SEQUIM — Sequim’s volleyball team barely warmed up against a youthful Port Townsend squad Tuesday night.
The Wolves (2-0) won the early season nonleague match 25-10, 25-6, 25-13.
“They have a lot of young kids on varsity,” Sequim coach Jennie Webber-Heilman said about the Redskins.
Right now Sequim is just trying to get court time to get the kinks out.
The Wolves did not play in a summer league and won’t hit the tournament circuit until late September and October.
Haleigh Harrison led the Wolves with 15 kills, six digs and three blocks while setter Taylor Balkan passed for 39 assists, had three digs and was nine for nine in serving with three aces.
Rylleigh Zbaraschuk earned four kills and had five digs while Hannah Hudson had nine digs and was 21 of 23 in serves with three aces.
Hudson had 13 serves in a row in the first game.
“Hannah was a serving machine,” Webber-Heilman said.
Natalie Stevenson also had a good serving game as she served 10 in a row in the second game and had three aces on the night.
Sequim next travels to archrival Port Angeles for a showdown Thursday in nonleague action.
Port Angeles 3,
North Mason 0
BELFAIR — The Roughriders (1-0) had an easy time in the nonleague match Tuesday night.
Port Angeles beat the Bulldogs 25-20, 25-5, 25-12.
“It took us awhile to get going,” Port Angeles coach Christine Halberg said about the close score in the first game.
Kiah Jones led the Riders with 14 kills, 12 digs, six aces and three blocks.
Setter Emily Drake gave out 21 assists and had six digs, four aces and two kills while Autumn Riddick earned six kills.
Damian Foley had four kills four digs and a block for Port Angeles.
The Riders swept the Bulldogs with the JV team winning 25-12, 25-20, 25-16 and the C team winning 25-12, 25-9, 15-3.
The Riders next host archrival Sequim on Thursday night starting at 6:45.
Life Christian 3, Chimacum 2
TACOMA — The Cowboys opened Nisqually League play with a heartbreaking loss on Tuesday.
Chimacum (0-1 league, 1-2 overall) lost by the scores of 25-18, 17-25, 25-22, 21-25, 9-15.
Twin senior sisters Alisha Gale and Aubrey Gale led the Cowboys with a combined 12 kills.
Alisha had seven kills and served nine aces while Aubrey had five kills and three blocks.
Krista Hathaway, meanwhile, had five kills and setter Megan Dukek dished out eight assists and was perfect in serving, going 20-for-20.
Chimacum next hosts Orting on Thursday night.
Tenino 3, Forks 1
TENINO — The Spartans dropped their first SWL-Evergreen Division match of the season 24-26, 25-23, 25-19, 25-19 on Tuesday night.
Casey Williams led the Spartans with nine kills while Jillian Raben had 15 assists. Sydney Christensen added five kills and Courtnie Paul had four kills.
Forks (0-1 in league, 1-1 overall) next travels to Elma on Thursday.
Girls Soccer
Port Angeles 5, North Mason 0
BELFAIR — Kathryn Moseley scored two goals and had two assists to spark the Roughriders to the nonleague win Tuesday.
Port Angeles led 3-0 at halftime and coasted to the victory.
Moseley scored the first goal and the last goal. The final goal was a rare unassisted corner kick where she curled the ball into the net.
Brittany McBride, Danielle Schimschal and Shayal Northern all scored goals for the Riders while Paxton Rodocker had an assist.
The Riders outshot the Bulldogs 10-3.
“It was a nice, solid win for us,” coach Scott Moseley said.
Players of the game were Kathryn Moseley for offense, Rodocker for defense and Kylie Jeffers and Schimschal shared transition honors.
The Riders next host archrival Sequim at Civic Field on Thursday at 6:45 p.m.
Port Townsend 3, Sequim 2
SEQUIM — The Redskins got a golden goal from their money player to beat the Wolves in dramatic fashion Tuesday night.
Irina Lyons, the reigning Olympic League co-MVP, headed in an Audrey McHugh free kick from 30 yards out in the 85th minute to complete a Redskin rally in the sudden death overtime thriller.
“We showed a lot of heart tonight,” Port Townsend coach Ryan Moss said. “I saw everything we have been working on finally come together in the closing minutes of the second half and carry on into overtime.”
McHugh had scored the Redskins’ first goal early on in the 17th minute before Sequim roared back with two goals in the final 20 minutes of the first half for a 2-1 edge.
It wasn’t until the 73rd minute that Jewel Johnson scored the equalizer for Port Townsend, sending the game into overtime and setting up Lyons’ golden goal.
“The game was fast and physical and a lot of my young players really stepped up tonight,” Moss said.
“The game really could have gone either way with the amount of opportunities both teams had, but in the end it was PT coming away with the W.”
Added Moss, “It’s a great win for us.”
Port Townsend (2-1 overall) next hosts Kingston on Thursday.
Port Townsend 3, Sequim 2
Port Townsend 1 1 1 — 3
Sequim 2 0 0 — 0
Scoring Summary
First half: 1, Port Townsend, McHugh, 17th minute; 1, Sequim, 27th minute; 2, Sequim, 33rd minute.
Second Half: 2, Port Townsend, Johnson, 73rd minute.
Overtime: 3, Port Townsend, Lyons (McHugh), 85th minute.
Tenino 13, Forks 0
TENINO — The Beavers wasted little time in Tuesday’s SWL Evergreen Division affair, scoring four goals in the first five minutes on the way to a win.
“Tenino is the real deal,” Forks coach Andrew Peterson said. “They are extremely solid. We didn’t have too much of an answer for them.”
Forks (0-1 in league, 0-2 overall) next travels to Elma for another league game Thursday.