PORT LUDLOW — The Cowboys got the better of the Roughriders in a nine-hole match at Port Ludlow Golf Course on Thursday, winning 196-217.
Logan Storm was medalist for Chimacum with a round of eight-over-par 44. Sean Storey carded a 50 and Braden Yingling and Gabe Van Camp each shot 51 for the Cowboys.
Skyler Cobb led Port Angeles with a 48. Nate Drake shot a 49 and Cameron Fouts (55) and Ryan Wolfgang (65) also counted scores for the Riders.
“Beautiful day for golf on a beautiful golf course,” Port Angeles coach Gil Stockton said. “Skyler Cobb and Nate Drake took advantage and both played some terrific golf. Everyone gave it their best, but illness and grades pared the team down which made every shot count. Fun day though, and a great learning experience.”
Sequim 186, Klahowya 195
BREMERTON — Paul Jacobsen posted a nine-hole round of 42 to earn medalist honors as the Wolves edged the Eagles in Sequim’s season-opener at Gold Mountain Golf Club.
Garrett Hoesel added a 46 for the Wolves and Ben Sweet and Dom Ricobene each shot 49 for Sequim (1-0).
Landon Betzing and Aaron Phillips led Klahowya with 46s.
The Wolves host Kingston on Tuesday.
Girls Golf
Port Angeles 270, Chimacum 280
PORT LUDLOW — The Roughriders picked up an Olympic League win over the Cowboys at Port Ludlow Golf Course on Thursday.
Kat McMahan earned medalist honors with a nine-hold round of 58 for Port Angeles and MaKayla Peabody and Katie Marchant each carded rounds of 70.
Chimacum’s lone girls golfer Lacey Bishop shot a 64.
Klahowya 189, Sequim 224
BREMERTON — The Wolves suffered their first match defeat in nearly two full seasons in a nine-hole match on the Cascade Course at Gold Mountain Golf Club on Thursday.
Klahowya’s Emi Brown shot a two-over-par 38 to earn medalist honors.
Yana Hoesel and Jessican German led Sequim with rounds of 54 apiece in the team’s season-opening match.
Brittney Gale added a 56 and JoNell Hill a 6o for the Wolves (0-1).
Sequim hosts Kingston on Monday.
Girls Tennis
Sequim 7, Bremerton 0
BREMERTON — The Wolves didn’t drop a set agains the Knights, winning every match in straight sets.
Sequim won 84 games played, while Bremerton managed to take just nine games in Thursday’s match.
The Wolves (5-0) host North Mason (1-3) on Monday.
Sequim 7, Bremerton 0
Match Report
Singles
No. 1: Kalli Wiker (S) def. Simone Cantal (B) 6-0, 6-0.
No. 2: Olivia Preston (S) def. Ysabel Kochis (B) 6-4, 6-2.
No. 3: Emily Bundy (S) def. Jocelyn Reyer (B) 6-0, 6-2.
Doubles
No. 1: Jessica Dietzman/Isabelle Hugoniot (S) def. Wendi Pablo/Chantalle Matto (B) 6-0, 6-0.
No. 2: Ashley Rosales/McKenna Hasting (S) def. Phyllisity Zinter/Shannon Snider (B) 6-1, 6-0.
No. 3: Amanda He/Arlene Law (S) def. Anna Daughtery/Dominica Collins (B) 6-0, 6-0.
No. 4: Emily Bundy/Chloe Goldate (S) def. Valencia Tang/Deja Morris (B) 3-6, 7-5, 7-5.
Kingston 5, Port Angeles 2
KINGSTON — The Riders took two matches away from the Buccaneers with three other matches settled by super tiebreakers due to impending darkness.
Kingston 5, Port Angeles 2
Match Report
Singles
No. 1: Montana Thoroughman (K) def. Summer Olsen (PA) 6-3, 5-7, (11-9).
No. 2: Taylor Sanville (K) def. Kailey Droz (PA) 7-5, 6-0.
No. 3: Hannah Reetz (PA) def. Cierra Franklin (K) 3-6, 6-3 (10-2).
Doubles
No. 1: Camryn Mason/Casandra Shamp (PA) def. Sam Young/Gibby Johnson (K) 6-4, 6-3.
No. 2: Anna Horne/Rachael Winn (K) def. Emily Rygaard/Dency Patel (PA) 6-4, 5-7, 6-1.
No. 3: Sierra Dennaq/Emily Ramirez (K) def. Abby Sanders/Ellie Getchell (PA) 6-2, 6-4.
No. 4: Reagan Critchfield/Eden Critchfield (PA) def. Poppie Jacobsen/Kiana Herrick (NK) 6-2, 3-6, (9-11).
Softball
Forks 13, Shelton 2
SHELTON — Chloe Leverington and Myah Rondeau led the Spartans at the plate in a win over the Class 3A Highclimbers on Thursday.
Rondeau was 2 for 3 with a double and three RBIs while Leverington went 3 for 3 with a double and an RBI.
Aspen Rondeau also contributed, going 1 for 2, getting hit by a pitch, stealing two bases and driving in two runs.
Forks starter Britney Dean struck out eight in four innings pitched. She allowed two runs, one earned, on four walks and three hits.
Leverington struck out the side in her one inning in the circle.
The Spartans (1-1) open Evergreen League play at home against Hoquiam (2-1) on Tuesday.
Boys Soccer
Sequim 0, Klahowya 0
SEQUIM — The Wolves and Eagles tied in a nonleague contest Friday.
“The stats show we kind of dominated the game,” Sequim coach Dave Brasher said. “Klahowya had one chance in each half and we had five good chances in the first and four in the second.
“We had some good scoring opportunities but came up a little bit short.”
Mathys Tanche and Ryan Tolberd each missed on breakaway opportunities early on and Tolberd was unlucky with a shot that glanced off the Klahowya goalkeeper off the far post and right back to the keeper.
A Kristian Mingoy header beat the Eagles goalkeeper but was cleared off the goal line by a Klahowya defender.
Two second-half corner kicks produced headers that went over the top of the goal (Reid Parker) and wide (Mike McAleer).
“We defended really well and only gave them the two chances. Rudy Franco at center back was our man of the match. He played really well.”
Sequim (4-0-0, 4-0-2) visits North Mason (1-2-0, 2-3-1) on Tuesday.
Forks 2, Hoquiam 1
HOQUIAM — The Forks boys overcame a slow start against Hoquiam, scoring two goals in the second half to win 2-1 in Hoquiam for the first time in five years.
After entering the half down 1-0 in Friday’s game, Tony Flores scored on a scramble in the penalty area … “blender in the box” as described by coach Joe Morton.
With the game now tied 1-1, the Spartans clamped down on defense, not allowing Hoquiam any solid chances.
“Our defense patched up their holes from their first game [a 2-1 loss to South Whidbey],” Morton said.
Oscar Gonzalez scored the game-winner with about 10 minutes left on a penalty kick. Gabe Terrones picked up the win in goal.
“This is my fifth year coaching in Forks and this is the first time we’ve ever won in Hoquiam. That alone is a big deal,” Morton said.
Forks (1-0, 1-1-0) will next play at Tenino (1-0, 1-1-1) at 7 p.m. Monday.
Peninsula Daily News sports editor Pierre LaBossiere contributed to this report.
