THE DAILY ASTORIAN • THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 2015
SCOREBOARD
PREP SCHEDULE
TODAY
Baseball — Astoria at Rainier, TBA;
Seaside at Corbett, 4:30 p.m.
Softball — Corbett at Seaside, 5 p.m.
Track — Northwest League Relays,
TBA
FRIDAY
Baseball — Knappa at Delphian (2),
3 p.m.
Softball — Astoria at R.A. Long, 4
p.m.; Knappa at Delphian (2), 3 p.m.
Girls Golf — Tillamook Scramble, 9
a.m.; Seaside at Ridgeview, 1:30 p.m.
SATURDAY
Baseball — Seaside at Gladstone, 2
p.m.; Willamina at Warrenton (2), Noon
Softball — Cascade at Seaside (2),
2 p.m.; Willamina at Warrenton (2),
Noon
Track — Tillamook Invitational, 11
a.m.; Seaside at Junction City, 10 a.m.
BASEBALL
HIGH SCHOOLS
Astoria 7, North Marion 5
Ensign, Robinson (4) and Barrell;
Brown, Wallace (5), Fremstad (7) and
Helmerson. W: Brown. L: Ensign. S:
Fremstad. RBI: NM, Kendall 2, Beachy,
Barrell, Doubrava; Ast, Wallace 2, Hol-
thusen, Palek, Gohl, Fremstad. 2B:
NM, Patterson, Kendall, Barrell. LOB:
North Marion 4, Astoria 8. DP: North
Marion; Astoria.
N.Marion
000 410 0—5 6 2
Astoria
020 401 x—7 10 0
SOFTBALL
HIGH SCHOOLS
North Marion 3, Astoria 2
W: Mica Harrington (4 K’s, 0 walks).
L: Libby DiBartolomeo (3 K’s, 0 walks).
RBI: NM, Estrada, Umbenhower, Har-
rington; Ast, Wullger. 2B: Ast, Wullger.
3B: Ast, Danen. HR: NM, Harrington.
LOB: North Marion 1, Astoria 3. DP:
North Marion; Astoria.
N.Marion
000 021 0—3 5 1
Astoria
011 000 0—2 6 1
BOYS GOLF
HIGH SCHOOLS
Scappoose 349, Astoria 407
at Wildwood Golf Course
Scappoose (349)
Andrew Kercher 41-44—85
Tyler Lukinbeal 44-42—86
Avi German 44-42—86
Braxton Sue 46-46—92
Nathan Mapes 45-51—96
Astoria (407)
Joey Voeller 48-49—97
Will Keeran 44-56—100
Arthur Clark 50-52—102
Kirk Fausett 53-55—108
Sydney Morris 53-61—114
SPORTS
7A
Hinton medalist in Seaside win
By GARY HENLEY
The Daily Astorian
GEARHART — The Sea-
side boys golf team hosted
Valley Catholic Wednesday
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Cowapa League.
And the defending state
champion Gulls got the victory
— with their best team score in
nearly a decade — racking up a
313 team score to Valley Catho-
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The Gulls were led by Sam
Hinton, who scored a 1-over-par
73 to earn medalist honors. Aar-
on Richardson was two strokes
back, as the Gulls had the top
two scores. Valley Catholic was
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ished third with 77.
Shane Fritter shot 79 for
the Gulls, followed by Trenten
Meyer and Kevin LaCoste, tied
with a pair of 86s.
Hinton “went head-to-head
with a D-1 prospect and came
out on top,” said Seaside coach
Jim Poetsch.
“Sam fell two behind after
knocking a ball in the water
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later birdied to even the score.”
Schmidlin birdied holes nine
and 10, and the two golfers re-
mained tied until Hinton birdied
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nal hole to clinch the win.
“It is nice getting a win over
JOSHUA BESSEX — The Daily Astorian
Seaside’s Sam Hinton watches his drive off the tee on the second hole of the golf game against
Valley Catholic at Gearhart Golf Links Wednesday. More photos online at www.dailyastorian.com
a good Valley Catholic team,”
Poetsch said. “This was a match
we have been looking forward
to since they beat us last year.
To come out and shoot the best
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decade in a big match shows the
character of this team.”
Hinton said, “I was really
excited for all the guys today.
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work in practice come through
in competition. Shane had a
hard time with his ball striking
but still put down a good num-
ber.
“For me to play well on top
of all that is just an added bonus.
We played well but I know ev-
ery guy, when they walked off
the 18th green were all thinking
of how to get better. And that is
what it is all about.”
The Gulls take part in the
Fish Invitational Monday.
Scappoose 349, Astoria 407
SCAPPOOSE — Scappoose
golfers had the top four individ-
ual scores on the day, as the Indi-
ans posted a 349 to 407 win over
Astoria in a Cowapa League
boys golf dual match Wednes-
day at Wildwood Golf Course.
Andrew Kercher led the way
with an 85, followed by team-
mates Tyler Lukinbeal and Avi
German, both with an 86.
Astoria was led by Joey
Voeller (48-49—97), followed
by Will Keeran (100), Arthur
Clark (102), Kirk Fausett (108)
and Sydney Morris (114).
SOFTBALL
North Marion 3, Astoria 2
Before the baseball players
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ion and Astoria softball teams
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doubleheader with a nonleague
game at CMH Field.
The Huskies had just one hit
through four innings, but then
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and one in the sixth for a 3-2 win
over Astoria.
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DiBartolomeo were locked in a
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The Lady Fish scored the
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when Abi Danen belted a tri-
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scored on an errant throw to the
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Teammate Kelsey Wullger
doubled on a line drive off the
glove of the North Marion third
baseman, scoring Sarah Lertora
for a 2-0 lead in the third.
The Huskies opened the
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singles, with Ashley Bowman
scoring on a base hit by Sarah
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North Marion tied the score on
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er that brought in Kyia Brooks.
And Harrington came up
with the eventual game-winning
run, when the North Marion ju-
nior raced around the bases for
an inside-the-park home run in
the top of the sixth.
Astoria had six hits off Har-
rington, while DiBartolomeo al-
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outs and no walks.
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Sibony ran a Seaside freshman
record 9:34.61 to win the 3,000
SEASIDE — The Seaside meters over teammate Brad-
boys swept a three-way Cowapa ley Rzewnicki (9:42); and Will
League track meet Wednesday, Garvin swept the hurdles (43.04
scoring wins over Tillamook in the 300 hurdles).
(96-49) and Scappoose (73-72)
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at Seaside.
Christopher Anguiano won the
The Lady Gulls defeated shot put (43 feet, 4¾ inches)
Tillamook (80-53), but came and the discus (115-7), while
up short against Scappoose (63- Chesnut capped his big day with
75).
victories in the long jump (19-10
Seaside winners on the day ½) and the triple jump (38-6 ¾).
included Josh Chesnut in the 100
The Seaside girls had their
meters (11.83 seconds); Juneau share of victories:
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Kelly Willyard in the 800
of teammate Taylor Barnes (2:44.64); Josie Smith in the
(55.44) in the 400 meters; Jack- 3,000 (11:35); Allison Kilday
son Januik was an easy winner captured the 100-meter hur-
By GARY HENLEY
The Daily Astorian
Seaside 313, Valley Catholic 348
Seaside (313)
Sam Hinton 37-36—73
Aaron Richardson 38-37—75
Shane Fritter 40-39—79
Trenten Meyer 43-43—86
Kevin LaCoste 42-44—86
Valley Catholic (348)
Ryan Schmidlin 36-41—77
John Woodruff 43-46—89
Nick Tranquil 44-37—81
Cole Schmidlin 52-49—101
Kristoff Oswald 50-51—101
dles in 16.48; and the Lady
Gulls swept the relays, running
a 52.73 in the 400-meter relay
and 4:22.03 in the 1,600-meter
relay.
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came from Kirstin Lent in the
shot put (27-4); Danielle Wil-
lyard tossed the javelin 106-2
and soared 32-9 ¼ to win the
triple jump.
Hageman a triple
winner for Astoria
BEAVERTON — Astoria
competed in a three-way Cow-
apa League track meet at Valley
Catholic Wednesday, along with
Banks and the Valiants.
Team scores were not avail-
able, although the Valley Cath-
olic boys dominated most of the
meet. The Fishermen collected
wins from Marcelino Ochoa in
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Lucas Caruana in the 1,500
meters (4:25.72) and 3,000 me-
ters (10:17); and Thomas Tice
in the long jump (19 feet, 6 ½
inches).
The Astoria girls won
11 of 17 events: Freshman
Kaylee Mitchell in the 800 me-
ters (freshman school record
2:23.17, and the second-best
mark in school history behind
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Kaisa Johnson in the 1,500
(5:24.59); Victoria Kee (17.72)
and Jillian Ketcham (55.54)
swept the 100- and 300-meter
hurdles, respectively.
Astoria won both relay rac-
es (times of 52.65 and 4:32.87);
Halie Korff had two wins in the
throwing events, with marks of
36 feet, 11 inches in the shot
put and 104-6 in the discus;
and freshman Darian Hage-
man highlighted the day with
three wins for the Astoria girls
— clearing a freshman school
record 8-6 in the pole vault
(second-best all-time mark in
school history behind Rachel
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16-1 in the long jump (sec-
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school record 18-3 ½) and 34-0
in the triple jump.
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