 5-8.
Long Jump — Bennett, 16th, 14-2 1/4.
Girls
Team Scores — Adna, first, 129; Willapa Valley, second, 96.5; Wahkiakum, third, 83; Tenino, fourth, 63; Forks, fifth, 59; Pe Ell, sixth, 43; Wishkah Valley, seventh, 25; South Bend, eighth, 10.5; Winlock, ninth, 4.
100-Meter Run — Kaitlin Rowley, 11th, 16.21; Macy Luong, 12th, 16.44; Annhelica Wells, 14th, 16.53; Yulissa Hernandez, 15th, 16.59; Evelyn Aranda, 16th, 16.59.
200-Meter Run — Madison Carlson, fourth, 31.29; Kayleen Bailey, ninth, 32.74; Wells, 12th, 34.79; Evelyn Aranda, 14th, 34.94; Angela Garcia-Moog, 16th, 36.50.
400-Meter Run — Carlson, second, 1:07.49; Rochell Smith, seventh, 1:15.73; Wells, ninth, 1:16.39; Sage Baar, 11th, 1:20.70.
800-Meter Run — Marissa Bailey, second, 2:39.07.
1,600-Meter Run — Bailey, first, 5:51.97; Melisa Galindo, fourth, 6:45.46; Bailey, fifth, 7:01.77; Chelsea Biciunas, sixth, 7:06.87.
3,200 Meter Run — Galindo, first, 14:21.61.
100-Meter Hurdles — Sylvia Torres, 12th, 22.53.
300-Meter Hurdles — Ella Damron, eighth, 59.38; Biciunas, ninth, 1:05.38; Baar, 10th, 1:22.10.
4×100 —Forks (Luong, Hernandez, Garcia-Moog, Rowley), fourth, 1:04.22.
4×200 —Forks (Luong, Bailey, Torres, Bailey), sixth, 2:05.78.
4×400 —Forks (Carlson, Torres, Galinda, Bailey), third, 4:55.94.
Shot Put — Emily Abrahams, 10th, 21-11; Caitlyn Wells, 17th, 18-10; Garcia-Moog, 19th, 16-10.
Discus — Garcia-Moog, 12th, 57-5; Wells, 15th, 53-00 Forks
Javelin — Wells, 13th, 70-3.
High Jump — Biciunas, eighth, 4-2; Carlson, ninth, 3-10.
Long Jump — Luong, 12th, 12-2; Damron, 14th, 11-3.
Triple Jump —Biciunas, ninth, 27-6 1/2.
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Compiled from team reports. Email scores to sports@peninsuladailynews.com or phone 360-417-3525.
